skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I really like this feature, and I hope the other browsers support it quickly.

I've been using https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-night-mo... to convert webpages to darkmode.

It doesn't strictly invert, it tries to guess the color changes necessary to make the site work in darker colors.

Example of how HN looks:
https://i.imgur.com/E5licCH.jpg
I don't know much about Sir_Cmpwn, but my impression is that his ideological desires outweigh any desire he may or may not have for higher adoption.
>how could we have possibly made it as long as we have as a species if we are only now realizing that we can't eat enough good foods to be healthy?

Partly due to agricultural soil depletion of certain elements like magnesium, zinc, iodine.

Btw our prehistoric ancestors weren't especially healthy either:

https://imgur.com/gallery/2G0BDwx
Actually, in some places where certain residents don't pay for fire services, the fire department will come out anyway and watch their house burn, while making sure that the fire doesn't spread to their neighbors' (who did pay) houses. This happens in places like Arizona where "county islands" exist, where a few people refused to allow their property to be annexed into a municipality, so those people don't get any protection from the fire department.
Even if they were to make the default theme based on React, nobody is using it. Everyone switch to something else right after install.

Should they change the entire stack to use React, they would lose a lot of their community. A lot of their users are code novices that make do with simple HTML and some PHP snippets.
The fact that it’s illegal seems like a good starting point.
Are you not able to use a static site gernerator? Or do non technical people need to update it?
How about this? All the larks move to California, and all the owls move to New York. Then everyone can have a synchronized workday starting at 10 AM EST & 7 AM PST.~

If that sounds ridiculous, it was supposed to. I am very irritated with lark propaganda, trying to make me feel bad about my natural bio-clock. My opinion is that your work will be best when your body is healthiest, and that will happen when you go to sleep when you get tired, and sleep until you wake up without assistance or unnatural interruptions.
> Waking up early is good for your career interests given that you work in a capitalist system, but not good for your other interests

Isn't that the gist of the article? Whether you serve capitalism or whether capitalism serves you?

It's like industrial farming. Do the cows exist to serve the farm or does the farm exist to serve the cows?

Maybe both? Who knows.
Plugshare.com is your friend.
What every major analyst had to say about Tesla's profitable earnings
You can mix both! Depeneding on how you implemented vuejs, you can render the list on the server on a blade template and send it to the cliente. There, you let vue do the pagination/filters/etc.
Currently reading it too - it's an amazing, heart-warming book.
You should use the proper title: *
The Next Chapter: From the Endpoint to the Cloud
What if the majority of voters in that society vote for "I got mine" policies? That's what we're arguing here; this isn't a situation about a handful of malcontents.
I just saw results of some survey of Dutch people for a Dutch company and one person from Limburg (!) answered country with "Holland". Weird.
There are legitimate grounds to argue that the way CSS was specified is wrong.

The fact that people find it so confusing is one. If people intuitively think that "width" is the total width of an element (an entirely reasonable assumption, mind), then that would imply that CSS chose an unnecessarily confusing name.

Another is from the mental load perspective. If I'm doing a layout, I want to figure out how things fit by looking at the total space they take up. _That_ is the width I care about. Leaving margin out of it makes sense, but having to mentally add the padding and border to get from "width" to "no really width" is annoying.
When was the last time `apt dist-upgrade` did delete all your files? Oh... Never ;-)

It's hard to read all these opinions when my own experience with Windows is that I won't touch it with a pole. And God help me if the wireless fails (my wife's corporate issued Windows laptop could connect with the Starbucks across the road, but not with the stock D-Link at home) because there are at least 3 vendor specific control panels in addition to the Windows one, all showing conflicting information (and nothing on what actually failed).

Windows users are so shenanigan-tolerant when it comes to Windows it's a bit surprising they don't like rock-solid distros like Ubuntu or Fedora.
Right, I know someone who has a severe potassium deficiency and through multiple methods (including but not limited to increased milk & banana consumption and a large potassium pill) gets to where blood tests return "low" rather than "dangerously low"
I don't buy it. Facial recognition has had as many failures as successes, probably more because we only hear about the times it works, not all the times it fails. It seems like it is something ridiculously easy to fool. I know you all love fancy tech, but there are and will be amazingly low-tech ways to defeat these systems.

As far as developing profiles of every living person with a goal of knowing which ones will become spies, all I can say is good luck with that! Spies have been recruited from all walks of life, it cuts across all socioeconomic strata and all personality types. There isn't just a James Bond Type A personality type that becomes a spy and to think that betrays how little you have thought about this subject.

Also, probably every person from China who comes to the US has been evaluated as an asset and may or may not be one, so figure 100% potential there.
I'm pretty tired of the false dichotomy that capitalism has an early stage and a late stage.
It might not be sustainable in your opinion, but it is literally what democracy is. Do you support democracy or not?
I never charge at home if I can avoid paying for it.

