skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
if you liked NC you will love Total commander (windows only unfortunately)
I appreciate the subtle joke in here, Robin has been robbing him.
Or you just deposited $2300 into some random person’s account…
In Canada, sure. Unfortunately for this case, Canadian laws don't apply worldwide.
> if it doesn’t provide any access to the system

Yes, my understanding is that it's the pure language interpreter without anything about filesystems or web browser. You need to create an interface in Swift/Objective-C or C to put in and get data out of the execution context.
Where I'd advise against moving the SSH port, and other ports for that matter, is in the cases where a larger number of people might need access on and off. We had to deal with a client who believe that fail2ban and moving the SSH port was the two single greatest inventions of all time.

As such there's nothing wrong with either of those to solution, except if you have a contractor handling alerts during the night. Even with pretty good documentation, people will get this wrong, and they will accidentally lock them selfs out and not they can't do anything to fix your broken system.

I'm much more in favor of keeping everything "default" and locking down the network. You don't need to worry about ports and log spamming, if the only hosts that are even able to reach your bastion host is the two IPs you explicitly allowed in the firewall.
Often the people who suffer at large corporations are the anti government ayn rand types, they often have views outside that of society and it’s more profitable to dump them. Freedom of association etc.

Rather ironic that they campaign against the only organisation that can help
Add Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland and Holland.

Pretty sure it's an American thing to constantly wear shoes, which is weird considering how little walking they appear to do (compared to driving).
Since this is so broadly spread among species I wonder if there are other forms of laughing that aren’t easily detected if you don’t know about it. Does some form of muscle spasms occur in all of these animals?

Closely watching my cat now.
May this new California attempt succeed
> you have everything needed to build your application without having to download stuff from the internet

that's using version control to act as a proxy. AFAIK, a lot of package managers already cache local copies

> You get to ensure what exactly makes it into your application

sorry but i don't follow

> I don't see why merge conflicts would be a problem since you are just replacing a file with a new version

Are you working alone?
Nice. I wonder how much features are fulfilled by CS 2 itself even for modern photoshop users
IIRC average basal metabolic rate is under 100 calories an hour when awake and about 50 when asleep. All it'd take is a can of Coca Cola to wipe out the difference.
Why not? It's very common. Better than GNU.
Interestingly this CPU is only 20% faster than a newer i7 9750H ([link](https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-9750H-vs...)).
I'd imagine under load the performance will be similar since 9750H can't run at max without overheating in a slim XPS body being next to another hot (graphics) chip.
I also thing that the maybe the reason why Star Wars wins today has to do with the age of the fanbase but also with dilution of movies ability to attract due to TV series.

Even if both of them started in almost the same period, it seems to be that Star Trek was more active (in the sense of promoting it) early (11 movies launched before 2010, only 2 launched after) so it probably has a fan base older.

Also somehow Star Wars seems more modern, in the sense that watching Star Wars seems more 2020 than watching Star Trek even if both of them launches movies (2 Star Trek and 3 Star Wars) in the last 10 years or so (2010-2020).

I know a lot of young people who saw Star Wars, but not many that watched Star Trek.

I am not saying Star Trek is better, but I am saying that maybe a lot of the fan base is not active or does not care enough to vote or contribute to this debate :)

Also even if I am a big fan of Star Trek I also really enjoy Star Wars. Both of them brings me different things like for example: Star Trek is exploring more what humans can become while Star Wars explores more the effects of human flaws on politics, culture and societies.

I think both of them explore current events or are influenced by current geo-political events or cultural shifts.

I also think that Star Trek should try to be back to its visionary origin and not try to compete with Star Wars on apocalyptical events.
Hey HN,
Sebastian here, one of the co-authors of the paper. Let me know if you have any questions! We'll be launching on Crowd Supply with the device soon, so you can buy it if you want. We have other devices in the pipeline as well. Check out https://www.hackerbci.com/
LLVM mailing lists switching to Discourse
> People shouldn't host anti-DRM stuff on any US site.

