skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Planning ahead, either for myself or to organize group rides/runs, is #1 on my wishlist for Strava.
With immigration, attorneys are not a solution either. If USCIS asks them to wait 3 months before asking for re-sending a document, they shall do that. It doesn't matter if you are 2 months away from getting deported. And the papers can get lost again.

For the title, I've known a person that had the issue. It was the duplicate that was lost again, not sure why they couldn't request another one, not sure if a lawyer would have helped. But the result was a wait time of 6 months (instead of the supposed 3-5 weeks)
Softimage, this is was the first 3D software that I really learned and the UI/UX was way ahead of its time.

Macromedia Director, it was amazing how quickly you could create an interactive standalone app or CD-ROM.
> How does it know that an operation is blocking on I/O? Is this limited to stuff baked into the language or standard library?

Most libraries use the I/O primitives from the platform standard libraries, so the behaviour is going to trickle out from there. If you aren't using those libraries, the only other way to do I/O would be to use native code such as via JNI, and the runtime would schedule that on a thread pool and so it would tie up an OS thread for the duration of a function invocation.
Didn't know about Vertix either. Great!
intervals.icu is fabulous and 100% worth paying to support the single dev who runs it.
Third possibility is Twitter's anti-abuse flagged a suspicious login and locked the account for your own protection. An instant, algorithmic ban limits the damage the impostor can do.
For some reason no other respected company made their own Flash or Flash-like player with it. HTML took off in part because multiple vendors made browsers such that no one vendor could hold the industry hostage if they turned evil(er) one day.

Being "open" on paper and open in practice are often 2 different things.
I can vouch for alass working quite well about 70% of the time.

It's very convenient when it does.
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The simplest scenario I can think of that fits is that a really immature person had physical access to your device with an active twitter session.
I think I'd love to play, I just wouldn't want to GM... ever!
I believe before html5 they weren't required, but what the parsed DOM tree looked like wasn't clearly defined if they weren't, and in practice different browsers did it differently meaning you could very easily end up with it rendering differently in different browsers. html5 fixed that.
It happens with my bank as well, fortunately it have never treated my own domains as spam which would be annoying, but I use to buy domain names that have never been used before.
Apple thinks my own AirPods are stalking me
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> Kitty

Could you elaborate on what do you feel is better or makes you more comfortable using kitty against any other random terminal?

I also vouch for KDE Connect. Painless to use after installing. Very convinient for file transfer
Ioapic Mysteries: IRQ Pin Assertion Register
coder running down corridor to the trading room, bumping past people and sending sheaves of papers flying

"Power Peg has triggered! Tell them Power Peg has triggered!"
"Google fired machine learning scientist Satrajit Chatterjee in March, soon after it refused to publish a paper Chatterjee and others wrote challenging earlier findings that computers could design some chip components more effectively than humans. The scientist was reportedly allowed to collaborate on a paper disputing those claims after he and fellow authors expressed reservations, but was dismissed after a resolution committee rejected the paper and the researchers hoped to bring the issue to CEO Sundar Pichai and Alphabet's board of directors."

Google refused to allow a paper that was critical of a previous paper to be published? That would be scientific misconduct at the organization level, no? The kind of thing that got the Trump administration in trouble, right?
Atlassian posted that it's been resolved for Bitbucket[1]

[1] https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/incidents/r6jvgswd238...
Our new policy allows you the ability to remove these types of listings for your name, if they are not official government sites.
Since he hasn't sold anything its kind of hard to call him a seller. He got an unsolicited email. He isn't in the business of selling domains.
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> If you don't know the exact location where your plastic is recycled, throw it in the regular garbage instead.

Very interesting points they are raising. I reached out to https://recyclebc.ca to find out more about my local recycling org but from what I can find on their website almost all of the end product ends up in BC, Canada or at least North America. Same for the processing which seems to be local. I'll update with what I can find out and correct me if I'm wrong but those people saying everything gets shipped to Asia and dumped into the ocean aren't right, at least not universally. Here in BC at least that doesn't seem to be the case at all. If that's the case I'd really like to know why other places in first world countries aren't doing the same and I'd definitely consider the US a first world country.
I think if they did remove insensitivity then there would be an immediate cry for "import restyling" of some kind, but I'm not sure that is so hard to do at the same time. Something like import lib {.unstyled.} would make the feature both more precise (just imported symbols, not also w_HIl_E) and more explicit (just listed libraries). And it could (maybe) be more explicit still like import lib {.style: asCamel.}
afaik they are sponsoring the tour de france this year so they have some marketting money to burn
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Users kinda suck and hate to pull out their wallets if they don't have to.

