skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I once managed to board the wrong plane but I was recorded as being on the other plane. I was checked into the other plane, so they couldn't take off without me, and the plane I was on had to let me off.

It was a huge fiasco; I had to get off the plane after it left the gate, hitch a ride with security to the correct plane. I got chewed out by both pilots... security held me in the back of the car asking me how I did it. I really had no idea how I did it.

It turns out the gate was changed and I didn't notice. I also scanned my boarding pass several times at the gate by holding it over the scanner too long. It turned out that when you've already scanned at the gate, it wouldn't tell the attendant your flight information, just that it was already scanned. They wouldn't let me on the next plane until they figured all this out.

They've fixed this bug :) but that is how you successfully delay two flights and piss off some pilots.
I agree that it's a bit underrated, but I disagree about the complaints. People don't complain about it not being a Photoshop clone. People complain about the UX/ergonomics of gimp being decades behind compared to Adobe's tools.

It doesn't need the same workflows as Photoshop, but it definitely needs to improve them

I will add that copying Photoshop would be an easy all-around win because Photoshop has engineered their UX. I'd say it would be pretty hard to come up with better alternates than what Photoshop has probably.

There are cheaper alternatives to Photoshop that get their UX much better than Gimp. To name two: Gravit (£3/m) or Krita (FOSS), but they're not exactly photo manipulation, though.
At least on android, most whatsapp data is stored in a folder named whatsapp, which can be accessed by any app with storage permission. So you can see all sent/received images and videos in photo viewer apps etc. Signal stores them in a place which at least in Android 11 can't be accessed by other apps.
Its control F2

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204434
That's a great perspective. I agree with what you wrote here.

With that in mind, I believe that properly supporting all the various use cases an issue tracker serves without turning it into another JIRA is a hard UI design task.

But at the same time, practices like closing or locking stale bug reports can be seen as UI workarounds. Some people feel their boards are cluttered, so they reach for the only tools available - the close button, the lock button, an autoclosing/autolocking bot. It solves the UI issue for them, at the expense of other groups of board users.

This is to say: it's ultimately an UI deficiency on the part of a common issue trackers. Developers should be able to restructure their board as they see fit, but it shouldn't impact other users' ability to utilize the data stored on it. It would be great if major software forges solved this on their end.

Perhaps we need a concept of a "stale" issue/thread that's distinct from a "closed" one. A stale issue would be one that's not actively being looked at, but is nevertheless not resolved. The way it would differ from a regular open issue is:

- It doesn't sort itself up when somebody posts a comment on it.

- Posting on it doesn't notify people who didn't explicitly subscribe to it - all activity on stale issue is grouped under a single, inconspicuous indicator, that can be easily ignored.

- Stale issues are always sorted to the bottom or kept on a separate tab, and are trivial to filter in or out during searches. But the tab marker itself stays visible, so that people can find out there are such issues in the first place.

- Stale issue can be explicitly promoted to active at the discretion of the developers (or perhaps by community vote).

Hopefully this would reduce the need to aggressively close - and especially to lock - older issues.
Looks good from a first look at it, congrats on launching it!

Just checked if you mention bounces and saw that you track bounces; how does your app show / keep track of the bounces and more importantly of the bounce rate in general?

I'm mentioning this since Amazon SES will place your account under review if your bounce rate is 5% or greater; you can find a few useful links on this comment thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21955614

Best of luck with your app!

Disclaimer: I was responsible for the implementation of an e-mail notification system using Amazon SES.
What's your point? That Emirates should also stop flying there in order to inconvenience the elites? That would hurt the population way more than rich people, and EU has no such power.
Thanks for sharing. Looks like gromit-mpx fixes one of the longstanding bugs in gromit in which new strokes often cause a line across the screen (from the end of the last stroke?).
I've used The Audio Programming book in conjunction with "Musimathics" http://musimathics.com/ to write many parts of GoAudio. (https://github.com/DylanMeeus/GoAudio).
Western fires are burning higher in mountains in a clear sign of climate change
true and it seems like a similar scraped-abtract, someone-needs-to upload-the-pdf-so-we-don't-get-blamed model that you see on researchGate and academia.edu
Ufw-Docker – To fix the Docker and UFW security flaw without disabling iptables
Show HN: Doom running as an embedded GIF stream
In some parts of Southern Europe, a bemused looking tourist who offered even the mildest defense that they didn't understand the zoning system would be surrounded by locals taking their side and rebuking the official.

"Why are you doing this to them? They have a ticket!"
"Let them go, they are just trying to get to the city!"
"Don't pay it! He is a thief! All the train company people are thieves!"

At the central station in Amsterdam, there are ticket machines with a screenful of zones, prices and destinations in Dutch, and a single large friendly button "I want to go to Schipol Airport".
I've found this isn't an issue if you pay for a dedicated IP.
578,555 people died from Covid in US, maybe 912,345 – it’s hard to count
Are you seriously using whataboutism on Germany about Hungary's current situation?

