skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The original thedonald.win was shut down by legal pressure from the White House. Patriots.win appears to be just the extremists from the old platform.
> Similarly to how you can't just make yourself handsome through "working on it".

You may not look like Brad Pitt, but a person can improve their appearance by “working on it.” Grooming, dress, etc.
As a YubiKey user, is this something I need to worry about?
Which was something like the entirety of a half of a city block mostly centered around urban farms
Public school is overrated. I would choose Khan Academy, the South Korean model, or Charter schools over public schools any day of the week.
The developers must have realized that their income depends on devices controlled by a hostile regime.
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Ugh... what's worse than the actual censorship are people like you that pretend to not understand the issue, at all.

First of all, WHO ARE YOU ARGUING WITH?!? - "proponent of a free market"? Who are you talking to? Critics of these reactions are not these people, so why on earth are you pretending you want to have a discussion when you deliberately choose to argue with people that have no objection to them? You're talking to an audience of three people, yet everybody that's on your side, the side of censorship will pretend you're refuting the opposing perspective. No, you just picked a tiny group that already agrees with you, pretend it doesn't, and then explain why they actually agree with you.

Ok, so it seems like you're fine with it, because Spotify is a "private corporation", aren't you? Is Spotify free to ban all black artists then? They are a private company after all. Or is that different for reason x / y / z. Fine, let's be a little more theoretical than. Youtube, Spotify and Twitter decide to ban ALL opinions that go against invading Venezuala. Is that something you will support? Private company banning an opinion which they disagree with, all fine and dandy, correct?

Top comment, most upvotes and everyone joins in on this farce... wtf is going on here?
Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. If they maintain ties it’s profiting from authoritarianism. If they cut ties it’s heartless.

We’re seeing a return to Cold War dynamics, with a schism between China, Russia, Iran and their satellites; and NATO, Japan, Australia and their satellites. It’s fair to assume that our lives will either involve massive wars or economic decoupling. To the extent we’re picking between worst options, the latter will do.
Was already flagged and the flags were later cleared.
And how do you mine, and profit from, data that someone stopped giving you after the lack of customer support pushed them away from your service? Improved support = improved customer retention = more data to mine.
This is comparing o365 business and the personal offering.

The personal/home offering requires godaddy for the domain.
I am vaccinated, boosted, and anti mandate.

"He that would make his own liberty secure
must guard even his enemy from oppression;
for if he violates this duty
he establishes a precedent
that will reach to himself."
— Thomas Paine, Dissertation on First Principles of Government (1791)
The irony of it all is that all this noise is just for American consumption.

Trudeau and the Liberals are loving the damage "The Honkening" causes to the Conservative brand. Erin O'Toole spent the last election trying to convince Canadians that the Conservative Party of Canada is civilized and not a tribe from Trumpistan.

That has all gone down the drain, the CPC kicked O'Toole out and the party is about to swallow the Trump bait, hook and line. Even populist conservatives like Doug Ford (Ontario's premier) can see this.

Meanwhile, the Liberal Party of Canada is just giggling and partying as quietly as they can contain themselves.
Or causes a brain drain.
Did you watch the linked video? It spends half the time talking about the CHOP and how the fundraiser is supporting it. The founder says they want to maintain a police free location to further the goals of BLM
"Libertarians forced to use public highways. Oh the humanity"
They have attacked police. They have had dance parties on war memorials. They threw human shit at a home with a pride flag in the window. They assaulted people for wearing masks. Healthcare workers are now told to remove any indications that they work at a hospital for their own safety.
It is coercion and I don't know how anyone can say otherwise. How does that boot taste?
When was there a requirement in our history to be vaccinated to shop for your groceries?
Anecdotally, this same line of thinking revealed the utter worthlessness of my ISOs upon leaving a company that is valued below a billion dollars and is not on a clear IPO trajectory.
The article explores some mechanics while still focused on this idea that corporations are inescapably left.

I'd say the larger difference is left activism is pro-social, or hyper-social in the extreme. "Black Trans" is promoting one specific identity, but not at the expense of others (apart from dilution). Whereas what is perceived as right activism has to rise to the level of being anti-social - a simple picture a happy heteronormative traditional family does not suffice (since it is taken for granted as the norm). Rather it defines itself by explicitly opposing left activism, and such overt conflict is a commercial non-starter.
Few people remember TMRC, or that model railroading it is pretty much the genesis of modern electronic computing. Today, model railroads are considered baby toys by many computer enthusiasts, even though doing a complicated layout correctly is more technically challenging than what 90% of HN people do for a day job.

I'm old enough that I've seen the popular meaning of "hacker" flip from good to evil and back a number of times.

