skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you've been an LEO for 10 years or more there's a federal law that allows you CCW anywhere (without a specific permit, just some ID that affirms your LEO status).

So much for equal rights, some I guess are more equal than others!
Then they should issue a Windows Edge Edition that boots directly into Edge. Honestly, today everything runs in the web, so you might as well use just the browser.
I don't know about matrix, but you can import your slack archive into mattermost. So whatever the export is clearly well-structured enough to be useful.

https://docs.mattermost.com/administration/migrating.html?hi...
> Nowhere did I say that musicians shouldn't learn scales. That's absurd.

Yes you absolutely did. Your whole point is that 11/12ths of musicians' muscle memory is needlessly redundant. Let's see what you got that is better than this. You use a fully transposing MIDI keyboard and play everything on the white keys, am I right?
They're still going to need to process IP addresses or some kind of PII though, that's the thing :(
25 states are unrestricted plus 6 which may have local restrictions. Over 30 for rifles.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_carry_in_the_United_Sta...
I saw Kinesis stream today with DynamoDB and I will have to review it :)
>So yeah all nice in thoery, in practice men kill each other over stupid things.

And your point? Murder is illegal and punishable if it's not considered "justified homicide" under a court of law. But murder being illegal never stopped some folks from committing the act anyway.

Personally, I'd rather have an insurance policy on hand if needed in case a nut decides to want to attempt to cause me undue harm. When seconds count, the police are minutes away.
Eclipse and Android Studio are both monster IDEs
A man breaks into my house and steals my television. A few days later, the police find someone sort of matching the description I give with a few hundred dollars cash in his wallet. He has an alibi, though not very solid proof, and a few details don't line up. The jury doesn't convict him. Am I entitled to the money out of his wallet on a preponderance-of-the-evidence standard? It's only money.
Sincere (not rhetorical) questions:

What is the reasoning behind CCW vs open carry in a holster? Is it to give some kind of tactical advantage to the weapon carrier? Is it about some kind of general fear people have seeing a gun (and if so, why not police?)?

Is CCW considered to be protected by the second amendment? It says "keep and bear" which seems more related to a visible weapon to me, but I'm not sure of the history.
this somewhat feeds my impostor syndrome. as a regular old software eng I never got into a position where I could be seeing things like this. am I not working on hard enough problems?? this eats at my soul.
You act like drivers for certain hardware is available by default in AOSP. I still have a Galaxy S4 that will never see a recent release because the Broadcom drivers do not exist. Some hacks were made but reduced the usability of the phone (rear camera stopped working for example). Great that it enabled a hidden audio equalizer but I can’t video chat or take pictures now :/
Similar from JVM person

https://shipilev.net/jvm/test-your-memory/
Can we just pin this article to the home page? Or maybe set up an automatic renewal so people don't have to remember to repost it every few days?
Summary:

For historical reasons.

When displaying the day of the month, we wanted to print "1" so we stored that.

For months, we wanted to print a 3 letter abbreviation, so we had a string ("JanFebMar...") and we stored an index-0 value to start at the first entry of the months string.
The 2nd amendment does not require "need". The whole "may issue" concept is broken. Why doesn't California have a reciprocity policy like most other states? Not only can I not carry there, I cannot even bring the gun I have in my pocket right now into the state because it's not "approved" there.
Doesn't predate Unix according to him

> I stopped at Unix 5, from 1974. It didn't even have a <time.h> file! In its <ctime.c> file, it stores the date as an array of integer values. The `tm` struct only starts appearing in Unix 7.

