skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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The Truth About 51% Attack
It's a textual format... with byte offsets. That's the most unusual part, and it's been there since the beginning (PDF 1.0).
User-Friendly Fuzzing with Sienna Locomotive
Show HN: Create dynamic comparison matrices for your wesbite without coding
How is Reddit’s crackdown on piracy-mentioning posts going to affect r/Scholar? That’s a subreddit where the guidelines clearly point people to Sci-Hub and Libgen, and if the desired content is not there, people are encouraged to supply that content to those who request it. r/Scholar is very popular in the academic world, especially in countries like India where institutions often lack subscriptions to publication-hosting databases, and I can imagine great disappointment if that subreddit were shut down.
Right on, makes sense.
I'm going to need some citations there, you're saying the effects of radio waves on the human body is a subject that hasn't received much attention despite being heavily scrutinized since radio communications become a thing. The cancer scare from radio waves has being going on for significantly longer than you seem to realise and yet has yielded no evidence to suggest there is a casual link between radio wave exposure and cancer.

How much longer will you bash your head against the wall hoping it will get results?

I have no problem studying the effects of new products and technologies before being released to the general public. After all, I like knowing my drugs aren't likely to harm me. The difference here is radio wave exposure has being a subject studied to death and nothing of note has being found. Simply because you believe something to be true or could be true does not award you the right to make the assertion that it's true. Go get the evidence and bring something new to the table instead of torturing everyone involved with this nonsense.
Hello HN,

Founder and main developer here.

Archyn allows to build comparison matrices were any change on an Element is seamlessly cascaded everywhere without hassle.

I've built this because I wanted to have a smart comparison matrix generator without spending too much time on the logic and necessary orchestration.

For the record, all the examples you see in the landing page where built using this generator.

Basically to make your own Matrix you need to:

- Declare the Elements and Groups you'd like to compare,

- Create Qualifers and Affinities to link them (thing 1 "likes" thing 2),

- Create a Matrix and select which Elements or Groups you want to compare,

- Publish your Matrix and copy/paste its proposed code,

- Voilà!

Once done, your Matrix becomes live: any change to its Elements or Affinities will be cascaded down to it automatically.

Some sample data is already loaded when you sign-up so that you can play around to give you an idea about the concept.

Don't hesitate to give the free version a run, it's ad free with no time limit, and any thing you do remains private in your own Workspace (no sharing).

Also with any paid version you get the possibility to publicize your matrices so that you can embed them in your own website as well as an access to the JSON API for more complex scenarios.

AMA, suggestions and critics are welcome.
They don't have the book I am currently reading (or any from that publisher), Die Wand/The wall from Marlen Haushofer - french translation, though but I'd be glad to be proven wrong.

Mind you this is the kind of book I buy, even in ePub format.
The 4th sentence is about watercolor paint:

>Watercolor paint does it by drying, releasing water into the air through evaporation and leaving only the pigments on the page.

This is not glue.
The short answer to "why do I need this" is that there a lot of good paying jobs in using programs to manipulate data, from software engineering to doing analysis in Excel. Maybe those kids are too young for that to be relevant, but that's also the best time to start learning.
Exactly, eating in saves me a lot of money.

Also you usually have more square meter at the same price point.
This is the kind of thinking social media enables. When everyone in your group already agrees with what you say, the standards of thought fall due to lack of challenge.
This is a pretty classic prisoner's dilemma. Anyone who defects earns $3k more a month and has no appreciable affect on the rent for any other units they may own. Unless landlords are very unusually scrupulous, the resulting equilibrium won't look like a monopoly.
What then is the proper response upon finding a hidden camera in an airbnb?
>There was a paper a little while ago, they directly identified pages by mitm-ing HTTPS by using meta-data (page size alone IIRC). Success was something like 80%.

Link please. I don't doubt what you're saying, I'm just really interested in reading more about this.
On Prismo Data Loss
I am a native speaker, and "promiscuous" is definitely a negative, pejorative term. (Dictionary definitions are good at capturing the denotation of a word, but are sometimes less good at explaining its connotations. If your dictionary lists additional/alternate definitions of this one that apply in non-sexual contexts, look at those to see if they appear to carry positive or negative implications.)
My high school (years 1987-90) was crazily well equipped – we actually had two rooms full of BBC Micros and gasp an Archimedes. What's more, they were networked so we could chat to each other ... in between political simulation games. Thought it was called "Prime", but perhaps it was Great Britain Ltd: http://bbcmicro.co.uk/index.php?search=Simulation+%28Politic...

