skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Something to consider:

From Wikipedia: “X-Ray Specs are an American novelty item, purported to allow the user to see through or into solid objects. In reality the glasses merely create an optical illusion; no X-rays are involved. The current paper version is sold under the name "X-Ray Spex"; a similar product is sold under the name "X-Ray Gogs".”

“X-Ray Specs consist of an outsized pair of glasses with plastic frames and white cardboard "lenses" printed with concentric red circles, and emblazoned with the legend "X-RAY VISION".

“The "lenses" consist of two layers of cardboard with a small hole about 6 millimetres (0.24 in) in diameter punched through both layers. The user views objects through the holes. A feather is embedded between the layers of each lens. The vanes of the feathers are so close together that light is diffracted, causing the user to receive two slightly offset images. For instance, if viewing a pencil, one would see two offset images of the pencil. Where the images overlap, a darker image is obtained, supposedly giving the illusion that one is seeing the graphite embedded within the body of the pencil. As may be imagined, the illusion is not particularly convincing.

“X-Ray Specs were long advertised with the slogan "See the bones in your hand, see through clothes!" Some versions of the advertisement featured an illustration of a young man using the X-Ray Specs to examine the bones in his hand while a voluptuous woman stood in the background, as though awaiting her turn to be "X-rayed".
Yes because C++ doesn't have a standardized ABI, and C++ language concepts sometimes map badly to other languages, while C is sort of a lowest-common-demoninator (pretty much any language can call C functions through some sort of FFI mechanism).

The usual workaround is to wrap the C++ API into a C API.
A compliant C compiler is probably a year's work in a modern language give or take?
"Heavy" means hard-for-the-person (i.e. 3-5 rep maxes). If you found 2x bodyweight a good starting weight, then congrats, but that's not a realistic standard to enforce almost everyone. I've pulled 235kg at 100kg raw (no straps or belt), which is advanced-beginner or pissweak-intermediate, but training to get there involved starting with about 140kg, not 200kg.

Heavy lifting and trying hard is important, like you say, but it's a relative thing to experience, genetics, age, etc. I've seen grannies pull 1.1x bodyweight and I'd say they were lifting "heavy".
I think that kind of word use is inevitable and actually a sign of something good. It for me shows that people know about these things but they are percieved to be so unbelievably horrible that they feel unreal and as such can serve as metaphors.

I know these things happened, happen and most likely will happen and such metaphors are unpleasant for people affected, but I think it's natural language evolution.

People still get murdered occasionally and families of murder victims might be uneasy when they hear about someone that "he killed her with this joke!" but it won't prevent people from using that phrase because murders are so rare for most people that the word gradually loses its literal meaning.
There is QML and it can compile natively for many platforms.

With the same source code, my applications are natively compiled to:

Linux, Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, QNX, Browser (WebAssembly / WebGL Streaming)

And you are free to theme it as you like, one example:

https://imgur.com/Ti02n6Y
Genes for C. elegans turn up in autism, schizophrenia and other human disorders
Link is broken. Article available at https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/science/are-we-living-simulated...
Electron apps have unfettered access to the system (through node.js), they aren't just webpages.
> Use Electron, then everyone on all OSes will hate your application. /s

Actually this is a real benefit.

It means no one will show up and convince people on your project to waste time packaging your software for [pick a Linux Distribution].

Now instead of getting user reports from a hall of mirrors of various packages for various distros with various states of dependency disrepair, you've got one central source of truth.
No. Everyone hates web UI's, including users and programmers.

But we need them because they're the only cross-platform and device-independent solution.
I honestly thought you were setting up a joke. “If I take zinc the cold lasts a week, if I don’t...”

Colds last a week. That’s normal.
> What I've learned from this is that if you Google for some popular product, the first 5 pages are going to be SEO-optimized shilling sites. Just skip to page 10.

This is a big problem with Google, today. Say I want to search for something - not to buy it - just some facts. The immediate first pages are all sites on how to buy, costs, online stores. I have to go to 8 or 9 to start seeing what I want.

This is today's Google.
Why naive? What is wrong relying on volunteers? Goal is to hide your traffic from ISP and your real IP from internet. Volunteer's VPN do just fine :)

> dubious anonymous traffic

price of freedom from corps and govs.
I’m also Dutch, and the only place I see the Dutch Reach being mentioned is on Hacker News every few years in articles like this one. Never ever has come up in my daily life here in NL.
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20 years of indoctrination, obvious and covert, tends to produce a very strong national identity. This coupled with a sufficiently different culture at home makes one unwilling to settle in a country full of strangers worshipping money and freedom of individuals. They come to the US to learn from the best and replicate what works back home for the country.

