skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So are we talking about what was available or what people could actually afford? Because if it's the later, the Mac II was much more expensive than even the highest end PCs.

You're right though on the color palette. I never understood why Windows nor its applications didn't change it to something less garish than the default CGA palette.
Everything is going to shit and we are all going to die in a horrible, horrible fire while being trampled by giant T-Rexes.
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Fat doesn't make you fat.

If you only eat meat you will loose weight not gain it regardless of how much fat is in it.
Go to war.

Kill civilians.

Get exposed for it.

Put the guy who exposed you behind bars for life.

Nice system.
I wonder how often a pressure like debt really plays a part in bad choices in the day to day business world.
> The person writing this has to repeat frequently that they're OK with the <toast> element; it's quite funny how hard they try not to upset people.

I don't know - I kind of figured that was part of the joke - I thought it was pretty clever.
Google also proposes a new toggle switch control element for html. A lot of new stuff coming from Google. Will Safari and Firefox give up?
https://discourse.wicg.io/t/proposal-a-toggle-switch-control...
>There's all these minor issues that get on your nerves

Have you tried reaching out to the developers in order to make your issues visible?
That’s still plenty abusive.
> CATO Institute and the Heritage Foundation

Why aren't they mentioned on this blog post or the Galileo page?
Case in point: "China Unveils New Armoured Vehicle Capable Of Launching 12 Suicide Drones"

https://www.defenseworld.net/news/24744/China_Unveils_New_Ar...
It's far from good bread.

I love good bread, grew up with proper bread. I have tried most substitutions they just don't do it.
Civilization has improved _so far_.
The underlying reason for that is the cheap and abundant energy source (fossil fuels). The bill for that is due and it will materialize by those metrics going down again.
i think of exporting like compiling. the .xcf is the "source" (layers, non-destructive effects, vector paths, etc), and i only want to save when i'm working on that. when i want to "build" it into a flat .png that people can actually use, i export it.
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Thanks, glad you liked it!

The car demo looks pretty cool maybe I can use that for another project.
While it's very likely these attacks are related to HK protests, it's simply not true that Telegram has "traced" this attack to China.

"IP addresses coming mostly from China" accurately describes most botnets, this tells us essentially nothing about the attackers.
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Debian will probably get PPAs
Alexander Wirt (formorer) mentioned at MiniDebConfHamburg (https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/de/2019/MiniDebConfHamburg#talk_schedule_v1.0.1) that there probably will be the possibility of creating Debian PPAs soon.

Watch from about 39min20s onward:
http://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2019/miniconf-hamburg/lightning_talks_demos.webm
If the size of a struct is changed through hot-code reloading then how does the runtime react?
They think Spain is under GMT, and not.

Dear Americans/Europeans: At 2PM we aren't under a siesta. We are just having lunch, that's why every shop is closed.
Cash still works exactly the way it always has, (almost) nobody is going to turn down your business because you don't pay by an app.
I just checked, I can still save as a pdf in Word 2016. So it's in two different places
Finally!! So happy to see the italian transposition of HN/lobste.rs to my language. So happy :)

Thanks a lot, chobeat!
Yeah, though I think we could have referenced a few more works in the reservoir computing area. Will keep that in mind for the next draft.
The history of Jews and Christianity is also a fascinating study. It's not appropriate to go into religious issues here, but to anyone with an interest in theology, please consider giving it a look.
Ask HN: I want to create a software business, where do I start?
I'm sure a lot of us feel the same way, I know I do. We have great ideas for software but when we actually start thinking about creating a business, there are many legal hurtles we have to jump over in order to make everything "official."

To those who have done it, can you share advice with us? Is it possible starting a one-man business? Are there companies that help startups get their feet off the ground with the necessary resources?
Toe-may-toe, toe-mah-toe. Both are just as respectful. Elmer Fudd is just more specific with regard to the type of impediment. Although, as jameskegel pointed out, Rhotacism is most specific.
Hilarious, and depressing, in ~equal measure.
Is there a moral alternative to a 9, 10 or 12 billion population?

Actively reducing the population of the planet is tricky, if you don't want to wait for it to flatten / fall off naturally.

And stuff like Chinas one child policy is both hard to enforce and takes time to take effect. So you might still peak over your target population.

It's also questionable if such a policy is moral in itself.
I agree with mostly everything except when it comes to drugs I’m not impressed.

