skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
that would help to prevent the animals from going extinct but it wouldn't replace the ecological effect that the wild animals had. Having a wolf farm (to the extent you could even domesticate them) would not help with the deer population explosion from lack of wolves.
You can get the new version of Flash Pro here.

https://www.adobe.com/products/animate.html
> I always looked at Flash as better Java Applets.

This is kind of funny to see for me after spending a lot of time years ago trying to make some performance intensive games and stumbling on the horrible performance (and API limitations) that Flash - at the time i wished i was able to make applets instead :-P.
For anyone interested, MK3_source_windows_RC2.tar has the source code for the arcade version of MK3, which contains commented assembly from Ed Boon
for simple documents, you can write html directly, is is not a hassle at all.
Seconding this. I did a 24-hour saliva test years ago when I seemed to be having issues related to adrenal function.

It seems that it's important to get separate samples spaced evenly throughout the day, as it is not just a single reading at any time that matters, but the relative levels at different points during the day.
The article says bind as a negative point - I perefer the new non-bound class method syntax:

```
private handleClick = (event) => {}
```

By "mental lazyness" I mean that people (as in people I have met with) piss on javascript and praise typescript and in the process they never bother to learn about javascript.

I do like vue, react, angular of course, but I don't think that you become a frontend developer from one day to the next and keep saying that typescript is _exactly_ like java (or dotnet).
As with so many mediocre tone mapping functions, `tonemapfarbman` overemphasizes the red channel. I have seen better (without parameter tweaking).
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Dhawal Shah (The founder of Class Central) releases this list every month.
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Has nothing to do about the royalty fees. Those didn’t change from 5.6 to 5.7. It has everything to do with being required to allow end customers to install their own libraries on a piece of their machinery. LGPL 3 closed the LGPL 2.1 loophole concerning this.

The legal and warranty issues around letting customers reflash their dashboards are what the company wants to avoid.
Ok. As a senior dev you can make that elsewhere—like Dallas or Austin. And, you don’t have to deal with Silicon Valley COLA.
Then it makes perfect sense. Not that hard to endure a little wild wild waste ride for $700K per year.
Technically accurate, but not useful. At work we block nearly all TLDs that aren't extremely common because a whole lot of phishing pages use them, more than enough to completely outweigh their legitimate uses except in a few cases like '.ms'.

Oh, btw, if anyone reading this is one of the people making the decision to use a bunch of random domains in a TLD like that to host necessary chunks of your site or services required by your application, go to hell.
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The AI would have to be processing at a high enough level of abstraction to be fooled the same way. Basic image recognition is... basic.

Check out this adversarial attack on an image classifier. They turn a panda into a gibbon with a specially designed map that looks like noise at first without noticeably modifying the image for humans.

https://blog.openai.com/adversarial-example-research/
I understand why google would want to do this and why developers would want to do this but this is MY personal device. It's not googles job to police what I install on my own device. Sure, show a warning that the app I am installing is potentially unsafe but I should have the final say over anything that happens on my device.

Too often I see people using the excuse that tech companies lock us out of our own things for their own protection. I saw a comment saying apple is right to block people from repairing things themself because a bad repair could get sold on ebay and then someone buys it and thinks poorly of apple. This in my opinion is completely ridiculous how we let the idea of personal ownership go out the window so Apple or Google can make a few more $ out of you by having full control over what you can do.
Back in 2010 I had Chinese IPs show up in my traceroute - I guess they hijacked my traffic as well. Oh well..

https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1627912

https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=60181
No, but it is filled mostly with people living paycheck to paycheck without any savings.
As I've looked, it's in section 4, paragraph d), choice 0) of the LGPL3 :

"Convey the Minimal Corresponding Source under the terms of this License, and the Corresponding Application Code in a form suitable for, and under terms that permit, the user to recombine or relink the Application with a modified version of the Linked Version to produce a modified Combined Work, in the manner specified by section 6 of the GNU GPL for conveying Corresponding Source."

So not exactly the toolchain, but definitely allows reinstallation of upgraded libraries. I didn't know.
I would still like to see them decrypt the traffic on demand. There are heaps of other attack vectors that are much easier to deploy. Also, looking at Qualys SSL Labs[0] it seems like most of the web does a good job at supporting secure and modern protocols. And it feels safe to assume that parent meant TLS, like most people do.

[0] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssl-pulse/
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There is a part in sapiens about the utility of gossip for the evolution of mankind if I am not mistaken.

I believe in the end it stated the result / ability to do so was good for social interaction. (Arguably not for those outside the group?).