Of course, there are those that don’t. That’s beside the point, there always are.
Facebook Set Out to Destroy Google Plus (2016)
"But after 12 hours of launch, due to viral articles and clickbaits, the software had been hacked and modified. With multiple illecit DeepNude version in the web, anonymous and unknown users, virus and malware, the assumption of security dissolved soon. There are no valid security systems, when hackers from all over the world attack you."

What does it mean???
Private "personal use". Creepy, but not harassing if it never leaves the user's computer. Celebrity fakes have existed for decades, it's very possible I'm naive, but I assumed it was for, uh, fantasy aides.
Because $100,000,000 is an absolutely laughable price for such a large area of land, even back then? How is this even a question? Denmark would have been stupid to sell.
Why is there not DeepCat? Turns everyone into kitteh.
Tangentially, I think the future of optimization in CL and similar languages is run time optimization/compilation. For example, the goal should be to make (typical cases of) generic function dispatch as fast as inlined structure field access, even in the presence of the possibility of redefinition of the functions and classes. This is not easy, since these may get redefined while calls to functions using them are on the stack.
I haven't had great experiences with Snap packages, to be honest. And the fact that they use their own sandboxed filesystem is really inconvenient for an image editing app.

I probably won't be installing any more Snap packages.
It’s for harassment.

People who even look at this are basically outing themselves as terrible people, or utterly devoid of empathy.
Abigail Echo-Hawk on the art and science of 'decolonizing data'
Libra, Facebook's new cryptocurrency – better sit that one out
You don’t think an authoritarian regime that claims human rights are “Western rights” and denies most aspects of classical liberalism is worse than the US?

No man is wrong except the man who says he’s right...
Yeah that's completely inaccurate. There is a plethora of evidence that suggests this was done with the support of the Russians.

From the type of equipment used, the position of the launcher, public Twitter publications with bragging about shooting down a plane, phone surveillance, and more.
> [0] - I'd argue, all.

Nope! I take no joy and have no interest in creating, building, and improving things. I like buying stuff, watching TV, scrolling through the Internet, and that’s more or less it.

Just passing time until I die.
I tend to use a breadknife.
Are you primarily a JS/front-end dev?

Because this is crazy to me! Some languages only use for loops (Go).
> because of (IMO) Microsoft/Apple/Canonical.

> If they had a really, really good GUI foundation.

It is not true at all. They already have really nice GUI foundations. Brining the web tech to desktop apps gots so popular because the web is won so that devs are forced to make web apps, not because it is better than the "traditional" GUI development.
That would be fine in an ideal world where both sides have good faith, but in our real world China is doing everything it can to ratchet into dominance rather than mutual reliance.
On Privacy Risks of Public WiFi Captive Portals
A cold is basically a defence response that attacks everything
That is interesting, but openvpn also has clients for android, macos, ios and windows as well as linux (gnome nmcli has it baked in, you can just import an ovpn file)
Well, Electron is essentially a server and chromium, so there should also be a way to execute nodejs code inside the browser then... which would break sandboxing.

I think this isn’t really a problem of Electron, but more to Chromium.
We bundle python inside the binary and it’s fine. I don’t think I’ll hate command line programs that embed nodejs inside the binary.

It’s the Chromium that’s problematic, and just by switching Chromium to the native WebView will make Electron apps much, much more lightweight.
JavaFX is great and looks fantastic, surprised it’s not used more
Ok, say I made a quiz where I ask you about what `((((16 <= 16) << 16) >> 16) <= 16)` evaluates to. I could give you the options 0, 1, 16, or "I don't know". If I as a quiz author wanted to test your knowledge about shift operators and esoteric uses of equality operators and your ability to reason through an expression, I would mark "1" as correct, and "0", "16", and "I don't know" as incorrect (I would include the "I don't know" option just because that's a common thing to do in quizzes, to not force people to guess one of the options if they don't actually know the answer).

My point isn't that there's no logically consistent answer. My point is that there are _two_ logically consistent answers, and which one is correct depends on the unknowable state of mind of the quiz author. On the other hand, if the options included "It's implementation defined" or "it's undefined", the author would have made their expectations clear, and the quiz would actually test people's knowledge of C rather than people's ability to try to reason about what sort of answer the author expects.
My point is that sometimes you don't have a single "thread" of calculation. Putting rbind into a pipe like you did is somewhat artificial (broken symmetry) and doesn't work so well if there is some pre-processing before the merge and some post-processing after the merge (or if we have two or more essentially different arguments in a function that need some preprocessing). You may say that having multiple pipes, one merge operation (or whatever the function with multiple inputs is), and then a downstream pipe is the "human readable" way to do that. I'm not sure if that makes programmers able to handle some nesting superhuman or subhuman :-)

Teaching a "paradigm" can be too limiting. Looking at some random tutorial on the web:

"To demonstrate the above advantages of the pipe operator, consider the following example.

round(cos(exp(sin(log10(sqrt(25))))), 2)
# -0.33

"The code above looks messy and it is cumbersome to step through all the different functions and also keep track of the brackets when writing the code.
"The method below uses magrittr‘s pipe (%>%) and makes the function calls easier to understand.

sqrt(25) %>%
log10() %>%
sin() %>%
exp() %>%
cos() %>%
round(2)
# -0.33

Really? Do we want to teach people that the code below is so much better than the code above?

