skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At least it doesn't assume inline HTML.

Inline HTML is great for internal usage and pure peer relationships.

It's a nonstarter when you're in a situation where you have contributions who are only partially invested or only pretending to be. In a work environment, the threat of ostracism has many more teeth and they are far sharper. Upload spyware or exploits, lose your job.

The Elixir Markdown implementation doesn't even have an option to turn it off :/
They get throttled but still kept in memory. This drops them from memory.
Yeah, it's kind of funny that this is what is making some people come to this realization. And not, you know, everything else that has happened over the past four years.
> A couple cops were killed by blm rioters.

Citation?
> what is your estimated price?

Say, $5 per active user; non-exclusive license: I can maintain my fork of the extension, and use any of the code in new projects.
> If you get actual fansubs these days instead of simulcast rips, you'll find they have high quality karaoke. I particularly remember the Railgun S karaoke which had realistic-looking lightning striking each syllable. And more recently, you may find the English translations have been worded so that you can sing along in time with the original song.

I think we're a bit late to be calling Railgun S "these days" these days...
Most open source software is neither decentralized nor publicly owned.
I'd imagine that security and the front desk are going to prevent anyone from entering to meet with specific teams or individuals without an appointment.

If you knew someone and had scheduled time with them, then yeah I'm sure you could hoverboard your way over.
The main difference is that with data flow, the flows happen conceptually at the same time.
Moreover you can’t transfer information faster than the speed of light.

As for QE: I first I need to send you a particle at sunlight speeds. Then I measure my particle and get the value N, which means I immediately know that your particle must be -N. Great for key exchange: I can send you let’s say 2048 of these particles and then we instantly know each other’s keys/have a shared key, while also knowing if the transmission has been tempered with in transit. But I can’t send you a message I choose.
We Are Not Special
Another critique of Lambda School, thoughts?
You should be able to do some of that at the debug console level. But otherwise you're stuck tracking traffic at page level, at least as far as I know.
I think you are assuming a certain _type_ of business? Most web applications have moderate requirements... 1 code repository, 1 server, 1 database, dozens or maybe hundreds of users.

This service is dealing with stuff like OAuth, SAML, two factor, logging, monitoring, scaling and apparently even does authorization (from skimming) and more.

In other words, tons of stuff that many businesses don't need or want.
I love this because it empowers people in the MENA region to establish financial security and grow their careers at global tech companies. This will hopefully unlock resources for the much-needed entrepreneurship growth in the region
Majority of Europeans fear Biden unable to fix 'broken' US
Is “apple silicon” the port job here? Isn’t this more correctly described as a port of their existing ARM64 target to macOS?
I would argue that creating a new human being is an act of charity. Most people are very happy to exist, and probably grateful that their parents chose to create them. Especially given the fact that parenting requires a huge investment of time and resources.

That doesn't mean that parents can't be bad people, or that parenthood is the only criteria of goodness. But knowing that somebody chose to become a parent strongly updates my priors about their character.
Hey, I like that I can play around with RHEL without too much of a hassle.

Nevertheless for me that is not a replacement for what CentOS was: easy to deploy for small or personal projects without requiring registration/sign-up and you could leave it (mostly) alone for 10 years or so. Though for now I'm fairly happy with CentOS Stream, we'll see where it goes.
My favourite talk on this topic is "Emacs for writers": https://youtu.be/FtieBc3KptU

If you are working with plain text, use something that excels at working with text. I saw another of his talks, and how he works in Emacs is amazing.
It sets the narrative on relatable humanizing neighborly fluff in order to dodge the messy grey reality of the world.
Because you don’t get to choose which way the particle spins when creating an entangled pair.
I'm a software developer and am always hovering around this mark. It's usually from digging through documentation, having multiple tabs with different areas of the app you're working on open, productivity tabs like Slack and Gmail, then personal tabs like Reddit and YouTube
Honestly most former presidents do “good work” in this sense. The power is gone so now there’s less outside influence. This law seems arbitrary and has no purpose, there’s like 4-5 former presidents alive at a time? This “problem” is at the bottom of my list of problems that need solving.
That's kind of exactly my point.
> how to change the locks

Home Depot, Lowes or local hardware store and a screwdriver.

> do floor work in the kitchen

Depending on exactly what you mean by "floor work" this could also be Home Depot or Lowes and a few more tools than a screwdriver.

> get trees in the backyard trimmed

If they are small enough to be trimmed using a pole saw (https://sawsreviewed.com/pole-saws/guide/#Manual_Pole_Saw) then this is also Home Depot, Lowes, or local hardware store (to get a pole saw).

If they are too large for that, then one option which often works is to ask neighbors if they have a preferred tree company.

> How do you figure this stuff out?

