skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
An underrated phenomenon to explore in productivity research: so called "supertaskers", or the ~2.5% of the population who are able to multitask without cognitive impairment: https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/PBR.17.4.479
Using enums in Laravel
What about github? What happens if someone that have been a contributor to several projects and then says to github that they have to remove the data that is in those repositories. However they just cannot go in and erase history in companies repos?
Great amount of detail in the paper. Too bad it relies on VTune. Besides being huge it can be buggy sometimes.
An open source HPC driver would be awesome.
This thread reminds me of Basecamps Getting Real book.

Just getting it done. I am now intrigued to try Nim if you are core dev.
Gatsby gets commercial backing
You've already received a lot of good answers and some of them go into the underlying mechanics. Here is a simplistic ("business") explanation to go with them:

If too much power is being produced the system will eventually fail and everything will go dark. The entity responsible for the system, the system operator, will pay someone to produce less in order to prevent that from happening. As you can imagine most producers are happy to receive more money for producing less!
They do and they have. A ton of old media companies are going bankrupt.

USA Today definitely would not have survived another 5 years with 25 second page loading times. Or at least, such an old website wouldn't have generated enough revenue to survive long term (and USA Today would put their content on something else like Apple News, Youtube, etc)
Clickbait title.

They discovered previously unknown magnetic properties of an existing element. They aren't alchemists.
I think the implicit argument is that “a general purpose reusable math library for different kinds of numeric types” is not a real problem.

A real problem is, “I need to draw this triangle”, and using math.Cos w/ float64s works just fine.
The bridge was designed with a maximum deflection of 16 feet vertically and 27 feet horizontally.
If I've know about something problematic for many years, it's no longer "shocking". But I don't necessarily consider such stuff "normal". The situation is still abnormal. Chronically so.
Diodes incur a voltage drop which may not be desirable, especially if you already have a 3.3V power source that you can use. I would expect high-end equipment to have a dedicated power supply path for the external connector which would avoid these issues but of course cheaper (or size-constrained) circuits might cut corners and just connect whatever 3.3V power source they have lying around.
Plus, it's super motivating when they can put their HTML+JS file on some free host and show it off to friends.
> on TV with full array local dimming

OLED would add even larger jump.
I think Musk's war with the media is asinine, Autopilot has been oversold, but electric cars still need to be the future, not because we're running out of oil, but because we don't want to destabilise our climate even further. 28% of all US emissions are from transport, 60% of which are from light vehicles like cars.
How to get your Docker Hub account deleted
I had two accounts on Docker hub, one was super active, publishing very frequently, depended on by customers. It's all OpenSource so Docker hub was seemingly the best choice right now.

The second account had never been used, and just needed deleting.

Log-in to the support site as the un-used account, request an account deletion.

Wait a week hear nothing. Suddenly I see my CircleCI jobs failing to push...

Without confirmation from support, without asking "hey which account do you want deleted, two have turned up"

I've been in touch with Docker over Twitter (that's another post entirely) and over their Docker hub support.

Eventually I get my active account re-activated. But none of my repositories are there. Fine, this shouldn't be a problem, most if not all of the images are auto-built on a cron over night. All I need to do is setup the repositories again.

Wrong. The namespace is still taken, so here's hoping that they can somehow re-link everything backup.

A few things about this whole experience have really put me off, having asked for account deletions before, I've always got a "do you want to do this" or you need to be the billing administrator (even though I may have been the last person on that account). This time it was simply deleted.

Without anything like 2FA for hub, (https://github.com/docker/hub-feedback/issues/358) this is seriously worrying.

Secondly, it would appear that @docker on twitter will get accounts mixed up, and show you responses to ticket that are not yours.

Between @docker and hub.docker support teams turn around time and constant mistakes throughout the "process", it would appear that Docker support is totally over worked.

I've been putting off writing this for a week, but with no movement and it undermining previous clients trust in OpenSource.

I'm not angry, I'm just disappointed.
I keep hearing about this game. Is it any good?
nice article! especially liked the track analogy
As a European, it might hurt your feelings but you should blame it on your ancestors.

Europeans have never been apologetic towards the nations they've robbed during Imperiasic Era.

Until they correct their mistake. Only nation who we should trust the ones who have never robbed other nations.