This is the right answer.

On this, I'm somewhat surprised that nobody in Russia/China/Iran/NK/$OtherCountryThatDoesntCareForRelationsWithUSA has built a "GitHub for shady programs" yet - or if they have, it has not gone mainstream yet, I admit to not being up-to-date with "the scene". It's fairly ridiculous that you'd publish hacking tools on a Microsoft-owned site based in the US, it's like storing lock-picking hardware in a police station.
I can’t imagine any gov outright banning it, not now, maybe a few years ago but there’s alot of traction now.. even with investment banks etc.

What reasons do you think a government/s might ban it this year?
Upwork does almost no verification of clients, and they won't because it would add friction to the onboarding process. For freelancers, however, they have extensive vetting processes.
has nothing to do with its kind

it's up to quality and brand, ie. whichever top notch one will serve well and be very durable, as money never lie
While gasoline demand may bounce up and down, it is important to remember that no one is pumping petrol out of the ground. It is a component of crude oil and so some fraction of the crude oil demand is being pushed forward by ICE users. If the push stops then demand for crude will drop until some other fractional component user picks up the slack. What will be interesting to see is which fraction will end up hitting a floor first and setting the price -- maybe kerosene (jet fuel) but given the attention upon that fraction recently in terms of global warming I do not see it expanding much, so cutting petrol demand 30%+ could really push crude production down an almost equal percentage.
Growing up in the 90s in a remote corner of India, anything electronic was utter amazement for most of us. During the early 90s, in between schools and classes, I helped out with the very few computers in the whole of our town. I was quickly known to be the kid that knows computers.

My first encounter with a laptop was a big IBM portable that came with a tiny square screen (must be less than 6-inch - similar to the Osborne-1 from the article) that finally reached me to help fix. It was donated to a Church group by visiting American missionaries. I took it home, kept it for a week -- most of the time just looking at it and the whole locality coming to the room just to have a look at a COMPUTER. I had no camera, and so no record but that was something I will never forget.

I did fixed the issue (I think), WordStar[1] and DOS (autoexec.bat[2] error or something), in the first few hours of getting the device.

I earned and bought my first own Laptop and it was an IBM Thinkpad Series in 2001/2002[3]. I think I have a very low-res picture somewhere for this one.

Since, a few years back, I'm stepping away from carrying a Laptop wherever I can avoid.

Edit: Found the picture.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WordStar

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AUTOEXEC.BAT

3. https://cdn.oinam.com/img/oinam/brajeshwar-desk-2002.jpg
I similarly use a Dell Latitude from 2012. After upgrading to 16GB RAM I don't have any issues with it whatsoever.

At work for new devs we bought ThinkPads with Ryzen. These are in general fine, except that multiple people have this weird issue with the computer completely freezing at random times on Linux. The one person who had Windows didn't have this issue. If it weren't for this issue that would be our default buy for new hires. Now, I don't know really.
My understanding is that one of the goal of deno is to be more compatible with the Web. As a backend only dev I don't find that great, I rather have clearer separation between quality backend modules and shitty 100-dependencies web modules ;)

Also I don't want smaller modules. I want bigger and better maintained modules with few dependencies. Small modules is what makes npm ecosystem not that great.
The CEO isn't to blame either. He has to make his investors happy. This is because there are investment opportunities based on rent seeking that have an artificially high return on investment. The CEO must beat those unsustainable returns.
"Would it be that most people could choose not to work?"

It means you are exploiting those who grow the food you eat and produce the services you consume for nothing material in return.

From the remaining workers point of view, since there is nothing material available, it would be better not to produce the surplus consumed by those choosing not to work and have Friday off instead.

Stuff doesn't make itself. Most of us work in solidarity with the farmers and the service workers that make our comfortable lives possible.
Just a note that SPF/DKIM and DMARC are not "get out of jail free card".