https://mobile.twitter.com/hillelogram/status/13292284386795...
I definitely use this example often to justify why keeping up on HN could someday help me at work :joy:
Product Led Growth Explained with Wes Bush of Product Led Institute
Perhaps English is your second language (given your German username?) — "sans" means without. Thus the comment was implying that the ContraPoints video was "without" the implied "right-wing propaganda" in the Jonathan Haidt / Joe Rogan video.
I watched your video about this last night. Very nice work. It is exactly what lots if rpi users would love to find while looking for projects.
How to measures trust in deep learning models?
Why not both? Gun control laws have a very long history of racial motivations.
Verilog to Minecraft Redstone Synthesizer
Hahah, that's a good idea.
How Copart Is Making a Billion Dollars from a Junkyard
Getting doners is a big part of a university president's "re-election campaign". Everyone has a boss they need to impress.
It’s not hard to imagine why someone might take a risk and run from the police if they have outstanding warrants, unpaid fines etc. The level of stress that comes from living like that has all sorts of negatives that exacerbate the problems.
Having a safety net in terms of safety, health and shelter doesn’t seem too much to ask in my view.

I’m pretty sure ZDurmphoto has a good idea of their brothers situation.
Every Fortune 100 company I've worked for has annual training that stresses the companies no-bribes no matter the reason policy.

Then we get pulled over in Mexico with a VP with us and it's a totally different reality on the ground.
This is my first time seeing it, and it strangely made me start to feel anxious and maybe... nauseated?
Or a documentary on Hunter Biden.
Show HN: The Next.js Starter Kit with TypeScript, Auth, Postgres, etc.
I created an open-source Next.js starter template on GitHub with all of the things that I use in my projects.

It has all of the following things configured:

• React 17

• TypeScript

• GitHub Auth using NextAuth.js

• Email and Passwordless Auth using NextAuth.js

• Postgres

• Tailwind CSS 2

• Prisma 2

• ESLint

• Prettier

• Husky (Pre-commit Hook for linting and type checking)

• React Query

• React Query Dev Tools

Blog Post - https://blog.bhanuteja.dev/nextjs-starter-with-authenticatio...

GitHub Repo - https://github.com/pbteja1998/nextjs-starter

Live Demo - https://next-starter.bhanuteja.dev/

Live demo is deployed on Vercel.

I will be adding Jest and GitHub actions in the future to the repo.

Any suggestions are welcome.

Thanks.
> In the US it is...well paying board jobs for children of politicians...

Hmmm.
I can't vouch for the accuracy of what's going on in China from my armchair atop an ivory tower, but where I live society seems increasingly in a decline of prosperity, I had to search long and hard for a job, execute and fund my relocation on my own, and most of the population had it significantly far worse than I did. But I live in a society where numerous objectively terrible Android games have 4.5/5 star ratings, so I have no trouble believing that a foreign country has a 99/100 satisfaction rating.
> There is even geologic formations where natural nuclear reactors existed in the past

TIL. Fascinating, thanks.
The su binary for android. Distributed on a mega.nz link and obfuscated. How large was the embedded botnet and what were the rare cases of good it was used for?

Me deciding not to install supersu 10 years ago. I think it’s finally been replaced with an open sourced utility but I’ve already moved on
Isnt ms working with the NSA?
It's probably illegal, agreed, but because it wouldn't pass even the rational basis test for a Second Amendment infringement. It definitely wouldn't violate the equal protection rights.

I don't believe the legislature has to specify the criteria used, if they explicitly give the local officials discretion, but their criteria do have to have some rational objective.
Deep Fried Oreos
The pandemic has taught us that anything can be made at home if you have a few ingredients and the right direction to make. Making fried Deep Oreos at home with crumb’s mixture is remarkably easy without any mess. Simply heat some oil in the pan and leave it on medium flame until it is ready to fry snacks. Put the crumb’s deep-fried mixture and water in the bowl.
Isn’t it basically property damage?

Whose car is so valuable that they should be allowed to shoot someone for breaking into it?

Maybe there’s some deeper statistics or like a bunch of violent crime that I’m unaware of but my wallet ain’t worth the thief getting shot.
Which is, itself, a violation of the full faith and credit clause of the constitution.
Hopefully with the supreme court we have now, we can strike down every unconstitutional gun law (all of them) in the next few years.
200kg of steam takes up 340,000L at 1 atmosphere of pressure: you've just turned your battery fire into a car shaped bomb.
At my age (mid-30s), I cannot commit myself to hours of gaming. These days, I try to avoid new games esp RPG.