What do we expect them to do if they find something like

100*exp(cumsum(0.6*diff(log(STOCKS))+0.4*diff(log(BONDS))))

which is a perfectly readable way of calculating the evolution of the value of a 60/40 portfolio of stocks and bonds from the value of each component at each rebalancing date?

http://thatdatatho.com/2019/03/13/tutorial-about-magrittrs-p...
Since when is the Chinese government in the business of compromising ordinary Americans? It's a daily occurence for marginalised people in the US to get arrested for minor drug offences, or be stuck in airport security or police checks, or more and more relevant facial recognition systems.

What the average American does not need to worry about is the Chinese coming after him because he smoked pot on the weekend. The primary threat to American civil liberties is their own government, not distant foreign ones.
All the info you state comes from NATO/US investigations. So yeah, not biased. On your logic, then what about the trajectory being disputed and simulated to have come from Ukrainian positions. All evidence used from Western sources of investigation. It's not who shouts loudest is the innocent party.
So much for busybodies' success with pressuring Apple to take down apps that feature or generate fake nudes.

Now let's just get over it, shall we?
Rationalwiki defers to Wikipedia on some things but writes articles on topics when they think the Wikipedia article doesn't go far enough in a direction they would like. Most rationalwiki articles would be redundant if their goal wasn't to overwrite Wikipedia
That seems like a very bold claim on the face of it. Do you have any examples?
Cloudfront may only be a transfer away but bandwidth pricing is so expensive you can not afford it for video streaming.
You honestly don't know why the person you're replying to is concerned and wants GitHub to remove this? I get some may have a different opinion, but to not even BE AWARE that this raises ethical questions is pretty bizarre.
I think I have technically broken my lease on that score in every single place I have ever rented.
Was that bad for Danes?
Full-stack, spent most of my time on the backend in ruby or scala.
To me, the eye-candy of 2019 is often uglier and worse then the one of the 2000s, since the fashion these days is for 'flat' interfaces, and the UI latency seems to be a bit higher.
An article was published earlier by Sixth Tone on the same subject:
http://www.sixthtone.com/news/1004231/Itsy-Bitsy
I don't know if it's generic, but in my town (Eindhoven, also NL), the argument is that a less car friendly city centre makes the shops harder to reach, encouraging people from neighbouring towns to go elsewhere where it's faster to get to and cheaper to park.

It's a reasonable argument that the city is now trying to address by making free parking on the city border plus a free bus into town.
He’d get a bullet in China.
Yes. It is a good idea to have Huawei tech embedded in American infrastructure.

First. The allegations against Huawei are BS driven by internal US politics.

Secondly where does this weird nationalism lead us? To a world where there is no Chinese router or chipset in American infrastructure. And by extension no American router or chipset in Chinese infrastructure.

That is a world which is a lot poorer and filled with unconstructive paranoia.
Just point them to the make files and have them compile it,
I personally I am more happy if you offer a .tar.gz build that I can run without root then a .deb . It happened that someone had a .deb ut I did not trust them, so I unpacked the .deb and runt he application directly.

Anyway if you don't have a Linux system and your program is open source then the useers should contribute packages. For closed source programs then you are fine with a cross distro method, like I seen small games made with Unity,Unreal,RenPy,RPG Maker that are also packagted for linux into a .zip archive and nobody complained and asked for special packages.

There are assholes Linux users out-there but is the same in all communities where you have entitled people that think their opinions are the truth.
I strongly disagree.

Complex web UIs in general have perceivable latency and are perceivably sluggish for me. I noticed how bad the problem is when I noticed some latency in responding to mouse clicks in a React application I was developing. After unsuccessfully trying to bring it down, I compared it to a handful of other web apps I use routinely, and then a handful of native desktop apps. When I did that it became depressingly obvious how conditioned I am to the poor responsiveness of these UIs.

For the record, this is all on a 4-core i7 machine with an NVMe SSD and 16GB of RAM. It's fair to say that the average machine where these are used is far lower.
distributing the images is an ethical concern. Making them? i dont know. Can we ban people for "mentally undressing" someone? Plus this codebase will most certainly be used to make more interesting effects than simply undressing. It is inevitable that future movies will be made by mediocre-looking actors.
It's really not about entertaining my kids constantly. It's that a baby and a toddler are a lot of work even if they do spend hours entertaining themselves.
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There is at least one toolkit around that can do this: Qt. Yes, you can only use it from C++ in a meaningful way, but it has all the building blocks for designing, styling and animating UIs that you might wish for. I don't think the extent to which this is possible is known by most HN users. It is quite easy to write e.g. conditional widget style sheets that change widget appearance based on widget state (e.g. failing input validation) without a single line of C++ code required.

