skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Abortion in particular seems to be one of those issues where self-described moral voters seem to view anything as justified. Like how anyone can justify to thsmselves bombing an abortion clinic or a church is in any way justifiable is beyond me.

Honestly thought you were going to say how can anyone justify "abortion on demand without apology" or the taxpayers paying for abortion or abortion allowed at any time in the pregnancy (even up until the last day, barring health concerns for the mother).

Abortion is a topic where 80% of people have the same thought (it's wrong and it's bad and it's terrible but just sometimes it's necessary) and 20% of people are crazy extremists on both sides.
Nonsense. The entire basis of the US government is the dual sovereignty of States and the Federal government.

What slavery? 2020 is bad but it isn't that bad.
No, darkness falls when people parrot idiotic phrases like that one.
https://www.victorycoffees.com

Not sure if duckspeak =.= or duckspeak.

Edit for sauce: http://www.george-orwell.org/1984/4.html
Hubris and poor leadership. It was always rare to have control of all three.you use it when you have it.

Instead of acting on key agenda, there was hardly anything done given the power they had.

Say what you will about the republicans with similar control they will absolutely enact a lot of changes in their agenda. I may not like their agenda at all, but I can appreciate how they go about it.
Search, to tell the truth, is relatively easy to displace. Users are fickle, they easily migrate to whatever they consider a better option. See all these "I moved to DDG and it's OK" comments here
Even controlling user data is not that much; one can move the entire email archive, and the entire documents archive, elsewhere. Not easy but doable, and has been done a lot of times.

The real power is controlling the user's identity. Think about all the hundreds of places where one would need to replace a "@gmail.com" address. To say nothing of all the places where one used to use "login with Facebook" and where using another method of logging in means losing the previous account.
I know. And it's a failure of an Internet and software ecosystem as whole.

Somewhere between 2000 and 2010 we just accepted how much of fiasco and garbage everything have became.
Both sides have lists for judges not just for the supreme court but all federal courts. Its easier to keep a up to date list then to try to figure out a list when there is a vacancy. They will also often reveal the list or parts of it to get other people's opinions.
I upvoted mechanically without opening the link because that's what I do when I see an entry about Rust.

I'm joking, I did not do that, but it's possible explanation how this link got to the first page of HN.
PHP. Don’t listen to the haters. You’d be done by now.
The Manufacturer’s Dilemma (2019)
> But while it's doing its best to make it difficult for Americans to obtain WeChat

By banning WeChat on the app stores, this will eventally restrict the entire general public's access to their platform of choice for 1A protected expression, because their access is subject to never buying a new phone, never resetting their phone, and praying WeChat never issues a required update. As time passes and the above situations occur to more and more users, the 1A impact continues to grow until it encompasses all users. The courts are quite capable of seeing how today's ban will affect tomorrow's free speech.

Also, before someone makes the "sideloading" argument, consider that on iOS it is effectively impossible for the general public. On Android, it is cumbersome and confusing enough that it presents a significant barrier as well. The courts will not ignore that.
For example, in Islam, abortions are allowed in very very limited circumstances:

1) any time the life of the mother is in jeopardy (the principle here is not to sacrifice existent good for potential good)

2) Any time 40 days into the pregnancy for legitimate reasons (I can't afford to take care of a baby is NOT a legitimate reason because the belief is that God provides for everyone, so this is disbelieving in God, but other reasons are considered).
Open-source network and infrastructure monitoring and management system
That's my opinion. Most investors know it's a party, but when will it end? With the election, corona vaccine, and the return to normalcy nearing everyone is wondering how long this will keep up.

The trigger to a stock crash is usually unexpected. I think either car loan or student debt crises but who knows
If you attack email addresses as a dictionary attack instead of brute forcing the entire possible email address space, they’re actually a smaller search space. The paper claims 53 trillion possible (global) phone numbers, and 700 billion mobile numbers. Haveibeenpwned has just recently passed 10 billion email addresses- Troy probably doesn’t have _every_ valid email in existence (yet), but I’d be surprised if it was as low as 1 in 70 (or 1 in 5,300). At least cutting phone numbers down to just a specific country works better in eliminating in needed searches than for email (all those @gmail.com @outlook.com and to a lesser extent @company.com addresses aren’t country specific).
For a free app without any revenue.

It's like the parasitic Cordyceps mushroom.
Damn what a good reply. You must’ve been burned/seen some shit in the past.
Obama set a precedent for that type of executive. Following a growing trend as the congress has become so bi-polar.
Those appear to be actual coffee?

