skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you.

In this case, gnupg was, both for that user and for that host, wholly unconfigured -- evidently it was just roped in by some package dependency. So, trying to run something that depended on the system or user having gnupg configured correctly (or at all) was wholly wrong.

Systemd killing my nohups does not seem like doing me a favor. If I had wanted the process killed when my connection dropped, I would not have nohup'd it. (Later in the article, I use nohup as intended.) How do I turn that off, without breaking other things? Or, failing that, what is the right way to get that behavior, without nohup?

And, what controls which services the session manager will try to run on behalf of a user who has not tried to customize anything? It would probably have been better to turn pushy gpg-agent off, in some sysyem-wide way, than to have entirely deleted it.
Obviously the term is important to the author, else it wouldn't be there.

The author wants to emphasize that the target audience of the ad is very narrow. In the authors view, Facebook is not trying to target younger, more diverse politicians, but rather older, conservative politicians, who happen to be mostly white.

And in my opinion, the author is right and race is an important factor in this issue: There have been many reports that advertisers use Facebook to discriminate according to race, and minorities have rightfully complained loudly about that.

It's definitely telling that Facebook targets what we assume to be a very conservative, narrow audience, rather than using their own platforms to spread the message: if they showed the ad on Facebook itself, or on Instagram, it would reach a much wider and more diverse audience. But that's not what they are doing.
China is widely known for insisting that Chinese law is used outside China.
It would be nice if preassembled kits could be purchased from you. I would be happy to pay USD 40 for a good preassembled kit.
And what is the license of the book?
It seems Twitch doesn't want one of its core businesses (toned down cam girls) to be called what it is.
Do you mean the arm version of Windows which runs on Surface Pro X? That can be virtualized.

If you mean the regular x86_64 version of Windows, forget it.

Docker Desktop uses qemu, which is the only way you can run an x86_64 OS on an arm64 machine. It can be usable for Linux kernel and command-line applications.

But for Windows, it is very likely that it will be too slow to be usable. People have tried running Windows XP on Raspberry PIs successfully, but it is very slow as expected. https://youtu.be/QQOP29yLOxQ
i don’t understand why trump didn’t pardon Assange and Snowden before the election. would have been a classic Trump move. it would shock people, generate free media coverage, make him stand out compared to Bush and Obama, and even get him extra democrat votes. he might have won the election even. i’m curious why he didn’t do it. probably it would upset military staff but he already upset them with pulling out from syria so he’s not afraid of that
He can probably manage to do that himself if he wants.
Artify illustrations: like a Google for vector illustrations
AIUI it has been a large scale problem, just not at Github.

1. If you built or rented a botnet using people's windows boxes and read the configuration files of the email clients on those windows boxes, you'd find passwords for services like gmail. Google put a dent in that scheme using oauth and app passwords.

2. I know that some companies have been scanning their own computers for high-value stored secrets and asking their vendors to stop supporting such things. Such requests from GHE customers would be a real problem for Github, because of how much GHE customers pay.
Here're Some Factors Following Bitcoin Price Breaks Through the Mark of 20K
Is there a separate term for those who read books and losing interest half-way?
Can someone summarize the gist of it? Getting geoblocked:

>Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries. We are engaged on the issue and committed to looking at options that support our full range of digital offerings to the EU market. We continue to identify technical compliance solutions that will provide all readers with our award-winning journalism.
Are you implying it doesn't exist / is not a useful concept? Would you like me to attempt a working definition?
> A recent example is in The Umbrella Academy

Well those shows are quite formulaic. You get what you chose in some sense.

Try something completely different. For example netflix just launched a Turkish miniseries (bir başkadır).

Or there is a danish show called Rita I quite enjoyed as well.
This is fantastic. The overall experience is magnificantly done. As a Frontend Developer i am really impressed by the sharpness of the UI and the funcionality the interface makes possible. Does anybody know what the Techstack is or where it is posted how the built this?
Which is the reason a lot of people refuse to use the Apple ecosystem. I do own an iPad but I use it exclusively for web browsing, email and reading books.