Anyway, I can not recall exactly so I am going to refrain from adding more to it.
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wow! the KOMA-script documentation must be the most unreadable LaTeX document I've ever seen

- no margin on the binding side

- silly colors everywhere

- mixes normal and reverse text for no reason

- uses german typographical conventions but the text is in english

- extreme abuse of monospace italics

- mixed serif/sans/monospace/boldface on every page

- nonstandard paper size (18x21 cm)

All of this could be expected, and not too worrying, for a text about any subject, except a fucking document about page layout!
Redux or Mobx? Trying Maka.js
It would appear that I'm the only one reading this who uses TypePad (since 2004). True, it's clunky, unchanging, and very slow — but that translates to ease of use and reliability.
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Depends on the recipe a traditional Rogan Josh should be marinated for 24-48 Hours.

I also tend to do tika in a wok if I am doing a curry then simmer the cocked chicken in the wok to finish it off.
Companies that have work environments that induce a lot of stress in their employees should pay more to society as opposed to companies that have low stress working environments, probably under the form of a tax of some sort.

It is clearer than ever at this point that high stress causes employees to underperform, and develop chronic physical and mental illnesses.

These diseases will end getting paid by society under one form or another, either by paying unemployment to burned out employees, paying the treatment of chronic illnesses, mental health care, etc.

So nothing fairer that companies that chew people alive and spit them out to become more socially accountable for what they are doing.

Not to mention the huge impact that this has on the stressed employee kids and family, by having to deal with a chronically stressed parent.

These companies are sometimes killing people, literally. They should not be allowed to continue to get away with it like its 1980.
As I understood it you should not opt-in to use state conditionally in your component but you can still conditionally set the state. That means you should not conditionally call `useState` but it is fine to conditionally call the `setState` returned by the `useState`. That is not different to how you would use state in a class based component where you also wouldn't attach a state `this.state = {...}` somewhere in the middle of its lifetime. The component has state from the beginning of its lifetime or it hasn't state at all. There is not such concept as "Now that you are expanded you will transform into a stateful component".
> Most spam comes from domains registered with these fake TLDs

From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.cm

> In a report published in December 2009 by McAfee, "Mapping the Mal Web - The world's riskiest domain", .cm was reportedly the riskiest domain in the world, with 36.7% of the sites posing a security risk to PCs

From: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-10407530-83.html

> The African nation of Cameroon (.cm) is deemed the most dangerous, and the popular .com domain comes in second place.
You know people can just forge or manipulate paper ballots. There was even an instance that happened live on Russian TV where they were stuffing ballots.
> Mr Pichai's letter said the New York Times story was "difficult to read" and that Google was "dead serious" about providing a "safe and inclusive workplace".

Politically motivated cleaning of the workforce seems not very safe and inclusive to me.
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(I live in China) I would advise against VPN entirely. I am unsure about the state ability to decrypt the content of the connection (heavily depends on how the VPN is configured really — weak and legacy ciphers, etc.). But they will detect it and eventually you'll start dropping packets like crazy.

A simple way to evade all of this is to use shadowsocks with a strong cipher and strong password between your computer in China and your server outside of it. Don't use any free server and don't use any commercial shadowsocks offerings. Set it up yourself, it's pretty easy.

On the mobile phone side of things. I wouldn't trust anything. Especially Apple that has been very complaisant with local authorities.

China plays a tactical game: they pretend (or we suspect, and they want us to) that they can do a lot of things. But nobody knows the extent of what they are actually capable of.
Here is one famous case study: https://www.yellowstonepark.com/things-to-do/wolf-reintroduc...

The thing is that an ecosystem is a complex biological machine. When we go pulling out tiny sprockets from the machine, things break in ways we can’t predict and often don’t expect.

I am far less concerned about an asteroid hitting Earth and ending life as we know it, than I am about farmers eradicating insect “pests” leading to the collapse of life as we know it.
On the other hand, by publishing the vulnerability, you’re making people running all those other systems more vulnerable. The point of the embargo process is collective security, rather than just the security of your own users. One day, your project of choice won’t be able to fix a vulnerability as quickly as another - and you’ll be left in the lurch then, without an embargo.
Yet corporates seem to routinely take a 'laissez-faire' approach to policing and get away with it. No one is banging on Google's or Uber's door with orders.

Businesses seem to get away with more, protected by law and due process, and with recourse to lobby and challenge and even if found guilty merely fined while individuals lives can be turned upside down, with processes and records that have far reaching consequences.

There seems to be a fundamental imbalance at work here.
If there is a demand for this, I will happily build it! I've been looking for a new FOSS project to start.

Please either upvote or comment to let me know :)
Rightly so.