The vast majority I do myself. Otherwise if you are afraid of being scammed by a google result, asking neighbors who they use (if they use someone) is often a reliable way to find reasonable leads.
Repeats the same command previously run. So if you used 'ci"' for (change text in quotes) and entered a new string, you can jump to a new line and hit . to replay your last series of commands.
I'm actually worried they won't show up in the numbers they're expected to. I've read several old stories about thick clouds of birds and/or insects literally eclipsing the sun (the biblical plagues of egypt is one notorious example), but then I also read some recent articles about how some species that used to show up seasonally in large swarms suddenly had their numbers drastically decreased one year (monarch butterflies are a famous instance of this)
It's a word you might have heard a lot in the past four years.

"Truffa" is almost certainly the right translation, but "grift" has some specific connotations that I'm not quite sure I can pin down. In some usage it has a connotation of small-scale petty crime. Almost as if you're working very hard to defraud somebody out of a relatively small sum of money -- perhaps by association with the word "grind".

But when it comes to politics, it's much larger scale, while retaining the seediness associated with the small-scale version. It's not just simple bribery or large-scale fraud, but the constant day-to-day use of the office to siphon off money.

I may not really be characterizing it well. English is full of words with many synonyms, but each with a slightly specialized meaning that people feel but don't really show up in dicitionaries. So I don't really know if "truffa" captures all of the implications of "grift" or not. But in terms of understanding the article, it's sufficient.
Couldn't CSP be used to limit which paths were valid URLs?

There could also be hierarchies of extension permissions, because they don't all need to be able to do everything.
Yup it’s a pain but dealing with cheaters is the cost of doing business. I’m well aware of the annoyance and additional complexity that removing cheating opportunities takes. Thanks for writing something less inflammatory than the comment you started off with.
We've never experienced this or had the chance to do it, so all we have to go off of are parallels to how we interact with each other. If we did this for others, we'd need to mentor and guide them into the future. If others did this for us, they'd need to do the same rather than just boost our tech and then abandon us.

I'm optimistic that if it happened to us, even in the limited hypothetical you presented, we'd rapidly transform as a species for the better. Now, if that would've happened 50 years ago or longer...not so optimistic.
Unix pipes make it hard to have a large graph. Like most pipes take one thing and produce one thing. You don’t really have complex data flow graphs.
Complex? Complicated? Who knows Who cares?
> Why outsource your auth system?

To make it easy for the spooks to backdoor your clients systems?
They have only recently (2007) been reintroduced there by importing them from the Poland - Blean Woods have used that as a model for their own import.
I always hear out this mythical IT army. But then you see more of anti govt especially anti modi comments everywhere. Like the one above and some other in this very list. If they exist it seems that are very bad or the opposition has very good IT army.
does firefox use llvm to compile ?
Not BLM.

> Officials said they had found no evidence that the gunman, Micah Johnson, 25, had direct ties to any protest or political group

You don't have to be part of BLM to be black and angry at cops.
My biggest problem with masks is my glasses fogging up. I am at the end of my rope - I am looking into adding powered heating elements around the rims. There has to be some other way.
Are you on their startup plan that allows you unlimited "Enterprise Connections"?

I'd be very careful with how their pricing impacts your business as you increase your B2B clients with Enterprise Connections.

I'm honestly not trying to pitch you on anything, but when you outsource your auth* to a provider, you must consider the long term costs based on your business model and theirs.
> Consider a chessboard that's in the middle of a game. The moves up to that point don't matter. Only the current state of the board matters and you make the best move given the current position.

That is an immensely myopic view. Analyzing the game up to now and understanding the opponent's style of play and tactical preferences are very useful in planning your next move, especially when you have multiple, equally weighted choices.
A buffalo is still basically a wild animal with all the survival instincts of a wild animal. A cow has been domesticated for agriculture. I get the feeling that's what people base the intelligence of the animal on.

If I remember correctly cows don't exactly dig under snow for food where a buffalo will. Might matter what breed the cow is though.
I do appreciate this nuance. If it was primarily because Star Fleet was afraid to mess up, that's understandable. But if I were to see a fledgling species being struck down by some disease or natural calamity, I think in reality it'd make more sense to at least try to save them and elevate them than to just life extinguish that way.
Not yet, but we can and I believe we will. That's been the trend of history since we've existed.
One day after Biden claims election victory, Pfizer announces the Covid vaccine. A week before his Presidency, Cuomo ends the lockdowns. The "scientific community" rushes to protect the communist military bioweapons lab where this showed up just a block away. When cities burned due to solidarity with drunks and junkies overdosing in the street, doctors went on national TV applauding theft and arson, that it's healthy because you're in the open air.

20 years straight, the world's going to end unless we give free money to rich people. Everyday, a new crisis to take more and do less.