Chicory coffee remains popular in New Orleans, but they usually blend in actual coffee for the caffeine kick: https://www.neworleansroast.com/chicory/
Almost all of my SBCs run from USB storage, the performance improvements over SD card are obviously night and day; but I never had success with the direct boot from USB(official methods) and had to jump from SD card to USB storage after boot i.e. having only /boot on SD card. RPi 4 being newer, I assume it's designed with USB boot in mind and perhaps USB boot might work better than earlier iterations.
Most of the U.S. government was born to steal land and facilitate genocide. That's just a fact. It's where we come from as Americans. We are all beneficiaries of crimes against humanity. The government needs to change, no doubt about that. The government has public interfaces for change. We can change the government to make sure these interfaces are available to as many americans as possible. We could make them available to all, including our friends in Puerto Rico, just with a few signed pieces of paper.

It's important for all of us to have goals and act in a way that is goal-oriented.
The boundary for variable parsing should be the edge of your application. Otherwise you can't be sure that your validity checks (for example) are doing what you think they are, or that your sql is doing what you think it is.

As one example of this consider the rails vuln CVE-2013-0156. Lax param parsing and cleaning (or none), can lead to problems like this and even sqli if you meant to accept a string and instead accept something like an array or a symbol.
How old?
How do these compare to what Tesla is using?
The most interesting part to me was that the British didn’t always drink that much tea.
> SIWA is tied to the developer agreement, so Epic lost access to this when they lost everything else. It sounds like Apple actually gave them an extended (but still quite short) grace period after their developer account was deleted to migrate users off.

With my end user hat on, I respectfully disagree. SIWA is tied to my Apple ID, and is my account. Apple has demonstrated it will unilaterally revoke my login on services that has nothing to do with it, thereby significantly reducing the value of SIWA and significantly increasing the risk of using it.

I never used social logins before SIWA due to privacy concerns. I now can’t use SIWA either, and need to migrate every service I have using it back to my email.

Thanks Apple. You continue to be the abusive partner, taking my money and telling me I should be grateful that you’re not as bad as the other option, all the while restricting and controlling what I’m allowed to do.
It looks like IFTTT is available for iOS, and I've heard it compared to Tasker.
Useful Shell Commands [pdf]
What would you add to this list?
It’s worth seeing what comes out in October and deciding then. If you’re planning to work entirely in the apple ecosystem and they come out with a developer focused machine then it might make sense but I’m skeptical of the new arm macs being “pro” models. It’s also often better to go in on apple’s 2nd or 3rd iteration of a new product. You mention doing web development and I think if you want to continue that it will be easier to stick with intel for the next 2-4 years.
What one person said about some other issue years ago is irrelevant to the question at hand.
What part of your career and income is a guaranteed sure thing, and what part is subject to some level of risk? What level of risk qualifies as “gambling”?
Can you name one treasonous act that Trump has done?
Senators originally (prior to 1914) were not directly elected by their constituents... the founders set up the Senate to be the more "responsible" "Upper House"and were set to represent the interests of each state and appointed by each state's democratically elected Governor. The intention of senators having longer terms (6 years vs 2 years for House members) in addition to being appointed by each state's Governor and state legislature was so Senators would not be as directly affected by electoral politics and would be forced to actually work together. I think the 17th Amendment to the Constitution was in retrospect a pretty horrible decision that has not added much democratic value to our system.
A one-click VPN on your own VPC is a thing with many cloud providers, like DO. Just choose a datacenter outside the US.
Doing those changes is also against their interest, making them as hypocritical as republicans when they talk policy.
Can you name some examples of other sanctions it’s similar to?
> completely unsubstantiated accusation

a guy searched for a domain on godaddy and godaddy sold it - afaict that’s a fact. they obviously agree that it looks bad or they wouldn’t’ve bothered with this response.
Can you elaborate on the performance improvements over SD card?

(I have always assumed that the SD card had a much faster, more performant bus than USB. It sounds like that’s wrong?)
You bring up a point of interest to me about the potential for malicious code that would bruteforce private networks to use as a covert channel. In regards to IoT devices, is there any documented cases of this happening in the wild? I could possibly see actors inserting malicious code baked in that would search for public wifi networks in things like a smart TV.
For me that was one of the really desirable features.
Nolan did confirm this in an interview. I don't remember which one, but it was quick remark. He also said reselling the most valuable parts of the 747 quickly made it a lot more affordable.
People have been calling tech "overvalued" since 2005. Its a misnomer, and everyone who has used that as in investment philosophy has lost tons of money. Tech is here to stay, and as an investment, offers significantly more leverage than elsewhere. Tech is twice as valuable relative to other investments. You dont understand how markets work

Buffet is an old out of touch man, who got rich buying the hot stocks of his day. He has lagged the market for 15 years
Are you talking about the party that spent decades motivating turnout by making their base hate gay people? They denied the humanity of gay people, fought to deny them basic human rights and all for what? Just to cynically win elections?