The only Apple app I use is the default Books apps and that is it, and I couldn't be happier.

Using an Apple device without having to deal with Apple's ecosystem is amazing, I only wish they would let Chrome be Chrome, not a reskin of Safari...
You’re 100% right. A job at a FAANG company isn’t a tenured position. Let her go get a job at Harvard and trash them all she wants.
This is literally the law in the UK at the moment: https://www.theregister.com/2007/10/03/ripa-decryption_keys_...
5 years ago, when my new phone got as good as my laptop.

Now the software... I feel like it's being redone for the fourth time.
I tried it... SEGFAULT in the client: Null pointer to a port-number arg. I supplied all of the optional arguments...
Solving Problems with Habits
The financial cost of writing a book
Immorality is a proxy of judgement and poor definitions. The most cogent definition of “Immoral” or argument that someone is “Immoral” would be contrasting how the subject’s definition of “Good” differs from your own or the common view. Very few people go out seeking to do evil. Most seek to do good, but by their own definition (which can be selfish, misguided, or outright vile). Some simply don’t care; Their absence of moral judgement (amorality) can lead to many immoral actions when their desires come into contact with others interests, but for the most part society is organized to promote the idea that your own best interests are best served by acting in the common good. If this sounds circular - It is. There’s no definition of morality from axiom[1].

Studies are (where possible) Double-Blind for a reason. The judgement of a researcher obviously affects study design. The goals of a researcher affect the way data is interpreted and presented in subtle and non-subtle ways. That’s not to mention the possibility of academic misconduct or outright fraud, which is axiomatically related to poor moral behavior.

[1] In actuality, there are many, but most have obvious flaws and contradictions.
google being evil here..
It is not really inflated, they just use a different middle point. Lichess start you at 1500 and therefore, 1500 will be the median point of the distribution, Chess.com start you at 1200 so this will tend to be the median point.

It is really obvious when you look at the stats for classical or rapid for example: https://lichess.org/stat/rating/distribution/classical
The only way I make sense of the Abramsverse movies is to just headcanon that growing up without a father turns Kirk into a total douchebag.
Scroobly, a fun app which brings doodles to life in real-time using your camera
Show HN: NextWind - A free starter-kit for building landing pages and blog
I somehow do not understand what the article is really aiming at, but what I found interesting:
" the subculture of the compulsive programmer, whose ethics prescribe that one silly idea and a
month of frantic coding should suffice to make him a life-long millionaire"
I am suprised that this was a thing in 1988. Can somebody enlighten me what this is refering to? (I mean nowadays it is obvious) but was there the software startup culture in th e 80s?
Unifi edge router x paired with one or more of their APs is my go to lately.
To quote my father, who is a huge opera fan: "I've heard worse!"
I made a starter-kit for building a blog or landing pages quickly with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Netlify CMS.

It allows you to switch between different versions of page sections from within the CMS. To do this, simply change for example hero_version from 1 to 2 or 3. The preview is immediately updated to show you the styling of the selected version.

The sections are mostly brought to you by Tailblocks, some ready-to-use components built with Tailwind CSS.

You can find the repository here: https://github.com/jakeprins/nextwind
Don't even need to be a scantily dressed female streamer these days. Just get a moving anime avatar and a voice changer. People are flocking to these new anime avatars that aren't even synced up properly (edit: talking about the trenders hopping on the train, not the Hololive cast).