Berlin has an amazing start up scene, certainly unique for and unrivaled in Germany. That being said, Berlin hosts a lot of NIMBYism. Particularly by people who gentrified the city in the first place and immediately turned to become fierce gentrification enemies. Essentially locking in their gains.
I'd be interested to hear the opinions of any Berlin residents. Vocal NIMBY minority driving away new jobs and beneficial development? Genuine victory in preserving local culture and character? Bit of both? Other?
I don't understand how is it possible to design a paper ballot that is confusing. In France, you have 1 paper for each candidate with their name + party on the paper. You receive each paper by the post before an election AND there is always all the papers in the voting place anyway.

You just put the paper of the candidate you want to vote for in the ballot box and that is it.

I understand there is more complicated voting system (e.g where you can rate candidate), but when do you need to choose one option in several, why would anybody want to use a different voting paper design ?
Why not build in e.g. Leipzig or other beautiful but jobs-starved city?

Come to think of it, why no campuses in Italy or Spain? Those countries have kinda lowish expenses, good weather and people will pay a premium to be able to move there. Instead everybody is opening in London and Switzerland which are overpriced and kinda meh.
> The rendered document demonstrates two interesting features of TeXMe:

It also demonstrates documents created this way require code from two different third-party origins to work at all.
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There are not many use cases for blockchain, so i don't understand why some companies are willing to pay $150,000-$175,000 for prototypes?
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It's just one small step, I hear.
Super easy.

I would have said chicken rather than beef which is hugely popular in Brisbane at lunch time.

I've done this one a few times: double up on the sauce ingredients so you have plenty of gravy. Also simmer for as long as you can so the carrots and onion pretty well dissolve and you get a thicker sauce. You can also add Mirin and cut back on the honey.

http://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/29578/chicken-katsu-curry.asp...
Though presumably not financial gains? Gentrification usually implies skyrocketing property valuations, so early movers should stand to win big from the trend.

I used to know someone that bought a flat in Soho, central London, in the mid-90s. She sold it when she married 8 years later and made over half a million quid. No idea what it would be worth now.
out of nowhere : is there any effort to build/tune linux kernel (or gnu/linux os) so that it consumes the least energy possible. (besides powertop and alike).
Sure it’s smart and well thought-out. It’s not worth the Nobel prize though.

The achievement in PNG is in beating the de facto standard when it was created, GIF. That’s pretty difficult because GIF is almost good enough, except for features that are hard to explain to non technical people. They don’t care that GIF was covered by software patents and they don’t know about 1 bit transparency and color palettes. They know that GIF is supported in all software they care about, and that GIF has animation to boot.
I had a huge stress period last September. During that month, I passed out twice and had 3 hour-long panick attacks.

Since then, I've had jaw pain, constant pressure headaches, vision troubles, vertigo, depersonalization/derealization, and feel totally weak physically.

I've seen so many doctors this month, and they all told me the same thing: it's stress. It's crazy to see how one very stressfull week has totally fucked up my whole body, and that two months after I'm still not fully recovered from it, and I don't think I will every feel totally normal again.

Sorry you had a similar experience and got lasting damages from it, I wish you the best for the future.
I gave it a whirl and it correctly rejects examples of each 'invalid byte sequence' cited by wikipedia.

"\xff", // invalid byte
"\x82", // unexpected continuation byte
"\xc0", // not enough continuation bytes
"\xed\xa0", // not enough continuation bytes
"\xc0\x80", // "modified UTF-8's not really NUL (over-long encoding)
"\xf0\x82\x82\x8c", // over-long euro symbol
"\xed\xa0\x80", // invalid surrogate character U+d800
I agree. It is indeed a novel project, but has little to actually do with TeX.
Why might reading make people myopic?
Wouldn't it make more sense to compile the markdown and serve the result, rather than having the user render it client-side? Seems very inefficient.
Don't you mean talking to humans that you work with and build solutions for? The term 'user' depersonalises the relationship, and yes, you do need to take care, and so do they, but there are better means. Structure your business relationship and build order first to maintain clarity should the need arise. Bind that agreement on ethics not need. If you do not want a relationship with clients or prospective clients, perhaps use your engineering skills in an existing organisation that shields you from the interaction. Otherwise, honest personal contact is best. Your abilities should be evident in response to need, not assertion of need. Be prepared to skilfully manage emergency situations that are not your own.
I don't think the blockchain provides any value at all because you cannot verify if a transaction is valid without having a list of authorized voter... And that can only be the Gvt.