Go get more informed, please, here are some resources:

[1] https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/04/01/hungarys-authoritarian-t...

[2] https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2020/0409/From-democr...

[3] https://djilp.org/hungarys-road-to-authoritarianism-through-...

[4] https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/news/ten-years-viktor-or...
I also agree that NATO members should sell and exchange knowledge. But Turkey is acting more and more hostile, also working against US interests and even against the interests of Greece, a important EU member state.
That's why the US will open now new military bases in Greece.

I just wanted to show, that Germany tries to sell and make profits from both sites. And this will be a problem in the future, if parts of your economy are depending on, what someone would call, hostile states to western interests. It's already now a problem with the EU-Russia political conflict, where Germany is the main reason for the passivity of the EU regarding Russia and their aggressivity against eastern european nations. Also a reason why Poland trusts the USA way more on this topic than Germany or Western Europe.
It’s trivial to write interface definitions in just about any language, and have the implementation be separate.
I think that Giedroyc Doctrine is worth mentioning here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giedroyc_Doctrine
Germany gives greenlight to driverless vehicles on public roads
Within the EU, flights rarely get overbooked. Especially on cheap flights like with Ryanair, the reimbursement that the airline has to provide in case of overbooking can easily be more than 10x the ticket value.
What a great way to get personal ad information.
There are no politically neutral labels. Every word ultimately contains within it an implicit affiliation with one group or another, and an implicit judgement upon others. I prefer to call a spade a spade no matter who it offends. In fact, seeing who it offends is often quite instructive.
Thank you so much for your answer - all very interesting!
We have held people (including Uyghurs) in Guantanamo bay without trials or being charged for up to and over 18 years.

https://www.npr.org/2020/09/30/918454831/trial-of-sept-11-de...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/dec/31/uighur-men-lea...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uyghur_detainees_at_Guantanamo...
Interesting question. Apparently the answer is yes.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/how-t...
Seems to me a decent s/w engineer or s/w developer should know a fair bit about devops, and a decent devops engineer should know about programming. so should be possible to flick between the roles. job title can mean different things in different places so shouldn't be taken too seriously
German regulator probes Google's market position, data use
I still use alcohol to deal with too many people around.
Sadly, no fire but you can change the colour and thickness of the line. You can also set your own key bindings.
I actually experienced the opposite on my M1. Safari locks up all. the. time. but it happens more often when I open a new tab. I run into a ton of compatibility issues, and I hate that you can only install plugins via the App Store.

I really wanted to like safari since it’s the most power efficient, and when I got my M1 I went all-in on it, but I went back to Firefox after three months.
Google now lets you password-protect the page that shows all your searches
> The novel layout of Nix's content addressable store make this conflict free even with many versions of the same package.

Is there a simple English explanation for how Nix does this?
I think the method is more interesting than the actual game, so here's my 10-minute tall about HTTP-based games in static web contexts: https://youtu.be/g_eMNX4OvoY?t=1080

And the GitHub repo: https://github.com/apsillers/living-gif
Posted this on another comment but:

Having gotten clued into modern monetary theory from The Deficit Myth lately I’ve come to question all the hand-wringing about cost. If the government can just print however much money it costs to pay out a UBI, then it’s more about controlling inflation with a significant increase in deficit spending, not about if a (monetarily independent) state can “afford” it. Taxes may be a part of that to drain money from the general supply and incentivize work, but it’s not necessary to pay for it.
EU Grand Chamber judgment on Sweden bulk signals-intelligence gathering [pdf]
Stargate is amazing. 17 seasons across 3 series (not counting origins), several tv movies, a few books... etc.

It started off cheesy, but the universe they built was so detailed and neat.

I'm definitely hoping Amazon buys them out and greenlights Stargate.
Complete FUD. Nice article full of nothing to distract though. There are millions of Uighurs in concentration camps right now, sterilized, raped, beaten.

https://www.saveuighur.org/camps/

I don't know if you are part of the 50 cent army, but your talking points mirror them.
Ukraine just announced they are stopping all air traffic with Belarus from tomorrow on.
What’s your risk of killing someone by catching COVID and spreading it?
Can you elaborate? We use `replace` everywhere in our codebase for modules that we've forked + modified.
There's nothing to be gained by anyone by using this approach, and a lot to be lost.

Gitlab/Bitbucket are not "dumps" for projects you deem useless, and "useless" projects are not useless at all from an educational point of view. Gitlab and Bitbucket are exactly the same as Github and should have both "serious" and "useless" projects the same.

Using a personal Gitlab instance or anything similar for that is a terrible idea because it costs substantial time and money of individual developers and severely hurts discoverability.

