skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It nowhere implies a "liberation", but more an "encounter" (as a matter of fact, not of ethics).
Different drug and underlying affliction, but the film "Awakenings" is worth watching if this story piques your interest. It's a true (though highly dramatized) story. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099077/
> I'd be very surprised if an app without root privileges could install a new root certificate.

Its not like the OS can actually withstand the app though, looking at a years out-of-date OS with thousands of accumulated known bugs.
I wonder whether we're going to get a temporary break from this encryption surveillance ratchet with Biden as president, or if it'll continue regardless. This seems to be one of Barr's pet issues, and he's about to be shown the door. Still, opposition to encryption rights has historically not been partisan, so I'm not optimistic.
In the US, the experience of what you get goes so strongly downhill the lower the ticket price, it seems more so than in other countries.

As others have pointed out, in other countries the wealth gaps aren't as large, and for example in Chile, the bus system is relatively luxurious (and a necessity) for even average passengers. Probably due to competition as well.

In the US it seems, the cost of vehicles, drivers, overhead staffing, etc. is large enough that they cannot but make the experience horrible -- in terms of routes, seating configurations, schedules.

And as a result there are 2 issues with buses that just make me swear off them, not because of the other passengers or anything:

1) The stop and go nature of navigating in cities just to get to the open road, or to make any kind of stop, and the jostling of the highway -- you just cannot feel at ease or relaxed that the journey is underway and calm.

2) The back-breaking discomfort of the seats that Greyhound installs to reach the passenger density needed to break even. Knees crammed against the hard plastic back of the seat in front of you, and no recline for 6 hours. In other countries, they have buses with sleeper seats and cabins for godssake.

I will go out of my way to take a train even if it's slightly longer, to avoid buses.
“ What I am describing here looks like a VC fund, but has some features of an incubator. I would not suggest that it makes sense to assemble a permanent team of developers and producers. But instead a light team of product experts who can bring expert-level development in when needed, and on good economic terms (either by paying fees or by sharing equity).” this just sounds like a record label or Hollywood studio
I completely agree, and I'm very glad to see this perspective in this thread. I used to ride cheap buses because I didn't have much money, now (pre-corona) I still ride them even though I'm doing well. You meet people, hear fun stories, find yourself in interesting situations... There are "filters" on the population that rides airplanes or trains, but all of humanity rides the bus. And while the chance that a grandma unpacks her food and shares some with you on the plane is nil, I've had it happen to me multiple times on the bus, so there's that :)
I can understand the strange fascination with Ambien. My wife was prescribed it one time. She would take it and then soon after want to have sex. Mind blowing sex (for me) every time. She was insatiable and wanted to do things way outside her norm. But the next day she had absolutely no memory of any of it. That weirded me out and I encouraged her to stop taking them. Though to be honest I wouldn't mind one or two of the ambien fueled sex sessions a year. Absolutely mind blowing, but also exhausting.
I don't feel like this is added by GraphQL because you'll have these questions regardless of using GraphQL.

how to cache data (POST is not cacheable)
-> You can use GET requests and GET requests are cacheable.

how to auth data (anyone has access to everything)
-> Authentication or authorization? What do you mean with anyone has access to everything?

how to...
-> yes?
What happens if you don't do any exercise?
There are bots (some even run by security and threat intel companies) feeding off of the firehose. For a public display of one type of scanning functionality, take a look at shhgit[0,1].

0: https://www.shhgit.com/

1: https://github.com/eth0izzle/shhgit
Isn’t that feature in many email clients/providers? I know that ProtonMail has one, probably Hey too.
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Why not just

cat file | ssh user@host 'cat >file'
ssh user@host cat file | cat >file

?

PS.

I use mc to copy: F5, Enter.
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I had the same issue with my father, and I've often wondered ; was this a response by the body, which knew that eating was "feeding the enemy"?

My father literally could not eat. Tried, but simply could not. I found this utterly bizarre, and yet, it is mirrored by so many others with cancer.

It is not a lack of appetite, for I can eat when bored yet not actively hungry. It is instead, not just a negation of appetite, but an active repulsion of food intake. And something I've not heard of for other diseases.
Not sure I follow.

Are you saying that a substantial number of people is routinely using your _fastmail_ address with services that send _marketing_ emails to _unverified_ email addresses?

I find this highly implausible.

Edit -

Why the downvotes? If I read the OP correctly, they have such a common address that random people mindlessly type it into various subscription nags. Can you think of a such @fastmail address?