My perspective is that a large crowd of potential buyers must need the “researchers find the new drug results exiting” to actually make their transactions. Similar for a mindset of clicking on ads. The marketers would prefer ads on content making a person genuinely excited.
Some people may care about the math issues (not a problem I've hit personally), but I would wager many many more people care how it looks. Especially the millions of users who download it because their friend told them to, open it, get a negative first impression, barely use it, and then pay Microsoft.
Very nice. This would be a nice improvement to GitHub itself, I think they should consider it.
https://www.bunafarmacie.ro/ro/cialis-generic.html cool site
Is this comment a joke?
I’ve also thought this in the past, and I know basically nil about British politics, but in the States at least, these declarations can control what pool of money you can use to work against the problem.

For example, Trump declared immigration a national emergency in an attempt to use funds to build the wall that he would not have otherwise been able to do so. See the second paragraph of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Emergency_Concernin...
My dermatologist is Dr. Marghoo, he writes a lot of the books on melanomas and is one of the biggest experts in the world in this matter. I think he would say it exist but I can ask him next time.

https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/doctors/ashfaq-marghoob
Challenge to HN: Reinforcement Learning to replicate this behaviour in Unity/Unreal and write a blog post about it.
Well, races are artificially created by inbreeding and culling. I don't know if it have ever been done for humans, but this might be the wrong word.

And i won't trust any geneticist who don't know that given that a geneticist taught me that.
Not reliably. Some seconds are a lot more valuable than others.
Not to be confused with WeeChat. The curses terminal irc client.
> And unless you're a cryptographer, you ABSOLUTELY SHOULD NOT roll your own encryption, and even then you're likely to screw things up.

I agree with this, but given this, how do you build a secure protocol that any programmer can implement themselves? Just saying "don't do it" will lead to posts like these that conclude that security might not be worth sacrificing the self-reliance. But this article also does offer some potential solutions, like tunneling the insecure protocol over a secure channel. I think that would be a better solution for this issue than the library you are proposing.
Reminds me of this music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4taIpALfAo
Do commute through central London? I'm pretty sure i know the answer but its nice to be polite and ask.
Boots on the ground with logistics to back them beat any army of kids with keyboards. Wartime hacking can only be used to cripple enemy capabilities to some limited extent. It cannot replace taking physical action. In fact, civilian infrastructure is certainly easier to hack than the ad hoc field networks employed by militaries. But attacking civilian infrastructure and critical services like hospitals is a war crime of then worst kind. Doing something like that is unthinkable. The effects would be more like firebombing a city.
"Well known quack" sources ?

And btw you linked an article with the following conclusion : "The video confirmed what I already knew from evaluating the published evidence: it is healthier to eat more plant-based foods and less red meat."
Insufficient sleep could be suppressing voter turnout
I know what I'm doing, too. Thus, I can learn to use another menu item to do what I want.

The save vs export change only hits against habits. It took me a while to figure it out at the time but these days I practically only ever use "Export as" because I know what I want and I know what I'm doing, and how to do it in later Gimp versions.

While I didn't like the change it does make sense. Loading and saving in Gimp is about native formats. Saving to a bitmap format loses much of the data so calling it an export is quite appropriate. Before, Gimp was always nagging about whether I'm sure I want to save as jpeg because I wouldn't be saving my Gimp state that way. That wasn't pleasant either.
Again, whatever effect this selection has (with quantized increments of the length of a generation), it's completely drowned in memetic and technological evolution(s) which currently operate at the speed of Tweet. In your particular example, this arguably derails biological evolution completely - the decision to have kids, and how many kids to have, is dominated by economic and (secondarily) cultural considerations, which change significantly between generations. Evolution will have hard time identifying genes to promote, when the minimum unit of change is probably "how smart people are" or "how social people are", both having many more reasons for being favoured by natural selection.
We didn't, the files were originally leaked last Wednesday
The average person’s reading speed is slower than commonly thought
> whether the big drop in crude prices in 2014 was due to supply or demand

Ins't the answer both? But mostly increases in supply from North American drilling and fracking.
Took me 10 clicks to figure out the links to results were in the mobile hamburger menu, and not found anywhere on the actual page.

Poor mobile design.
Do you even listen to yourself? "It doesn't matter that the product doesn't actually work, what's really turning off users is that it isn't pretty enough!". No wonder so much open source software sucks.
1. The band had a 3rd party digitize some old tapes.

2. Someone at that 3rd party copied and leaked the data.

3. One of the recipients (or the leaker) posed as Hoserama and tried to extort/sell/release them for $$$.

4. The band chose to release them for $, undercutting the fake.
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If this passes as economics at an elite university the west is doomed.
Is there a black/underground solution for this?

I can imagine supplying some needy soul with a phone kitted out with a different country's international roaming plan, so that that IMEI was never registered locally, nor associated with a Saudi citizen.
This is really cool, congrats on shipping!
They mean we can stop worrying about those homeowners who oppose an apartment building being built near them on the basis that it reduces property values. Because if the drop in values doesn’t hurt them until they sell then they have no right to complain about property values today when the apartment is built.
There's a reference to the "browser's shared module cache". Anyone know what that is?
Proxies trace back their origin in mirrors/mirages in metaprogramming for OO languages. (shoutout to AmbientTalk) It's a very Smalltalk way of doing reflection and intersection.