People should put their "useless" projects wherever they want and are permitted to.
> Edward Snowden exposed the world’s largest surveillance state. It seems most of us are comfortable with it. The Chinese are following in our footsteps and they are about two generations away from the mass global surveillance that the NSA (and partners) conduct.

It's unclear whether most of us are comfortable with it. I know that I personally feel fairly powerless and helpless and unsure as to what to do in the face of it,

Regarding your statement about the Chinese following in the footsteps of the Five Eyes, wouldn't you say that is pure speculation?

> Remember it was our global surveillance dragnet that made us have Nelson Mandela (and other blacks) arrested.

I think it's important to maintain a distinction between the normal so-called spy-craft that led to Mandela's arrest in 1962 to which that NPR article refers and the global surveillance dragnet which Snowden brought to light. There's no suggestion in that NPR article that it was wire-tapping which provided information as to Mandela's whereabouts.

> he NSA also conducted surveillance (illegally but they were not white) on homegrown black leaders (considered communists/terrorists/traitors by the white US government) like Muhammad Ali and Martin Luther King:

The BBC article you link to says this: “The agency eavesdropped on civil rights leaders Martin Luther King and Whitney Young as well as boxing champion Muhammad Ali, New York Times journalist Tom Wicker and Washington Post columnist Art Buchwald.” Tom Wicker and Art Buchwald are white by the looks of it – so I'm not sure why you're trying to crowbar the US's race issue into a topic which is not about race (it's about class struggle and power).
It would be great to see John Carmack and John Romero reaction to DOOM Captcha. Can you help me with a RT so they can see it?

https://twitter.com/vivirenremoto/status/1397149833429987335
You can simply do that with:

http://www.youtube.com/watch_videos?video_ids=0lJKucu6HJc,0L...

Or at least that's how I did it until recently.
Because they were terrorists, we didn't hold 3 million of them in gitmo simply because they were ethnic minorities.

Orders of magnitudes in difference.

Holding a few dozen suspected terrorists !== holding 3 million people (nearly an entire race)

You can justify there may be proof for those few alleged jihads. You cannot reasonably prove those 3 million people are all terrorists.

Where are the cries to shut down these camps like there were cries to shut down Gitmo?
I can only speak for myself, obviously. But, I think it's obviously about more than performance. Otherwise, people have always had C, C++, LISP, and even Java and Go that will be generally faster than Python, PHP, and JavaScript.

I'd say there are three things that most people rave about with Rust:

* traits as type classes (even if they don't know the term "type class")
* enums and pattern matching (not even as flexible as some other languages like MLs, but way more than is possible in most popular languages with only Swift coming close)
* the Iterator trait. I might write a sonnet about how much I love Iterator in Rust. It's lazy iteration, but it's also optimized at compile time to basically just be turned into a for loop.
I don't disagree that Snowden had a better justification than most for his crimes.

Manning actually faced a trial, and the system even granted her some leniency. Snowden might have found leniency too, but he probably gave that up by defecting to an enemy state.

An enemy state that routinely commits worse crimes against its citizens, than the US has even been accused of. But in Russia, protection of Whistleblowers isn't even a subject worth talking about...
They may not have PAID for food but they did WORK to get that food. With UBI no work required.
Germans beeing germans :)

I hate that Biden government allowed them to continue nord stream 2.
This is 0 respect to eastern countries and feels like Ribbentrop-Molotov v2.

IMO all these recent events might be connected: covid-19, Suez cannal blockade, nord stream 2, Ukraine and Belarus.

It's feels like testing of new governments and part of global geopolitical negotiations (due to supply chain and energy changes). Maybe it's a little too much tinfoily, time will tell.
I think TV programming should be occasionally replaced with deidentified Covid ward footage.
Men In Black (1997)

“[In a shooting range, confronted with numerous menacing-looking targets, Edwards shoots a cardboard little girl]

Zed: May I ask why you felt little Tiffany deserved to die?

James Edwards: Well, she was the only one that actually seemed dangerous at the time, sir.

Zed: How'd you come to that conclusion?

James Edwards: Well, first I was gonna pop this guy hanging from the street light, and I realized, y'know, he's just working out. I mean, how would I feel if somebody come runnin' in the gym and bust me in my ass while I'm on the treadmill? Then I saw this snarling beast guy, and I noticed he had a tissue in his hand, and I'm realizing, y'know, he's not snarling, he's sneezing. Y'know, ain't no real threat there. Then I saw little Tiffany. I'm thinking, y'know, eight-year-old white girl, middle of the ghetto, bunch of monsters, this time of night with quantum physics books? She about to start some shit, Zed. She's about eight years old, those books are WAY too advanced for her. If you ask me, I'd say she's up to something. And to be honest, I'd appreciate it if you eased up off my back about it.”
Source: IMDB
Television and radio have the right to decline political ads from non candidates and if they think the content is inappropriate or violates the legal rights of another. Are there protections like that in this bill?

