skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But seriously, have you ever tried zap against burp? Like all owasp projects, the idea is awesome and there is an excellent community behind it but the execution stopped being anything useful years ago. I really think owasp and ‘free’ are what gives zap it’s base. But a base isn’t the same as relevant.

Burp is with all it’s faults is still so much better in every aspect. If you just discard any technical feature, just the workflow from start to finish shows zap being build BY developers and burp being build FOR hackers. This alone explains why every serious security professional you will ever meet will swear to burp. This doesn’t mean that there is no usecase of course. It’s probably still relevant in the training area and it is included as an ‘automated’ dast/scanner in many cicd pipelines for cheap and preventing low-hanging fruit.

Hetty looks promising so far and competition will drive the overall quality of this niche.
So why did you bring it up?
In Eastern religions don't really work the same way as Christianity. If you believe in multiple gods, there is much more room for adopting different believes and practices.
Yes. "Who else in my structural engineering tute is gay?" was one of the killer apps for GPS on mobile phones.
Here in Ireland and based on my time living and travelling in Germany I'd say in most of Europe, its hard to get a microwave that isn't just wattage and timer.

Here except for a few things like phones and tvs, smart electronics aren't as easily available as my home country, India.

I speculate this is perhaps related to the age of the population.
This would encourage me to automate adding 7 lines every month. Not sure if that would be in line with the goal :)
Same, but I think that's an argument for making your social space the opposite
An overly dramatic flame fest.

ICE doesn't run "concentration camps." That's highly insulting (not to say triggering) to people who've actually suffered in concentration camps.
Here, some information I found on the first page of google:

https://www.vbtutor.net/lesson2.html

https://www.appropedia.org/Cutting_screw_threads

If you have any books and want to make them last forever, you should get them scanned and uploaded on libgen for maximum reach and robust archiving. Local libraries are a nice idea, but they can't have the same reach.
Wait, what activity / health tracking does the Fenix have over the AW? EKG is a big plus of the AW in that regard. Battery life isnt great, but do you exercise for more than 24h at a time? Genuinely asking, trying to decide for myself
Those lua templates seem to be constantly having problems.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/a

>Lua error: not enough memory

appears on the page 250 times.
A friend of mine's father is an architect. He designed his living room spesifically for having guests. So instead of the living room being in front of a telly, there are two big sofas facing each other accross a lounge table. Behind the seating arrangement is a Bang & Olufsen stereo with a turntable and a shelf containing records. But that's not all. To top it off, the ceiling skews down towards elongated windows placed so that you only get a good view of the sound they're facing by sitting down. This arrangement gives guests a great view, great music, and great company. They also have a TV room, but it's tucked away in a much smaller, purpose built room, so that the guests get the full attention when they visit, and not the TV.
I did some page speed comparison tests with Webpagetest, GTMetrix, Page Speed Insights and FastOrSlow tools for my Wordpress blog https://community.centminmod.com/threads/cloudflare-wordpres... using Cloudflare Automatic Platform Optimizations versus without APO (with my own custom Cloudflare Worker cache + Origin PHP-FPM fastcgi_cache cache setup). Results are very close so you get a lot of bang for your buck with CF APO 1 click toggle button if you're not well versed in page speed optimisations.

However, CF APO seems to have a few teething issues to sort out

- https://community.cloudflare.com/t/apo-breaks-google-fonts/2...
- https://community.cloudflare.com/t/automatic-platform-optimi...
- https://community.cloudflare.com/t/automatic-platform-optimi...

For US$5/month CF APO, has a lot of value if you don't want to go down the rabbit hole for page speed optimisations and rolling out your own Cloudflare Worker cache configuration.
Here's a possible explanation that I'd seen somewhere. Up until very recently, humans had had weak ability to think, especially abstract thoughts, and the phrase common today "just think about it", would be meaningless just a few centuries ago. Perhaps the concept of depth in those times would be similar in complexity to 4-dimensional structures today.
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How about not forcing a consent in the first place?
An Honest Review of Gatsby
Since the shift count is implicitly modulo 32, you don't even need the subtraction:

bool isvowel(char c) {
return (1u << (c&31)) & 0x208222;
}
I've made a bunch of PRs to projects that I happened to use but encountered bugs in. Likewise, I've received similar PRs (and issue reports).

I believe that all those were valuable even though they did not involve close participation in the project. But I have not always done that: only after learning how low the barrier to entry was by doing it the first few times, does the thought of submitting a PR now arrive automatically when I encounter such a situation.
> With phones, this was the model from nearly the beginning, and everyone opts in, or chooses not to.

If "it was bad from the start so that makes it ok" was a great argument, nothing would ever improve.