I would love to know how Europeans can defend their actions of past.
From the title alone I was expecting something with a half-life measured in seconds.
I love her Twitter. Rarely see girls post highly technical content. This is her only non-technical one I guess and all her posts are high quality and about assembly which helped me get started with it although I’ve never done anything in assembly before. I’m a web developer but recently got interested in assembly because of her account
Phil Schiller Explains Steam Link App Rejection
Just looking at the Wikipedia category, there are 12 people who have ever walked on the moon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:People_who_have_walke...

It looks like we have 4 left:

Buzz Aldrin, age 88: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:People_who_have_walke...

David Scott, age 85: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Scott

Harrison Schmitt, age 82: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Schmitt

Charles Duke, age 82: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Duke

It will be a sad day for me when there's nobody left who has walked on our nearest neighbor. It feels like a turning away from possibility.
> NP hard

Sorry... what is NP?
My recollection is hazy, as I didn't use it much, but this struck me immediately as somewhat similar to LOGO back in the 80s.
In your proposed solution you are teaching the user how to work around the air gap. What makes you think they do this responsibly?

Furthermore, your thread model is exaggerated. Yes, "they" have giant budgets. No, "they" won't call in the cavallery in most cases because most cases are simply not important enough to justify expenses beyond "an intern clicks through the existing tools".

Finally, if you want real security, do as a farmer(!) friend of mine says: Leave all electronics at home and go for a long walk with your source.
> the providers are financially incentivized to make the UX worse via all this stuff

Yes, but again, that's only true because apparently the UX isn't actually bad enough to push away a significant chunk of their userbase.

> Fundamentally, people visit sites and endure bad UX if the content is there to draw them. The utility cost of bad UX often isn't the dominating factor.

Agreed. But you could also interpret this as, "people don't mind this type of UX that much".
I downloaded them, unzipped, and opened a few. They're pretty badly formatted, especially the title pages. And none of the volumes I looked at had any table of contents.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/P_versus_NP_problem
My personal guess is that it's somehow related to fundamentals differences between introvert and extroverted personalities and that the people making theses decisions (floor plans) are mainly extroverted. Just my opinion.
Owners of Mugshots.com charged with extortion and other crimes
How do you approach IE11? Grid or fallback?
I first came across names of authors from Control Design along Trajectories with Sums of Squares Programming https://arxiv.org/abs/1210.0888 which mainly used SoS as a tool. It seems they are doing (probably as a necessity) research on SoS itself!
Show HN: JavaScript terminal, simple expression evaluator
I’d call it investment. If you invest time into a new skill that you can use to switch jobs or get promoted, it’s very worth putting in the time even if it has no direct monetary value at first
I made it this morning with 20 lines of code :)
I'm quite excited by ReasonReact. React with strong types! https://reasonml.github.io/reason-react/
It seems to me this is one of those situations where the programmer mindset does not properly interface with the lawyer mindset.

In programming, you have true and false, and generally things fall into one or the other category with no human input.

In law, you have concepts like "reasonable", and a whole lot of human input, by design.

So my expectation would be that if software vendors were to be held responsible for bugs in their products, the standard they would be expected to adhere to would be "reasonable expectation of proper functioning", with humans intepreting what "reasonable" means.
I wonder if sometime we'll need to cause a power outage to reboot routers and internet of things products.
Unfortunately we’ll need to build our new site to look nice for IE11, too, as the stakeholders are locked on windows7.
I appreciate you sharing your experience. I think point you raised are valid.

Elm works for me and makes me happy. I couldn't ask for more. Any perceived slowness in initial development is gained later by very solid foundation on which I work. Again, all you said is true.
Yeah, I came here just to say that. I downloaded and unzipped the archive, then opened a few. The ones I looked at were badly formatted and had no TOC as well.
I'm split on this personally. I don't like the type of noisy open plan office where you work next to the ping-pong table while someone rides a bike through the office or something like that, but on the other hand, I don't feel like being in total isolation helps to focus either.

I actually like a little bit of background activity, I work better when I listen to music (mostly classical or anything without vocals) or a not too noisy but not totally silent location like a library or a small open plan office with people spaced out
This is a great introduction to CMake for a single project/repo. You could add a section on installing the project. Although that probably isn't required for the student projects.

What I'm still searching for is a nice way to build multiple repos, which have dependencies on each other, in a cross platform way, that's distribution friendly. What I mean by distribution friendly is: you shouldn't be bundling your dependencies.

