skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I just checked my project (multiplatform C++ server for Windows and Linux). Neither has any identifiable info in release build (Linux one is compiled by clang though)
"Is there a trustworthy phone number version of https://haveibeenpwned.com?"

An "exact" google search excluding adjacent phone numbers seems to work well for my numbers, and culls a lot (not all) of the autogen pages. So if your number was 212-555-1239, search Google with these strings:

"(212)555-1239" -1240 -1238

"212-555-1239" -1240 -1238
Zanshin: Learning the Art of Attention and Focus from a Legendary Samurai Archer
I think that very much depends on your definition of "descendant", given how many language designers mention how much they were inspired by Oberon, Modula, or even just Wirth's writings in general. This is both on a technical level and on a language design level.
A craps table that has recently produced several wins for players (colloquially a “hot table”) is an amazing social experience.

I prefer poker for a combination of mental exertion, social banter, and entertainment. You don’t have to be great at it for it to be a very slow bleed of chips and at a lot of low-limit tables, the other players are so fundamentally unsound that you can have a break-even or positive expected-value from fairly basic play that you could learn in a few hours.
Oh, is that a real thing that's happening? Caller ID spoofing is the main reason I hold onto my phone number from [small town] Texas, since only my immediate family ever calls me from there, so I somewhat reliably know anything else from that area code is a scammer.
Lazarus doesn't have GC, but strings are handled by automatic reference counts, and everything complex is an object with create/delete, so manual memory management isn't really a chore.

There is a hierarchical namespace based on units, and also there is lexical scope.
Did you read the sentence you quoted? It said "authoritarian government" and not "democratic government"
The problem is you need to know about that, which probably many/most rust programmers didn't. At least until now.

But then the problem with automatic path remapping is that they can break you "automatic navigate to the problematic pice of code by clicking on the path" functionality many people use.
No Bank Account No Problem: The $100B+ Unbanked Market
“White supremacy culture shows up in math classrooms when...

The focus is only on getting the “right” answer.
The concept of mathematics being purely objective is unequivocally false, and teaching it is even much less so. Upholding the idea that there are always right and wrong answers perpetuate objectivity as well as fear of open conflict.“

Please note that this material is meant for 6,7,8 year teachers. My opinion is that the people who wrote this are not involving mathematicians for some reason.
That would basically be a flag raised over your house/apartment saying "IRS Please Audit Me"
What do you mean with home installs? Installing nix itself without root?
Is Mark Zuckerberg's number one of them?
Thank you, that clears the question for me.
Yes? But most of the times an atheist has used this argument it has been an ad absurdum exercise, exactly meant to show how silly the original premise is.
There is the possibility that someone has sudden intestinal distress and simply loses the foot race. There’s a moment between pants down and butt in place where this could happen. According to an anecdote told by the person who had been responsible for calling in the cleaner when it happened to our colleague years ago. So yes, crazy people may be doing this on purpose, but drivers might be finding themselves unintentionally in this position even when they readily find a restroom.
intelx.io

Can't say too much about trustworthyness though.

U could also just download the set from e.g. raid forum to check for yourself.
Religion poisons everything and I miss Christopher.
"Legitimate" because it is open protocol (TMTP), decentralized, store-and-forward, n-identity, and open source.

Email is a network, not a product or service. TMTP is the basis for a new network.

See also https://mnmnotmail.org/
Nepal is on UTC+05:45.
The PDF editing and signature workflow is so good that I never print out PDFs to sign and scan them in any more.
FRR: The Most Popular Network Router You’ve Never Heard Of
Ctrl-\, Ctrl-], Ctrl-^ and Ctrl-_ for file, group, record and unit separator, respectively.

However, your tty driver, terminal or program are all likely to eat them or munge them. Also, virtually nothing actually uses these characters for these purposes.
iPhone 13 Hype Before its Launch
I had a Linux IdeaPad p400 for like 12 years with Ubuntu. 0 issues. I now have a system 76 gazelle. No problems.

Ubuntu 20.04 is really easy to use.