Not everyone lives in a house with dedicated electrical outlets.
If you want an automated tool to generate a deb file for distribution, you might want to try this program I created for that purpose:

https://www.getlazarus.org/apps/makedeb/
Hmmm, you made me think and try to recollect. And to my surprise, I can't really remember the fact of The Presentation being an influence. But I am quite sure it must have been, I can see no other option. Hm, memory is a tricky thing. And Bret Victor left his imprint on our whole industry.
That's such a weird sentence to read.

The idea of buying a car and being afraid to modify it because of how the manufacturer might react feels entirely dystopian to me.
The skin tone of Greeks themselves got a huge injection of germanic whiteness after Rome fell and the Italy was taken over by Lombards and Normans.
How much time did you invest?
> I am impressed with how clear and lucid this dude is with his words.

Just about my favorite thing about good business writers is that, just like in a good sale or pitch, they communicate clearly, concisely, and with a serious economy of words.

Conversely, never trust a business person who can't write a simple article.
You keep using Lastpass? If so, why?
Wouldn't the fact that passing resource to modules works in 0.12 help with the mass exodus of output variables for modules?

What is time-intensive in terms of deploys? It has been my experience with tens of providers that the time loss occurs when the requests have been handed off to a providers API but not so much in Terraform.

As for Terraform itself, my biggest issue is that it has turned around the view of resources and providers.

It should have been going in the direction of https://github.com/google/go-cloud where you talk in terms of resources, and then a provider loaded would just provide the implementation.

Now I have to build Terraform modules to export resource and hide away provider specifics in the module.
The legitimate interest has been around for a while. It was also a legal basis to process personal data under the 1995 Data Protection Directive which the GDPR replaced. If you are interested in learning more about the notion of legitimate interest and balancing it against the interests of individuals, there is a 2014 opinion from the body of EU data protection regulators that explains the concept with a number of examples. [1]

> If a company sells something online they only really need your address & name for delivery + credit card details.

That would likely be "necessary for the performance of a contract" which is also a legal basis to process personal data. [2]

> I know of multiple companies where they prior to GDPR asked for explicit concent during signup for being allowed to send newsletters, but who post-GDPR dropped the concent and use 'Legitimate intrests' to justify it. Basically leaving the individual worse off.

That could be a violation of the ePrivacy Directive which provides that email marketing requires consent. [3]

[1] https://ec.europa.eu/justice/article-29/documentation/opinio...

[2] See Article 6.1(b) GDPR at https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2016/679/oj

[3] For information about how this rule is implemented in the UK, see: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-pecr/electroni...
>That said, there is a history of rural areas cutting off their nose to spite their face then taking a bailout later.

This is why I think these rural voters should be forced to pay for their bailouts, even if it means seizing their property and evicting them into homelessness. They voted for these stupid policies, so they should be forced to live with the consequences of their votes.
Not sure that the 'Identify, Test, Build, Measure framework' is yours to take credit for, but other than that, it's a good read!
E.T.Jaynes: "Probability Theory, The Logic Of Science"

A great introduction to the topic and a great general guideline. It's not a collection of recipes, more like a nudge in a direction where you don't need canned recipes anymore.
In that case, you don't really need graphics at all. It's perfectly possible to use a card with good drivers for your displays (even the Intel IGPUs are good enough for that) and do your machine learning with the nvidia GPU and whatever blob they provide.
> The fact that people find it so confusing is one.

Problem is that they never learned it. They jump in thinking "I know how to code, everything should make sense to me" and hit a wall. CSS is not like regular coding.

I went to a technical college and one of the class was on CSS. It's the class that everyone aced. Even the people who would fail miserably in every other parts of the industry.

CSS is not hard but it requires some memorization.
aka tragedy of the commons
Since then, most of AWS transitioned back to Seattle and the CT team focuses on some of the tooling around AWS.

I interviewed with Amazon in CT and I regret not accepting the job offer. Seems like that office will really be picking up.
Why would they if they can just provide a Terraform for Github application for a few bucks per month per team with it?
> I can't understand how that's acceptable to anyone.

The other day Microsoft had to pull an OS update because it deleted all user files. Without warning.

Even on Windows, hardware support is kind of hit and miss, with manufacturer, supplier and Microsoft bugs piled on top of each other. Everything is "supported" but sometimes things break or stop working, you reboot the computer and continue using Windows.
Do you support seizing children from their poorly-voting parents and placing them in better (or foster) homes?
Also kind of goes without saying, but the statues wouldn't have had 800 watt New Yorker flashbulbs on them. Between natural shadow on the 3d sculpture, weathering from the various dirty light sources, it probably blended into a decent melange of colors.
The PECR regulations specifically state that consent is the only basis for electronic marketing. The ICO guidelines also state that legitimate interest is fine for marketing, but not electronic marketing.

