skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you're willing to satisfy with a static site, static versions of WordPress(like HardyPress) solve the security issue well.

They still create a problem with dynamic features, but you can implement dynamic features by using third-party services, and get most of the features needed for most small sites that way.
All zeroes are equal, but some are more equal than others.
That's not quite true: the compositor needs to support it. There's a protocol [1] for it that's supported by a redshift with a patch [2]. It also works out the box for any wlroots-based [3] compositors, like sway [4].

[1] https://github.com/swaywm/wlr-protocols/blob/master/unstable...

[2] https://github.com/minus7/redshift/tree/wayland

[3] https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots

[4] https://github.com/swaywm/sway
In this particular case, I’d say it’s academic research.
I don’t think there is any reason to apologise, those of us without visual impairments can easily overlook accessibility. I’m glad you pointed it out, hopefully developers of dark theme only products take this on board.
Not really contributing anything useful. Just have to agree that this is a terrible move. Now I have to find another cloud solution for all of my linux computers.
The usual definition of division is the multiplicative inverse, yes. But that does not mean that, as an intellectual curiosity (which is how I take this post) you can't define "division" as having other value. Sometimes that's useful, sometimes it's not. Most of the time it is fun to see how things break and don't break. For example, the infamous 1+2+3+... = -1/12 sum[1]: for most purposes it's a divergent sum but you can find ways to assign a finite value and make that useful.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1_%2B_2_%2B_3_%2B_4_%2B_%E2%8B...
So I believe in this article the equation:

y = 1/x

will result in 2 nice asymptotes with a dot in the middle (0,0)

1/0 = 0 doesn't make sense to me, even because
lim x->0+ 1/x is infinite
and
lim x->0- 1/x is -infinite

so the value that makes more sense for 1/0 is infinite
Martian atmosphere behaves as one
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It's unfortunate that you're being downvoted without anyone telling you why they're downvoting.

The issue isn't brightness, it's the actual color of the light. The tl;dr version is "blue light definitely messes with your sleep cycle." There's a Wikipedia page about this, with several references at the bottom: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_blue_light_technolo...
(And I'm sure a search in your favorite search engine will find even more information on this subject)
When I was selling my condo last year I asked for it to be kept off of Zillow. That site is incredibly innacurate for integrating data. Their cute name for pricing is always way off in my experience.
Footnote: Stable sway (0.15) is not based on wlroots, the next version (1.0) will be.
You should probably just stop. Reading over your discussions as an outside spectator shows zapita to simply respond for argument sake. Don't feed trolls.
Shameless plug: If someone is interested in using a program that has X as the only runtime dependency, you could checkout [0]. It is less a works-out-of-the-box solution, than a set of two tools you can integrate into your setup to shift screen color to your liking. It was inspired by [1].

[0]: https://github.com/graupe/brownout
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10575921
Whether the Nazis were socialist in anything other than name is a matter of considerable debate to say the least.

https://www.snopes.com/news/2017/09/05/were-nazis-socialists...
I’m not claiming the US is perfect.

I’m asking what makes you think a more balanced world would have been better?

> Inequality in your homeland is rampant. What you call American Empire is known also by Globalization, and it seems that is not very popular in the US right now.

Yes. We believe the “American Empire” has been far too altruistic towards other nations and ignored its own people....

I don’t think that really helps your argument.
The Nazis were not Socialists.
They came to power by opposing Communists and Socialists, who were seen as a threat to middle class Germans and their property.
The Nazis and facists in Italy operated a dictatorship for the benefit of corporations.
"Well written"? I take it English isn't your first language.
Doesn't that make everything socialism? What political system wouldn't be socialism?
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Magpies are often assholes. One kid throws a stone at one and they swoop anyone near their nest for generations. Smart? Yeah. Nice? Not so much.
This is because messages can be repudiated, which is definitely intentional and definitely a feature. This author of this article makes it sound like some lame defense and goes into the idea of this being used in the wild like some kind of an attack, but repudiation is an important feature, not a bug.

Even more annoying are these so-called cybersecurity researchers--"Check Point Software"--claiming "The public relies on the integrity of the message, WhatsApp needs to adjust to prevent this simple manipulation." It definitely makes me embarrassed for my field :/.
> Looking at that picture it is hard to imagine its path is caused by drifting. It is clearly moving in a circle

Eddies are a thing.

https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/eddy.html
Very interesting indeed. I have dwelled with Marx a bit, and I too was surprised about the lack of a blueprint on how it should work.
Or as IEEE 754 sees it (you can try this in your JavaScript REPL).

>> 1 / 0
Infinity
>> 1 / -0
-Infinity
Normally back and forth on the downwind or down-current side of the circle, though. The chart shows it completing several circles.
That seems to be describing governance, democracy and rule of law. Before that we had feudalism for thousands of years. And before that there were informal market places where people exchanged goods and services, the ultimate 'information processors' according to Hayek, yet these marketplaces did not lead to any kind of civilization, progress, 'freedom' or modernism.