If you didn’t know this or chose to ignore it, your model is incomplete and you don’t understand one side.
Yes, but audiophiles who don’t know what an ABX is wouldn’t be able to pretend they can hear the difference in the sound of the DAC.
It’s isolating and restricting speech, that’s why. Analogous to the “free speech zones” on university campuses, which in some cases, even require you to get advance permission to speak in them. The opposite of free speech is not silence.
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The work being continuously done to improve the state of unsafe on crates.io proves otherwise.

That is my point, people continue to use "C with Classes" because they don't know better or were poorly taught, likewise many reach out to unsafe as they cannot make it work otherwise and leave the code like that.

In a world with a very thin standard library and an npm like dependency tree, every crate might be full of unsafe surprises that one is only aware if going through all of them.

And this in a scenario where cargo doesn't do binary dependencies.
When the service went from unlimited open access to being put behind a login wall, I assumed they were using this tool to pull more users into the Firefox ecosystem (like what google does). I stopped using the service at that point since it effectively lost the privacy aspect.
There's quite a lot of diversity in coffee already. Coffees from different regions taste wildly different. Climate change is just ravaging the coffee band. Ethiopian coffee will likely be gone in a couple decades as the growing region is pushed north into the Ethiopian highlands where it can't be grown since the highlands are actually huge pillars of rock rather than highlands as people typically understand them.

It's a shame, really, because Ethiopian coffee is absolutely wonderful.
As someone that has enough C and C++ experience going back to 1992, worked at CERN and Nokia in very complicated C++ codebases and still has issues with the borrow checker and when to annotate what, I beg to differ how easy it is to use Rust, although I do conceed it has gotten much better.
> search engine for your tabs

Yes please! I've recently got interested in Recoll, which might not know what a tab is, but does search web history.

> you might as well close them and use the internet directly instead of cached in your own tabs

Caching is valuable. URLs bit rot and their contents change. If you have a browser session that's old enough, the RAM contents are a saving grace.
With interest rates near 0%, equities are one of the few places you can expect to earn a reasonable yield on capital. The Fed has made it clear they don't plan to raise rates in the foreseeable future, so don't count on the demand for stocks to go away anytime soon.

If you're curious about how retail confidence is holding up, here's a dashboard I'm building to track discussion on the notorious WallStreetBets subreddit: https://www.quiverquant.com/wallstreetbets/
What's so surprising about that? It's not so much a "rule" as a statement of political fact. Now that Supreme Court has become a de facto legislative body, no nominee has a chance of getting through when the presidency and Senate are not controlled by the same party.

The reality is that if we had a Democratic President and Senate, nobody on the left would be arguing that we have to hold off until the election. Chuck Schumer would no doubt be insisting that the Senate "do [its] job", as he did in 2016. [1]

It's hard to fault McConnell for doing precisely what he was elected to do -- confirm conservative judges and justices.

[1] https://twitter.com/SenSchumer/status/701953299268902912
What could he have done?
My "non-geek" friends knew how to torrent, rip mp3s, convert file formats, and patch cracked software.

There were plenty of "non-geek" people tricking out their MySpace profile.
So, we are supposed to have a congress that deliberates and passes laws. This is the notion that we are a society of laws.

However, here, we have a president that acts by decree, similar to a dictator. No deliberations. No industry consultations. Nothing. Just some vague excuse that this is a national security issue, so no further questions are allowed.

Welcome to the new Totalitarian States of America.
Except the fact that Amazon's office in Hyderabad India is the their largest in the world [1]. We are not talking about contractors - they are employees like any in their Seattle one, many actually do relocate back from US to India office.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/25/business/amazon-hyderabad...
As CIA and the Pentagon support different sides in Syria, does this imply they're likely running offensive ops against each other? Do black (psywar) black (hat) hackers have any sort of IFF to prevent blue-on-blue?

(for a different blue-on-blue scenario: what might the cyber equivalent of leaving a grenade pin on an officer's pillow be?)
Cloudflare's bug bounty program used to be exclusively T-Shirts/swag but it looks like they now might give out service credits, it doesn't state the exact reward:

> Reporters under the age of 18 will not be eligible to receive Cloudflare service rewards

https://hackerone.com/cloudflare
The foresight wasn't about her being old, the foresight was about just how much the next Republican administration would skirt precedence and the rule of law.
What would the tool you want look like?
> There's also almost half the world that doesn't even use the internet in any meaningful capacity. There's a lot of growth left.

But unlike growth in domestic Western markets, this one will be hard for the companies to expand upon on their own. 1B people in China cannot be reached at all by Western companies, the half billion in South America will depend on someone getting rid of the cartels before meaningful buildout of infrastructure can happen (and that won't be possible until the US and Europe drastically change their approach to drugs, until then most countries will effectively be narco states), and the 1B people in Africa... an even tougher nut to crack, given that there are a lot of countries in there that can be considered "failed states" or various degrees of dictatorships, and the rest tend to be extremely poor as a result of hundreds of years of colonialism.
Machines no longer degrade when the power is yanked. Any corruption caused by a mid-write devoltage event is handled gracefully by whatever modern filesystem of choice you are using, is it not?