I don't recall actually having classes there so perhaps I only used them at lunch hours. We did also have a BBC Micro-on-a-trolley in my form room though, and I do remember vaguely impressing my classmates by "hacking" some BASIC Lunar Lander game to start with -1 lives, ensuring the "decrement, check against zero" game over condition would never trip. Though in reality that just gave some of the kids licence to never relinquish control, since their game never finished.
Ask HN: Are olive trees plantations viable as Mars colony's food primer?
Early Asia Minor- and Greek-native cultures were olives' derivatives based. Beside the huge problem related to shipping grown-enough trees to another planet (some families can be as low as 2 tons per tree), is it scientifically possible to adapt them to grow on Mars?
The painting opposite of Mona Lisa is the The Wedding at Cana. It's one of the most impressive paintings in Louvre (I think it's the largest). I have wondered if they placed it there as a joke.

There is over 100 people in the painting being busy and only person looking outward directly towards Mona Lisa is Jesus looking surprised. Mona Lisa is looking directly at Jesus and smirks.
Clickbait title on HN? He said it's one of the first, not the very first one. Also just say "request". Anyone interested in an old npm package being deprecated will probably know this module. "request is being deprecated on NPM" is eye catching enough.
If people knew when to stop, we wouldn't have addiction problems. If people knew what was bad for them and could stop, well, that would be a very different world.
What happened to all the landlords who owned a building when rent controlled was first introduced? Most got stuck with a huge future loss.

Seems weird to subsidize one side but not the other.
Linux Mint's Sobering Update: A Glimpse into the Personal Struggles Devs Face
Put tape over it.
Even they've gone down that route. 4chan's been split into two domains with the NSFW boards on the original and the SFW boards (or as safe as 4chan ever gets) on the other.
> If he literally created the universe and all the laws of nature, couldn’t he create such a concept?

What is not, is not. Omnipotence means "being able to do anything that is possible to do", not "being able to do anything that is possible to be spoken of". Re-stating your argument:

* "He could even make a square circle"
* "He could even tell a true falsehood"
* "He could even do that which contradicts itself"

Making a rock too large to lift is "He could even make something that He could not control". What you have wound up rhyming with is Anselm's argument for the existence of God [1] - for if your god can make a rock to heavy for him to lift, then there exists a greater omnipotence that could lift that rock. Therefore, your god is not omnipotent, and is not god.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proslogion#Faith_Seeking_Under...
Weird how Zuckerberg is actually pushing for this kind of action:
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/30/mark-zuckerberg-calls-for-ti...

Makes me smell a rat. Perhaps a world in which Facebook can delete whatever posts they choose at the drop of a hat citing vague 'issues' is one they actively want?
Sex is not the be all and end all of living an awesome life. Just because blind nature created you rife with the instinctual passion of desire does not mean you have to live as a slave to it.

Channel that desire into hobbies that are actually interesting to you, and enjoy life.

Sex, intimacy, relationships, marriage and the like do not automatically guarantee you happiness, as perfectly illustrated by this masterpiece: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0147612/
Streisand [https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand] automates the setup of several different VPN services on cloud providers.
Yes: western society is notoriously becoming non-monogamous, and it is indeed unrivaled.
Pie is a utility library for dealing with slices in Go
Is this a serious comment? Are we flinging accusations without explanation now? The bias seems all yours.
Dunno man, but I hope it survives. Even if it is banned, maybe it'll pop up as a different community elsewhere?
On top of this it's not being deprecated, although it seems they considered that option. It's just going into maintenance mode, which makes sense for a library which is essentially done (and why wouldn't it be, if it's been around for 10 years?).
I’m sorry but this is just silly. The BBC itself reported that California’s independence was something promoted by Russian trolls [1] in late 2017.

The whole article is a nothingburger. “It’s hard to imagine a general deciding to occupy California by force,” with a picture of a bunch of yuppies drinking wine? Get a grip. We shouldn’t be upvoting this, if the BBC wants our clicks they should earn them with solid journalism.

To the author: I understand your intentions were well-meaning. This is just the type of divisive content that the world doesn’t need right now. We can do better.