WPF can also be styled extensively, at least in theory, but this is much harder to accomplish. MS has developed Blend to assist with this, but you still need a deep knowledge of the internal hierarchy if elements of a widget to get good results.
It looks like the writer forgot to omit some .pyc files which disclose their name. Searching for their name and "DeepNude" on Google locates some interesting articles (some of which are removed due to EU data protection laws) with their name, age, and location. Anonymity is hard.
This is true and this is why America is a republic not a democracy.
This type of comment has gotten so bad in some topics lately that I just skim through topics to find ones that don't start with "I"
> So, it seems that ExpressVPN have a good marketing budget and little else.

you don't happen to work for any one of the competition do you? anyhow I have been very happy with them, their servers tend to be pretty fast. So add that positive anecdote to his negative anecdote, how useless.
Which they're wholly not capable of doing. They just do it because there's little alternative available yet.
I'm not sure that is exactly how I would describe the Manx.
It can be used to create pornographic images of strangers without their consent. I'm honestly surprised that you don't find it objectionable.
The parents question is reasonable. If Intel can ship decent WiFi chips it begs the question why not modems.
Yeah, but the key is you don't want to install third-party apps. You already have IKEv2 client within your OS. Trust no one :)
It's less a hobby and more of a deeply ingrained evolutionary trait. I don't think people who lack the trait can ever grok what it feels like. For me it's up there with eating and breathing.
I thought it was just one that does it. The one that advertises a free VPN. Do you have a list of companies who resell traffic?
Actually, a lot Chinese family consider military service as some kind of 'education' for their kids, especially in rural area. At least in the area I come from, you have to bribe someone to get the quota to serve in the military.
Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.

--Brian Kernighan
As they say, Porn drives innovation in tech. I expect to see this being used to make the next spiderman/woman.
citizens of China have enjoyed a steady increase in the quality of life across the board

3 million Uyghurs in internment camps have increased quality of life? ~400 million still stuck ineural farms? The gap between the to 1% in China and the bottom is vastly larger than in the US. And of course it is easy for China to “improve” coming from the ruins of the cultural revolution. There was nowhere to go but up.
>"Doctors slow to..." Implies all doctors. Then the article begins with an emotional story about one patient. Statistical facts don't come from an emotional argument. That's what politicians and marketers do.

At this point I go into every news article fully expecting it to be an attempt by the author to manipulate me.
It's an illusion not unlike religion. The world has never been really governed by the people, and never will be. Athenian voters were, like the article says, "free males", so about 15%.
There were C# Qt bindings since many years ago but those were not official supported so the quality was not that good,once there was a Java official binding/port that was dropped after a short time, I would not use someone's hobby bindings for a real world project(I mean a project with many users that you need to support for years , through OS and oteher system updates)
The version they were attempting to sell would watermark the images as fakes; these systems were removed. They decided to open source the project & stop selling it, since they saw no feasible way to prevent these reverse-engineering attacks.
I happen to have the opposite view, specially with Blend and component libraries into the mix.

CSS had to get WPF grid design in order to not be a poor table sibling in what concerns layouts.

While WPF is backed by DirectX, CSS requires playing with Z order, so that some browsers might eventually put the rendering into the GPU, but one needs to take care because space is limited.

While I can render anything down to pixel level control, if I wish to do so, I am still waiting for Houdini and worlets to actually become available.

And the whole template language with events and theming for low level customisation of control behaviours? Nowhere to be seen.
Jiu jitsu practitioner here - we also tend to develop grips of iron from constantly grasping the Gi (very thick, coarse kimono worn as a training uniform). Both judo and it’s sister sport jiu jitsu will develop your musculature insanely fast.
The accessibility of that guide with a screen reader is horrible. The text is readable, but that's about it. Why, oh why couldn't people just write good, textual articles like they used to, instead of all this picture based crap? Instagram, Tinder and snapchat are bad anough as they are, but tech was mostly free of this, but then we see stuff like this appearing. I won't really be surprised if I will not be able to read 50, 60% of the content in 10 years if current trends continue.
Dutch cycling culture is pragmatic rather than macho. Of course many people can go faster, but you don't want to arrive sweaty at work. Commuters don't usually use racing bikes either, but bikes optimised for comfort and carrying capacity. Biking for sport is a thing, but very much separate from daily cycling. It's the same difference as walking to get somewhere and running for sport.