Without rule of law there is barbarism. Any law infringes 'freedom', the thief's freedom, the plunderers freedom, the polluters freedom, the arsonists freedom, the greedy fisherman's freedom, so whose freedom are you going to protect and whose freedom will you take? And if you take someone's freedom they will not consent so you need force.

That means you need planning to develop rules, to convince the majority to agree to the rules, a system to enforce the rules and reach some kind of ongoing consensus for any sustainable peaceful society. And you are back to a society with planning, rules, democracy, governance and loss of 'freedom'. Even a basic marketplace needs 'planning' and rules to function so this 'market as planner' thesis seems aspirational.
On the tour, they claimed that feature creep wasn't so much of a factor, rather it was an experimental build. No theories existed.
Let's simplify things:
AI is nothing more than feeding a decision model a lot of data so that AI can 'intelligently' copy decisions.
Doctors only have unproven theories about the causes of cancer and the traditional therapies do not cure but merely kill.
When the best AI system of the far future is fed with the data of today, it will fail also because the data does not contain a solution.
> Facebook may have been the target, but the local pizzeria will bear the law’s brunt.

> Duplicative CaCPA/GDPR compliance. Because the CaCPA’s requirements don’t track the EU General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR-compliant businesses will incur additional compliance costs.

How many Californian pizzerias deliver to Europe?
The coin thing could possibly make for a modest business model. But crows are SMART and you might want to consider the incentives you'd be creating by rewarding them for finding money... :)
Bwin replaces memcached with SQL Server 2016 for better in-memory cache (2016)
5 GW of renewable plans in jeopardy following reenaction of Iranian sanctions
Well, it's a design choice that you can make for rational numbers and the restricted rationals with error values that we typically use in computer arithmetic. There's nothing wrong with it and as the article points out, even most proof assistants use this definition for rational division.

For real numbers though, division by zero will always diverge or be undefined, no matter how you represent them. All computations on real numbers are continuous and there is no continuous extension of division which includes 0 in the domain of the denominator.

One can get around this by switching to projective reals (essentially reals extended with a new element that's both +infinity and -infinity). This is no longer totally ordered and has some other problems, but it's actually a great choice for a lot of numerical computations. Yet, I've never seen something like this implemented in hardware, aside from John Gustafson's unum concept.
PEP 505: Bringing None-Aware Operators to Python
Is it a good idea to activate Redshift/flux all the day (not just at night)?
I don't know why you would assume that at all.
Why are there two qualities in the diagram?

Why is the developers journey a circle?

Don't fraustrated experienced, well paid developers quit to do their own new project? If so, do they do them better?
Clean, simple UI. I may steal a couple ideas for Jekyll+ [1].

1: https://github.com/Wiredcraft/jekyllplus
I think you are assuming it has a perfectly uniform distribution.
Beyond Book Summaries: The App That Turns Books into Habits
> is a matter of considerable debate to say the least.

Correct. Ironically the person you're responding had an issue with the black and white claim that "socialism=communism" and wanted to add nuance, and did that by presenting a black and white claim that "the nazis were socialists", which is a claim that could use a lot more nuance.
Why are you posting in French?
If you have a calibrated screen, make sure you proper configure Redshift[0], so you don't lose your colour curves

[0]: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/making-redshift-play-better-with...
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To be clearer, as I understand it you can only manipulate the displayed content of a message you are 'replying' to, not literally the original message.

If you click on the replied to message, it takes you back to the original, so this kind of manipulation is very simple to verify in cases where doing so would be important.

Doesn't seem like a very useful exploit in practice.
regarding the DETCOM list (the list of people to round up and imprison in an "emergency" situation), I think it is safe to assume every modern nation has such a list (or even multiple lists of different gradation/priority, probably some traveling "sales"-man for swift round up involved too):

consider how quickly Turkey rounded up critics etc after the failed coup attempt.

technology has only made tracking citizens much easier and more detailed

I wonder what would happen if such a list got leaked? would it automatically prompt the listed people to be rounded up? or would it be too transparent, such that the targeted people start collaborating?
67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko
Lot’s of good advice here and people agree on splitting your goals into sets of mini-achievable-goals.

Here is a complete new angle for you - move to a new place to easily create more opportunities for yourself. Get out of your location and go explore a new country or a new city. Why? It will help you get out of your comfort zone and will force you to become pro-active. That alone could change your life and you may end up reaching some of these goals more naturally. Go chase life, discipline is key I agree but luck is also part of success. A new start somewhere else is what may unlock your current situation.
> `average = 0` with no elements

Imagine a Mars lander program that looks at the average of altitude measurements to decide when it's ok to jettison the parachute, sees no measurements, and decides that altitude is zero.
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I guess the submission should have been the website, which is more targeted towards users, not contributors.