A lot of industries were bad from the start and were regulated into much better versions. Everything from food to air travel to financial services was made into better markets for consumers through regulation. Mobile computing is just as essential today as those other industries and needs a similar shakeup.
BPG has never been very popular, though the “official” variant (heif which is the same idea by the MPEG) is supported by windows, macOS, iOS and Android.
Or the sanctioned individuals just set up a new identity.
Yes, conservation of mass is to conservation of energy what Newtonian mechanics is to general relativity. The former work pretty well in everyday life
Unsolicited advice, please feel free to ignore; hopefully you'll be okay with it:

Bug fixes tend to not need justification (since the maintainers presumably already agreed), but new features depend on the maintainers agreeing that they want it in the project. Before making the PR, try to find the relevant issue (or create one if it doesn't already exist), and get the maintainer to indicate that they want the feature. Once they've written that down, they're primed to accept it because they'd feel worse about not processing the thing they already committed to.
Stockholm Syndrome is in fact a thing.
> And choosing how to price an unregulated inessential good outside emergency conditions is not activity Americans have to justify to their government.

No, choosing how to price things is needed for modern capitalism to work which is why we have antitrust laws. The question you should ask yourself is "if the 30% tax is many times higher than what it costs Apple to deliver the service, what forces would cause Apple to reduce said tax?", if you can't come up with an answer then we need antitrust action here.
Some professors try to go after students who sell their notes for the class.
A projector and a screen.
Git Commands Every Developer Should Know
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We're providing high-quality data to medical research/AI companies. We deal with vast amounts of medical data that needs to be de-identified, extracted, responsibly handled, verified, cleaned, curated and unified. You'll deal with a lot of DICOM/SVS/H5 files.

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Sometimes the setup wizard won’t let you progress the setup until you have connected to the internet.
MIWidget
Widget's main purpose is to display a small amount of timely, personally relevant information that people can view without opening your app.
Show HN: Stop a Karen around you with the press of a button
Please don't break the site guidelines, which ask you not to post like this: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html (read them to the end and you'll see why).

Also, please don't post "boo $BigCo" vs. "yay $BigCo" flamewar comments to HN—they're tedious. Obviously some users love Apple and some users hate Apple and they go after each other all the time. Each group thinks that HN is all on the opposite side. The rest of us are rather bored by this.
> How do you expect someone to understand the intricacies of fluid dynamics when they don't give a rat's ass about it.

The same way I studied everything in high school? I certainly didn’t give a fuck arout the molecular mass of hydrogen, but since I was going to be there anyway, I might as well spend my time there actually learning instead of sleeping.

It’s unfortunate if that situation continues into university, but hardly the end of the world.
I have a pair of hardware FIDO authenticators, and my phone and laptop are both platform authenticators.

I have personal accounts with Google, GitHub, GitLab, Facebook, and DropBox that use at least two of those four authenticators. I also have Login.gov (US government) and Gov.uk Verify (one of two UK government authentication systems, hooray for needless duplication)

Most of them offered one-time recovery codes which I hand wrote in a book of one-time recovery codes, but without fetching that book I can't tell you it was all of them.

At my previous job I used a physical authenticator with AWS and that was indeed restricted to just one authenticator, on the other hand there's an account "administrator" for that AWS account so if you lost your authenticator the admin can get you back in and I assume larger companies have multiple people in the administrator role.

The WebAuthn specification explicitly says that Relying Parties (ie web sites) should support multiple keys.

And yes, if you lose access to all methods of authentication in some cases you lose the account. I believe GitLab explicitly flagged their intent to act this way for accounts that don't pay them money, and I would prefer this. As I wrote back then, if it's not worth an hour of my time to somehow try to prove my identity to you after locking myself out of your service (which if I'm not paying you, it probably isn't), then I don't want it to be worth an hour of some social engineer's time to steal my account.
Farm subsidies are a mechanism for transferring tax money to everybody (everybody who eats). It's mostly a form of basic income to provide money to poor masses without the excuse of requiring them to work, so they don't revolt.

Overfarming, exports and food waste are just side effects of this mechanism.
Having your elderly parents live with you isn’t necessarily all a burden: often they help out in household chores, cooking, babysitting your children…I mean, yes, the expectation might be that they’re living rent-free but in a productive relationship they are also providing tangible benefits by being present.
https://twitter.com/BretDevereaux/status/1312173893562429440
Energy gravitates. QM tells us systems can be in superposition of energy eigenstates, and we'd like to know what happens to the gravitational field in such cases. For that, we need a quantum theory of gravity.

We have some recipes to go from a classical to a quantum field theory, but they fail for general relativity. For example, GR is not perturbatively renormalizable: For electromagnetism, we only need to determine a finite number of parameters experimentally to (presumably) fix the theory at all energy scales. That doesn't work for general relativity for technical reasons, and we'd have to measure an infinite number of parameters.

