skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reminds me of what Joe Bonamassa said a year ago: https://youtu.be/JJERw-JSVO4

The current music industry model is not sustainable. It was barely sustainable before the current system but now it's well and truly dead, and with the inability to make money by performing live at the moment, it seems nobody would ever make a living wage from being a musician.
yeah, no, I disagree - I have a pair of Sony's XM2 headphones and even when I set the "bass boost" to +10 they are still not as nice to listen to as my beats studio are. Yeah the beats suck for a lot of other music types, but for some they are still my favourite headphones, and I'd pick them over other brands any day.
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Highly Effective Techniques to Study More Effectively in 2020
What, specifically is wrong with it?

The article writes this is obviously bad, but I think it needs to be expanded upon, it's not obvious.
Anyone here who can explain how this is possible? How is it implemented?
It doesn't work on my Chrome 87.0.4280.88 MacOS. It works on Safari though.
I think the difference here is that is this of "everyday people" or just high-earners, Costco only has several stores in China and remains a high-end exotic market, drones are still expensive "toys" here, new iphones often cost a month's salary or more.
The drone makers have a reason to be amused at how much Americans love their products.
https://phys.org/news/2020-12-china-nuclear-powered-artifici...

I'd say that China will have a fully functioning plant in 3-5 years.
Now you made me look up The Witness...

Are you talking about this? https://store.steampowered.com/app/210970/The_Witness/
I'd say that those listed here:

https://ctftime.org/

so usa, russia, china, poland, ukraine, japan.
No. It’s safer to download the file, inspect it manually, and then run it.
I've read The Spy and the Traitor, and it was quite good. I had just come off a binge of spy novels written by John LeCarre and it was amazing to read the same exact sort of craziness, but in a real life situation. I would actually recommend doing something similar, as the fiction definitely help set the mental stage for the history.

That said, Roger Federer is a generalist?!? Why, because he has trouble beating Rafa on clay?? As a techie generalist who has knowledge a mile wide and an inch deep, I'm not sure he would qualify. But I'll read the book and see.
Architecting the Future: Arm, Cheri, and Morello
That's probably why you should:

- download the bash script

- inspect the script / add a 'set -x' for tracing

- then run (the downloaded script) with log output somewhere.
> If they had a strong sense of social responsibility, the confidence men would have nothing to sink their claws into.

Thats not true at all, they would simply appeal to their sense of social responsibility.

> ut you don't need much reason or even a convincing liar to talk you into selfish or stupid behavior if you already wanted to behave stupidly or selfishly

I don't think that people "want" to behave stupidly, they merely don't understand that the behavior is stupid. Whereas selfishness is the natural human condition and people who conform to your expectations regarding masks are also behaving selfishly according to their different selfish desires (not catching the virus, appearing to be socially responsible, appearing to conform to expectations of people they respect).

> If these people were actually interested in doing the right thing or the best thing, they might take some steps to figure out what that is instead of swallowing whatever lines the few in power have made up about mask wearing

Plenty of people research this topic and still disagree about which object-level conclusions are supported by evidence. Its been less than a year since the official guidance of the US CDC recommended against mask wearing. Your willingness to dismiss evidence that contradicts your perspective is exactly the same cognitive behavior they are engaging in.

> But they are too interested instead in winning whatever the fucking game we're playing is now.

Do you think that people who push epidemiologically ineffectual yet economically damaging lockdowns are also more concerned with winning than with public health?

How do you respond to criticisms that the people who publicly support lockdowns are themselves still employed or collecting paychecks during the lockdowns and so they are willing to advocate for measures that benefit themselves to the detriment of others?
Where's the inventory management ? If i make a sale order, where to substract from inventory count ?
For people who agree with this comment and would like a more formal treatment, UFO debunker Mick West writes about the "low information zone" here:

https://www.metabunk.org/threads/are-the-navy-ufos-real-or-j...
Only mildly so. This hides from the server the fact that you are not checking what is received, so prevents the server from adapting its results based on that, but still allows a server to just unconditionally serve a malicious script. The safe way is to save to a file, actually inspect the file to make sure there is nothing malicious in there, then run that file.
`curl | bash` downloads an installation script and runs it as it's being downloaded, with no opportunity to read the script and ensure it does nothing malicious, and has no inadvertent bugs that could cause damage.
By judging people on what they do and not who they are. I’ve hired hundreds. One of my best hires couldn’t speak english and brought a translator.
Native capability to organize selected pages as nodes into mind maps would be great. The tree on the left doesn't really afford visually thinking about the overall high level structure of the information.
> Yes, they used a lot of Linux-associated software