But I keep buying "old" games (esp remakes or sequels) for nostalgia purpose (I don't even install many of them), bcoz when I was a child, I owned pirated copy.
Where will you go?

Even if Earth is exhausted of all its resources, the two things that Earth will continue to have, is (1) gravity at 9.8 m/s^2, and (2) a magnetic field.

It’s possible the magnetic field can be eliminated, if the planet’s core turns solid, in which case, we all need to go underground. But the planet will continue to get sunlight, and it will continue to have gravity.

These 2 key things, are found nowhere else in this universe. Except for Venus, which has a similar gravity, but it’s so hot, the surface can melt lead.

And we still don’t yet have a high probability of the closest extra-solar planet, that can sustain life with earth-like gravity and a magnetic field.

Even an asteroid that eliminated the dinosaurs was still not able to eliminate life on Earth. Why? Because of this water world, its gravity, and its magnetic field.

So the best solution to having a backup for humanity, is to probably (1) dig a hole deep in the ground, and establish a deep mine colony there. Or (2) build a deep ocean habitat, and establish a deep marine colony there.

That way, if an asteroid hits land, then the deep ocean colony can survive. Or if the asteroid hits the ocean, then the deep mine colony can survive.
That's fair! Cheers
well if its cable provisioned gigabit (docsis3) has limits on upload of 35Mbit. but i hear you, i pay for gigabit and get an average of 600mbps down for many months now
What about every other developed nation that seems to manage without a fully armed populace?

If your theory is that Cali has crime cuz no guns, why do other nations in the world with stricter gun rules seem to get by without this “chaos”?

You gotta have some other variables in there for this to hold up.
I filed a PR in the nix pills repo like eight months ago that never got touched; they're effectively abandoned and contain hard errors. One more snare trap in the mine field that is nix documentation.

To anyone that wanders by this, if you value your time at all, don't bother with nix unless you have someone you can corner and directly get answers from.
Perhaps AWS needs to sell AWS Shield Advanced? Ha ha, I'm probably too paranoid.
I think this is the problem: it's really hard to understand how to get better recommendations out of YouTube.

I did try to curate my watching history, at one point I erased it and started to keep track of what stayed there or not, it doesn't matter, if I watch 2-3 news/political commentary I start to get crap recommendations. If I watch 2-3 videos of any subject I start to see a flood of those recommendations.

It is absolutely useless to me, even more that I have some very non-overlapping hobbies that I jump around.

I tried curating my subscription list, at some point that worked but since YouTube dropped those from their recommendation algorithm my subs are just to check videos from channels I like, some weeks I will see the same videos on my recommendations that I have already watched.

It's a mess, I can't understand it as a SWE to be able to tailor it to my usage. By now, after trying for about a year or so, I completely gave up on "training" YT's recommendation algorithm...

On the other hand, Spotify has always been really good for me, the trends of what is recommended doesn't change so often if I don't change my listening habits, when I do change it picks it up as a quiet signal and doesn't overwhelm me with recommendations for a genre I listened to one day out of the year. Also the Spotify's Radio feature for a song/track/album/artist works really well for the genres I listen to, when I'm tired of my playlists, or when I just want to discover new music, a starting a radio from a track, album or artist I like usually gives me very relevant content.
Same here, it's off (been off for a while), and I still get the button on the keyboard. Tried toggling it on and off as well, but no luck.
If you're wealthy maybe you're also savvy enough to deal with the system. When a few second opinions with doctor friends are only a phone call away it's not hard to imagine better outcomes better. I recall an article on HN where a dev quit his job to do cancer research when he was diagnosed, and spent the next year getting to top 1% level in cancer analysis for his subtype. That's disposable income in action.

Fatal opioid use is less common with wealthy folks, and great diet + exercise + friends (easier if you're rich) are all good prevention mechanisms against antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Ahem...

So, they calculated the time it spent transforming inputs, and not learning/creating a model???