You are the most crooked people ever. The one solace is you are not just a crook to me, to your opposition, even to each other. You're a crook to yourself. Deadwood with a degree. You opened the door. The level of ambition you are at, you will be poisoning one another for a wooden nickel. Can't wait to see you glowing green.
followup from an American journo https://twitter.com/Tom_Winter/status/1351944076686450690
Huge thank you for the recommendation, I love the concept and will check out those novels for sure.
Interesting. I had remembered one spring/summer in Illinois from my childhood where there were just so many cicadas. Everytime the wind shifted you'd hear them drone on, the buzzing slowly shifting between loud and soft all day. The volume was quite remarkable.

I hadn't thought about it in a long time. Fun memories.
Yeah, clang for all platforms for a couple years now
Looks awesome, I'm looking forward to trying it out! A couple questions:
1) Is the desktop app electron or native?
2) Is the Mac iMessage bridge open-source?

Thanks!
Nice to see this here, as it has been the inspiration for quite a few years of my work: https://noflojs.org/
Perhaps the glass of the helmet could be formed like a lens, so you do not need glasses underneath?
Telegram and telex are different things.
I came across this article yesterday: https://tigerfeathers.substack.com/p/the-internet-country

In section titled "Part 3: Becoming Data Rich" of the above article, they talk about the privacy protection legislations that are going to be implemented in India. Adding the part that caught my attention below:

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Data Empowerment and Protection Architecture (DEPA) is a policy framework that defines how the economic primitive of data can be freed up so that individuals and businesses can choose how to best protect it and use it for their own gain. This innovation, which is presently being rolled out in the financial services industry, has its philosophical roots in a piece of impending legislation known as the Personal Data Protection Bill (PDP).

According to this bill, Indians will (for the first time) get a litany of new rights pertaining to their data. Specifically, they will get the following rights:

The right to data confirmation: The right to know what data is being stored about them, how it has been processed, and who else it might have been shared with

The right to data correction or erasure: The right to update their data stored with a service provider, in order to make corrections, edits, and omissions of data that is no longer relevant

The right to be forgotten: The right to have their data deleted from a service provider’s database should they withdraw their consent to its continued storage

The right to data portability: The right to obtain and share their data in a structured and machine-readable format
I would rather be able to hear people clearly than be able to see them clearly.
You are aware that the vast majority of countries are democracies, right?
I'd wear it if the visor was opaque from the outside.
For most businesses, the database is a required part of the functioning of the business. That means:

- the database must be secured against unauthorized or improper use

- the database must be accessed efficiently

- the database must have some degree of resilience

- the database must be recoverable

- the database must be available

Each business will have different weightings for these properties -- does a dating website care more about database security than a bank does? -- which will lead to different decisions about who should own and manage the DB.

But a business is, absolutely, a group of people who are doing things together. If you can't identify, authenticate, and authorize those people, you don't have a business. And if the database that stores that information isn't among your highest priorities, I think that business is rather misguided.
Well, yeah. Treat them as any other dangerous wild animal you encounter. Plus, a bison will stomp a small car with minimal effort.
Not open source. Open source is a resounding success. The marketplace with the problems is advertising. We need to enact laws banning selling of third party data and make leaks a liability (perhaps even one that automatically pierces the normal corporate veil and opens VPs and up to personal liability if there was any circumvention initiated encouraged by them). Then businesses have to actually decide if the liability is worth it for them vs a free-for-all market that intelligence agencies and criminal enterprises are primarily funding.
Matrix's encryption is based on the same cryptographic ratchet technology used by Signal. The protocols involved are called Olm and Megolm.

Olm is used for establishing 1-on-1 sessions between pairs of users (or rather, their devices). This is then used as a secure channel to share Megolm keys. A Megolm key is ratcheted with each room message sent and is used to derive a symmetric AES key with which the message is actually encrypted. Periodically (every N messages) a new Megolm key is created and re-shared with room participants.

So the end result is that it has roughly the same security as Signal, except that a single compromised Megolm key will reveal N messages to the attacker instead of just a single message. In return, the protocol is much more scalable, enabling relatively efficient large end-to-end encrypted groups. Otherwise, all the session self-healing, forward secrecy properties of Signal are retained.

TL;DR: Approximately the same as Signal, trading a tiny bit of security in the event of a key leak for more scalable encryption in the setting of large groups.
SaaS really is easier to use and easier to monetize. There are various self-hosted alternatives if that's what you want.
Her divorce was well before the company formed, but thanks for your reply as it's leading us to go back to the time and look at the reasons we made this decision, I really appreciate your comment here.
>I'm not sure why GNOME screensaver cannot do something like this.