I can't stand the mbp. Hoops to jump through for everything with a cli. Extra permissions to make build tools work. Extra additions to file permissions that are incompatible with docker. Special gui with extra settings to make docker work. vpns that have to run inside the top bar and freeze up with no way to get them to shut down. Weirdness with .net core compilations. User admin only with a gui. Difficulty finding files because the finder window doesn't follow path. Extra steps to launch apps from the cli. Weird ppi so text settings that are legible everywhere else aren't in Mac. Slow keyboard repeat rates that are hard to change.
Note that this ending was banned, and you'll have to do some search before you find it.

When HBO Max started streaming South Park they just skipped these problematic episodes now called "200" and "201" respectively, and I also believe the "Super Best Friends" episode where Mohammed is pictured (but portrayed as a powerful just power).
I toyed with that for a while but I kept missing important work calls. I might have a look for an app later, but I have a feeling it might not exist...
Tinc is even more awesome than that -- if you are using it on the same LAN as other nodes on the VPN it will try to make sure traffic between those nodes stays on the same LAN (it has a special broadcast beacon it sends out to find these).

It ALSO supports arbitrary commands for connecting, like ProxyCommand in OpenSSH so you can proxy through any kind of thing manually if you need to.

Tinc is really awesome !
don't worry, you'll understand it one day.

do you own BTC?

anyway, you don't have to believe me (again)

> According to bitinfo, which tracks the total number and value of bitcoin addresses, 75% of addresses are home to less than 0.01 bitcoin, and 97.54% have a balance of less than one bitcoin

hardly nonsense
I'd guess the type of person who would trash a public restroom is also pretty likely to just relieve themselves in the street after being banned. not sure what problem this solves.
We are using it at couchers.org. It's a drop-in replacement to the 1.x versions which were properly open source.
Looks like this is the "To match users to their friends by phone number, you need an API which can take as input a phone number, and return information about if that number has an associated account" problem.

There is no way to let a user find their friends on a service without such an API. Yet if you have such an API, someone can simply brute force all phone numbers worldwide (there are only 10^10), and now they have a database of all users...

Rate limits can help defend, but considering many users might have 1000 phone numbers in their address book, you can't set the rate limit very low without impacting user experience. Attackers can reduce the search space dramatically by only checking phone numbers that resolve to an active line (using VoIP stuff to test a number).

The only real solution is for your app not to have a "Here is a list of your friends already in the app" screen... But as you can imagine that means you won't get any user growth or VC funding...
I mean timezones are very much an organic human concept in the first place. They aren’t strictly “science” or “data” but reflections of the cultures, values and politics of the humans living in them.

Any time zone system, no mater how rational and logical it’s roots are, will eventually get filled with one-offs, exceptions and crazy baggage. It’s like Unicode or any other international standard. They are complex and often logically inconsistent not because the designers are fools, but because humans are wet fuzzy meat bags.
It would be nice to have the option to choose though, wouldn't it?
I love this idea, but no. I don't want it.

It does sounds great - but as we cannot actually install exception handlers, you are really talking about increasing awareness and knowing what reactions to take. Which typically comes from... talking to a therapist.

But therapists know when the client really needs a different therapist, or a full psychologist, and can flag behaviors that are truly dangerous, psychosis, etc. They also know when someone is pushing too hard and aren't yet ready for their next therapeutic steps. There is a lot more to what they do than just flagging behaviors and handing out tools, questions, and answers.

While I think that it could be amazing if you pull it off, I don't want it for the same reason I don't want any experimental medical treatment - I would be putting my health at risk just to see if your idea works, and that is not something I want to sign up for.
It became necessary to destroy the town to save it?
The article says "This week, a pseudonymous developer chemsaf3 reached out to BleepingComputer reiterating their concern with this issue."
Enigma like crypto machine using rotary ciphers. Perhaps a Hagelin or Transvertex hc9 or a m209.

https://www.cryptomuseum.com/crypto/index.htm
Paid loot boxes in video games come from Japan, a territory where gambling is illegal (except for pachinko parlors, where gambling with added steps takes place) and they're known as gacha.