When I was first introduced to it, it was mischievous, not evil. In the 70's I remember it being applied to people who would take other people's public domain programs, put their own names on them, and sell them at user group meetings and in the small ads in the back of computer magazines.

By the 80's, it was applied to creative youngsters doing clever things with home computers.

I'm not sure where it is today.
I was at a party in Western PA where some friends of family were hosting a UFC party. At the party was a guy with a JRE shirt. While Java's not my favorite, I was happy to at least meet another developer and talk about tech stuff. It took around 3-4 sentences into that conversation to find out it mean Joe Rogan Experience instead of Java Runtime Environment, and there are few times I've been that disappointed.
I see he has used the powers, I genuinely want to understand people who think that he has abused them. I’m easily able to get the idea that excessive executive power is dangerous. I’m struggling to see his particular policies have overreached, outside of the bounds of managing COVID-19 effectively. I pay close attention to infection numbers and the effect of policy on them, and I’m pleased to be in a state that’s been in the 40’s/50 in infections and deaths. If executive power is run amok I would be worried about cronyism, corruption, punishing political adversaries, and using state powers to inflict violence. I want to know if that is happening without me knowing it. I perceive that right-wing persecution fantasy has been overindulged here, and has dismissed the reality of the pandemic. Teach me.
I've been using it for years and it's a great companion of jq and jp (JMESPath).
It's not, but as someone who has to deal with multi-year depreciations, setting the expectation that 3/4 month depreciations are something you'll have to deal with, is probably healthier for the ecosystem as a whole. It sets up positive incentives around automating testing and deployments. Anything that's valuable enough that you'd use u2f to auth to needs to be in this mode for general security updates regardless. Granted, moving to a new API is almost certainly more work than a normal security upgrade, but the point is that these types of websites are not something that you can set and forget. They need dedicated, ongoing maintenance.
"sides with blacks"? "I wonder who this future black female nominee has raped"?

That's beyond the pale, you can't do this here, and if you do it again on HN we will ban your main account as well. See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30225863
You can cut power to those systems if you’re not actively using them. Especially if you don’t have any command/control.
You are manipulating the word “forced” so it doesn’t sound so bad.

Just because it doesn’t use physical force doesn’t mean it isn’t forced.
I can never know for sure if email is avoiding the spam folder, but everything tells me if it does happen, it's quite rare now.

First, I will send emails to test accounts I have set up with major email providers (gmail, yahoo, outlook, etc). I used to do this often, but they have all been going to the inbox on my last few tests, so I haven't done this recently.

Second, is feedback I get from recipients. When I send an email and ask for a reply, I'll get a reply. I also used to hear a few times a month, "sorry for the delay. I found your email in my spam folder!". This has gone away.
It looks like you can specify the value type per property, for those cases where it matters.
The author has some oversimplifications which would be worth addressing.

First, there actually does exist a strata of spam which is plainly illegal. All the phishing spam and all the messages that claim to be from networks and/or addresses that they are not, for example, are illegal. The problem is that it's not enforceable.

Second, sending unsolicited messages when you do not have the permission of the sender is unambiguously wrong. Large sources of spam get around this by mixing bad messages in with good ones. This is why we get tons and tons of spam from Gmail, from Outlook.com, from Sendgrid, and so on, even though they really should know better.

The point is that your "bad neighborhood" doesn't just have regular spammers - it's almost certain there are illegal and egregious spammers that your ISP is doing nothing about. How do we know this to be the case? Because many of the blocklists also run honeypot email addresses. If email addresses get harvested and someone sends spam to these addresses, you can be 100% certain that no permission was ever given, so the behavior that leads to this is definitely wrong.

ISPs make too much money to punish anyone but the worst of their clients, and that's definitely a factor that contributes to the affordability of the author's ISP.

However, the author left out one big, simple, obvious option: pay significantly less money than the cost of the blocklist extortion to smarthost through an ISP that has good email reputation. You get what you pay for, so when you save on your ISP, don't be surprised if you have to pay a little more to make up for their shortcomings.
I was on the receiving end of sanctions in Serbia during 90-ties. That felt very, very unfair, since they also affect people like me who were against government.

They're also countereffective, since dictatorship uses it to push story that "they are against out people, we all suffer but if we stand together (under our rule) we'll prevail". And from what I saw at that time, people redirected their hate from government to evil foreign enemies. This seems to be the pattern in other countries where sanctions are pushed. They really make life worse for ordinary people, not those in power, who even use it for their own benefit.
> hasn't failed at not being controlled by people which fiat currencies have failed completely. Do you control the inflation rate?