Do you mean that it lacks syntactic abstractions to be called metaprogramming?
If you only use the functionality the target format has (e.g. you want to paint an arrow on a PNG image) then you are actually saving. If you tried to save in a format that would end up with data loss, GIMP could simply display a dialog warning you about it, like other programs that support saving to several formats of different capabilities do.
here’s an article on the economics. it doesn’t assert 2 weeks but it might not be wildly far off https://qz.com/1325064/scooters-might-actually-have-good-uni...
It seems they only had 5 total of the Exocets to fire.

One hit the HMS Sheffield, two hit the merchant ship Atlantic Conveyor, and one hit the destroyer HMS Glamorgan. So that's 4 of the 5.

I think they just ran out of missiles.

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-17256975

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exocet#The_Falklands_War
> The A-10C is a terrible CAS platform these days thanks to MANPADs.

As far as I am aware no A-10 has ever been lost to MANPADS or small-calibre fire. Instead several have returned to base with significant damage, exactly as intended with redundant systems.

The A-10 was designed to operate over Central Europe in the face of radar-laid 23mm guns and Gecko & Grail light SAMs. Its primary targets were in fact AAA, SAM vehicles and command tanks whilst CAS was secondary.
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Yet we are still somehow free to publish or post articles such as these without being arrested, tortured, interrogated, electrocuted, and having our heads locked in a rage cage. Perhaps the author is exaggerating just a bit.
I've always been in love with riot.js. It's take on web components is super simple and elegant. This looks like another really neat library.
Besides payments, WeChat is inextricably tied to everything you do in China from chatting with your friends to buying a movie ticket to visa renewals. I've spent over 400 nights in Chinese cities and I depend on WeChat like I depend on water.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WeChat#Features
I really love the look and feel of this. Can anyone give a few pointers as to how to achieve something similar? I know it's rather simplistic, but it's really elegant.
You sure it isn't because they could only transfer their shares to accredited investors?
Just a comment on the name: as a Python dev when I saw Pika I immediately thought the RabbitMQ Python package: https://pypi.org/project/pika/

May or may not be an issue for this project. Just bringing it up for visibility.
I don't really get it. How can a "leaker" have any leverage at all? The type of person that will stumble on a leak wasn't a customer in the first place.
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like sass-loader? A big part of the list are dev utils that are not related to graphql at all...
We’ve found timeouts are very effective with our kids. Although one parent is more consistent about applying them than the other. One thing we’ve learned is that time out with an angry child is not especially effective. So as our kids have gotten older we will have them owe us a time out for when they’re more calm and can actually get something from it.

We’ve also found devices are gold for discipline. Our routine is 20 min before bed on weekdays, 20 min after meals on weekends. Usually we just have to threaten losing screen time, ie if I ask them to pick up theirs shoes 5 times the sixth time will be “or else”.

Generally consistency is key, and picking your battles as the author alludes to.

There is one downside to raising children in a consistent, predictable, and logical environment. That is; they’re less prepared to deal with chaotic people and situations as adults.
Yes, during plant collection animals die as well.

Not nearly as many, of course, and the same products are eaten by meat eaters as well, and most plants are grown for animal feeding, but yes, it's impossible to live a regular human life and not indirectly hurt animals, humans or the environment. You can try to minimize it, though.
They are very much concentration camps, the extermination camps or death camps of WWII were distinct from the ones that housed prisoners for transport and forced labor.

In the United States, migrants are packed in like cattle, deprived of medicine and personal possessions, tortured and mocked by guards, and fed rotted meat and food. Despite them not being death camps, children are still dying at these sites. It only seems like rage-bait because it is too horrifying for many to actually believe. Immigrants are fleeing the threat of death to be seperated from their families, stripped, beaten, and deprived of basic human necessities. Given the fact that they are ignoring laws and regulations that guarantee basic human rights, these camps are extrajuducial and crimes against humanity.

ICE breaks into homes and forcibly removes children and parents from their families, much like the federal fascist police in Germany. My ancestors came to this country to avoid what is happening right now.