They got very good at improving the system to make it increasingly addictive, eventually creating "kompu gacha", a system so addictive that it left thousands of families with telephone bills in the thousands of dollars. That's when regulators intervened and now kompu gacha is illegal.

Loot boxes are meant to be addictive and make you lose track of your spending.
It's sick that they are allowed to get away with this. It's basically a botnet stealing information.
Not that strange. The whole "rock bottom" concept for addicts is similar, right? Sometimes you have to see a friend or family member truly experience real pain to get them to want to change. People are like that.
Might have to I think.
Great, and while you can get sued into oblivion for downloading a Metallica album, all our personal data is downloadable from a public website for 3€.

Like for real, it took me 2mins to find the leak myself...
Hi,

I applied previously for a software engineering position at the joinus@clay.run email domain.

Is that still valid, or should I use the above `jobs@clay.run`.

Thanks
> Unfortunately, disabling uPnP these days is too much of a hit to convenience, so I looked for other solutions.

Don't do this, there is no good reason to run UPNP if you care about security, turn it off and learn to manage a firewall.

If the author really cares, go one step further and replace the ISP owned router with something with more control.

Finally, if one cares about the software one's NAS runs, build or buy from someone like TrueNAS.
Hamilton: The Mathematical Musical
It does, the hardware owner merely has to tell macOS what it wants. Open a Terminal and type:

sudo spctl —-master-disable

And you’ll be able to run as many unnotarized apps as you wish, just by double clicking them.

However, if the hardware owner wants to disallow unnotarized software, macOS should enforce that policy.
In the US many businesses are required to have bathrooms but they can and do make them for customers only. That combined with a lack of public bathrooms (not just a lack - they effectively do not exist here) leaves many workers with no other option.
The linked website is awful, has like two blog posts ever, no author byline, nothing. But the title baits another eng. dick measuring contest, let's go HNers!
Seriously folks. Don’t start out using local time. Start with UTC. Always. If you don’t do dates and times properly in the first place your system will always do them somehow wrong.
We have 107 paid and free public toilets here in the city of Zürich [1] and the free ones are relative clean most of the time. There is even an app to find the closest toilet. There is also a complete list with pictures, layout etc of every toilet currently installed [2]. Yes, it costs tax payer money but this is a basic need people have and private businesses are not always open or can be expected to provide such infrastructure.

[1] https://www.stadt-zuerich.ch/gud/de/index/gesundheitsschutz/...

[2] https://www.stadt-zuerich.ch/content/dam/stzh/gud/Deutsch/UG...
Apropos of this, in Clojure-land the idiomatic serialization is, EDN [1], which is pretty ergonomic to work with IMO, since in most cases it is the same as a data-literal in Clojure.

My feeling is that :keywords reduce the need and temptation to conflate strings and boolean/enumerations that occurs when there's no clear way to convey or distinguish between a string of data and a unique named 'symbol'. I miss them when I'm in Pythonland.

[1] https: https://www.compoundtheory.com/clojure-edn-walkthrough/
Good idea, I’ll give that a whirl later. Great tip to filter out those auto-generated list sites. Thanks.
A similar thing happened to me four years ago: https://www.vice.com/en/article/nzkxgm/bitcoin-mining-github...
Why not both? We can (and should) lead by good example while also actively opposing human rights abuses in China.
I had to visit my country's consulate in Manchester couple months ago in the middle of lockdown, and in city centre there was NOWHERE to pee. Zero. I went literally from business to business begging to use their facilities and nope, due to covid customers are not allowed in. Nope nope and nope. Went through several places and ended up going in some back alley. Absolutely ridiculous and I have no idea how people manage day to day.
> Facebook already breaches the GDPR in many ways and has yet to see significant consequences, so this is unlikely.

Not having the data encrypted at rest seems to me a different infraction than the previous ones. The scale also matters, and that it isn't the first infraction.

And as I read it, not encrypting at rest is a breach of Article 6 and fined under Article 83 (5) (https://www.privacy-regulation.eu/en/article-83-general-cond...), which puts the fine limit at 4% of the annual turn-over.

