skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We'll that's really traditional in Aus. Ask Peter Garret about the Nuclear Disarmament Party which had a fairly wide appeal initially. Later all the original founders resigned and advised everyone to have nothing whatever to do with it. Their one senator fro WA became an independent. Popular vehicle gets taken over by extreme radicals.

Was the petition organised by Asssange or people he approved? Or was it essentially a militant communist faction using it for their own purposes because, at most charitable reading, they're right about everything as you must agree as soon as you open your eyes.

As someone who is not leftist it appears to me to be prevalent and an extreme hindrance on genuine protest against the unconscionable.
@dang: my comment has been deleted. Did the mods do this or is it some kind of shadow ban?
The article says the pallette was designed with colorblindness in mind.
When I click a link you mean? Definitely true, but that way they only have access to my IP and user agent, which is still better than all the WebGL, Font library, display calibration settings, mouse movement etc. that they use otherwise.

I often use Tor, although I'm pretty sure that even then, a good analytics lib can see it's me based on scroll behaviour, mouse movement, time of day, and of course what I browse.

But yeah, you make a good point.
As a fellow medical student this looks very useful, thanks.

If you want an idea for a future project, I conceived a little while ago of a browser extension enabling hover-over drug info pop-ups in the same vein as YomiChan (a tool providing mouse-over definitions for Japanese language learners). Maybe I’ll get to that at some point.
memory cards are FAT32
I'm seriously considering just going with a feature phone. I am very careful about the apps I have installed on my phone and most of them are just for convenience and not critical.

I could do without email, just wait until I'm at a desktop/latop. I could do without chat, again just wait until I'm at a desktop/laptop or use SMS. I could probably do without a browser as well, although this would probably be the most inconvenient loss.

Other than that, I use my mobile phone as a phone, a camera and an alarm clock. If I want small, high quality digital camera I could buy one (or use a phone without a sim card and Wifi turned off 90% of the time). A feature phone would cover the phoning, SMS and alarm use cases.

I'm really not sure what I'd be missing out on that was critical to my life. I'm about to have a three week summer holiday and I am sorely tempted to buy a sub-€100 feature phone just to try this idea. As I also don't want to take a laptop on holiday, I might need to take the smart phone with me to check things once a day. At least it would then only be in one specific location for a very short time.
"How much Bitcoin do you have?"

Not enough

I know those crazy libertarians who had 100+ Bitcoin. They mostly sold.

I think you could also argue that infinite supply currency is bad for the lower class.
> NTFS is the de facto filesystem for portable data storage,

are you high right now? 'cause you sound like you're on drugs when you say things like that.
ext3 is way more portable... even under *BSDs
.. "NTFS... de facto standard"? ... from M$ lolz
no, not journaled
I'm trying to find it without success, does udf support journaling (or some form of recovery after an unclean reboot)?
Most modern phone's hardware needs proprietary drivers. Besides, some backdoors are embedded into hardware directly.
Where do you get the link?
"The bureaucratic mentality is the only constant in the universe." — Dr. Leonard H. McCoy, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
> Replace "elegant" with "simple", and it sounds about right.

Good point, but I would argue they are identical.
Buying drugs(in prison).
Your original comment could be the record holder for misunderstandings potential. And mentioning leadership training only made it worse, given the current ballyhoo of positivity and coaching and whatnot. Thank you for this second comment, it was heavily needed.
>cause them to send the attack to any device of our choosing

Can you explain what you mean? Can you clone/simulate an Apple device?
Freenode telling users “get f***ed”?
When I join a Freenode channel via the webchat.freenode.net, I see the following message displayed across the top:

"""
Welcome to the freenode autonomous zone, the home of freedom. | Speak English | For help, #help | BBS, #freenode-bbs | Jobs, #freenode-jobs | IRC.com, #irc | BNC, #freenode-bnc | Remotes, #remotes | Freedom means a lot including the freedom for ops to kick/ban whoever the f** they want. Act sensibly or get f**ed.
"""

That kind of tone towards people is, frankly, offensive.