Many streamers either fall into collecting simps, or collecting simp-bashers. There are a few middleground streamers that make it without streaming popular things, but it is a little telling many rising talents are either glorified cam girls or loud, boisterous memers. If you don't fall into either of those extremes, you're fighting for a much smaller audience and it is very likely you'll hit a hard ceiling around 50-500 viewers with very few exceptions (especially people that don't have a huge legacy from the early 2010s).
Did you mean to type dnsundoku ?
Scrooble a doodle. Bring it to life
They kind of miss some of the charm of this word in translation. Yes “tsumu” is pile up and “doku” is reading but “(v)de-oku” is to do that verb in preparation or “for later”. So tsunde-oku which you can contract to tsundoku also literally just means to pile up something for later. It’s a wonderful pun.
Show HN: Completely Remote VR Research Experiment
I'm not sure why, but I always saw these purifiers as some wacky pseudo-science, like the stuff that you see on tv late at night or early morning with all kind of D list celebrities promoting amazing very specific pans and sponges that soak up viruses.

How can a tiny box the size of a laptop, or even smaller, properly filter and recirculate all the air in a room. Maybe I'm missing something, but it just seems unbelievable. To get proper airflow in buildings, it takes a lot of money, planning and equipment, I just don't get these things, maybe someone can chip in and explain how such a small device can properly filter the air in a normal room.
DeepChain: A new platform for Protein Design
Hello, This is Nicolas from DeepChain.
Here at DeepChain, we are trying to build one stop solution to all your problems related to protein design. DeepChain unleashes the power of transformers trained in billions of protein sequences, serves and visualises MD simulations on the web, has an AI assisted protein design tool and hosted jupyter notebooks as a bonus.
We would love to get your feedback on it. The Free version allows you to play with the transformer model and generate mutations based on the probabilities coming from the transformer. You can check this out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2R297UrLxP4&t=5s
More info on https://deepchain.bio
Thanks
Since it's "just SVG" the beauty of it is you can use any XML tool or just a text editor.

Inkscape needs some getting used to for sure but still is a very capable vector graphics editor and I'm glad it exists. Not sure we'd be able to put in the effort into a new tool of this depth if we were to start today (same with GIMP).

I noticed some regression on Ubuntu 18/20 though: the integrated XML editor crashed, and the weird property dialog sometimes doesn't pan into view. Don't know if that has something to do with Ubuntu or gtk/gnome specifically, but Ubuntu Studio appears to have moved to KDE (or alternatively XFCE) recently. And switching to a KDE-based distro such as OpenSuse or Manjaro (or Studio) is what I'm planning to do anyway.
You can "install" the PWA to launcher homepage.
If it's accessed via the homepage shortcut, the address bar would be hidden.
Hallucinations re: the rendering of Cyberpunk 2077
The 3dConnexion mouse series are big in 3D CAD shops but totally agree that industrial inertia is what's holding back use of VR HMDs

[1] https://3dconnexion.com/spacemouse/
NO2 and other acidic gases are typically filtered using activated alumina balls impregnated with an oxidizing agent such as potassium permanganate or sodium permanganate.

There are residential air purifiers available that use this in combination with activated carbon for their gas stage.
Because it would indicate wider support within the company I assume.
"So the FCC won't let me be...."
The hypocrisy is unbearable. Facebook is everything thats wrong with internet. A company that basically profits from people living out their worst instincts (xenophobia, misogyny, chauvinism, plain hate) and from fueling insecurities of vulnerable people (paranoia, body image issues, etc.). I recently switched to the IPhone after a decade of Android, mainly due to the much better privacy protection. I hope they go much further in that direction!
Policy proposal in three parts:

1. I'd observe Sweden and follow the actions of Tegnell, as Sweden has had a pretty good pandemic so far.

2. To placate those who are worried I'd focus on raising hospital capacity as much as possible.

3. I'd get a grip on testing. Doctors are all trained not to do indiscriminate testing without any other signs of problems, a lesson that has been forgotten now. I'd end mass testing entirely and focus all testing on people who present with symptoms (this would still be a high level of over-testing because COVID symptoms were worked out by looking at anyone who tested positive so is polluted by a lot of FP noise).

Key metrics are hospital loads and excess deaths. It would be acceptable for the latter to go up by, say, 3x the level a normal flu season would see before starting to impose any population controls.