That's a bit of an understatement. It's not 'a lot'. Everything running on those phones is a GNU/linux application. The fact that there are binary blobs and that the UI was closed source doesn't take away from that. The post I was replying to was complaining about linux phones, not about "open hardware/open source" phones.
If I understand what you're asking: this trick is useful for submitting data to API endpoints that expect the entire request to be well-formed JSON, rather than just a small part. The (pretty-printed) POST body from the example form in my previous comment will look like a regular JSON request as far as the destination server is concerned, with the addition of a "dummy" key:

{
"key1": "val1",
"params": {
"input": "value",
"list": []
},
"dummy": "="
}

If the JSON is just a hidden form value as you suggest, the request as a whole will not be treated as JSON data. Then invalid characters will (usually) be added to the request body by the browser, and the server will (probably) be unable to parse it, causing the request to fail. This is due to how forms are encoded for POST requests.

On the other hand, if you're wondering why anyone would ever do this, then I do not have a good answer for you :)
Oh wow, this is insanely cool :)
More-or-less what happened here in Sweden, no lockdowns during the first wave, still most people wouldn't dare going out for eating and drinking. It eased up a little during summer with number of cases falling, after it picked up again in September there was a noticeable drop again without government intervention.

Then in November it was visible that without intervention cases would start to pile up and service business were still suffering due to low patronage, there is no way out of this and government intervention vs no intervention isn't the root cause of the downfall for the service industry, it's pretty clear.
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Cool concept. But "curl | less" will display those null chars, so I'd use many shell comment lines instead to fill tcp buffers. Which again will fill the reader's page and make the pager stop for me to read, which might take more than 10 seconds. Seems it not _that_ easy to be nasty?
Due to consumer privacy concerns there will always be people wanting a high degree of anonymity when accessing services, regardless of IPv4 or IPv6. Both from consumers and the people running the services. Right now CDNs provide this privacy using TLS with ESNI. This won’t go away with IPv6. Likewise with DDoS concerns some will want to put CDNs and cloud reverse proxies in front of their services, intermingled with lots of other services.

The solution of dedicated IPv4/IPv6 is necessary for proper network control. But for the reasons above many won’t do so.

Also IPv6 is fundamentally not ready for real world use within small/medium businesses and homes IMO. I know you were talking about IP networking within clouds, forgive me, this rant isn’t aimed at that, it’s just my general IPv6 is not ready rent. At least not without NAT. Why?

- Can’t just simply put one IPv6 router/firewall behind another. Not all IPv6 routers support DHCP-PD, and even if they did, you could have 2-3-4 levels of routers/firewalls at a business. I’m not making this up- retail/gas/food industries often have a plethora of networks at a location, and the business/franchise owner is not tech literate, or even if they were, the equipment is managed by third party vendors and they don’t want to customise their IP network for each location. It makes for messy deployment and maintenance.

- Can’t just simply open a firewall rule on the main site router to forward say HTTPS to an internal service. Why? Not all ISPs give static IPv6 prefixes, not all PCs/servers/devices support DHCP6 for static leases, and then there’s IPv6 privacy addresses. Yes, you can statically configure (only if ISP is static too!). No, I don’t want to open the port to all devices on the LAN and no I can’t rely on each device to be running their own firewall (let alone a properly configured one!).

- WAN failover / multiple ISPs is hard. You have a fibre primary feed, and a secondary cellular/5G feed. Each has different IPv6 addresses. How do you ensure the right ISP is used at any given point? IPv6 shifts this decision to the client. This makes load balancing and policy based traffic routing (eg VoIP over fibre 1, FTP over fibre 2, etc). Also the cost of using a multi-homed IPv6 subnet & BGP in a SME/retail business is out of the question (plus the cellular ISP wouldn’t support it anyway).

All the above works fine out of the box with IPv4 and NAT. It’s bread and butter easy. At the cost of not having dedicated unique public IPs but these places simply don’t need them.

What IPv6 should have done to ensure a smooth migration is allowed for NAT from the very start. That would have let everyone who needed public IPs get them straight away, and those that didn’t to still migrate anyway with as little drama as possible. But it’s just not the case, NAT has been slowly added but it’s support is far from ubiquitous that IPv4 has.
If this HN thread would not have been so popular I would have not bought this new Apple headphones. I already have got Airpods(in use), Airpods Pro(daily), Sennheiser M2(broken - not charging) and M3(daily in use). I am looking for comfort, good sound quality, nose canceling and easy to use.