Yes, it doesn't mean they have to fine as much, but the point remains, that this is in the category of the most severe infractions.
It’s not just less dense areas. I’ve recently started getting deliveries from Amazon drivers at my office in lower Manhattan.
> Any mature and reasonable person should be able to understand that context.

Amen, it seems like we can't take this for granted anymore.
Martin Chavez on how to regulate big tech like big banks
Does anyone know if there is a way to check if one's data is included in that leak, à la haveibeenpwned?
Code behind Xkcd checkbox April 1 '21
> I completely disagree with this, I think Apple is aiming to have Macs running mostly iOS applications in the near future and MacOS will eventually be deprecated once we hit critical mass of that.

I don’t understand comments like this because iOS apps as well as macOS apps are built using macOS devices. While it may come to pass that iOS becomes a viable platform to develop iOS and macOS (?!) apps, Apple cannot proceed by removing the ability to develop apps on both platforms.

Apple has proved itself a canny organization with regard to the development and maintenance of its platforms (bugs and pain points notwithstanding), so it seems highly unlikely they would move forward in a way that prevents the development and maintenance of those major platforms.
I learnt a good bit of C++ by going through Elements of Programming Interviews, trawling through cppreference.com and getting help from #C++ on FreeNode for the difficult parts. Coming from mainly functional languages, I actually found it quite fun going through cppreference.com and seeing all the interesting ways in which C++ does things. Especially the STL.

Pick an interesting project and continue in that vein. The biggest difficulty for me was understanding the memory model and all the different types of value, references and so on, but #C++ was again a brilliant resource for smart pointers to good articles on the difficult subjects.

Professional C++ programmers might have other opinions on how best to learn.
You would be surprised what bored and borderline sociopath teenagers will do for shits and giggles.

In this case, quite literally.
It’s ironic given the Quran is littered with antisemitism.
https://archive.is/g7YzM
It's possible that a future version of tinc could use WireGuard as the data plane, but comes with a few drawbacks.
See comment on this very thing: [0]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19304624
He is clearly in hell for being a heretic in Dante's eyes, not because he was "responsible for the violence of Islam".
I've never enabled uPnP, and get by just fine.
Readfile System Call Rebased for More Efficient Reading of Small Files
Alt-tabbing in the middle of a presentation risks displaying random information no matter what. You could tab to browser showing mail, or to Slack, or a PDF viewer showing your latest payslip, or whatever. If you have sensitive information or something which might show alerts in the middle of an important presentation, you should probably close such apps and / or mute their notifications.
It's a great argument in favor of piracy.
1/16th the worlds population, assuming no duplication.
NO problem.
How does this compare with openlayers?
Ask HN: Any tool to convert a Kubernetes manifest to an Helm chart?
Hello HN!

I've seen many softwares providing a static YAML file to use with `kubectl apply -f` for deployments.

This is, IMHO, an anti-pattern, because it simply does not handle upgrades (if a resource is deleted in the new YAML, `kubectl apply` won't remove it).

Sometimes, there is an unmaintained Helm Chart provided by a third party. Some other times I have to make the Helm Chart myself, and redo it for each upgrades.

This is a pain.

After some googling (up to the 5th page ^^), I've found chartify[1], but it seems unmaintained for over a year (and I've not been able to build it).

Do you know of any tool, or have any advice to automate this process?

Thank you :)

[1] - https://github.com/kubepack/chartify
I vastly prefer Fedora but could never get tensorflow to work with my GPU (Nvidia 1660x,) and unfortunately now I can’t get it to work with Ubuntu either. Or, more accurately, I can’t get it to work while using display drivers. I have to install one or the other.
There are countless adages like "Presentation matters" in business, "You eat with your eyes first" in cooking, "Dress for success" in interpersonal relations, etc. that all boil down to how appearances and the pomp and ceremony of an interaction can elevate it into something special. That's very well established.