Bitcoin has proven to be a worthless dollar inflation hedge. It’s more correlated to the stock market than any real dollar.
Glenn Greenwald comments on Joe Rogan controversy
Any and every corporation with more than a hundred employees is a money-generating sociopath. GoFundMe doesn't give a damn about anything at all, they just recognize it's profitable to back some causes and unprofitable to back others.
No, during the first 14 days you can actually cancel for free. This is talking about months later when you discover the "annual commitment" part for the first time. It's a perfectly legal contract, just deceptive.
You might feel different if you happen to be on the no fly list
If one person's podcast is vital to Spotify's success then you're gonna need a better business model.
All of these things may be true.

Still, have you ever used Jira? Jenkins? Fisheye? Bitbucket?
Or it causes a brain drain. That would certainly be a desirable outcome with Belarus.
All of this is new to me. So there are almost two Bitcoins, clean BTC and tainted BTC. If merchants can check if the history of a coin is clean or tainted they could refuse the sale or ask a higher price to hedge the risk of not being able to use the coin. Is there any service like that? Is that double prices dynamic already happening?

Mining creates clean BTC, anything else risks tainting them. I expect that the ratio between prices in tainted / clean BTC will grow if the set of tainted coins increases compared to clean ones.
>Choices have consequences.

Yes, the powers that be chose to force an unnecessary vaccine on working class people, and this is the consequence.

Can we quit using this sinister thought-terminating cliche?
The only real way to solve that problem is to stop caving to the deranged woke mob.
BLM protestors were going around pouring drinks on diner's heads, and eating their food off their plates, then assaulting them. GoFundMe had no issues with that.
It is reminiscent of a feature in YAML that has bitten people.

But, clearly there is a use-case for producing json with integer, null, and boolean values.
Re. 2.:
https://accounts.mxroute.com/index.php?/news/view/18/don--03...

Looks like you were not the only one.
What do y’all like for searching by file contents? For Windows and Linux?
I'm switching away from hey.com at the end of my term. It's not a bad service, but the UI is absolutely inflexible. The absolute worst feature for me is that the sorting of your inbox (I guess I mean "Imbox") is based the time you first accessed the email. There's no straightforward way to sort by the date the email was actually sent. I asked the support group if there was ever going to be an ability to sort by anything other than the quirky default sorting they've chosen but my query received no response.
No. The time for an abundance of caution was 2020. You can get vaxxed if you want and N95's are effective if you want to protect yourself. Society can't keep dragging this giant "safety" rock behind it forever.
Curl does like 100 "things" already by that standard. The Unix philosophy doesn't have to be reductionist.

Curl does do one thing: make network requests. This feature is making it easier to make network requests, i.e. it makes it better at doing the one thing that it does.
Oh god, that scared me for a moment until I realized what's going on ...
Principal engineer roles are pretty desirable. I know a number of managers of engineers who wish they had gone a PE route rather than a management one.

I know very few PEs who say "Oh, I wish I had a whole team to manage, worry about hiring/retention, reviews, administration, etc"
a) ISVs

b) anti-monopoly lawsuits

TL;DR: for every QoL feature Apple/Google would be praised, M$ shitheads would be shown their place.
The entire cpu itself _is_ the oscillator -- is one way to think of it. Calculating some boolean logic takes no clock, you just put the outputs on, and the outputs come out after some delay. If you connect 3 not gates in a ring, they will oscillate as the updated edge information propagates through each gate at some speed. Hopefully you see where this is going.
>That's just as common in the U.S.

No it's not....but it exists.
> I never did understand how this wasn't the scandal of the century in Germany.

Just look at what other politicians do. Gazprom, Palantir etc. are good employment opportunities.
Maybe not 8 months out of the year, but certainly 6 months, one is going to be a sweaty mess upon arrival. On the other hand, rarely do we get snow, so perhaps that cancels out.
"no work = no food" sounds like the more productive link in the chain to break.
Gimp also works somewhat on Mac.
Yes, with SharesPost, equityzen and Forge. Company had a pretty standard policy so approval was straightforward but took a few months and required some legal opinions (costing $,$$$). In my case the deal was for the shares directly. Biggest lesson was really just that the fees really added up (near 10% if under $100k) and it’s a shame more companies don’t do more to broker these deals on employees behalf to get the best price and cut out the middlemen (another employer did this and it was great).

DM if I can help with more info, experience with each company was essentially the same and you should just reach out to all of them to see who has inbound buy requests at the highest price. Worth noting that there is more room for negotiation on price than you might expect.
Canada on the whole has been poisoned by high property values. Instead of investing in making things, everyone is all in on housing speculation.
"Just learn to code bro" energy.
I am also not from the US, my views are not merely a representation of a weird pocket of the world you can just dismiss with a smug self satisfaction...
For their health when older, I hope they look into getting exposed to chicken pox ASAP.
Seems like a ton of problems could be solved by just keeping the tunnel open an hour or so later. Maybe they don't want people driving drunk back from Anchorage. Force them to end their night early.
Are you banning stirfish and bavent as well, who recently engaged with this account? It seems to me like most of their comments are low quality and trying to pick a fight with the person you just banned.