[1] https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-41853131
New Data Shows Younger MLB Umpires Call Balls and Strikes Better
for how long did you eat the one food item for? ( is that all you would eat?)
The ammount of borderline incel rethoric in this discussion thread is concerning.
Write more, care about your craft in general terms. Then it'll get better. It's a skill, skills get better with more practice. Premature optimization is the root of all evil.
Anonymity made for a healthier internet in my opinion. Nobody cared if xXNinja_420Xx said he was going to kill you or that all left-handed people deserve to be in concentration camps. Everyone still runs their fool mouth same as they used to except now you know it's your cousin Drew or Samantha from accounting saying it. Putting a name and a face on internet bullshit was a horrible development.
medium is just meh!
its becoming quite a common take on social media, especially all the "look at my blog post on how i quit social media" posts on reddit

youtubers/ig accounts are very open about the effects of social media, maybe you should check some other sites to see HN... isn't that unique in this view
Taking away choice and making something illegal are two different things.
AMD EPYC Rome 7nm Zen 2 CPUs to Feature 162 PCie Gen 4 Lanes
What's the reason for being in maintainance mode then ? I don't see it in the post though.
Not necessarily. There are plenty of sexual fantasies out there that simply can't be fulfilled realistically. Even with relatively common and safe ones it can be quite difficult for two people into it to find each other.
And if you were really into Teletext (and had enough cash) you could get an adaptor to download software OTA:
http://www.heyrick.co.uk/software/ttx/ttxouse.html
https://github.com/request/request/issues/3142#issuecomment-...

mikeal commented 6 days ago:

> Let’s just bump the major version when we deprecate. That way most people depending on the project won’t see this error until they try to upgrade to a new major, which means they are actively developing it and really should look for an alternative.
I have no connection with this author, but I wanted to point out that they have a patreon account if your so inclined.
Don't you think this would make the problem worse?
GP did say "absolutely everything." Surely the intent was that "all things for all individuals are available."
Air console is my go-to casual local multilayer gaming platform. Its not great, but it's fun enough.
Or anarchist to far left. Its a dumb game, but we can play if thats your style.
Most of the world (with the US as one of the most notable exceptions) has signed on to the rights of children and they have a right to a safe and sound upbringing. When the parents fail to do that either due to drugs (including alcohol), religion or general neglect/disinterest the child doesn't lose that right.
By your logic, we might as well just take away free will as well.
> there a lot of good paying jobs in using programs to manipulate data

There are even better-paying jobs in managing those people who are using programs to manipulate data.

> Maybe those kids are too young for that to be relevant, but that's also the best time to start learning.

They're 10 and 13, not too young in my opinion to make a judgement call about what is of interest to them. I agree it's a good time to start learning, but my point is that it's probably not a useful subject to force upon people.

Realistically, there will always be kids who feel intrinsically drawn towards computing. They'll learn it regardless. The question is what we do with the rest. Having been a programmer for more than 30 years, I'm hesitant to argue in favor of making more people embark on a career that involves programming than strictly necessary.
> Next time you're out at a fancy restaurant and they have bone marrow GET IT..

As a child I remember enjoying lamb chops, but specifically remember going straight for the delicious yet delicate marrow. I'd suck it out or poke around the short piece of bone with knife to scrape it all out. My parents would even give me their bones pieces to eat while telling me "that's the best part!". Turns out they weren't kidding.
They are long dead. How does it make any sense to give a windfall to a group of owners far removed in time and ownership to “balance” that?
If they consider childporn "not against their community standards", isn't that enough reason to report them to the police and make a huge public stink about this?
China has different requirements than the rest of the world. It'd probably be good to have a pilot chime in here (one who flies both in China and ROW). For instance they allocate flight levels in metric units (most of the world still uses feet, IIRC).
Jack Dorsey at Stanford: The Power of Curiosity and Inspiration (2011)
nothing compares to the traffic social media receives.
1. That's true, I didn't mean to imply that transmute is equivalent, there would definitely be benefits to the feature you're suggesting. But it also brings additional complexity of course.

6. Sorry, I totally missed that part of your comment! A language server won't help in that case. At least wrt to return types though, you're always allowed to specify them for clarity. I can imagine building some tooling that automatically infers and adds explicit return type annotations if they are missing. You could run this as a commit hook if you wanted to enforce that as a coding standard.

8. Right, I was referring to the IFDEF DEMO case (assuming it's used to implement straightforward feature flags). I agree that for the other cases that you mentioned we'd need something else. For now, for some situations, you could compile with different files (e.g. gfx_opengl.mu, gfx_directx.mu, etc.), though it's a pretty crude solution, especially if you want to combine conditions (e.g. Linux + OpenGL). Definitely thinking about this.
I’m surprised reddit let’s the sports stream subreddits stay up.