Is this message displaying on all IRC clients that connect to Freenode, or just the webchat.freenode.net?
Isn't that how it's mounted that matters there?
> Among people in my bubble (college-educated urban liberals), it’s very difficult to discuss completely normie takes like “we should control immigration to limit cultural change.”

Weird, in my bubble (mostly college-educated, mostly urban-to-suburban, mostly liberal-to-progressive, though there are many exceptions on every axis), that wouldn’t even be a controversial statement (once you got into mechanisms of limitation and more specific cultural concerns such as what kind of drift you wanted to avoid, there would be debate, though, both over principles and pragmatics.)

> As far as I can tell, many American liberals think race and culture are the same thing

They aren’t the same thing, though they are (contrart to racist models) very closely related.

> I would have to go out of my way to find some evangelicals in the Deep South who won’t even discuss the idea and dismiss it as “blasphemy” or some such.

Huh, I can find plenty of college educated, urban California religious conservatives (not necessarily evangelicals) who see it that way without much effort. (Like, zero effort when I go to church.)
Sorry, I'm not a Web developer - what is meant by "churn and noise" in this context?
Which is just basic HTML and CSS itself.
> The producers stayed up late playing WoW and avoiding their wives and babies.

Sure about this? World of Warcraft was first released in 2004.
Except the printing part, all can be said about a standalone html file.

External content, like images, can be inlined, thus you would only have to distribute one single .html file.

I'm not sure how would file2file linking work in the realm of pdf files. With html files, it's easy even without any web server.

Plus, html can be even digested through a terminal interface. That cannot be said about the binary nature of pdf documents.
I think simple HTML + print to PDF (supported by default in most browsers) is a much more elegant solution.
Personally I prefer Tim Bray's XML-SW to Anne van Kestren's XML5:

http://www.textuality.com/xml/xmlSW.html

XML-SW drops the internal DTD subset entirely, including entity declarations; this means it doesn't support named entity references except for the predefined ones (apos, quot, gt, lt, amp). I think DTDs are one of the ugliest things in XML (and also a well-known source of security vulnerabilities), and it is great that XML-SW (unlike XML5) mostly kills them.

I'm also not sold on the whole "HTML-style error-recovery" idea in XML5. In my mind, the syntactic strictness of XML is a virtue not a vice.

I'd support killing processing instructions as well. They are rarely used, and XML namespaces could be used as a replacement.
The fact that bad people are certainly involved doesn't change the likelihood that good people were involved. I know a few anti-Snowden types in real life. They're fine people, just not very good at predicting consequences.
As someone who forages mushrooms pretty extensively my advice is not to forage psychedelic mushrooms as a beginner. Most psilocybin mushrooms fall into the colloquial category of "LBMs" (little brown mushrooms) and the advice is almost always not to forage LBMs because there a million of them, they all look alike, and you might not know from region to region what the risk of look a likes are. '

So unless you have a region specific guidebook, and can make an absolutely positive identification (which probably involves identifying spores from a print under a microscope for LBMs), you really should not forage LBMs or any mushrooms for that fact. In some cases you might also need to know how to safely taste or smell the mushrooms and then know what you are tasting or smelling for. No beginner is going to be able to do any of that.

Let someone else grow them from a verified strain from a syringe. It's much safer.