Anyone who dropped explicit consent for emails, text messages or phone calls is a fool.
Most people I know that wake up early do so to serve themselves, not capitalism. If you go to the gym you're doing that for the health benefits and you know you're less likely to make an excuse and not go after work if you just get it out of the way in the morning. If you wake up earlier to enjoy a nice breakfast it's so that you are fully energized throughout the day. If you go to work earlier it's so that you can better your life by increasing income or getting that promotion you want. Not everything is some conspiracy about our capitalist overlords. Capitalism has alleviated more poverty than any economical system, so I don't understand the need for constant demonization.
After sitting in on more legal meetings than I care to recall, this isn't as weak as it sounds.

The big arguments you can make 'Well I need to collect lots of user data for ad targeting because it is a legitimate interest that I make money to support the costs of the site' have already been clarified (you can't without explicit consent).

The data authority in each EU country has some freedom to rule on this as necessary but they feedback from the EU is that they will err on the side of telling you to justify in string terms your need for data.
Other reason I believe(no proof) NVIDIA is not publishing specifications or open sourcing the driver is related with FreeSync an open protocol for monitors, NVIDIA does not support it because they have an expensive proprietary version (compatible monitors can will be more expensive) though I read recently that someone managed to trick the NVIDIA driver to work with FreeSync on some hardware.
The title should really have "for your first job" appended to it. Personally, (and I know I don't speak for everyone) I've personally hired several dozen folks over the years for various software jobs, and where they went to school doesn't factor at all for me. I've hired people w/out degrees, with non-CS/EE degrees, etc. I care more about what you've done, what you want to do, and how motivated you are to learn and grow.
Facebook’s ability to not allow you to opt out of personalised advertising is the white elephant in the room, and a clear sign that GDPR is not sufficient.
By higher value, I mean they spend more money.
> One example, and not the best one, is 'width'. People want 'width' to be the total width of an element as displayed in the viewport but 'width' was never specified that way. It is the width of the content, such as text, exclusive of padding, borders and margin. But people don't read the specification, then struggle getting layout to look as they wish and blame CSS as not working "as it should".

And this is something on the wiki page:

> Box-sizing should be border-box by default.

While yes, CSS has well-defined behaviour here, it goes against user expectation. That mismatch is the real harm here.

(And to be clear: I'm not saying this with any sort of CSS WG hat on here. And I don't think the wiki page necessarily reflects the view of the whole WG, given it's not an official document.)
Why worry about that? Has anyone ever solved the chicken-and-egg problem in it? Can it even be solved?

Seriously, is there any other approach from declaring a new egg as new baseline chicken?
From what I heard, the keyboard is crap. I was going to buy one, but the shipping made it not worth it.
Exactly! That's my take on this too.

Dark Mode should only be for UI elements not for actual content. They would never do that with a PDF either.
You are not following events around Skripal poisoning are you?
Imagine the smell of that :)
This isn’t my story, I’m just an early upvoter hoping to come back to find interesting commentary instead of a bunch of whining.

I think your assessment is correct. Adding even more negativity to the mix, a lot of HN users are skeptical of Tesla in general and Autopilot in particular.
Interesting. I wrote a (much) simpler version of this a short while ago, which I also find terribly useful:

https://bookmarklets.arantius.com/unfix

Might need to add a "nuke" like option.
I know, and that's what I don't agree with at all. They're getting to benefit in the short-term from their poor, selfish choices, and then getting the insurance of getting bailed out later when the SHTF. It's just like the auto industry bailouts; those companies should never have been bailed out, they should have been broken up and sold off for pennies on the dollar to better-managed foreign companies instead of being bailed out by taxpayers for the benefit of executives and maybe the employees.
I find this article bizarre. I wake up at 5AM so that I can juggle personal goals - fitness, hobbies, etc with my workday which goes from ~10-5. I typically can work out in the morning, beat my coworkers to work (start work at 7:30, they get in at 10), wrap whatever I had to for the day before my 10AM meeting, spend time during working hours exercising more, playing piano, or flying drones, then do a bit more work, cook AND STILL be in bed by 9:30PM to support my sleep.

Yes, many early risers who are "cultish" are total dorks that are sleep-depriving themselves and evangelize their wakeup time to appear "elite", but if I miss sleep I know it immediately - I feel mentally drunk all day and get mood swings, make simple mistakes, forget things, and oversimplify tasks. As such, I try to be in bed by 9/9:30 to get ~7 hours of sleep which still irritates my tension headaches, increases my workday stress and comes with a whole slew of compromises.