I spent a few minutes looking for a simple way to install this without all the node/python stuff on the GitHub page, turns out it is only shown on their website: https://getpublii.com/download/
It's a one-liner in quaternion algebra: vu-|vu|

followed by normalization. Proof can be carried out completely in quaternion algebra.

An interesting degenerate case is when u=-v. In that case, another expression can be used: PERP(v)(vu+|vu|) {where PERP(v) means an arbitrary vector perpendicular to v}

followed by normalization. Both formulas need to be used in practice, depending on which one is closer to outputting a degenerate result.
> Yes. We believe the “American Empire” has been far too altruistic towards other nations and ignored its own people....

We believe that:

1) The US has been extremely egoistical, by more than making up for the losses it has endured on trade by manipulating the global economy through the use of its monopoly on the dollar. Also by plundering resources all around the world (see Irak war for example).

2) That the economic problems of the US are of its own making, by buying into the fantasy of the American dream and letting its politicians funnel all richess to the 1 percenters, while promising that the money will trickle down.
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The Noise at the Bottom of the Universe (2016)
The authors covers this at the end:

[1] The author has a dislike of the notion that 1/0 = 0 in a programming language. The author identifies this as a personal preference; I'm sure that preference is based on falsiable notions, but the author doesn't elaborate. The author _DOES_ elaborate their motivation for writing the post: The post debunks the notion that 1/0 = 0 is 'bad math'.

[2] Pony chose 1/0 = 0 because the language of Pony is set up to enforce the coder to complete all functions; if you go with the strict definition of division, which is an operation which has no definition if the second operand is 0, it's not complete anymore. I agree with your sentiment; this feels like the wrong answer, but it's definitely not as simple as just saying: Why don't the pony folks redefine things such that dividing by 0 raises some sort of error condition?
Also works here. Chrome Android and 4g.
P≡p Security (pretty Easy privacy) is launching its first products
That happens in San Francisco, too. You'll on occasion even see someone on the local public transit with a big trash bag full of bottles. I guess they're on their way to a redemption center for the deposit.
A 5 point break down is available here [1]

I need to read the actual bill closer but I would want political campaigns, charities, and PACs, subject to it as well. It is depressing how many "protection" bills exclude political committees and related PACs.

[1] https://iapp.org/news/a/top-five-operational-impacts-of-cacp...
Product Evaluation of the Zilog Z80-CTC (1979) [pdf]
That's curious to read because I find the non-mobile version a significantly more pleasant reading experience. I don't even like the mobile version on my phone because I constantly get lost in page when I expand sections (maybe that's just down to my dyslexia?)
Mauritania railway (13 minute documentary video, no narration)
NASA Delays Parker Solar Probe Launch
hah, process serving via wordpress CMS.
Yes, it's like editing the quoted text in an email except 1) even easier to check if it was done to you and 2) can't be done with the standard client.
Is there any consideration for the health effects of carrying a carcinogen in their beaks? Cigarette butts are _nasty_ and also poisonous.
Perfect hash functions guarantee no collisions. Of course they have other limitations, so you have to pick some tradeoffs.
I would like to know why dark themed apps have become so popular? I'm 30 and use black on white themes whenever possible, only exception being when there are no other light sources, like reading from bed.
> Max number of processes is 8. The process table is a fixed size array, of 8 entries.

The max number of processes is the compile-time configuration knob NPROC in `config/Configuration`. The stock version of the file sets it to 100. Only if you remove that line do you hit the fallback in `include/process.h`:

#ifndef NPROC
#define NPROC 8
#endif
The recursive acronym "something is not something_else" is a pretty common naming convention in software. Much like how there are a hundred different software projects out there called "Yet Another something". So I'm not at all surprised we occasionally get collisions. Still makes for a fun coincidence though.
There is a nice ted talk (from 2008, 10min) about crow intelligence and teaching crows how to pick up trash. It has stuck with me ever since I first saw it, highly recommended.

https://www.ted.com/talks/joshua_klein_on_the_intelligence_o...
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So I wonder, if you teach them to pick up coins would they then fish them from some of the fountains known for people throwing them in?
Antisemitism absolutely was incompatible with official USSR ideology. So was any form of racism and nationalism. That doesn't mean it didn't exist of course, but it was never official policy as in Nazi Germany.
you know you've been playing too much destiny 2 if you click on this just because it has the word 'shaders' in it.
There Will Never Be an Age of Artificial Intimacy
It's a made up statistic.

GraphQL reminds me of the NOSQL movement. Everyone wanted to try one of these systems, even when they were completely broken at the time (e.g mongodb)
And yet, most apps will do just fine with a classical SQL DB and all the comfortable features you can use to speed up development at the cost of scalability (transactions, locks, listen/notify, etc). It's just not a pain point most app ever encounter.