Is there some more fundamental hardware damage that occurs when USB devices are unplugged without prior warning to the device itself?
"There is no infinite QE"

There is. The central bank can offset all the excess saving in the economy from now until doomsday. As Japan has shown for decades.

Once you close the mental model you'll see why. What does "confidence in the currency" mean in reality? It means that fewer people want to save in that denomination. When they don't save they have to spend (since that is the only alternative in aggregate), when they spend that generates asset inflation, production and, most importantly, more and more tax points - which reduces the need for bonds and "QE" in the first place.

Always remember that an FX transaction is nothing more than a set of two contracts each of which transfer a currency to the other party no less than two days hence. Which means eventually somebody has to have the actual liquidity to settle the net flow. There is no liquidity provider of last resort.
Why? Trump is never going to appoint a justice who will legitimately advance any cause of liberty. He’s going to appoint someone who will protect his power and the power of the Republican Party. Trump making more appointments is exactly the same as him getting another 4 years, except it will last decades.
You clearly haven’t worked in appsec that long if you haven’t already come across dozens of third party code bases that are supported either by people who don’t code or by over stretched developers that have no love for those specific platforms. Think low margin Wordpress sites, a CEOs friends Magento shop that your business ends up hosting for free, or some other CMS that predates the majority of your dev team (all of these cases I’ve personally experienced). Basically anything that adds enough value to the business to justify the hosting fees but not enough to justify development resource and thus often gets forgotten about. I’ve seen these instances pop up time and time again and while there is always the best of intentions keeping up with patches, WAF does at least increase the margin for error.
Yes, it is criminal, defined by law. It's called manslaughter.
Or a boat, where 1000s of people live. Dry comfortably.
While it is a bogus conspiracy theory, I got more of an understanding why people could think of it as reasonable after seeing 2001 and realizing it came out _before_ the moon landing.
Yeah I usually have no open tabs at the end of a session. The point is that with the right tools, you can bulk capture the essence of what you were browsing without letting clutter accumulate.
That one is not so odd. If you drive 10 mph and accelerate to 23 mph, you're now 130% faster.

You can do the same if you measure rendering speed in fps.
You made me look it up, and it turns out I was using it correctly. But it's funny, because I had originally written "jives", then second-guessed myself and changed it to "jibes."

I had never seen the "gybes" spelling before. Is it like tire/tyre? Looks Welsh to me!
I don't think there's irony there. The republican platform explicitly wants to overturn Roe. Russo was months ago. If the new justice is right of Roberts, it would get overturned.
It comes from advertising and marketing. It's sorta morphed into a self-fulfilling catch-all identity, as it's much easier cognitively to apply a board generalizing categories to large groups of people.
Interesting that this is still a pcr test.
Though he did suffer some technical difficulties, he did not testify as the court ruled his testimony was not relevant to the case. Subtly is not even necessary.
One of the lightly ironic points Linebarger (in his textbook, Psychological Warfare) makes is: never trust a psywar person as a reliable narrator, to accurately and straightforwardly report how effective they may have been. Their déformation professionelle is, after all, self-serving sophistry.

(I trust Linebarger more than Bernays because the former also catalogues not only his failures, but sotto voce, even touches upon those of his mid-twentieth century society.)

Bonus clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLNAkPsjAEk
(what's the hip hop equivalent?)
"Kwiatkowski wouldn't be drawn more on the specs other than to tell me that both power and torque density (i.e. the amount of power or torque divided by the volume of the motor) will be industry leading."
Calorimeter Deliberately Drives Li-Ion Cells into Thermal Runaway and Explosion
Republicans in 2020 are absolutely and inarguably doing those things.

Every vote for that party in our zeitgeist is motivated in no small part by active malignancy. It's the defining characteristic of their leader, unavoidable and undeniable, and as of the convention the party literally has no platform except to serve and support his whims. So there is absolutely a right and a wrong side to things right now.
Has any elected democrat threatened to pack the supreme court, except as a response to McConnell reversing his position now that his party is in control?

You can't compare the senate majority leader with a random anonymous twitter account.
FDR threatened the very same thing when parts of his New Deal were getting overturned.

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

It was tactical move and it worked; not unlike what McConnell did to Obama's Supreme Court pick in 2016 when the GOP controlled the House and the Senate. Politics is hardball, always has been.
You make a very weak argument that Obama’s administration was soft on China. Your only point is strategy in the South China Sea and unless you’re privy to US Navy posturing and what our coordination with Japanese naval forces was at that time, you can’t definitively say that it is any different now.
Perhaps not, however democrats should not complain when they set precedent knowing full well they will end up regretting it later.
What return to normalcy?