Then, there are a couple of conceptual problems, such as GR doing away with a fixed background spacetime, or the so-called problem of time. Different approaches to quantum gravity approach this in different ways (as far as I'm aware, the background normally gets fixed asymptotically in string theory - though don't quote me on that one - whereas loop quantum gravity tackles the issue head on).
Remember what I said earlier: UI is a functional representation of state.

Hmm, in React, true. But in general case it's not true. I expect new way of (better) two way bingings to emerge.
There's one thing I like about smart TVs: I can bring an external drive everywhere (hotels, holiday homes, family), hook up and play movies/whatever materials I want to see/show. Very convenient.

But sure, signing my Samsun TV up, hell no. I like the offline and zero effort nature of the above method.
Git workflows you can use to improve your development process
By "QM" and "GM", physicists mean our current mathematical models of these theories.

They just don't line up -- QM doesn't have anytging in it which would create relativistic gravity, and GM doesn't contain any weird quantum effects.

Previous attempts to just "glue them together" have always failed, as the maths ends up falling apart and you get stupid results, which clearly don't align with the real world.
Reminds me of ‘The Thomas Crowne Affair’
What would be the use case for a framework that returns password reset token to random user requesting password reset of another account. Token must only be available to account owner.

A framework like this should not be used.
Viva Amiga Extended Remix
Oh, ok, that must be the issue, then. The driver I have is 4.1.1. I'll check out 1.6.4 later today and give that a go.
Buy a commercial microwave that just has minutes if there's no other option
Fortunately it's easily avoidable: You defer checking address status until you send the mail out.

So when an email-address is entered to create an account, you always respond with "pending email verification". Then you send an email saying "Someone is registering an account with us using this address." And then, when the account already exists, you continue with "lol it already exists. If this was you, you can click to reset your password". If there is no account under that address, you send the "please click to verify" mail. At no point does this process expose the status of the address.
I found Sergey[0] a great solution for this one particular problem.

[0]. https://sergey.cool/
This. Event-based systems do not satisfy the "passive" part of active/passive dist-sys design - ergo, they are not fault tolerant by themselves, and most machinery designed around making them quasi-fault-tolerant tend to be bigger headaches in the long run (see Apache Kafka).

I've had to explain this to a dozen teams so far in my career and most of them go ahead with the design anyway, regretting it not even 6 months later.
The Child as Hacker [pdf]
We could do better by letting the web UI say nothing about that and only in the email that we send we tell someone that they already have an account.
Symbolic Expression Equivalence Proofs Using Graph-to-Sequence Networks
It took MANY decades before transmission lines, power generation and brokerage were forcibly separated and regulated. They traditionally were integrated, even through the 1980s in some countries.

Utility regulation only works when the product doesn’t change and is a fungible commodity - power is power. It also is about driving prices down for consumers for that commodity.

The iOS and Google platforms have barely existed more than a decade, and the platforms are constantly evolving. New platforms and ecosystems are emerging too, with Facebook/Oculus, Valve/Steam, Amazon with Fire/Alexa, etc.

Enshrining today’s dominant app platforms as the government sanctioned ones will surely stifle their evolution and innovation, because that’s what declaring something a utility is: a commodity with no differentiation.

The crux of this matter is that end consumers generally do not care about the 30% cut, It’s a retail cut they’re used to from other platforms like Sony PlayStation, or Ticketmaster for concert tickets. it barely impacts them (and arguably the curated stores are a better overall experience). I also don’t think almost any consumer of iOS would agree their App ecosystem experience is fungible with Android or anyone else. This is entirely driven by Devs and publishers that want better margins.
I used smart watches (not apple watch) for a week and can't get over recharging them every night and went straight back to my solar G-Shock.

Step counting is what my phone does too and I really don't need too much accuracy for that. Glancing at notifications would be nice in a busy work environment between meetings but at home, it makes not much sense to me. The rest (hand washing reminder, breathing reminder, etc.) are all gimmicks IMO.

So I am yet to see the utility of smart watches in their current form. Smart glasses on the other hand have way more potential
The cases get posted on ars, but there is an army that downvotes any comment on that isn't Apple positive.
> All three components—the Editor, Signer, and completed document—must display accurately

Except they don't, so the whole blog post should be taken with a grain of salt.

I just signed a document a few days ago (on Sept 28th). I didn't like the default font for signature they offered, so I picked some other, script type of font. Everything was fine until I saved it. And suddenly, the signature switched to some completely different serif font.

The document wasn't really that important to me, so I let it go like that, but doesn't look like something I would trust currently.