Let me rephrase: How many times was the JSON payload bulkiness in the top 3 performance killers of your app? The answer is 0 for me, after developping dozens of apps. Although to be fair, GraphQL is not as extreme as the NoSQL movement at the time, as it's still a valid alternative even for some apps that are not at Facebook/Netflix scale and the very opinionated approach will be a comfort for many people compared to REST. I'm just strongly reacting to the "duh, of course you should use graphQL instead of REST" fad.
India's Supreme Court: Repair Taj Mahal or Tear It Down
`go mod download` is for explicitly populating the cache. If you just run `go build`, the cache will be implicitly populated. You don't need to run `go mod download` before doing a build.
Antisemitism in Soviet Union followed from the way they understood equality. For example, they look at the distribution of university students and notice that Jews are over-represented while, say, Uzbeks are under-represented. That's not fair, let's fix this inequality with admissions quota.
If it feels easier to look at your screen, do it. I have my daytime colour temperature a bit warmer than default on all my devices (then much warmer at night).
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I dont know but it's good for the other hn users : you shouldn't waste your time reading about french politics on hn. The park owner is notorious (far) right figure in french which derails every discussion about it.
But it can't decrease brightness: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=784810
The story you linked above, with over 170 upvotes and less than a day old appears nowhere on the first 5 pages of HN.

It's hard to imagine HN suppressing any similar story from a similarly credible source about a million people being detained in any predominantly white or English-speaking country.

There's a lot of money for YC to make in China, but this is a million human lives. Please at least try to think about that.

(And yes, the story is certainly drawing flags from Chinese patriots and wumaodang alike)
got a popup from the site with: 数据解析失败 Code:(10001) Data parsing failed
Also, some monitors are way too bright, even when set to 0 (I have LG)
Markets quickly absorbs the elasticity. The waste you are pointing out only occurs for the goods currently in transit or in process at the time the tariff appears. Future shipments will be able to price in the tariff. Article mentions that China is searching for alternatives, but Brazil will run out of Soya this time of year.
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How is that “blog spam” if it’s the original source? Blog spam is if someone writes an article about another source to get traffic instead of the original source imo.
another thing that I would have never in a million years thought existed, before I learned of it:

https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=bot...

apparently botswana has a heavy metal scene? and at least a certain subset takes the apparel part of the metal look very, very seriously.
The article completely ignores the hugely damaging effect this aggressive approach can have (and, I can attest, does have) on the other party.
Without technology? You are on hacker news bro.
Open Logic Project: An Open-Source, Collaborative Logic Text
I'll have to check out the new 0.98 release. I always enjoy playing with Factor, and I even wrote a program to munge data from a sensor many years ago for work. It's one of those languages that if it took off, I'd be happy to use it for work all the time. It is a lot of fun though!
Judging by my personal experience with air pollution in the region - I am doubtful how successful they're going to be. There are just too many 2-stroke engines and too much hydrocarbon air pollution. The stone of the Taj Mahal was only white before industrialization became widespread. At least the Badshahi Masjid in Lahore is made from red brick and stone and, despite Lahore's incredibly air pollution, doesn't look discolored...

Anything white in that environment is going to be hard to keep clean. Go out on a mid summer day and ride motor-rickshaws around Delhi all day wearing a crisp white shirt, then take a look at the shirt collar and the rest of the shirt at the end of the day.
That reward as you call it, has created a 2nd level economy in Germany.

It is not only homeless, people with very low pensions or not able to get a proper full time job also hunt for them, everywhere.

On the streets, trains, subway, beach, lakes, you name it.

To the point that many people don't throw away bottles anymore, leaving them grouped outside the trash cans, as means to help those people pick them without messing with trash.

There are even trash cans in the Rhein region that have bottle holders around them.

So yeah it helps keep the street clean from bottles, but fighting the causes of this 2nd level economy would probably be a better idea.
It might perform like a modern framework, but it hardly looks like one. Input field focus with inner shadow looks rather bad.
Eh. What a bunch of bullshit.

It's easy to criticize. And some things that Musk does are worthy of criticism. But in general ? He's smart. And he try to do good stuff. And he's very successful at that.
The Burka debate is back AGAIN
Sounds like you had some unrelated hardware issues TBH. I always run either decent quality fanless i3 or quad core celerons (yes I know, friends don’t let friends buy celerons but some recent models have been good bang for buck) for low impact deployments and always a cpu that supports and deployed with ECC memory for high impact / risk deployments because... ECC matters.

Regardless, easy to blame a routing OS for commonly poor quality hardware.
Vert.x native: how to run a JVM app in 10Mb of RAM
that instagram a/c is a fake. the real one is https://www.instagram.com/canuck_and_i/