As an aside, mushroom foraging is very beginner friendly as long as you stick to the right categories. Things like Chicken of The Woods, oysters, and maitakke are very easy to positively identify and don't have many look alikes in most parts of the US. The often propogated idea that mushroom foraging is only for safe for trained experts is totally untrue. The average person can safely forage for mushrooms. Just buy a region specific guidebook, and stick to the categories that your book tells you are safe for your region.
But you were probably using NTFS-3G, which is a FUSE driver and not a kernal driver.
That's how they look in Sweden as well, if you're a bit on the fancy side (which everyone seems to be these days)
Omfg I think I just wet my pants a little
RW support has been an 'experimental' feature for a long time; some distros have enabled it by default for more than a decade at this point.
DDG mostly, and they don't track users.
Twitter hired tech's biggest critics to build ethical AI
Why not just publish static HTML with CSS only? It is, to my mind, better and more accessible than either PDF or a Javascript SPA.
that depends, exFAT lacks permissions and symlinks. I think FreeBSD has NTFS support but lacks exFAT
I'm not sure and I cringed when I wrote it b/c I wasn't playing the games they played. They were playing some RTS thing involving bases and armies on the local network. A top-down 2.5D game you could scroll around a map on. [edit] after some checking I'm pretty sure it was some earlier version of Warcraft, not WoW.
Yeah makes sense. I never paid more than $35/40 but I always lived in the city with at least a few other options (FIOS and RCN) in addition to Time Warner. BTW was using RCN the last few years and they were very good.

Now we're moving to Long Island and the town has only two choices - optimum and FiOS. When I looked at the Optimum statement, there was a ton of "discounts" for being in a high-competition area which is how they got the price down to ~35 as well, from the base of about $70 as you said. Though we later changed our minds and went for Fios at about $39.
Thanks, definitely planning to look at it. Would really love to implement the semantic metadata extraction once in C/Rust and then have support for a bunch of different languages.

It is especially exciting that they aim to provide useful information even in the presence of syntax errors.
I think there might be something wrong with the mortgage calculation? I have a 190k loan with 1.8% per year interest, and paying off around 10k a year. I expect to be debt-free in about 30 years.

But your (really cool btw.) tool tells me I'm debt-free in 3-4 years? Not sure how it comes to this conclusion. Maybe I did something wrong.
Maybe use the read mode of Firefox and then print it?
And then SQL implementations use empty string as null :)
I don't agree with author's choices (yes, I'm disciplined enough not to add irrelevant elements to my content), but it's really sad that things got to the point where someone actually suggests PDF as an alternative to the web.
Wialon and hardware: top manufacturers and devices. Infographics
The point is that there are very few real world workloads that get it to throttle, and even more rarely will it throttle enough to matter. 99% of use cases are not affected.
I'm using Ubuntu 21.04 with Wayland and, yes, screen sharing works in Google Meet, Slack, and Zoom. I haven't tried Teams in a while, so I don't know about that.
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I just opened your website on mobile and it's very user friendly, I got to scroll in many directions to read the content.

We build our own website with gatsby and only use js if it's really needed (when you click interactive links, we're still trying to improve a bit. We customized Gatsby because doesn't support this out of the box) that gets 100 score on mobile on Google page speed: https://marxcommunications.com/

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/N4IJoEk

Or run it yourself: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=...

It's possible but takes some work.
Also a nice guest lecture by Kernighan at Harvard:

https://youtu.be/kw9KwjJCJH8
You can not use js on your website.
I think your kid or cat may have posted this response :)
It's probably better than doing nothing but it doesn't sound very effective. With zero-click they'd just reinfect the device immediately.
After a few years on Windows I recently returned to Arch Linux which I previously used with the i3 tiling window manager, and am now using Sway (a Wayland port of i3). It generally works well, but there are many applications that I have to fiddle with to get to work properly.

Firefox is still X by default, meaning to me most significantly no high-DPI support or precise scrolling. You can force it to use Wayland via the MOZ_WAYLAND_ENABLE environment variable, but it still has definite issues, like popup windows not being marked as popups, with effects like notifications being added to the non-floating windows and taking focus, rather than floating in the corner of the screen undecorated. (I use Nightly and am test-driving the process-per-site thing and it’s currently got other issues that are probably Wayland-specific, but that’s what you get for using prerelease stuff.)