EDIT: HelloSign people are obviously reading this. Instead of down-voting me, the proper approach would be to ask for details and fix your bugs. For example, I just tried another document on Windows and it worked properly. For the problematic one, I was using Firefox on macOS, so maybe you should look into that. I can also send you the document ID hash if you ask nice.
Sure, and I use them. However, I went to library systems for the last the counties I’ve lived in and none of them present Gutenberg or associated projects as an options when I looked for eBooks.

I think I know why- the process of getting a Gutenberg book working on iOS is surprisingly difficult (multiple steps requiring a priori knowledge) and, more importantly for this conversation, my library is totally cut out of the loop and loses its relationship with me. That matters to them for funding purposes (politicians love to see higher utilization and lower costs per loan.) It matters to me because my library isn’t able to add any value to the experience by, for example, recommending great public domain kids books because they don’t have a channel to deliver them to me.

While the bones of what I’d like to see does appear to exist- an eReader app that puts a better layer over free ePubs. However, it excludes the libraries. I think libraries can add value with organization, recommendations and reading lists, and a good app could provide cross device sync and history (like kindle).
Supporting multiple keys is a good idea but it solves a different problem. People want peace of mind.

Backup codes are not like passwords in at least two important ways:

* The site picks them, not you, so they're random nonsense different for each code, rather than inevitably being password1234 and being the same on Instagram, Twitter and your bank account.

* You don't need them usually, so there's no reason you'll have them to hand, which then makes it harder to steal them. Even for a social engineering attack, you increase the friction because now to help the attackers a user needs to go find their backup keys which is a hassle.
SEEKING WORK | Australia | Remote

Location: Australia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Java EE, Spring, Spring Security, REST, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Dojo, Node.js, Python, Perl, Jaspersoft Studio, Eclipse, Tomcat, MySQL, Oracle, Git

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JI1PeemAJrk8_55gMifBmVWxFd_...

Email: nishchalaro[at]gmail.com

I am a senior backend Java deveoper / consultant with over 11 years in the industry. My expertise is in - building robust, secure and scalable backend services and enterprise Java applications, Javascript based geospatial maps and data visualization using Openlayers. I have extensive experience with the TIBCO Jaspersoft BI product offering - Jaspersoft Studio, JasperReports Server and JETL (Talend ETL).

I am looking for part-time contract or freelance/consulting opportunities at the moment.

Website: https://www.nishchalarora.com/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nishchal-arora
Location: Australia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Java EE, Spring, Spring Security, REST, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Dojo, Node.js, Python, Perl, Jaspersoft Studio, Eclipse, Tomcat, MySQL, Oracle, Git

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JI1PeemAJrk8_55gMifBmVWxFd_...

Email: nishchalaro[at]gmail.com

I am a senior backend Java deveoper / consultant with over 11 years in the industry. My expertise is in - building robust, secure and scalable backend services and enterprise Java applications, Javascript based geospatial maps and data visualization using Openlayers. I have extensive experience with the TIBCO Jaspersoft BI product offering - Jaspersoft Studio, JasperReports Server and JETL (Talend ETL).

I am looking for part-time contract or freelance/consulting opportunities at the moment.

Website: https://www.nishchalarora.com/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nishchal-arora
Really not. Many businesses are not impacted by inequalities in society.
They didn't actually remove Epic's access. Epic just claimed that they would with no corroboration. https://www.imore.com/apple-reverses-course-will-still-allow...
There is going a lot on with us. Cancer rates in young adults are increasing and many more health problems.

I do t want to say its because of smartphones! Something is happening and nobody is quite sure whats the reason. To say nothing is wrong with it because we dont know of any side effect is absolutely wrong.
I’m not a lawyer but understand now that I definitely could be.

I pity people that can be so easily swayed towards binary perceptions. It is safe, I can tell you that much.
Whole growing up, we had a dog that I was allergic too, and I could barely smell/taste anything

It made for a very picky eater, since all that I cared about was the texture
It's one of those projects that lets you flex your problem solving muscles in a low stakes environment. Taking "I wonder if i could..." and running with it
Plato? Socrates? Pythagoras?

I was an artist for a while. It wasn't that artists couldn't depict depth. Fashion, religious instructon, and to a lesser extent materials, is what decided which paintings and frescoes lasted the test of time.
You could build small houses out of the 4k TVs. And save on the heating, light, and wallpapers :)
"Yeah but it's not like they're banking on that, nobody thinks that far ahead."

If you've spent even a minute working in the marketing world, you'd know that yes, yes they do. They think exactly that far, and then about another 10 steps beyond that.

Those prompts are most definitely designed to be willed away by the user without allowing them to fully grok the consequences. Unfortunately, it's not measurable, provable, or enforcably illegal.