This actually is fixed in upstream GNOME because the screensaver is now built into the shell. The problem here is exclusively with cinnamon-screensaver and other components derived from gnome-screensaver, which is unmaintained and upstream GNOME considers it obsolete.
Is there an analogous service for identifying music (mp3/wav) files ? Or any other media formats/genres ?
He already got the services all his life.
Or do you think he could have started his company without education, infrastructure and security?
Green Shoes Look Funny
> It mostly goes to show that containerizing application code for execution in a managed environment in nothing new. I'm sure this was also done somehow in the mainframe world.

Yes, it's called an operating system :-)
You raise good points, but what you're missing in my opinion is that life is precious and finite. And if we can elevate ourselves and other species to a higher state of life and consciousness and even longer life spans, I believe we have a moral obligation to do it. It'd certainly be wise to do it, even if only to have allies against the vast darkness and whatever lurks in it that might hate us or our friends.
Want to learn vim and make it stick?

0. Learn the basic movements and UI interactions. Do NOT use the arrow keys. Your future self will thank you tremendously.

1. Search DuckDuckGo for "vim cheatsheet" and find one that provides a good summary of commands thats organized to your liking.

2. Print it out and post it somewhere easily accessible to your working space.

3. Each-ish day, review the cheatsheet a bit and pick one one new kind of command that looks useful. Try to integrate that command into your workflow throughout the day. It'll be clumsy at first, but after you do it a few times you'll be surprised at how much faster this gets.

Focus on movement and editing first. Take note of sequences that seem to take a lot of work, as almost guaranteed there is a faster way you can integrate in later.

Once you've got a small core built up, do another review and research more specialized topics:

- .vimrc, colors, and customization

- plugins

- buffers, windows, etc for quick workspace organization

- macros ... and macros within macros!

- visual blocks

- various useful commands for advanced editing (e.g. regex based find in replace in an entire doc or visual block is epic)

Give yourself time and try not to be too loud when you have your first "A ha!" moment when you randomly try a completely new key combo that you think should work and it actually does exactly what you hoped.
I hear your pain. And if use something with a stronger nose bridge like a KN95 or N95, it pushes your glasses out a small amount that make me slightly dizzy.
Well, I guess the obvious question to ask is has anyone run this particular fuzzer on the code in question?
Compared to the competition.

Buying Things 3 for iPad ($9.99), iPhone ($19.99) and Mac ($49.99) is half the price of OmniFocus. I actually migrated from Omnifocus 2 to Things 3 and personally think its the better app, but I get that some people might like the bells and whistles.

OmniGraffle is $249.99 USD compared to Sketch at $99. The subscription model cost is roughly the same as Figma (although figma also has a free-forever tier).

Omni Outliner is probably closest compared to OneNote which comes included with any Office 365 plan above $4.00 per month.

OmniPlan is cheaper than Microsoft Project to be fair, although Project for Web is catching up at $10 per month and there are alternatives like QuickPlan at $50.

Full disclosure: Of all these apps, I do REALLY would want to use OmniPlan. It's definitely the best Gantt chart software for Mac but it's useless for me without MSP support, my work aren't going to pay $400, and QuickPlan is $50 and supports Microsoft Project, so I'm not forking out an extra $350 from my own pocket to use it.
There are anti-fogging sprays available - a spray is good for a few days. (Of course this is a worse solution than making that seal air-tight)
AirPods Max one-month review: heavy, pricey and not worth it
Those gangways look nice. They could make them look like normal jet bridges with the nice side effect of not scaring people with the fear of falling into the sea, etc.

About accelerations, many people scream when they are in a car braking or turning at some low 0.x G, so I wonder what a couple of Gs would be to them. Anyway, there will always be plenty of planes and they'll be much cheaper too.
Marketers have too much time to waste.
Coors Light's Ice Cold on Immigration
I had this problem pre-pandemic when I wanted to avoid glare but also not freeze my face off while walking to work. The solution was ski goggles-they isolate the lense from your breath.
It isn't about the difficulty, it is about the safety. If you scratch your mask/face you could cross-contaminate.
If your glasses are fogging up, the mask is leaking around your nose or cheeks.
Ada is actually not 1-based. Arrays are accessed using an index type which is defined at declaration. It can be any discrete type, including ranges starting at 0 (or 1, or -1, or anything else which fits the domain).
Setting aside that the problem with AV had nothing to do with Apple, for the most part nobody was working at either of those offices over the summer (2020, remember?). Also, which of Apple's 130+ Silicon Valley offices are you going to go to, and who do you ask for when you get there?
>It is a big pile of java

It looks like Keycloak.X is going to be a slightly smaller pile of java :)

https://www.keycloak.org/2019/10/keycloak-x.html

You say you haven't had to dig into the internals at all, but has having a "big pile of java" even containerized, affected your operations significantly?
I will have to check those out since I've not seen them. I'm open-minded to it, but also pretty confident that the weight of the logic will eventually fall on the side of being good and helpful to others if we ever make it to the stars.
how do I have a link in a paragraph?