Audacity has utterly crippling issues when run Wayland-native (its default). So I have a wrapper script that first clears the WAYLAND_DISPLAY environment variable so it will use XWayland, where it has fewer issues (it’s still pretty bad in places, e.g. all popup windows are start out at the minimum possible size and have to be resized before you can interact by anything other than keyboard, but I’m running high-DPI XWayland patches and I suspect this is at least partly due to bugs in that).

Krita I need to set QT_SCALE_FACTOR to match my XWayland scaling (a high-DPI thing). Note that I can’t set this globally, or else Qt apps that can run under Wayland (e.g. Zeal) will be huge.

cq-editor (CadQuery) crashes in Wayland and must be run with `--platform xcb` or with WAYLAND_DISPLAY unset. (Upstream’s distribution is built against a Qt that is not Wayland-enabled, so the problem actually doesn’t arise there, but if you build your own it’ll probably be Wayland-enabled.)

Zoom has taken to crashing on joining meetings under Wayland, and only implements some GNOME-specific screen sharing rather than xdg-desktop-portal screen sharing which is, I believe, what everyone else settled on—showing the internal fragmentation problem of Wayland. So because of the crashes, I run Zoom under XWayland, not even losing screen sharing because it was already broken. (Firefox and Chromium do screen sharing without any trouble, but only of whole outputs, not individual windows.)

But on the other hand, a few days ago I started i3 so I could do screen sharing on Zoom (of a second display, HDMI-A-1, 1920×1080@60Hz; main display eDP-1 being 2560×1440@165Hz), and ugh, the tearing! Full screen updates in Alacritty pretty consistently do the top half in one frame and then the bottom half in the next frame, and the block cursor moving while typing is super glitchy. I had forgotten how bad this stuff was because Wayland does it perfectly.
> Secondly and more importantly, you don't need to be guilty of something under UK law to be extradited. That's the whole point of extradition. If you commit a crime abroad, you are almost certainly not guilty of it at home, because you are out of your home country's jurisdiction.

The issue isn't one of jurisdiction, it's whether his actions would have been illegal in the UK _if_ they occurred in the UK. If not, why would the UK extradite? He wasn't in the US at the time and wasn't under US jurisdiction.
Even though Jakob Nielsen is very much still alive, he’s rolling in his grave.
It seems that the city is trying to phase out gas stoves entirely, and removing natural gas connections is only the first step of this. It's a less lethal version of "First they came for the communists...".
> You can't run an economy on a fixed-supply currency.

This is not a universally accepted truth. In the next decade or three, we may find out that you can’t run an economy on printing presses.
PDFs are...not so easy to generate dynamically.

I have done it with a couple of PHP libraries (fpdf and mpdf), but they are primitive, compared to desktop PDF generators. I know that you can use Java (never done that), or even...ugh...XSL (also never done that).
What I said happens for Firefox on android, unfortunately. It's a great browser, of course.
> max 255 character filenames

it doesn't in spec, that's just the win32 API
Case in point: copy-pasting a paragraph from his PDF-website adds line breaks everywhere. It also loses formatting (bold/italics) and the footnote superscript doesn't translate.

PDF is an open standard, which is freely available2, and stable. It has a
version number and many interoperable implementations including
free and open source readers and editors.

I think ease of copy-pasting is one of the coolest things about the document-centric roots of the web (along with the back button and hyperlinks; in other words, hypertext rules), although the modern web does break it (along with the back button and hyperlinks) in many places, so I can see where he is coming from. PDFs aren't the answer, though.
What on earth is 'ratbagd'? - Says a typical end user / gamer.

Sounds very confusing, cryptic and user / gamer unfriendly.
Disinformation and propaganda don't yield democratic resilience, usually there is an authority figure behind them and believers who conform for the certainty, stability, simplicity. These opinions don't require privacy, on the contrary they depend on the network effect.