Dating apps also suck at giving compelling reasons to pay them unless the app is purposefully made worse so they can sell the functionality back.
> artichokes, peas, basil and other herbs like tarragon as well as having a couple lemon trees

That gives me hope :) I think I'm going to try out basil and go from there.
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There's a few other sites that are good for hookups, but I wouldn't trust any apps. Sniffies and A4A are the ones I know of
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Russian military vehicles still using tires marked "Made in USSR"
He is indeed - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Simington#Commerce_Depa...

> Trump urged an expedited process, tweeting, “Republicans need to get smart and confirm Nate Simington to the FCC ASAP!”
>> How is Twitter supposed to know that the Tweet was made by the OP or was a compromised Tweet?

> For starters: it would be interesting to see what IP address the tweet was made from, whether or not it was preceded by a password change or contact with Twitter support to turn the account over to someone else.

>> When something is egregious what should Twitter do if it doesn't have resources to investigate whether the tweet was "intentional" or not, if action must happen quickly to avoid problems?

> Good question. That makes me wonder if they are able to operate safely at scale at all.

i'll hazard a guess that this isn't a factor at all, since the vast majority of cases where such differences exist could be explained by the user traveling and logging in from a different location. your abuse team would declare open riot if they needed to investigate whether every "posted abusive tweet, but from a coffee shop wifi instead of their home" needed to be evaluated as a possible hijack.

like most large services, Twitter has self-service hijack protections: you should receive email notifications when Twitter sees a login from an unknown location (i sure do) with the usual CTA about changing your password and such if you do not recognize it. that does appear to be what you should do here, insofar as they state you can cancel the appeal, delete the tweet, and regain access. asking users to delete tweets made by a compromised account sounds normal enough, given that it's both what will happen anyway

i'll grant that Twitter's account blocks and support system can be _bad_, in that they often have conflicting or outdated instructions, but that's only a problem when the recovery process fails, not when you don't attempt it. this seems more a complaint that they don't offer concierge service but, eh, not much surprise there.
Linux, fairly well hardened, Firefox with umatrix and adblock plus.

No Javascript unless expressly authorized making some kind of drive-by browser attack quite unlikely.
They released a new expansion to Titan Quest last year. I’ve talked to their leadership and they will 100% release content and new platform support for every IP they buy. It’s their whole MO - buy somewhat stale IP and take care of it to generate easy revenue. For almost every big IP they buy they fund a sequel
Because a radix tree has O(1) lookups even if you have 500,000 ip ranges. It's how routers route.
Here’s a 225 million dollar oopsie from 2005 https://www.foxnews.com/story/typing-error-causes-225m-loss-...
They switched over to Let's Encrypt for their cert.
There are a lot of preventative measures they could have taken, starting with just not leaving in dead code and paying attention to automated alerting. But the moral of the story is that they got away with it for so long that nobody cared about it anymore. After all, if it were truly a big deal why hadn't it broken years earlier. Then when the technical debt finally got called it bankrupted the entire firm in one go.

Most of us (hopefully) have less devastating technical debt to deal with, but it is still a cautionary tale about what could happen if you ignore it for too long.
Author should have received a warning email about it, unless it's compromised as well.
YMMV

My professional relationships formed AFTER college are far stronger. I honestly don't hang or communicate with anyone I knew in college. I've tried but we simply don't have enough in common - I felt like I was doing all the work and so eventually I just dropped it.
I think the summary of this laptop would have been entirely different had the author gotten one with the nvidia gpu. As a user of that machine, the inability to disable the nvidia gpu and drive external monitors is IMHO a deal breaker (the firmware only allows one to disable the iGPU too).

That is because its only recently that nouveau has stabilized sufficiently that it tends to work in the common cases on that platform. If your not running a bleeding edge distro/kernel getting random monitors connected via the onboard HDMI or TB3/TB4 docks are pretty much out of the question. Even then, its hit/miss with the latest 5.17+ kernels. The problem are so numerous that they aren't worth going over, but the end result is that for most people the only way to get it working (say with a couple monitors plugged into the TB4 dock) is to use the proprietary nvidia drivers. Which wouldn't be so bad, but that also means not having secure boot, and hibernate/standby/etc will also have issues.

Bottom line, for linux unless you _REALLY_ need the nvidia get it without.
I don’t think it matters that much how they’re labeled as long as they are easy to get rid of.

Before I ship something to production I try to get rid of all TODOs. Sometimes this means rewriting it as documentation of weird behavior, often it means moving it an external backlog, once in a while it is actually doing the TODO.