They may well include results for a "baked" hardcoded CFD modelling code as well then.
When everything goes wrong Do these for yourself
I'm like you, there are things I would like to do with my phone that I am prevented from doing but the alternative is too much effort and I don't care enough to take it.

It does seem that slowly iOS/ipadOS is getting more fully featured as they try to make the ipad a real laptop alternative.
You and me both, fargle. When the attacks started, I thought someone was attacking us just so I would write a technical blog post.
That's an awesome thanks for mentioning it.
Utah native here. Someone on Twitter suggested this was the secret source of our fry sauce. Right now that’s the only plausible sounding explanation for this thing.
> It was 100% a layer 7 DDoS, the attack was targeted and malicious. I can't say too much but the AWS team confirmed it. But I appreciate how something like you describe could happen.

Layer 7 just means they are making ton of HTTP requests from lot of IPS however this is the nature of a web analytics.

> we know that an IP visited one of the tens of thousands of websites Fathom runs on, but we don't know which one.

How can the attackers know which websites have your analytics on? Crawling the web is super hard.

You should be able to get back which accounts are affected from your analytics call:

https://starman.fathomdns.com/?p=%2F&h=https%3A%2F%2Fusefathom.com&r=&sid=BIABKBRK&res=1440x900

Isn't sid=BIABKBRK the account? The access log should store this `sid` allowing you to just block the account. (or ask them for ton of money if it's a legitimate use :) )
We need to enforce the laws as they are written and right now that means prosecuting time theft by employees a criminal offense. Law and economics tells us that the degree of wrong done by inconveniencing someone is in proportion to the worth of that persons time. If a person of importance to society has a suit against them it must be speedily dismissed.
Google Plans Fiber-Optic Network to Connect via Saudi Arabia and Israel
Unfortunately comments are known to be important for ranking. I see more and more Youtubers asking their audience to write comments.

The carwow channel for example is definitely asking to answer stupid debates in the comments to improve its ranking. The vilebrequin channel does the same but as a joke and explain that it's to improve the ranking. The community then write a lot of long and stupid comments to improve the ranking.
Theres an app you can install that fakes the data to the apps and they will all run. Including banking apps. The other app thats great to use with that are gps spoofing apps.
The first time I used vscode it was obvious that it wasn’t a native app. Basic things like the search hot keys were broken.

It’s perf as a text editor compared to native text editors is abysmal, and if you compare to Xcode you have to include the many processes spawned for basic code support.

VSCode’s idea of a file that is too large to process is smaller than xcode’s which is itself pretty unresponsive for a while when loading files that textmate and other native editors handle without a problem.
You could if chrome or firefox actually had a specific ios jailbreak app. But why on earth would they dedicate the resources to building a whole app that hardly anyone would be able to use.
One side-effect I am thinking of is that if our immune systems receive less challenge they could weaken over long term (maybe generations).

Hopefully that’s not how things work, or the effect has no practical significance.

Second best option, we’ll find a way to compensate for that.

Else, maybe we shouldn’t normalise masks to such a degree except for periods when it’s necessary.

Another side-effect is that masks should be replaced regularly, so everyone wearing masks at all times would mean a lot of waste (hopefully bio-degradable).
Probably due to the really idiosyncratic way I think about things and from the post it is not at all clear what I mean, sorry for the imprecision! I think of cross correlation of 1D signals with a kernel as sliding one of the functions over the other [0]. In my head I imagine drawing the signal and kernel next to each other one a big piece of paper and literally folding it over and sliding it back over the signal to intuit the convolution (with an imaginary see through piece of paper). I really don't think that was obvious from what I posted, so definitely not dyscalculia!

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cross_correlation_an...
On the off chance you get in a crash later? The car could just give an alert if it's started with the emergency lever engaged.

It probably would disable the ignition anyway.
I’m suggesting that an attorney could definitely argue that a particular conversation was not part of a persons official duties, depending on the content.

Attorneys argue things like this all the time. And Judges rule on their arguments.

What I’m asking about is whether any existing ruling makes this point clear.
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> Getting your product to the front page of HN "organically" has gotta be worth a lot, and it would be pretty strange if nothing on the front page was there via some less organic association.