Google support is just brushing people off with the link and they are somewhat right, because a lot don't have anything set. There is also a bit of black magic with spam filters that Google support will never tell you about because it will be just like SEO, someone will use it to pass filters.

That said, there are multiple other reasons that your email can be qualified as spam by the spam filter. Like sending out email from one domain and having links to another domain in the body as an example. Not having "unsubscribe" links on mass mail. There are legitimate reasons to throw email to spam because some companies get their infra or "contact us" forms hacked.

In the end users can be annoying because they might not understand what "this is spam" button means for the sender - they just think your mail was annoying and they did not expect it and press that and you are qualified as a spam.
I do the same..
"To make this machine viable in 2021, you need the CPU, RAM and SSD upgrades at the very minimum"

This is not really a 2012 machine any more.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
Most structs that care about shaving padding will be very small.
Exactly. I think whatever actualy good idea deno might come up with will eventually be adopted by nodejs, which will make deno less relevant.
That would solve absolutely nothing.

Btw religions forbid interest for very good reasons.
Fossilised ‘sea dragon’ found in Rutland reservoir
That's a dismissive thing to say. Everyone has food cravings, no one eats cake or ice cream because it's good for you.
see baskethead's comment nearby
You can also use https://DMARCtester.com
Ask HN: Best books about the stuff they talk about on Shark Tank?
Been sick and watching this show. It's fun. Just curious, they talk about valuation, sales the various aspects of ramping up manufacturing, distribution marketing.

First question: Is there a name for academic discipline containing the various topics above?

Second: Any good books in that space?
Well there is makefile2graph https://github.com/lindenb/makefile2graph. It is even packaged be Debian and it does exactly that.

I use it like this from inside the Makefile:

make-db.png:
make -f $(MAKEFILE) -Bnd | sed -e 's,$(MAKEDIR)/,,g' | make2graph | dot -Tpng -o $@

but with some gymnastics in order to remove very long path names (MAKEDIR) can be used from the shell directly.
> there is not really a difference between a url to a registry and a npm package name.

There is. For starters, I can run my company's registry and make sure all npm packages are downloaded from there since resolution mechanism for npm/yarn is well known.

How do I tell deno to download <random-url> from my own registry?

Looking at how deno "solves" this I can't stop laughing [1]

--- start quote ---

In Deno there is no concept of a package manager as external modules are imported directly into local modules. This raises the question of how to manage remote dependencies without a package manager. In big projects with many dependencies it will become cumbersome and time consuming to update modules if they are all imported individually into individual modules.

The standard practice for solving this problem in Deno is to create a deps.ts file. All required remote dependencies are referenced in this file and the required methods and classes are re-exported. The dependent local modules then reference the deps.ts rather than the remote dependencies...

With all dependencies centralized in deps.ts, managing these becomes easier.

--- end quote ---

Are you for real?

[1] https://deno.land/manual/examples/manage_dependencies
The actual title is “The ultimate guide to reusing and buying N95 masks”.
*affects
> You're not 'buying' anything. You're just making a non-deductible donation.

You are buying something in that you will be able to sell it later, which I think is the main point.
What's with the hostility towards the subreddit? I am surprised by the HN reaction to it.

I think that unless you are working minimum wage you don't get to call the sub "nihilistic, apathetic or zoomer adhd" if anything most of the members were essential workers during covid and struggle to afford basic living otherwise they would not be angry.

I am very surprised by the comments in the thread to be honest, if you work in tech, your job is pretty much useless the code you write doesn't "advance humanity" I mean let's not kid ourselves tech jobs are pretty overblown in importance compared to essential workers.

Really hope we do some thinking before taking this hostile stance, if anything we should stand by workers who suffer from shitty working conditions.