If it's not that common, then their address was just leaked and ended up on the spammers list, so tagging as spam is a proper thing to do. However it sounds like the OP also spam-tags bulk emails they don't like even if they are subscribed to those, which is as ass thing to do. It hinders delivery to others, nicks the sender reputation, etc.
There's a lot of non-obvious stuff to cover, like getting all the caching related headers right, vary headers, relationships between proxy headers and logging, thwarting path traversal, dealing with file uploads, and so on.
And when intermediate proxies happily retry your small “delete the most recent record” request because it was a GET which is, in the rest of reality, guaranteed not to alter state on the receiving server except in the corner of the internet you’ve defined as your own it’s destructive?
Show HN: How to kill your productivity in five minutes flat
A linguist walks into a bear (Xkcd)
Don't worry about not being a doctor - that's a good thing!

Doctors would NOT advise anyone to cut calories by 80% even if, as in your case, it improves your health. Nor would they advise a diabetic to abstain from carbs, and so take away the trigger for their condition. (Ie - you don't have diabetes if you don't eat carbs.) 99.9% of doctors will only prescribe drugs.

The medical industry is not about well - its about maximising illness for profit. And improving diet and eating behaviour is the last thing they will do - there's no money in that!
I wouldn't bet on it.

This is entirely anedotal. But the vast majority of my co-workers I've spoken to don't seem to care about too much about things like privacy, free speech, open specs, source code availability and think I am a wacko for self hosting and running (mostly) applications and operating systems. However I am a .NET dev and the fact I am decent with a command line is seen as a bit odd.

The general attitude I've encountered is well "it only happens to the bad people and nobody cares about what I do, so I don't need to worry about it and you must be a weirdo for worrying about it"
You can use GET for read queries and POST for write queries.

Edit: actually you made me think a little bit more about this, if you can make your mutations idempotent, spurious retried POST requests shouldn't be a problem at all. However "delete the last record" is not an idempotent operation by definition but also one you wouldn't use in the real world - usually you delete by ID.

Edit 2: it's easy to make the server reject mutations sent via GET.
Ask HN: How can I help with missing friend investigation?
My friend is missing (18hrs) and I know the last person (call him X) he met with. The friends last mobile location was in X parents house (before it went offline).

We have already reported it to police and the investigation has started.

The police will obtain authorization to get into the X's house tomorrow.

How can I help the investigation? (I am a computer scientist.) For example, is there a way to hack into X's online accounts (our police isn't that great with technology)? Or can I theoretically break the door to his house, so that police can search it sooner?
Thanks for the explanation, I've also struggled with this in the past. Hopefully I remember it This Time™.
Is the firehose public or do these companies have a relationship with github? If the latter, I assume github doesn't give the firehose feed to attackers who are only looking for AWS keys.
In practice, updates might be possible, but you'll often see hardware stopping working.

If it is "just" bluetooth, that may be fine. When networking (wifi/GSM) or the screen stops working, it probably is not.

I've done a fair bit of upgrades of ancient android phones to CyanogenMod, LineageOs and even an accidental Ubuntu Touch. Fairly common that things like the camera or bluetooth stop working (partly), but for many owners of old phones, that is certainly a trade to make. "I never use Bluetooth, what could you use it for?", "Oh, but then I'll just use this jack-cable for my sonos").

What I'm trying to say: yes: updates require SoC vendors to help, or at least stay out of the way. But no, that does not mean one cannot ever update at all.
He's prime minister, not a premier. Premiers are leaders of provinces..
Agree - been using 4k monitors with Fedora for years as well, and whilst there's still a few warts it's been steadily getting better and is perfectly usable.

Looking forward to seeing Gimp with native support though
I don't think it breaks any rules but one benefit of prefixing it with Show HN is that it shows up on https://news.ycombinator.com/show (Launch HN does as well but only the "official" ones). Not that it matters considering your post is almost #1 on the front page even without that extra exposure.
Under Biden will probably be similar to under Obama. In other words no.
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Launch HN: ThreadBuilder – Schedule · Import · Automate Your Twitter Threads
> Does XAML have anything comparable to flexbox/grid

WrapPanel

> for building responsive layouts?

There're two kinds of them. On the web it means arranging stuff to only have vertical scrolling but not horizontal. On desktop you often don't want any scrolling, no amount of auto-wrapping is going to do that regardless on the GUI framework.
Good effort by the OP to recruit women speakers for conferences.
The author of sshgit wrote a great post on how it works using the public GitHub API: https://darkport.co.uk/blog/ahh-shhgit!/
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Your pricing model does seem to need some work. Credits would likely be a better match than a monthly service. It would better fit the nature of the problem. But, kudos on offering a manual service in a space where automation can easily fail.
With ThreadBuilder.app you are able to manage and automate your Twitter Threads:

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Import Thread from your Notes or Markdown files

Export to Markdown and re-use in a blog post

Flexible scheduling (recurrences, date / time posting)

Turn code into an image preview!