It is the personal responsibility of many journalists to highlight and bring attention to injustice, despite the factors of profit motive. Here are some articles with images to make it more real.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/900-migrants-found-texas-fac...

https://cbs4local.com/news/local/dangerous-detention-conditi...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/us-has-hit-breaking-...
That's a constrained simulation, not the real world.
Yaas, Mary Meeker'queen of the internet' put out her internet trends report 2019
One study isn't scientific fact.
I believe Github is working on similar features at the moment. They have been open-sourcing a lot of parser technology recently.
I mean, he is actually poking fun at Medium in one of the mock-ups that illustrate the article. Look at the title bar and the URL: https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1*Gfb0mEijJO5D263uD....
It says:

> Still, some very cool improvements are also available:

...before listing those changes. So the changes are from this release.

It's just easy to miss that sentence because of the large comic.
British lapdogs of American corporate, kleptoplutocratic hegemony.
Clippy html tag for animated virtual assistant. That's cool.

https://www.keralaholidays.com/
> We live in a world, where

The comma should not be used there.
Export is "Save to a different file as a potentially different format", so it is the same action. Unless you use functionality that the format you are trying to save to doesn't support, then you can resume your work. If you try to use functionality that the target format doesn't support, GIMP could simply tell you so, like what many other programs that support multiple save file formats already do.

So no, the developers do not know better than $GENERIC_USER, at least not this particular $GENERIC_USER.
> There is one downside to raising children in a consistent, predictable, and logical environment. That is; they’re less prepared to deal with chaotic people and situations as adults.

Do things differently in the weekend.
In your scenario, who is behind the "cluster of damning reports"? Liberals? Poland? Russia? China? Defense contractor competitors? I agree with the second part of your comment.
Naturally, going onwards, places and things that one cannot buy and/or go without an e-wallet will gradually increase, right?
And almost every benchmark will run on one of those motherboards, or do you have a list of curated benchmarks where they were done with TDP limitations per spec?
I was referring to the first sentence: "Most of the items explained are non-issues and part of why Golang is how it is today."

It's an objective fact they removed features in Scala (I think that's a good thing). But dismissing the pointed issues as non-issues without explanation is what rubbed me the wrong way.
They are more like intended consequences.
I suggest it is particularly difficulty if you have no method or approach to apply. That in itself says a lot about an applicants design and programming ability. Given that much of software development is about modeling systems (real or imagined) into code, is it too much to ask that a "programmer" know something about it?
There is a difference though: when Firefox was launched, it was still possible to develop a browser from scratch (like Opera was doing back then), and hence lively competition. Nowadays, with WHATWG HTML's feature creep (the HTML "living standard" spec alone weighing in at 1250 pages and 13.3 MB as a PDF, plus tens of CSS specs all over the place, and JavaScript a moving target), that's infeasible for even a nation-state budget.
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I have been coding frontend, backend and other system things since at least 2007 and the state of web development scares me. I shouldnt need a build tool to get JS on a website. I should be able to just run JS on a website. The web went from extremely simple and usable to "oh my what the hell is this?" It gets worse when you code frontend on proprietary systems that are hard to extend. Ever had to override something in Bootstrap with your own CSS files?
So compared to this Google looks like a mom and pop shop when it comes to data collection..but now think about the frame here. It is done in China not in the /free/ world..
It is curious that Google is perfectly fine keeping an Intel embargo for a long while when it affects them, but is very strict about disclosure when the exploit affects others.
IPFS has had public releases since 2015 with rhetoric implying general utility, not to mention $300M in funding. If it’s still “pre-alpha software” that’s not a mere communications problem.
Yeah, but security incidents like that happen every month. We should be long bored of it.
How's any of that corruption? Regressive, short-sighted, unfair maybe, but I don't see the corruption?
If your child is too angry or upset for timeout do you just wait until they calm down and apply punishment? What about tantrums in public or somewhere where timeout can’t exactly work?

Expecting parent. Can’t wait for September when my daughter is due!
For the trillion(s) that have gone into this fighter, one could wonder if there were other better uses of that money.

Even if defense is a necessary evil, it should be obvious by now that electronic (cyber - forgive me) warfare is the future of military.

Why attack with physical weapons when you can literally shut down the power to an entire country? Or jam its communications en masse. Or cripple its transportation infrastructure.
Vim, neovim remote comand execution flaw
Slightly misleading title. The microprocessor wouldn't be made-in-Europe, only designed in Europe and turned into silicon somewhere else. AFAIK there are no fabs in Europe that could manufacture this chip.
the F-35 is only supposed to be sold to close allies anyway so I doubt secrecy from the US is on the top of buyers' minds? conversely, they'd likely engage in joint exercises with the US.
If you don't needed the reactivity, I can see how you could solve your performance problems easier without Meteor. However, if you actually need the reactivity, what other tools/frameworks give you a similar convenient reactivity system with better performance? And there are some solutions within the Meteor community: https://github.com/cult-of-coders/redis-oplog (with some trade-offs)
In a healthy society very few people find the junkie lifestyle appealing so that's not really much of a problem.