EDIT:I worked minimum wage, no wage no health care.. I worked really different shitty jobs in risky setting and there was always an implicit solidarity in the workers group, when I moved to tech (very later on) I was surprised by the toxicity and grandeur some people show as if building to-do apps is all that's left from moving to the next level of civilization, some humility and acceptance would be good along the way especially since we're lucky to have the opportunity to work remotely, great salaries and benefits and the ability to spend time doing something we like.
Huh, you're saying that gas station sell their main product at a loss and then make back the difference on what… tictacs and slim jims?
But, also, havn't you read all the cry babies on hackernews talking about how complicated it is to run a mail server?

Complexity isn't the issue. It's about the utility of doing it. What you gain from running your own mail server is so minute that it's not worth the effort even if you think it's simple and easy. I could run my own MTA from my house, but I pay someone else to because being a sysadmin is so boring.
The same people who use smartphone IM apps in their free time are using corporate IM clients at work. I can't see why business users would be any different. I expect my app at work to be able to do what my at-home IM client does. It could even be the same one.

> features that lead to a negative user experience.

Any feature can be a negative user experience. There is only one way to see what a majority of users are "expecting" and that is to open the mainstream IM apps in default configuration. The worst case of poor user experience is breaking the expectation that it works exactly like that.
"smaller, faster, purpose-made modules" directly leads to "thousands of dependencies".
I'd argue against it, the core of the machine that makes the laptop a laptop is still the same.
It is actually custom build
I don’t think the author is alone in keeping an older thinkpad running by upgrading its components, that’s part of why they’re such popular machines with tech people. I have to say though, his complaints about the newer machines doesn’t resonate with me, my T495s works great (the only issue is the awful Lenovo buying process)
>5 people were killed at the capitol riot

One person died violently, an unarmed rioter who was shot by Capitol Police after the force finally decided to do the job they were trained and armed for, after letting 150 idiots cause chaos for far too long.

Four other rioters died of heart attacks and so forth around the time of the riot, not violently.

And before you say "Didn't a bunch of police officers get killed?", no. Officer Sicknick died of a stroke the day after the riot, but he was not hit by a fire extinguisher, or exposed to bear spray. His autopsy specifically checked for and ruled out such causes for the stroke.
Agent:
I can't help that. All I know is, I got my orders. They told me to tell you to get off, and that's what I'm tellin' ya.

Muley:
You mean get off of my own land?

Agent:
Now don't go to blamin' me! It ain't my fault.

Muley's son:
Who's fault is it?

Agent:
You know who owns the land. The Shawnee Land and Cattle Company.

Muley:
And who's the Shawnee Land and Cattle Company?

Agent:
It ain't nobody. It's a company.

Muley's son:
They got a President, ain't they? They got somebody who knows what a shotgun's for, ain't they?

Agent:
Oh son, it ain't his fault, because the bank tells him what to do.

Muley's son:
All right, where's the bank?

Agent:
Tulsa. What's the use of pickin' on him? He ain't nothin' but the manager. And he's half-crazy hisself tryin' to keep up with his orders from the East.

Muley:
Then who do we shoot?

Agent:
Brother, I don't know. If I did, I'd tell ya. I just don't know who's to blame.

https://youtu.be/xkUGd1TQuD8
The Witcher 3-Inspired Scene Made in Unreal Engine
There have been several study findings already that showed a measurable increase in heart attacks and aneurisms post COVID. Presumably due to clotting and other damage caused by the virus.

There is also some increase in those due to vaccine, but I'm not sure if it would be statistically enough to even register.
> In my country, I keep my socks in a completely different room from my shoes. So when I put on clothes, I first have to put on socks, then leave the room, and then put on the shoes. I've observed the same in Germany, France, Austria, Poland, and Spain (off the top of my head).

From Latvia here, more or less the same.

Then again, i really like wearing woolen socks everywhere, especially when it's cold outside, so they're on my legs most of the time anyways. Though i do have to change them often, or sometimes just put one pair on a radiator and wear another one, so that once i need to switch the new pair is warm.