Are there protections for other protected groups? It seems like it's just piecemealing special privileges rather than creating a good framework.
It's very well documented:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarcera...
Looked up Evolveum, had to sign up to tell me they had no profile. Glad I used a mailinator address. Harvesting emails like this remains a solidly scummy practice.
Browsers have a very accessible API for audio programming now[0]. Comes with the benefits of being platform independent, using JS(okay, this as a benefit is arguable to some), and easily distributable(perhaps too easy since you can't hide your source code either, unless you do some form of SaaS and introduce latency).

[0] - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Audio_A...
Bilions no, but other wise yes. The case could largely be made that intercepting a flight departing feom and landing in other countries is some sort of invasion too.
You are going to have to sort them eventually.
Introduction to PWA – Next.js – PWA Series Part-1
So is the Uighur genocide, lets be angry about it all.

The difference is, the Uighurs only crime is being ethnic, there are other things at play with incarceration numbers.

All races are incarcerated, only Uighurs are rounded up and sent to their own special work camps with no crime needed.

You're trying to compare prison with concentration camps, that's FUD.
Accessibility should be a priority, not an afterthought
The ONLY way to stand up to bullies is actually to escalate, not to try "negociations".
Your fiancé and yourself are selfish, then. Your risk pales to the cost of spreading the disease to those more vulnerable.
I really loved the Motif look and the fluid UI. Didn't like so much the lack of a keyboard layout I could use to write in Portuguese and the not great video drivers (it insisted on keeping me on 800x600 and 16 colors).

An important lesson is to make application development (for dull corporate apps) easy. In Brazil, Windows adoption soared when VB3 was introduced, as it displaced Nantucket's Clipper as the desktop app language of choice.
> Their police killed and tortured people that were on mass protests.

And someone who beat and raped peaceful protesters just a month ago may walk by you in Venice beach, holding ice cream in one hand and leading his daughter with the other. And maybe he even has an older son or daughter who goes to UCLA or Stanford on the money he's pillaged. That's really common.

Current sanctions target only the very top, but violent regimes have layers and layers of collaborators and their family members who come to the west to enjoy freedoms they deprive others of in their country. This should have much more focus. Let them be confined to the environment they create.
If the menu was already implemented in a generic (non-native) way for other OSes, then making a specific native implementation for one OS is more work and thus more time.
Terraform does frequently suffer from the lack of good separation here though, depending on the provider in question - a plan can often succeed where a subseuqent apply will fail. Too much external state / not enough validation, generally.
>IAM is a rabbit hole, now later VPC restrictions on top

My idea is to build simpler system on top of cloud networking and IAM/permissions.

Why would I want to have networking between components that are permissioned to interact with each other, and the other way, why some app/lambda's service account have permission to interact with particular database, but be blacklisted on firewall? Have GUI on top to drag and drop "routes" between apps.

Of course, make it optional etc, but I think it would save tons of devops time for smaller organisations without audit requirements unlike fintechs, medical stuff etc.
So what, you are scared ? Military action was taken, we should answer with military as well.
Why Python 4.0 might never arrive, according to its creator
Why does Germamy willingly accept so many then? Genuinely curious
This was available in my late 2017 macbook pro with force touch. I know because I don't like this feature and was searching for a way to disable it.
I agree, but we can do a lot more about it in the places we have political authority, so long as we don't dismiss the very real threat to millions of US minorities of torture, forced sterilization, and a lifetime of stigmatization as "complete FUD".

People who don't compare US prisons (where overcrowding, rape, physical and psychological abuse, poor medical care, lack of hygiene supplies, and torture are completely routine) to concentration camps are ignorant of the realities of the situation.
I like seeing the strategy of asking for the highest level of accuracy and testing for all things that do not confirm my biases while being more lax about the things that confirm my biases. I've seen this strategy becoming much more popular these past few years.
If you get COVID, statistically you’ll pass it on to a few people. Let’s hope you live amongst less selfish people so your own selfish behavior doesn’t affect other.
Some filters I've seen are regex-matching the Sendgrid paths used for their link-tracking feature.
> fully democratic ... by the EU parliament, consisting of directly elected representatives

I'd argue a full democracy would be democracy by plebiscite.

Whether representative or direct democracy is better is an open question.
The example with pipes on a truck is that much better. From my experience if you have 100 people count those by hand at least 10 will get it wrong.
You physically attacked a person because he was being chased. Later on, you learned that he might have taken a pair of shoes that were in all likelihood manufactured using slave labor. Can you explain how you are in any way different from a person who would have participated in a lynch mob in the rural south less than a generation ago?

Edit: I got downvoted, so I want to clarify that I didn't say this person is like a lynch mob participant. I'm just curious how they distinguish their conduct.
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