But it's nice to compile your own dependencies and link to that for debugging. So I want something that easily allows the upstream developers to download, compile and debug their dependencies, but doesn't do that when distributions (Debian, Fedora) go to compile and release your code. And it'd be nice if this was part of the CMake, so new dev's don't need to run some bash script to get setup, or follow a long list of instructions in a document to download, compile and install said dependencies. I'd also like to keep my existing CMake as horrible as it is at times, I'm not sure if switching to Meson is really worth the effort. Especially since I'm still stuck with C/C++ anyways.
Disjunction elimination rule of inference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disjunction_elimination
(plus, the law of excluded middle that either E or not E holds)
While I can't vouch for its accuracy, the portrayal of the Apollo 12 mission is my absolute favorite from the "From the Earth to the Moon" miniseries. While the Apollo 11 were diehard professionals and excelled in the spotlight of one of the most prominent moments of humankind, the Apollo 12 crew seemed like just a bunch of regular (and obviously very talented) friends having enormous fun and the ride of their lifetime on their way to the moon.

If it serves of any proof, here are the words of the second crew setting their foot on the moon (which, contrary to the first one, almost nobody knows):

"Whooopeee! That might have been a small one for Neil, but it's a long one for me..."
1. No, but you shouldn't need to store PII. Simply disable cookie usage and enable IP address anonymization in Google Analytics.

2. You can simply exclude IP addresses from logging.
Maybe technically against the terms, but frankly, I think pretty much no-one will find it immoral if it's for your own use only and you're not distributing. Probably even explicitly legal in many jurisdictions that allow personal copies.
I think it’s recommended to avoid set(...) in modern/best practice cmake because it’s global. Use the target_* functions.
Scientific Data Has Become So Complex We Have to Invent New Math to Deal with It
>He suckers people to fork over cash in exchange for promises he hasn’t kept

I can vouch for that statement.
Most regulation seems to fall into that category in the US too. Big companies have the money to combat it and still make a windfall of profits, while the small guy trying to build a company gets crushed because some regulatory prosecutor is trying to make a name for himself.

Tax law is probably the most common example of this.
I do think these are good ideas. I think so, because "If you disagree with [services using your data to finance themselves], you can just not use the service" is not actually a thing for the following reasons:

1) These services have no interest in actually providing you with truthful, complete or comprehensible information about what they do with your data. You actually cannot form an opinion that would allow you to judge the situation.

2) Even as someone in IT, who frequently reads about information being correlated or used in creative ways to cause damage, I do not feel like I could fully judge the impact of giving any piece of information about me to a company, even when I'm fully informed about the things they do with my data. The way they anonymize data might get proven to be deanonymizable. We might have crazy advances in technology, leading to modern cryptography being a joke and criminals decrypting the information that I produce right now. We might have some change in government, which for whatever fuck kind of reason feels like anyone who can be proven to have smiled at a Jew in their life, should be executed.

And if I am in no position to judge something like that, the layperson is certainly not either and does need the law to help them out.

3) It's not anymore possible to live life by just not using services that violate your privacy.

Most webpages have Google Analytics on them. Or Google Ads. Google anything.

The prevailing desktop operating system is Windows, which is headed towards Windows 10.

The prevailing mobile operating system is Android.

The prevailing social network is Facebook.

The prevailing messenger is WhatsApp.

The prevailing video platform is YouTube.

And far too many people see no problem sharing your e-mail conversations with Google.

Even the bloomin train that I take to work has a surveillance cam in it, like it was the most normal of things. Which hadn't been legal prior to the GDPR either, they just didn't give a shit, because punishment was basically nonexistent.

And no, I don't consider setting up a farm in the middle of buttfuck nowhere to be "living life". I cannot afford to be a social outcast, to not use the internet etc..
There is an estimation in https://xkcd.com/893/
Wasn't data from 23andme used recently to track down some suspect via a relative?

Giving these people your DNA is frankly nuts. All you get is some pseudo report which is mostly made up but you are giving away your DNA and are paying for it.
What’s the project? It seems hard to find something inspiring to work on.
OK, so I'm seven years old, I take your code and write it in my Jupyter notebook. Press run and I get half a page of errors with something about TclError: no display name and no $DISPLAY environment variable.

I also have questions:

What is import ? Why do you need to write turtle 3 times ? Why do I have to write t.circle ?

This is boring, I better play Candy Crush on my phone.