These are kind of going mainstream and must be a huge thorn in the side of cable companies
'Losing everything has made me stronger'
Show HN: Firefox Plugin Privacy Test Database
Interesting. I wish they hadn't thrown in this nonsense though:

> It's exactly the intricate expressiveness of oil paint that made Renaissance art so sensual and passionate
I agree that attributing this to genetics is somewhat abstract - it would normally be attributed as a phenomenon of psychology. And "more attracted to the negative than the positive" is an ambiguous way of putting what I guess the OP meant - that fear is a more compelling emotional driver than "positive" things such as the desires to consume or procreate. But in the very long run, since this is all the result of evolution (leaving aside for now the possibility that it is all God moving in His mysterious ways, which, whilst I certainly can't disprove, isn't the thrust of the criticism) and considering that these same behavioral preferences are readily observable in all animals and indeed many plants and bacteria, then the suggestion that they are indeed ultimately transmitted and shaped by genetics seems reasonable?
I agree with you, but the way I see GP's point is that people are not running out of data because of non lazy loaded images. If they were, they'd be complaining about how little they can browse or buying bigger subscriptions.

It is also my experience that unlimited bundles (which aren't unlimited anyway, they're just limited to an amount that virtually nobody hits which is quite a difference from "we can make them use as much data as we want") are rare rather than the norm.
Unless someone manually sets the date incorrectly or gets the timezone wrong (assuming the date isn't stored as UTC).
> We need some regulations;

But the regulations are already in place. In the UK especially there are very strict and broad-range hate-speech laws. And most of the content referred to as problematic already breaches the ToS for the platforms mentioned. And evidence suggests those companies have already been pouring resources into trust and safety teams to detect and stop such content.

Getting rid of "problematic" user content on social networks for the masses is a very hard game of whack-a-mole as people quickly adapt their way of sharing content when it's being blocked. Ultimately you'd have to destroy the value of the social network altogether to ensure you block all of it.

This is just going to give legal power for government PR campaigns whenever a particular "problematic" opinion gains too much traction, since it's so vaguely defined that any website with user content could be penalized at any time at an official's discretion regardless of context and whether it's true hate speech or not. All the actual problematic crap (real hate speech, actual abuse/mutilation videos, etc.) will never gain that kind of spotlight and will continue to find new ways to circulate faster than it's stopped.
Solar costs have fallen very rapidly. Four years is forever for this subject. You should acquaint yourself with the basics of the situation.
Given today's culture anonymity is even more important than it ever was. Someone across the world can boycott your place of work and get you sacked for voicing unfashionable opinions. Who will provide for your family then? Don't expect to lean on your partner either, they'll probably push to get her/him sacked too for associating with you.
What legal protection from the NSA does a foreign (to the USA) provider have? Signals intelligence from foreign sources is the NSA's exact mission.

At least the NSA has a purported requirement not to do domestic spying, even if Snowden proved that's not being followed.
Sex, food and shelter are necessary conditions for an "awesome life" for most people. You could argue they aren't sufficient and you need more ( like spirituality, community, etc ), but it's disingenuous to dismiss it as an unnecessary condition that you could distract yourself with hobbies.

Response to (sridca):

Yes, I'm well aware of the difference between need and desire.

But you can't have an "awesome life" if your major desires ( food, shelter and sex ) aren't met.

Also, I said sex is a necessary condition for most people to live an "awesome life", not all people. You misread that part. And by most people, I mean everyone barring the exceptional minority with physical or genetic ailments.

Can you live without sex? Sure. Can you live an "awesome life" without sex. I highly doubt it. But people are willing to rationalize anything I guess.

Food, sex and shelter are pretty much our biological imperatives. Not sure how you can live an "awesome life" without your basic natural desires being met.

But if you are happy living a sexless life, then all the best to you. This is a difference of opinion that we are just going to live with.
It's a cancer. It now has its own subsystem in windows.
Yeah, being able to recognise the garbage I wrote yesterday is an increase in learning. It doesn't necessarily imply that I won't write different garbage today ;-)
Promiscuous is a pejorative term because the act itself is socially seen as negative. There is no way of describing promiscuous behaviour positively, so the choice of word is irrelevant.
Will check this out thank you!!
Yes. http://www.paulgraham.com/hp.html
The article is nice, but some comments look strange:

Your experience, and informative blog post is a strong reminder to remain vigilant and aware.

That's... just weird?

Or it's just me being a paranoic with low empathy score?
request will stop considering breaking changes.

Does the JS community seem to consider that a bad thing...? To me, this sounds more like "is becoming stable" than "is being deprecated".
Something like this: https://youtu.be/wyx6JDQCslE?t=133
Don’t Follow Your Passion: Ben Horowitz at Columbia Business School (2015)
Is Corey still living in the cupboard and cooking fresh bread?