If I don't like them I'll just return it.
The price is high but I am happy to pay for it - if I can make use of them 3+ hours per day while working on my computer - and Apple knows that!
Ask HN: What book changed your life in 2020?
I had a frustrating year with books, I read about 20% of the titles I wanted to, and only a few stood out:

* James Clear - 'Atomic Habits'

* Gabor Mate MD - 'When The Body Says No'

Both helped me kick some bad habits and start to undo years of self-inflicted mental/physical abuse.

How did you get on this year?
This is the most HN discussion of a joke I've ever seen.
Ubuntu phones home a lot.

Don't know if that applies to rhel
A New Vaccine for Materialism
I already knew it was dangerous but TIL. Iirc there is an online service (I can't remember the name) detecting if a script is malicious does it work in this case?
That one sentence like you quoted it might be interpreted like that. But there is no way to read this sentence like that with the context intact.
Frankly I'm not going to take the risk of being burned again by some corporate money grab. I will go with Debian.
I would like to check the source code before using it. is it available anywhere?
Just like if I'd done `curl > install.sh; bash install.sh` without reading install.sh or installed a binary package, both of which are done every day by people with work to do and without the time, skill and inclination to audit millions of lines of source code.
As opposed to downloading a binary and running it? We don't verify what the binaries we download contain, why do it for a bash script?
I have even older android phone and js runs fine.
Here it's closer to $2 / liter. (1/4 of a Gallon).
> I wonder what makes people so eager to push back on such a simple request, to make basic functionality available without JavaScript.

I think it's as simple as the fact that your simple request isn't important to them, but you demand it as though you are owed a javascript-free web experience. "I am not doing that because I don't want to" is a perfectly good answer to your demands. It really doesn't matter how easy it would be for them to provide it. They're also probably not providing RSS, though you may want them to, and that would be easy too. Sorry your pet thing is not prioritized.

Personally, I think a small amount of client-side scripting can vastly improve a user experience, and way too much client-side scripting can vastly deter from it. It's a balance that each site must strike. And the effort they must go through to test and support all functionality while also supporting completely disabling javascript is definitely nonzero. Some sites won't find that effort worth it. That's the breaks. I can tell you that I never, ever intend to put any effort into supporting a no-javascript user experience on anything I build in the future. I could almost see rendering an alternate page that says "you no-JS kooks aren't gonna be happy here" but even that is more effort than I care to expend on a militant userbase that's likely to also take exception to some silly shit like my html not being semantic enough.
LinkedIn ÷ Medium
Fair ‘nuff. I consider it “more proceduralish” than XSLT. It’s really more like an FP language.
This looks really nice. Well done.
Really happy to finally launch the hosted offering of our fair-code licensed workflow automation tool. That makes it now not just simple for none technical people to get started with n8n it also takes away the worry for all technical ones that are not interested in the dev-ops related work.

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yeah, same experience. they start crackling a bit when I talk loudly. then crackling when I talk at all. then eventually crackling whenever I move.
My uni had a latex template that was made and updated by one of the professors and it was glorious. No fussing about with styles or anything, just writing the content.
A Free UI Design Tool
Appart for #3, what's the draw here? Is there any tangible benefit to this versus using Processing or OpenFrameworks?

Edit: Read through their doc, it seems the benefits over Processing is performance, and Nannou targets realtime audio/video which is where Processing performance can start to be too sluggish. And OpenFrameworks being C++ means less reliable to live performance piece, where you wouldn't want a segfault or memory race to show up, as well as just Rust can be said to be a nicer language, if you prefer its style.
This reminds me of the semantic web / structured data problem that we all have been trying to solve for the last 20 years.
When I see this kind of lists I always think of getting some of these books and reading them. However, I feel like reading books that have no relationship with my job (software engineer) is a waste. Do any feel the same? Is this a harmful mindset and should stop worrying about "wasting" my free time?
A Brief Breakdown of Monero’s Ongoing Network Attacks
(I realise you're joking, but...) it's most likely a form of the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon. In this case, of course the <insert obscure subject> is not an everyday topic on HN, but we all have enough of these running concurrently in our lives that sooner or later, they coincide with HN. And due to the perceived, impossibly low odds, people tend to really focus on it when it happens.
Tech Exceptions new Episode – Stop wasting your time with Old-School Logging
I'm in no way advocating for curl | bash, but one way to defeat the detection would be to use "sponge" from moreutils[1].

curl "https://example.com/install" | sponge | bash

[1] https://manpages.debian.org/testing/moreutils/sponge.1.en.ht...
I love things like this. They're so clever and creative while at the same time pointing out the absurdity of not having normal CSS.
Conspiracy Theorists Buy Faraday Cages for Protection, Complain When They Work
Thanks for the explanation. It makes sense, but sounds very fragile.
I wouldn't say it's innovative to use a component you already have, just standard engineering practice.