Compare your code with the QBasic equivalent:

screen 13
circle (50, 50), 100

Another nice thing about QBasic is that the code is checked after each line and in case of error it shows you a clear error message.
John W. Young (Apolo 16) died in January too.

A few years ago, XKCD did a diagram showing the rise and fall of people who had walked on another world [0]

Running slightly to the left of the '50%' mark. Unless Musk pulls his finger out we'll be hitting zero in about a decade.

[0] https://xkcd.com/893/
And even the freedom to capture your regulator.

It's kind of funny to say that free trade is antithetical to the EU when economic integration and lowering barriers to trade were among the primary motivations for it (it was preceded by various economic agreements).
I think you have misread that.

All three Heathrow stations have many entries in the late evening, which will be people arriving on flights. They don't have many exits.
I'm very thankful for Simple English Wikipedia for this reason. Compare the vanilla Set page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_(mathematics) with https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set.

It's too bad there aren't more of these pages, as they are honestly excellent quick resources.
Actually, the energy theory it likely incorrect. The more likely candidate for the connection between antibiotics and weight gain is the disruption they cause to the microbiome. This causes a metabolic disruption that impedes the breakdown of starches in the gut, and causes them to be converted to fat.

This is not just in cattle, by the way. It's also in humans. Antibiotic over-prescription has been linked to obesity and fatty liver disease. See, for example: https://www.nature.com/articles/pr2014157
>> .. and thinks it's because his being white/male makes him inherently better ...
> could you clarify how you reached this conclusion about someone specific,

I have seen/heard of this in academia. The specific case I know about was a good chunk of a graduate math department. The attitude seemed to come from the top down mostly, but the graduate students seemed to repeat/reflect the attitude/culture.

Other conversations here give me the impression such ideas might be experiencing an uptick in expression, if not popularity in tech.
Companies using AI in cyber security applications
Given the size of most multimeter probes i have seen, i can't shake the feel that it could get very fiddly very fast.
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How San Francisco’s hippy explosion shaped the modern world (2017)
This is literally expressed in some state laws, search "Castle Doctrine". Stand your ground laws are also somewhat related.
I understand the business side. Burning coal or spending water to produce something that is not selling or has a negative value (we pay you to use it) is not a good strategy, but I didn't know that it can be done in real time...given the speed of light.
We don't need to criminalize everything.
Hey, site author here.

I'll try not to spam too much and just reply to this one comment to address the feedback around here about the technical aspects of the site.

- Yes, it's a completely pointless web app in the place of what could be a very simple, quick, and well functioning static HTML site. I'm using it as a hobby project to test drive a framework I'm working on. I do desparately need feedback on it, so thank you for everyone who's reporting issues!

- Yes, I didn't have time to do any compatibility testing, so right now I only know that it works alright in Chrome. There are probably things that are very easy to fix (e.g. not using those couple functions that are missing in Edge), I'll have to look into these later.

- I don't know if I can solve the port issue yet, I understand that random ports besides 80 and 443 are often blocked, I've actually ran into this just trying to access my own site already too. I only have this one domain and one server for it so far, and I need separate ports to serve the app and to expose the API it talks to. I'll have to think about how I can solve this later.
The author does discuss this in a footnote:
https://codingnest.com/basic-cmake/#fn4

In this case, I think I agree. Otherwise ya, try to avoid set. Except for CACHE variables, I think.
Then the supply before the diode supplies 3.3V + the voltage drop; for example 3.6V.
Feds take aim at potent VPNFilter malware allegedly unleashed by Russia.

[..] to counter Russian-engineered malware that has infected hundreds of thousands devices.

I'm interested in the evidence for this attribution. Both ars and dailybeast [0] are pointing to Russia, but the only specific hints are that it's targeting Ukraine (which might also have to do with the prevalence of vulnerable devices there, we don't know that), and that it shares code with the BlackEnergy bot builder toolkit[1], which apparently can be bought on the black market for a decade already.

Neither of the original articles [2,3] mention Russia or any of the Russian APTs, so I'm genuinly interested in better attribution data.

[0] https://amp.thedailybeast.com/exclusive-fbi-seizes-control-o...

[1] https://community.rsa.com/thread/186012

[2] https://blog.talosintelligence.com/2018/05/VPNFilter.html

[3] https://www.symantec.com/blogs/threat-intelligence/vpnfilter...
previous post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17159962
Why is it a wake up? I've seen no data to suggest this is anything more than an novel finding.