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Import Thread from Website / RSS feed
TL;DR

- Do not have to balance child care and job duties.

- Have refined time management skills over the years and developed the ability to separate work from the rest of their lives.
That really makes you question how much free will we have, if a drug can produce that kind of behavior and affect short term memory.

But more fascinating still is what functionality in the brain even enables that.
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> People are waiting for non-destructive adjustment layers for over 10 years now.

10 years? That's nothing!

I've been waiting 30 years for someone to throw a bunch of cash on my lap while I'm sitting in the sofa. Nobody, I mean literally NOBODY has done that yet.

Bunch of selfish people, that's what I think!
Given the emotional argument, here is another way to think about it - do you believe in the process and the court system? The person(s) most affected by it, the 2 candidates are making those calls. If you believe everything is corrupted and you cannot trust the system, then it starts sounding like a conspiracy theorist would.

If you want to discuss application of Benford law to election process, maybe a different tone would help.
Outrunning bad diet is, well, not impossible, but pretty hard.

I would say that the sweet spot is to be physically active and at the same time careful about eating.
I couldn't disagree more.

With science so utterly serving corporate interests, the only information that has a possibility of being true, IMO, is anecdotal evidence.

This person is applying the scientific method personally, and cautiously. And he is sharing his experience with you. Whereas science only pays lip service to the scientific method. Its only there to make money.

If you are interested in what I'm saying, you want to look into how science is as I say, take a look at the following:

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_Most_Published_Research_Fi...
Thank you for posting your thoughts on the business centric approach of our modern medical system. It makes me feel less crazy sìnce nobody I talk to face to face about even want to hear it. "Our doctors are working hard towards our own good"
The 4th part[1] of this tutorial series also add a sysadmincasts.com video in the `Sources` section

[1]https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/cgroups-part-four
> Naming a return, but then assigning nothing to it, will compile.

This, I believe, comes down to Go having sane default values i.e. if you name a return of type string and assign nothing to it, you'd get "", which is a valid string value and something you can check against.

But I agree it should at least be a lint warning.
There is no such thing as a 'dangerous' YouTube link. People have the option to make their own minds up and listen to opposing viewpoints.

I realise that a large chunk of HN are champagne socialists, but it would be great if they valued freedom of speech instead of starting to curb it.
We are stardust, risen like a phoenix from the ashes of giant suns exploded eons ago...
My professor was one of the founders of Let's Encrypt. He said it was basically a game theory problem. Whichever CA defects gets money. The rest get nothing. IdenTrust decided to get that money, because they thought that if they didn't, a different CA would.
10 days without sleep is a great recipe for an epileptic seizure. Don't experiment with this kind of stuff without consulting a neurologist / sleep expert.
These categories are all tags anyway, trying to build a distinctive taxonomy of games is futile. Most sensible philosphers have long since abandoned categorical absolutism and there are many hundreds of years of arguments around it.

Call them tags and the generality of the tag becomes irrelevant. If enough people like some combination or derivation of rogue elements then roguelike is good enough.

The issue with non specific tags (roguelike vs permadeath) is that the membership defines it, leading to either infinite dilution or periodic membership - think the evolution of political parties.
Same here. Got like 2 weeks' worth once, a few years ago. Never had a better sleep than on the Z-s.
The Roe v Wade decision was based on an implied, if not explicit, right to privacy in the constitution.

If the court is basing decisions like abortion access on a right to privacy, then they should also start enforcing an actual right to privacy, including access to encryption.
Interesting how MeToo or Black Lives Matter are seen as purpetrators of this, but not suburbian neighborhood dynamics[1][2], which are seem much more pervasive to me and are less of a choice.

Peer Pressure might be the term in question here, no real need for inventing a new one.

I also dearly miss the usual ubiquitous Foucault reference.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalization_(sociology)

[1] https://www.popsci.com/story/environment/american-lawns-gras...

[2] https://www.newsweek.com/woman-threatens-sue-neighbor-over-b...
"The 400 doesn’t have an audio-out."

That does seem like a miss for an otherwise decent platform. HDMI out support is fine, but since this setup is quite portable, exposing a headphone jack seems obvious. I suppose bluetooth is the expectation now?
> Sometimes we have to cover people like Eric who, while not Nazis, are part of the current reactionary ecosystem.