This parent comment (that you just replied to and banned the account for) felt somewhat useful. It is drawing a parallel to a prior SCOTUS nomination (Kavanaugh) and the unproven allegations that came out at a politically opportune moment to generate outrage. His point was that unethical political warfare invites a tit for tat back and forth that spirals into something worse.
>citizenship ID

In the US?

Ha.

Ha.

Ha.
Cancellation isn't the same thing as the failure of a high-risk experimental undertaking.

Google Reader had a happy and loyal following. That didn't stop Google taking an axe to it.
Gratitude Journal
Quicken (tracking personal finances). Has all the functionality I need, viewing individual transactions, reports (spending by category/account), tracking investments etc., and is local.
When I bought it in 2008 it supported integration with financial institutions (e.g., I could download transactions for my credit card/bank account into Quicken installed on my local). Then they forced customers to pay for this feature every year, I refused and its stopped working. I enter transactions by hand now, once a week or so.
Now they force users to buy license annually, otherwise software (installed locally) stops recording transactions (you can still open your data and see historical data though). My old 2008 version still runs for now. I looked into the options (local, I don't want to put my finances in "the cloud") and couldn't find much :(
Please keep personal attacks off this site. We ban accounts that do it and lord knows we've got enough flaming going on here already.

Your comment would be fine without that last sentence.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Honestly, we usually find out after communication has failed and some other form of communication is used.

It's usually worthwhile to remind businesses that when they use "free" services like privacy-paid outlook.com and Gmail, they'll get what they pay for, and if their communications really matter, they should find proper email providers.
I don't get coverage on the bands it supports in areas I frequent.
a simple architecture

json data => python server => redis

- json data gets serialized from json to string in the python server

- python server then stores that string in redis

to request from python server

- string is retrieved from redis server

- string is deserialized to send response as json

the Web client is in Javascript

JSON is native to Javascript

it is already readable to the client, there is no deserializing that needs to happen.
In all fairness, improved cycle infrastructure is also great out in the "middle of nowhere" far from stoplights -- even if you're not road cycling, it's a great way to get out, see the countryside, and get some exercise. Where my parents live, it's absolutely brutal to try to get outside and get some exercise, because the roads are unfriendly to pedestrians and cyclists. Improving that setup would let my parents do activities without hopping in a car -- even more valuable as they get older and less capable of driving a multi-ton pile of steel at 60MPH everywhere they want to go.
That is really not true, but I do agree Haskell passes that impression, for the wrong reasons. I'm working hard to fix these misconceptions on HVM, Kind-Lang and related projects!
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic, because Django admin does look dated. But I actually think Django admin is excellent. Many times I've used Django not because I wanted to make a webpage or use Django's Views... but because I have a project that revolves around curating a database, and I want to use Django admin as the UI for my sqlite database.
My dude, "nothing in history" is a very strong statement. You should read up about what state actors did to limit the spread of the plague. I'm sure someone could find something older, but lockdowns are attested to as a public health measure since at least ~500 BCE (whenever Leviticus was written).

I don't feel like you're engaging in good faith, so I'm going to go ahead and quit responding.
I love Zoho Mail.

I pay $12/year and can have as many emails as I want. For example, I have set up an email for my personal domain, and 3 of my projects. It is very easy to do with their docs.

You could stop there, but I redirect all those email to my GMail address (I just prefer Gmail UI). Then I set up labels for each email and now I have 5 different email in my GMail Account.
Must have been quite difficult to become colonial rulers of half the planet, and set up and maintain the transatlantic slave trade, without seeing anyone non-white.

But even setting aside the massive European colonial machinery, the average stay-at-home 18th or 19th century European already had plenty of ideas about what people of non-European races were like, from the stories of colonial wars, tales of explorers' encounters with savagery, and general mythology and exoticism of what the rest of the world must be like. And those opinions were not, let's say, generally very enlightened.

You can still be a racist even if you've never met someone of another race. If anything it's much easier that way.
No matter your opinion on the issue, the firearm lobby would probably serve as an effective model for fighting legislation like this on a long term basis.
Twitter's 'downvote' button test begins rolling out globally
Just so we are clear. You never heard to a single episode, but because woke idiots on twitter said something you considered canceling the service? Like, you were going to cancel because someone said Joe Rogan did something controversial?
Just to be clear here -- based on your response, you believe that the NYT refusing to publish your article is censorship?
It is being forced. If you can experience significant losses or risks unless you comply, that’s being forced. You’re being disingenuous. It’s easy to see where this breaks down - per your logic a mobster running a protection racket isn’t forcing anyone to pay extortion money either.