Once a TODO ships, it is effectively a WONTDO because nobody is going to want to touch that hairy code and if it works it works.
Luckily ruminants do not need crop-suitable land to thrive.
> Because deleting it would remove the one bit of evidence that this happened and may well wipe out the data that would allow establishing how this was done.

It’s not clear from the post that you have the option to delete the tweet but are choosing not to. I think perhaps some of the confusion in this thread comes from that omission.
And also wrong dispersal. All the fertilizer that gets on the water is wasted and does nothing but increase the farmer expenses.
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Still pointless and off-topic. I should have just flagged your first message and move on.

We both made HN a little less great today and I feel bad.
So it wasn't as a reply to anything? Pretty weird. I'm about as far from a RU supporter as it gets, as my very extensive tweet history amply documents.

But it would be a pretty good way to discredit me.
Starbucks did this, and then people realized that the sippy cup style lids were thicker (to maintain the structure of the sippy part) and actually used more plastic than the old straw/top combo.

Starbucks said that the new plastic lids were more easily recycled because they were larger than straws (which aren't normally picked up by recycling machines) so it was still a net positive. But this goes back to the articles point of "its plastic, and its probably not going to get recycled anyway"

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/jul/23/starbucks-s...
I see now that you are very prolific on HN, even being #2 on the Leaders list: https://news.ycombinator.com/leaders

So I guess your suspicions that there's more than meets the eye have more merit than if it would be a random poster. However, my initial reaction was still "what makes this different than any other hack?".
Your app seems to be closer to Trailforks than Strava. Good job with it, I will use it on my next ride. I'm interested in building a free Trailforks, please let me know if you would like some contributors.
That's interesting and hopefully for the best.

Square always did best Japanese style games, and maybe this lets them focus more on what they're good at.

Eidos is such a good game studio, but I feel Square was just not letting them shine. Crystal Dynamics is also pretty descent, but that Avengers game what the hell happened? I think they're just not the right studio for a game like that.

Now I don't know much about Embracer, but they seem to want to make good quality games, and I'm happy about that.
Perhaps this has changed in the last few months, but you need a phone number configured to use TOTP 2FA even if you don't use SMS 2FA. It's bullshit.
Studies show that if you don't have ADHD, stimulants don't actually improve your school performance. This has been trialed, it does not beat placebo [1]. The very study you cited [2] shows that at best, there's some evidence it improves performance in rote memory tasks in patients without ADHD, not the complex memory usually needed for academic achievement (the study literature explicitly point this out, this is not just my own speculation). There's a significant difference between how it affects ADHD and non-ADHD patients.

Low academic achievement is a huge handicap in modern society whether you or psychologists like it or not.

And it's not just low academic achievement. Executive function impairment cuts across so many things. Expect huge elevated risks in teenage pregnancies, poverty & debt from financial mismanagement, divorces, inability to hold a job, violent conflict and arrests. Expect an overall life expectancy 13 - 20 years lower than the average.

Go ahead, thumb your nose at societal expectations, it won't change the measurably worse life outcomes experienced by those with ADHD. That's what makes it a disorder.

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[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3489818/
docker run --privileged -ti \
gcr.io/ossf-malware-analysis/analysis

I'm sure it's more complicated than it looks, but seeing "--privileged" and "malware-analysis" in the same command made me chuckle

docker run \
-v /var/tmp/fake.docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
-e DOCKER_HOST=unix:///var/run/docker.sock \

would be some next-level runtime analysis, eh?
Then shouldn't be referred to as 'free'.
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And plain old Html works with almost any device, even old nokias, motorolas, nintendos.
Whether you have 11k or 11m followers, you are owned by the Twictatour. Those 11k followers are too.
Too bad for the fish, eh?
The policy doesn't allow for removal of business info but rather personal info. And there is a review process. If someone tried to, I suppose, remove a page for someone's name who ran their own business and submitted the business URL, the review process would ideally catch that in multiple ways, request more information and so on. That's why we do use a review process.
Isn't this the situation Docker is made for? Freeze your work in time. I'm currently beginning research for a PhD and this tells me that I need to host a docker image for my supplemental data.
Do browsers actually do that?
> I'm pretty sure even Ukrainian president doesn't really care about US internal politics, only about external.

Ukrainian people: maybe; Ukrainian president: absolutely not (and there's was a great example of how the two can intersect just a couple of years ago). An understanding of a country's internal politics is vital to understanding, predicting, and influencing its external politics.
Hey now, I like Freestyle machines. Where else am I going to find Cherry Vanilla Coke Zero, Raspberry Peach Mellow Yellow, and Fuze Lemon Tea all on the same fountain?
i found out the hard way this does not work on the pinephone pro :(
Sounds like 20% of management is wasting 80% of everyone's time.