If you have already a list of public keys for each voter why do you even need a blockchain to verify anything? You just through the list of signed votes to ensure uniquness, and you can confirm you personal vote is genuine but that is all you can do.
Same here in Ireland. We've had these "Big 4" guys as enforcers on various public projects and funny how they always seem to be on the inside whenever things pay off. I shudder whenever I hear them mentioned.

Also, in Ireland we typically refer to our country as such though perhaps it should be formally referred to as "The Republic of Ireland" to avoid confusion with "The North".

That said it does actually say "Ireland" on the constitution.

While I'm at it, in Irish language: "Eireann" is the Island itself; "Eire" is the nation (the spirit of Ireland if you like), and constitutionally the latter isn't bounded by political borders.

"Sasana" (sawsunna) is England and to describe something as English is "Sasanach". "Amach" (Ahmock) is out. Run the two together and you've got "Sasamach" which is Irish for Brexit.

Funnily enough it also corresponds to an old Republican mantra "Brits Out" which was used to refer to their presence on the north. Funny the turn that history can take.
Older ThinkPads have a driver to limit battery charge range:

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The online and the book versions are different w.r.t. margins, colors etc.

The online version highlights everything you can click and has tiny margins to avoid on-screen whitespace.
Parents, too - if I think I'm coming down with the flu, and know there's an early timeframe treatment available, I'll absolutely make it a point to see the doctor early.
I said men would describe it as gossip, I didn't say I would agree to that characterisation. Gossip is "idle talk or rumor", which I think is a bad thing. But talking about people behind their backs is not necessarily a bad thing. Indirect communication (which I think is a nicer way to talk about it than 'gossip') allows people to more directly address problems because it circumvents ego. That is why I feel it might contribute to social cohesion, as long as everyone has pure intentions.

The second aspect is of course the question of pure intentions, obviously often competition or spite causes people to gossip in malicious ways, and this might negatively affect social cohesion, or at least exclude individuals.

I don't think the effects are very testable in modern society, as a society consisting of only men or women can not persist for more than one generation.

I think your dichotomy of women using emotional manipulation, and men using physical manipulation to oppress/compete are analogous in their evolutionary role. Some people think that means the role is to exclude the weak, but I think that's just an unfortunate side effect, and the role is more to ensure the strong exist at all. Unfortunately often nature cruelly ignores that sort of collateral damage.
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Unfortunately this seems to be true of just about all software. I was messing around with KDE Neon on an old 8 core Xeon server with 32GB of ram and had to wait a second or two minimum for applications to launch and show their windows, but Windows 2003 on that box was so responsive part of me was actually a little freaked out by it from being so used to modern UI sluggishness.
On Linux I use MuPDF which can also invert. (Although this isn't really "dark mode", since most PDF documents are black text on white, it gets the job done.)
Wouldn’t you want to adjust this for household growth too? Not saying it wouldn’t be larger than 2x, but population has grown and households I believe are growing even faster, so maybe it’s actually closer to 2x?
I'm inclined to think '.cm' is top because of its visual similarity to '.com' so it can be used to fool easier, rather than any reasons related to the country itself.
What's a sex positive culture? regardless if you want casual romantic or sexual relationship do it with someone out of the office. There are enough people in the world that you don't know anything about you can easily have a casual relationship with, there are apps for that, apparently.

A date assumes you have a more serious relationship in mind. No body cares if you marry a co-worker, it's causal relationships that could cause trouble. Besides, asking someone on a date is never ambiguous, and it can't be taken badly or out of context.
Spain and Italy currently have weakened economies caused by large unemployment and government debt.

Italy in particular is at risk of defaulting on its debts (which are 131% of GDP compared to 87.7% for the U.K and 64.1% in Germany as of 2017) and the ECB and other lenders are going to be reluctant to lend to them. This is turn puts the banks and all kinds of public services at risk.
So it's "you self-reported you were [fe]male on some other site; you didn't block scripts; ergo you're [fe]male".

Actually this https://www.techjunkie.com/demographics-reddit/ lists a few sources. The primary one appears to be Pew Research, the methodology is interesting http://www.journalism.org/2016/02/25/reddit-methodology/.

They random dialled, then surveyed 6000 people, ~4500 agreed to be surveyed further (with cash incentive), of those ~300 are Reddit users and the stats are taken from there. You can choose to do the survey by web or regular mail .. respondents who agree to be surveyed by mail actually take the survey at a level of 20%; if I read correctly they assume none of those sent the mail survey are net users.

The point of the survey was analysing political activity.

It seems likely to give only broad indications at best. Unfortunately this result from < 300 USAmericans seems to be repeated as "this is the global demographic of Reddit" in a few places.
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