It's actually really comfortable.
Lol. No. It is not "criminal act".
Never used colorjs, have used chalk in my OSS projects and love it. Guess now's a good time show appreciation to maintainers so thank you.
In case my internet connection fails, here's a Wayback Machine snapshot: https://web.archive.org/web/20220110074515/https://ounapuu.e...

I really appreciate your feedback, thoughts and own experiences that relate to this post!
The thing that marxists do not understand is that the company is being opressed as well.
I experienced the same issue
Funnily enough, Bazel/Blaze has already supported this for at least a decade. You can just run:

bazel query ${some_expression} -output graph | dot -Tpdf > out.pdf

https://docs.bazel.build/versions/main/query-how-to.html
We're vastly richer than the Inca or Aztecs, the most technologically advanced New World civilizations and we know about quarantine and infectious disease, which they didn't. The Inca almost survived getting multiple diseases ten or more times deadlier than COVID at the same time, while being assaulted by people with vastly superior weaponry. It's possible for diseases bad enough to end human civilization to emerge but COVID was never going to be it.
Unless you're using LFS, of course.

The problem you describe isn't Linux, it's Linux Distributions.

Where would you draw the line?

Source packages are available, and if the binaries don't match the code a distro would soon be outed a la "many eyes" thinking.

We have to trust some or none.

Get the top off that chip, see if the factory put an extra core in for the NSA (IME).
Uh, the way the Swiss pronounce Basel, or the way the English do?
Another alternative might be to use the external keyboard case for the Pinephone and Pinephone Pro (https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-pinephone-pro-keyboard-...). However, the Pinephone is still mostly a device for enthusiasts, end users may still have a hard time working with the phone.

The phone with keyboard weighs around 370g, not much more than the Psion 5mx or the Gemini PDA.

So maybe it's time to port EPOC to the Pinephone or to recreate it? :-) There is some ancient Symbian source code available but this does not include the old EPOC code as far as I know.
It means they are designed to be rendered at approximately 24x24 pixels.
Yes, but it's not granular. You either let all modules have permission X, or none of them.
Europe cannot need only highly skilled workers. It's both questionable by fact, and bad economics. In fact Europe has an insatiable desire for all grades of workers, low and high skilled. And there is no harm in recruiting low skilled workers. It's win-win.

It won't worsen the problem. If you want an example, look to your neighbour Britain which desperately lacks lorry drivers, cleaners, fruit pickers and care home staff. This is why they are seeking to recruit nonEU labour: they can't admit they got freedom of movement wrong. (British people don't want to do these jobs)
The standard way to check for these was https://github.com/mdempsky/maligned.

It is now deprecated in favour of https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/tools/go/analysis/passes/fie....

You can now check for these using go vet:

go install golang.org/x/tools/go/analysis/passes/fieldalignment/cmd/fieldalignment@latest
go vet -vettool=$(which fieldalignment) ./...
How can you call it lack of consensus when it’s 80-20, especially considering it’s an extremely skewed sample (techies are way more likely to pronounce it jif)

I think it’s pretty obvious that there’s a strong consensus it’s a hard G
Yes, but only because of a silly off-by-one bug Steve left in the human credulity AI subsystem.

Again.

We've been trying to roll out a patch to address that along with several other, related issues (you can probably guess which ones those are), but we don't have an ETA yet; you wouldn't believe how long it takes for this thing's unit tests to complete.
> Pinning versions means that you will keep using an insecure version of a dependency until you update

Which is why you schedule time each sprint/release to check your dependencies and upgrade them in a controlled fashion.
Out of curiosity, how do you know that it's Aah-zhur? Does Microsoft offer any guidance on the topic?

(Honest question, I'm confused myself. An authoritative source would be awesome.)
Do something fun with the ExpressCard34 slot.

Shame it isn't a 54 slot. You'd be able to get an expresscard bluetooth mouse. They're comfier than you'd expect and incredibly convenient. They even charge while stored in the slot.