I mean, it's HN. The orange-username "voting ring" is built right in.
> Music is a wonderful thing. Anyone can learn to make it. Telling someone they need to learn their scales first is just condescending.

You want to be a poet? You need to learn your language first. Same with any art form. Is it condescending to tell someone they need to know their craft well to be a professional? I guess it is these days but it just delays the inevitable practice needed to become a professional.
> People told us if you put ads online, the internet would throw up on us. I thought the opposition was ridiculous. There is hardly an area of human activity that isn’t commercial. Why should the internet be the exception?

One can never be 100% confident of the accuracy of quotes from decades past, but it's interesting to note the conflation of advertising and commerce here -- perhaps even more so if it's a contemporary reminiscence.

At the time Wired produced physical magazines (albeit with advertisements within) so the idea of people paying them for thoughtful content was not alien.
Yes generally it is viewed as tactical advantage.

CC has never been held in court to be protected by the 2nd. OC has at the state level only I believe.
> It's a powerful sentiment. But it needs to withstand the objective test of demonstrating, numerically, its narrative against historical data.

And millions of very real starving Chinese did no need your data.

Statistical data of every Eastern bloc country was faked, and the data you cite is fake.
You typically didn't flash any random rom. You would pick one from a trusted source like cyanogenmod which would mostly be the upstream android with a few modifications which were visible on the github page.
Four of these weren't cheap. ($1,441.36)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YF249FX
I'm still not sure why we didn't get a normal file browser from the start. It is a solved problem and everything rolled out for ios has been a regression.
> Layer 7 just means they are making ton of HTTP requests from lot of IPS however this is the nature of a web analytics.

Exactly! Which is why it was so hard. There's no path pattern. Everything hits "/". So the only way to fight back is to match IP / header patterns (but even then, we have to redact sensitive headers).

> How can the attackers know which websites have your analytics on? Crawling the web is super hard.

The attacker went after some of our more high profile customers. They're known via testimonials or from Twitter.

> The access log should store this `sid` allowing you to just block the account. (or ask them for ton of money if it's a legitimate use :) )

We could certainly temporarily block traffic to a site. The problem is, without some kind of firewall (e.g. WAF), our application has to absorb so much traffic, and that's the issue. We need to block it at the edge.
Interesting. At SessionForward (sessionforward.com) we have been using rrweb (rrweb.io), which is MIT, and works as expected.
inject those two styles into YT website:

a #video-title { color: red !important;}
a:visited #video-title { color: black !important;}
That looks like the aim. Every change to the ipads and macbooks have taken them closer together. It seems that the end goal is you will be able to do almost anything with both of them. With the macbook being more powerful and the ipad being more portable.
That's "avoid", not "block".
Everything is 0-indexed in C. It is convenient for each day in a month to correspond to it's ordinal position.For example, the Ides of March would be entry 15 in the structure containing data for the month of March. There is no 0-th day in a month so there are extra, unused entries but this is better than continually changing day values at each reference. The months are just a list and so are 0-indexed and dense.
Thanks for the perspective from across the pacific. What kind of crops can you grow in Norway? What kind of soil?

I have been talking with a Danish Ag robotics company and what I understand about Denmark is soil compaction issues and excessive tillage. We are talking beets/potatoes/maize etc.
So the day of the month is just a number but the month is index, I guess.
Which are the best low code Blockchain platforms?
Yeah, anything that requires long term treatment would be a problem, because EMTALA is only good until you get stabilized enough to discharge, and when you come back, it’s scheduled care and not an emergency.
For between $22 to $72, you can put together a cracked/used iPhone 5S ($50 to free), a MS2109 HDMI capture ($7), and a lightning to HDMI adapter ($15), CameraVision app (free), and obtain a much, much higher quality video, incl. autofocus.
It has been proposed that having a robust monitoring and alerting system would significantly reduce the impact of a DDoS.

What would be an advisable approach for a start up with limited resource in a situation like this?