If I had a component in house that already fit the spec, then I 'd consider that before sourcing a new component or designing a new one.
You can start your own company just by filling out some forms.

You can write software just by pressing keys on your laptop.

You can figure out what software people would pay for just by talking to them.

You can make billions of dollars this way. Unprecedented in history.
The whole point of the installation script is that it downloads and installs binaries obtained from a remote server though. You already need to trust the server if you're going to do that, don't you?
Well, as I said this all stuff is very new to me, I do not understand many of the solutions, thanks for explaining. Using C++ as HDL is also interesting idea, for many this could lower the entry barrier.
Was it a tough year for Bill Gates? How?

Net worth US$ 119 billion
The children taken from home for a social experiment
There is no need for the shopping culture to be imported anywhere, it already existed pretty much everywhere. Just check out the malls in the first world and the local markets in the less developed places
I can't tell if you're serious or if it's sarcasm but I'll assume it's serious.

First as bigbubba said it's a dick move and second, do you really want users that have no trust in your company. Google is missing a lot of potential users for its cloud business due to them killing products on seemingly random basis.
That's why you keep Google location history on at all times, and also post photos to Instagram/Facebook as much as you can so you have timestamped records of photos of what you were doing at all times.
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I guess the world's biggest monopolizer is trying to show empathy for others.
Let's hope Fuchsia fares better than Hurd.

Also, I guess the adoption of Fuchsia will be a litmus test of the GPL. Will its possibly technical merits outweight the strength of GPL to avoid fragmentation? I suspect the GPL has served Linux very well in this regard.

Given Google's muscles it will most likely have an impact in the mobile world, but whether it will reach beyond into the area of general computing is less certain.
My latex documents often have formatting errors: lines extending into the margin, not properly breaking up words on line breaks, text flowing into other text in two column layouts.

It takes a significant amount of work to get rid of those for me and I usually do not fix all of them in the end, because some minor ones are more work than they are worth.
Cool hack! Similarly, this page is valid ZIP

https://gildas-lormeau.github.io/
For privacy conscious and if you're willing to go that far[0], you can generate a unique URL for a recipe and store it for a limited amount of time. With that (and the URL being generated beforehand), you can tell the user to either provide an email address so you can email them, or just to visit the link later and check if the recipe is ready.

[0] Personally I wouldn't worry. It's open source and people can run it themselves if they're squeamish, and probably your time would be better spent on the engine itself :-)
One of the big problems with XSLT, is that XSLT only started to become useful after Version 2.0, and wasn’t supported by languages at that level. This was the main reason I stopped using it.

2.0 was (maybe still is?) supported by Saxon, a proprietary library, needing to be licensed. Built-in support was capped at 1.5.

If I remember, in order to run XSLT 2.0, you had to license and install Saxon on your server (i believe it was a Java application, meaning the server need to have a JVM), then call it, using system calls. Awkward, at best.

But this was many moons ago. I suspect/hope that things have improved, since then.
I suppose the difference is iff people do very script before they run, this could bypass it. But I think, those people would definitely download it, inspect it, then run the downloaded script.
My friend showed me his dji mavic and it flew up and became inaudible
Office on mac is just a shadow of the windows version. It kind of looks the same but all the crazy plugins and stuff does not exist (could be a pro but is mostly a downside).
Because a single molecule of lead is significantly heavier than a molecule of lithium, that’s technically an order of magnitude more lithium. 2.22E12 moles of lithium vs. 3.85E11 moles of lead.
I like lightweight minimal styles as much as anyone, but I figure they could have made the PDF a good deal more presentable.

I don't see why the PDF should use the Notepad look - one can be too spartan.
What is the fastest way to get telemarketing phone number lists?
I'm currently reading "The White Plague" (1982) by Frank Herbert, which seems somehow appropriate given the current pandemic.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_White_Plague (contains spoilers)