Pushback: of course there would be. They've all been told by "experts" who know nothing about disease that millions will die unless everyone is locked in their homes right now because exponential growth always lasts forever, don't you know, and they're all terrified of seeming to place anything above health outcomes. But if I were the mayor then they'd ultimately report to me, I guess (I don't live in the US so don't know much about mayoral politics).

The risk if the policy was wrong would be hospitals would get over-full. The contingency plan would be to buy capacity from hospitals in further away regions and invest in rapid buildouts of ambulances, helicopters etc to make it easy to shift capacity around and load balance between hospitals, including to neighbouring regions that disagreed. But I don't think that's likely because we know what happens if you ignore the projections: basically nothing. Look at Swedish all-cause death stats for the year. It'll come in a bit higher than 2018, probably a few percent higher. Nothing important.

W.r.t emailing key interest groups. It's way too far gone for that. People have been proposing rational and sensible alternative plans for the last 8 months, they're all ignored.

I have no experience in public health or epidemiology, thank god. If I did I wouldn't be able to consider alternatives because I'd be a part of the public sector/academic system in which personal reputation as a 'nice guy' or 'clever specialist' is the primary determinant of personal success. I'm much happier in the private sector where what matters is getting results, not the perception of niceness or reasonableness or cleverness.
e-vader
I don't understand Facebook. If personalised ads stand to lose 60% of their value, why not switch to contextual ads?

Google is mainly contextual ads, with some personalisation mixed in I'd assume. If you're already on Facebooks platforms they know who you are, they have access to all the personal information that can be extracted from your Facebook account and activity. Shouldn't that be enough?

What I read this as, is that Facebooks own data isn't actually that good, and they need data from source that aren't Facebook in order to provide value to their ads platform. It's the same issue every time Facebook complains about regulation or increased desire for privacy, they always end up in a situation where they devalue their own products and technology.
You mean the table on Wikipedia? Because the numbers lowered substantially after 2005.
I can see how the first two might be required.

"Find accounts on the device" is possibly required to connect to your account in order to get your contact list. "View WiFi connections" is possibly needed for getting internet connection.

I can't really see any possible use for the other two though.

I've only looked extremely shallowly at Android development, but I am aware that quite often you need to ask for some particular permission to get access to something that's not particularly obvious from the permission name.

Not trying to give Facebook a free ride here, I am well aware that there is a very high chance they want some of the permissions for "nefarious" purposes. I think companies should have some transparent way of publishing why they want a particular set of permissions.

I have seen companies showing a message along the lines of "we will be asking for <permission> we need to ask this for <reason>" and I do think more companies should do this.
I know 4 people who deliberately got infected to claim the £500. Three have been paid (one is stuck in paperwork hell). I know of two others who tried to, but despite their efforts couldn't get the test to come back positive.
For people unfamiliar with Skippy, think Lassy but with a kangaroo instead of a dog.

If you haven't seen Lassy, I can't help you.
Yes, experimentally since GTK+ 3.2 and Wayland 1.0 protocol since GTK+ 3.8. The backend can be selected with GDK_BACKEND=wayland or GDK_BACKEND=x11 - except in some applications which still force a X11 connection.
I don’t think it’s about money - books can be cheap or free, and/or money might not matter in the equation for an individual.

I think it’s more that people have more interests than they ultimately have time to concentrate on.
Big O is okay but for some reason when professors tell you that reasoning about universally valid performance characteristics of an algorithm is a lot of work if you are worrying about every tiny implementation detail the students ignore all of it and always disregard the constants even though the professor explicitly says that this is a method for estimating how fast the execution time of a function grows with increasing input. It's about building algorithms or datastructures and comparing them. Once you have a good baseline you can improve it further through engineering. The irony of course is that intuition and experience alone can get you 90% of the way but at a much lower time investment but theory can never replace experience because you have to turn that theory into experience first.
"We did it by making it slower in 2019, then bring it back to the original speed in 2020."
Free Ways You Can Make Money on Instagram in 2020
I use "nerd" as my job title.
Discerning
Do you mind posting the presentation link? I'd really like to see it!
I just checked myself, and you get notified with a nice WARNING upon a `docker run`:

WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/amd64) does not match the detected host platform (linux/arm64/v8) and no specific platform was requested
Singapore is poised to become Asia’s Silicon Valley
People just want someone else to do the work for free, I guess. How many do you think would be interested in the workings?
If you are interested in creative coding but don't know where to start, me and my friend are running Codecember, a month-long challenge to do one code sketch a day: https://codecember.ink

We pick simple sketches & recreate them in p5.js as a learning process. Eventually you remix the sketches with your ideas to create something original.

Our prompts exposes a diverse variety of generative artwork, none of which are too difficult to recreate. Join us for the second half!
Not to mention that most users continuously sync their contact list, and with that info FB can create a much broader and more precise graph of all the network connections. Cross that with, say, political groups you're part of, and you're not only exposing yourself but everybody else who's close to you, regardless of them using either app.
Prototype for small-series production: electric drive housing from a 3D printer
(5) Docker Image (amd64)
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(4) QEMU Binfmt (arm64 <-> amd64 binary emulation layer)
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(3) Linux VM (arm64)
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(2) Hypervisor.framework (arm64, macOS native virtualization framework)
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(1) Docker for Mac

Linux Kernel has a feature to allow using a wrapper to execute userspace program based on file header (binfmt[1]). In this case, Linux VM in (3) has QEMU user mode emulation registered as binfmt, so any amd64 binaries are automatically wrapped into `qemu-x86_64-static /path/to/bin` and run. Docker Image itself doesn't run a Linux kernel but use one from the VM host, so this scenario is possible.

This is also how multiarch[2] works (for amd64 to arm64/ppc64le/etc.) which might even be what Docker is using. In case of multiarch, the qemu-*-static binary is provided as a container running in privileged mode.

[1]: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/binfmt-mi...

[2]: https://github.com/multiarch/qemu-user-static
This. I no longer have access to a soldering iron and want a bunch of these, not enough that it's worth the cost of buying equipment and the time spent making them.

Help us give you money! :-)
It is to stop the spread of the virus. Someone who is asymptomatic is the worst person you want out of the house. So you absolutely need to incentivise everyone who tests positive to remain indoors.

Why do people not grasp this? It’s quarantine 101.
Now it's clear why "Don't be evil" was removed.
Running Securely Kubernetic On-Premise with Identity-Aware Proxy
The article uses nano throughout. Is nano a popularly used editor? I have not seen anyone around using nano. I see vim, atom, sublime, vs code but never nano. Just curious if nano is popular.

If nano is popular what are its pros and cons?
>I've literally never heard anyone "arguing" that they should have the title of "software engineer" or "programmer" or "software developer"

this kind of discussions only happens on the internet because in reality nobody gives a *, especially that the only place that seems to distinguish those is the USA

coders/developers/programmers/se/programming ninjas/shamans/system necromants

an artifical titles
Awesome! The start could easily pass as a cover version of 'Atlas' by Battles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpGp-22t0lU
Sometimes people interpret questions about the facts as subtle challenges to the narrative. Its an interesting bit of psychology.
My wife has money and time. It's an aspirational purchase for her but she never gets motivated to read the things.

Me, I have a kindle and have read everything on it.
Putting a cadence sensor on a bike is not a hack. It is literally the task for which it is designed.
The Secret History of Microsoft Bob [video]
That's not their mission, I think their mission is something like "to organize all the world's information and make it accessible and useful".
Same here. Every time someone checks out my bookshelf I tell them that I only read a few select pages from most of those books during my studies and that's it. No regrets, too!
I can't imagine anyone can actually listen to a podcast and actually program at the same time. Perhaps if the podcast is uninteresting and the programming is copy-pasting.
Could be an interesting powerplant for ICE powered robots like Boston Dynamics BigDog.