Regardless, I wouldn't trade my rising early lifestyle for the alternative - oversleeping (11->8), getting into work at 10, feeling tired all day, getting 30% as much done, no hobbies, no exercise... no thank you.
CSS grid is a big improvement here though.
Please sue under the Americans with Disabilities Act: Ads trigger my micro-seizures when they move, flash, grow, refresh, change, scroll, evolve, pop-up, shout...
Putty for Mac 64bit Status
How to Choose and Hire the Best React.js Developers for a Project
I think for email encryption to be used two factors should be present:
1. Very cheap or free for contacts, and
2. Very easy to be used at least for contacts

It is next to impossible for Initiator to convince his/her contacts to use any encryption solution that put burden on them.
I am not talking about the security because it should be paramount and by default but with upper features.

I think it is possible and believe if enough users use email encryption the trend of cyber crime can be turned back.
I don't know if those two statements you used are isomorphisms. I haven't read the book that the title is making reference to, 24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep, but I'd guess that they are not trying to anthropomorphize capitalism, but more using the term as synecdoche in referring to the interests of the collection of decision makers who benefit the most from capitalism -- at the cost of all the externalities of living in a capitalist society, in this case the amount of sleep the average member of the proletariat gets, but also environmental costs, the interests of the weak and the oppressed, and any other harm that doesn't lend itself to be easily measured in terms of financial gain or loss.
> No, we are quickly and increasingly progressing towards depleting all our means for life on Earth. And our current response to that is massively inadequate. This nullifies all other progress.

All our means for life? That's hyperbole.

It's a serious problem, but it doesn't allow you to pretend that all that progress hasn't happened and hasn't made a difference to people's lives.

> With more military power it becomes easier to oppress and harder to revolt against bad politics. Democracy relies in some part in the potential of people to revolt.

It's unclear what you're referring to. Are you saying there has actually been greater oppression because of greater military power? That this has increased over time?
Nitinol: The Shape Memory Effect and Superelasticity
Thank you for all of the hard work you've put into this. i3/sway are what I love most about my Linux desktop!
You're not bound by the CBA if you're in another union that has no CBA with the company. Sadly, there are ongoing attempts to stop this.
> nothing with importance is being produced in Arabic

If we navigate the flamewar this is still an interesting point.

"Essay on the Computation of Casting and Equation" at least was written in arabic. It was long long time ago but its impact is still noticeable.

What are they doing more recently? I can see femtochemistry, improving robots and inventing critical parts of the litium battery for example:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_modern_Arab_scientists...
That is not a fact.

There is a difference between regulated and illegal.
If GrayKey exists as a real tool, it will eventually be stolen and leaked or sold online.
The Millennials Disrupting Boston’s Transit System
Several of Stanisław Lem's works feature truly-alien aliens, to the point that the reader and probably even the author have no hope of comprehending their motives.
Tiny doses of magic mushrooms can boost your problem-solving skills
I imagine that they’re saying Safari users are generally of a “more valuable” demographic (maybe because they’re rich enough to afford Macs?)
You can't send a live video stream without a camera. Cameras are plainly obvious, and easily covered up with tape.
Joanna's brilliant, and this Golem project is fascinating. The idea of a secure remote compute arrangement is sort of a natural extension from Qubes, and this is a pretty unique approach. May she (and Qubes, and Golem) find great success.
Depends on how you define it - while they may not have the best lifestyle it did result in them outnumbering humanity and being fed. While the intent is for humans clearly symbiosis can work on selfishness. Bees are just after the nectar of flowers but the plants get to mate with distant others while being completely sessile. The spice of peppers was "meant" to deter those who would eat it and destroy its seeds but humans are freaks who destroy it with digestion and like it but deliberately farm it enmasse so it works out for the plant. It has no agency clearly but it is served nonetheless.
I bought a Rock64 on the basis of good benchmarks, but found the stability of the board absolutely atrocious unfortunately. Not sure if the same goes for the Pine64? Certainly for the Rock64 there was virtually zero post sale suppor.
Iterators contain internal state that gets mutated as you iterate. So it needs to be mutable.
Of course it worked, now we can easily understand other turkic people from Kygrzystan, Uzbekistan, Uyghur, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan.
It’s one of the most important and critical reform, Ataturk did.
Websites in 2018
This is both a hilarious and awesome idea. Too bad that 2 people in my family wake up early and two are better at staying up. On second thought, I bet we could become a bi-coastal family.
Well yeah, because that's what the majority of viewers want.
No, they will require patches to support Wayland. But we have created portable protocols which will allow you to take screenshots on 10+ Wayland compositors and are on track for standardization. Third-party screenshot clients already exist, like grim:

https://wayland.emersion.fr/grim/
From her new project: https://golem.network/

>> Ethereum-based transaction system

Is this going to be fast enough for their use cases?
How to Block Problematic Windows Updates in Windows 10