Regarding currency, the real-world monetary cost is kept discreetly out of sight of the player, much like tokens are used in casinos, as part of the sleight of hand. They're not exchanging cold, hard cash; no, no, that would be crass. They're merely exchanging "gems", "crystals", "orbs", etc.
"CAN USER NAME AND PASSWORD OF TNAS ADMINISTRATOR BE CHANGED?

Administrator’s username is admin and the initial password is admin as well. "

https://www.terra-master.com/us/faq/category/detail/?id=3303

Oy.
The most common confusion among beginner programmers who want to pick C++ as their programming language (in contrast to scripting or interpreted languages) is that you may think that C++ is much harder than "even higher-level" programming languages, which means you rather miss the point of what programming is. Almost every programming language (if we're going to exclude some exotic ones, or domain-specific languages) - i.e. C++, C, Python, Java, etc. - have the same things in common, which are data types and control flows.

When people judge C++ for its complexity - there's a reason for that. C++ is both a syntax and a program. The program is the compiler, and the syntax is the part of the compiler that parses your text file to produce machine code.

What you want to do to learn programming, is first understand why do you want to learn programming and what kind of thing you want to create. Everything you need to know to not write obscure programs in C++ is to learn C. C can provide with every basic concept you need in order to be able to program anything that you want. Maybe, if you invest enough time and dedication, you'll realize that all these fancy features that C++ implements are unnecessary.

Learn operations on strings, dynamic memory management with boundary checking, control flows, simple and abstract data types, etc. But, most importantly, you should have a goal - an idea of what you want to accomplish with that knowledge, otherwise learning the syntax of the language and its "cool new features" will leave you thinking "welp, what do I do now".
Not natively, but there is an API that apps can use to do it for you. I use Mr. Number because it’s literally the first one I found and it’s worked good enough for me.
What does the author mean that the NAS punched a hole through the firewall? They say it several times. Do they mean enabled port forwarding on the router? If so, that seems like a router issue.
You seem pretty quick to disregard TOML. I switched all my JSON and YAML for TOML. Do you care to detail what is missing?
And for the actual topic at hand? And other non-electricity externalities?
How smart do you need to be to succeed in life?
I got a DAP. The Shanling Q1. Sounds great and is an absolutely beautiful device. But it's heavy, and has the worst interface I've ever used on any music player. It's fucking awful. So it sits in a box on the shelf and I'll only ever take it out to show people how it's possible to get 90% of the way to brilliance and then totally shit the bed.
It's a pretty minor harm and it's one somewhat like ripping a band-aid off. The pain will come sooner or later since we (at least in the US) aren't addressing the irresponsible data practices in industry. The sooner people detach themselves from the likes of FB, the better off they'll be when leaks happen.
You speak as if other browsers never lag in new features. It took /how/ long for Chrome to get position sticky or backdrop filter?
Two per day is not quite what the US government recommends:

Adults of legal drinking age can choose not to drink or to drink in moderation by limiting intake to 2 drinks or less in a day for men and 1 drink or less in a day for women, when alcohol is consumed. Drinking less is better for health than drinking more.

2/day is a recommended upper bound, applied on days where alcohol is consumed. Not the same as "you can drink 2/day year -round without consequence."
I think it's Windows 2000. Unless Windows XP has that same text mode loading screen, which I don't remember.
US cities have a lot of trash cans in public places, but a panic inducing-ly low number of public restrooms. This appears* to be the opposite of a city like Tokyo, Japan; fewer trash cans, but more reassuring number of public toilets.

* personal opinion based on living in these 2 cities
Welcome to uPnP.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Plug_and_Play
Ah yes, the days of mis-titled MP3 files, incorrect metadata, and other artifacts. Sometimes an MP3 of a song you liked had a click in a certain spot, or occasionally some kind of sound like an AIM message coming through.

I ran my company's (unofficial) MP3 server in '99, and I spent a LOT of time managing files.

I ultimately went back to college in 2002 which was the right time to catch Apple's first attempt at Home Sharing in iTunes (I forget what it was called), where basically every single Mac on the campus network was running an HTTP server advertising all of its music for download.