Seriously? The largest 'reactionary ecosystem' is from the left, not the centre-left (Eric and his brother), or the centre-right/right. Has this past week taught you all nothing?
Huh, I played my first roguelike a lot earlier than I thought. In fact I've logged many many more hours in the genre than I thought.

I'm all in on this definition.
Laws like that make me want to kiss the Bill of Rights every morning here in the US.
As a matter of strategy, I doubt that developers aren't already downloading key cryptographic libraries out there in order to host them outside the USA. I think news like this might also encourage more people to program encrypted messaging and file transfer applications. I mean, who in here hasn't at least made a small cryptographic test with widely known libraries? The irony is that the more technology like this is outlawed, the more valuable it becomes to those who might find it useful, the flipside being that the less encrypted traffic there is, the easier it becomes to find those who use it. The only antidote to that, is more encrytped traffic.
Ask HN: What skills should I learn?
I'm 23 years old and have half a year left of my bachelor of Arts degree. I've been learning web design and python for the last 6 - 7 months and I'm enjoying it, but am worried that I've missed the boat on coding (too far behind at my age / the market for programmers is getting oversaturated).

My ultimate goal is to work at (or potentially found) a company working to address climate change and transition to a greener economy. I'm really interested in synthetic biology as a pathway to this and thinking about doing a master's in biomedical or biochemical engineering.

My question is what skills do you think will take me the most upstream for my goals? What skills open the most doors?

I like programming because it actually allows me to build my ideas. Is programming and biology a good combination? Is programming worth pursuing? If so, what area of programming should I focus in on?

Are there skills that I'm overlooking?
To those who say frameworks are needed because the stdlib is not enough: No, the stdlib defines very clear interfaces that libraries can implement. The result is that you can drag and drop middlewares from multiple packages into your codebase, because they all conform to the universal middleware signature `func(http.Handler) http.Handler`. Want CSRF? Want Sessions? Want Auth? They all exist as separate packages (check out the Gorilla toolkit), but the beauty is that they all work without needing to know the existence of each other.

Frameworks like Echo and Gin eschew the universal middleware signature `func (http.Handler) http.Handler` for their custom built ones, and as a result cannot tap into the ecosystem of middlewares that target Go's net/http. Between a stdlib package and a third party package, which do you think is more stable?

You are not constrained to net/http's router. Chi is a good example of a third party router that implements features not in net/http but still conforms to the `func(http.Handler) http.Handler` interface, and as a result middlewares that work for net/http will also work for Chi.

https://justinas.org/embrace-gos-http-tools
They do. Launchd/Mach/xpc are still critical technology pieces that underlies every service and nearly every single framework (since most of them just delegate to a service).

It’s gotten smarter over the years. Launchd now supports complex Jetsam configuration parameters which let you specify RAM and CPU thresholds when your daemon is active and not (to be robust against memory leaks)
I think it's stuff you need once you move beyond basic learning go projects.

I found it pretty useful, the tip about sqlx, echo, and a quick docker file example were useful reminders, the rest ive seen elsewhere but yea.

I get what your saying but I found this useful.
Some great supporting analysis and data, but ultimately an advocacy piece.

On the spectrum of diversity-justified intervention, which in the 20th Century has spanned “redlining” to forced busing of students in Boston, I am guessing in 2020 reasonable people agree to equal opportunity and agree to disagree about more forcing measures.

Jim Crow/separate but equal/apartheid...burn it with fire.

Meat-axing this level of segregation? Side effects may include...well, I think we’ve seen where it can lead.

Housing issues are family issues are children issues. Only in the most egregious situations, e.g. discrimination against blacks in the South in the pre-Civil Rights days, is it worth lighting the match around that box of fireworks. Don’t even bring a strong magnifying glass...

Maybe waiting on increasing entropy to work its magic is the wisest, with a little nudging here and there in those cases where diversity is generally seen by all to be an actual social good.

Somehow diversity has been put at the level of an Absolute Good for a certain subgroup. Diversity is not an Absolute Good IMHO. It can be very very good, and a lot of fun in many cases. But there are two sides to it. Equity v. Efficiency, for example. And there are others...

I’ve never had the opportunity to ask the question of that subgroup “So what problems can’t diversity solve?” It’s a trick question for any overly strong advocates of any grand idea. A fanatic will actually struggle to come up with an answer...
You freedom of speech people might want to occasionally pop up on threads that aren't about Nazis or the far right. It severely hurts my ability to take you seriously when you seem to care about free speech so selectively.

Also as I mentioned in another comment - it's very ironic to claim to care about free speech while trying to shut down someone elses criticism of someone.