I'm talking about things like how the ethic of responsibility and academic freedom is in decline. For example when it comes to mass surveillance computer scientists and cryptographers are culpable.

https://eprint.iacr.org/2015/1162

"A creeping surveillance that grows organically in the public and private sectors, that becomes increasingly comprehensive, entwined, and predictive, that becomes an instrument for assasination, political control, and the maintenance of power - well, this vision doesn't merely seem possible, it seems to be happening before our eyes."
System designed by geek anarchists! I don't think it was meant to be "nice", the intention was for it to be neutral to the point it hurts.
Helping me to understand would be appreciated and in the spirit of HN. Mocking me? Not so much.
I usually have an aversion to these clear cut principles and no exceptions here, in controlled situations we need tools to protect society, firarms are bad, arresting people should be avoided, track someone is a violation of privacy, but we need strongly controlled cases where we use it.

Also forbidding it will not stop suveillance when it brings benefit to some.
Things haven't change because there is a god like mindset in SW development. "I want my program to do everything". And the web browsers and messaging apps are the worst. They use a miriad of libraries to parse untrusted code and they have components which sometimes run with elevated privileges. What can go wrong ?
I'm more worried about privacy intrusions.
I had to give a wrong answer to get the job (2017)
I think for this particular instruction, -ffp-contract=fast
How sure are you that there are no network requests happening? I tried to look this up and wasn't able to find any clear answer.

(It looks like at least some PDF readers have provided support for automatically displaying external images, for example)
Human sickness detection is not dependent on cultural experience
How do you know for a fact? PDF has JS in the spec, and it supports SOAP and Web Services. Have a look at https://www.adobe.com/go/acrobatsdk_jsdevguide
> Should evidence not be examined before the warrant is issue?

Examined and secured. Having evidence in official custody should be a prerequisite for using it in an official capacity - or stuff like this happens.
The content can be censored arbitrarily by google, and when you click on mobile web with the docs app installed, it logs your logged in google account identity (maybe for work?) with the view when it switches to the app.

Files have none of these problems.
Yep, sounds very much like Warcraft. That also matches the timeframe much better.
Ask HN: Dev agency recommendation for non-technical founder?
Hi there,

I’d be extremely grateful for any guidance on high-quality dev agencies who are particularly suited to working with early-stage non-technical founders. I hope the below is helpful for background.

Thank you very much in advance.

Overview of our company
* Building a white-label, ML-driven B2B engagement tool that integrates directly into customers’ platforms.
* Built a reasonably specced MVP in the MERN stack with GraphQL. Frontend is in reasonable shape, but backend needs a complete rebuild.
* We have clear business requirements and a product roadmap that is very unlikely to change for the first stage of development.
* We’re beginning trials of the product with large corporates later this year.

The code needs to be:
* Extensible and maintainable: in time, it will be handed over to the in-house development team we’ll hire
* Enterprise-grade: stability, security, and ease-of-use is extremely important to our prospective partners - they’re clear that they won’t accept inheriting vulnerabilities and bugs through a white-label product

The agency will have:
* Experience with our tech stack: React, Typescript, GraphQL, Node, and MongoDB
* Experience building well-documented APIs
ML expertise
* Strong communication channels/skills for communicating reasoning to non-technical founders
To be fair, splitting it across two paragraphs doesn't help.
There are several platform specific gotchas with UDF. If you want to use UDF on a drive, I suggest using the script at https://github.com/JElchison/format-udf. It takes into account the platform specific gotchas and formats a drive properly to be usable across Windows, Linux and macOS.
On the Brave browser for Android it also downloads the PDF file and stores it locally. Websites should use HTML and not PDF in my opinion.

On top of that the end result is not very readable on mobile, the font is too small.
Ah, sorry for the confusion. I had joined the #freenode channel on webchat.freenode.net, as opposed to any other channel. Still, the channel topic is a bit off-putting.
The risk would be consuming something that is not Psilocybe semilanceata, but poisonous enough to be lethal. Statistically, that wouldn't count as a fatality from it, but from whatever mushroom was consumed instead.
As Steve Jobs said customers care about user experience not technology.