skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In Firefox, in the menu (press Alt if it's not visible by default):

View > Zoom > Zoom Text Only

and then zoom in/out as you desire.

The setting is unfortunately global, so you can't zoom in the page on some sites and zoom in the text on others. (You can toggle the setting, though, and the "zoom amount" is remembered per-site, irrespective of toggling.)

There are probably also some extensions that would be more flexible and work on more browsers. (I'm pretty sure that Vimperator (RIP) had an option to separately change text size and overall zoom.)
Greg KH gives a pretty good talk about the rate of kernel development fairly regularly[1]. But yes, it's been consistently getting faster every kernel release.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyenmLqJQjs
export BASH_SILENCE_DEPRECATION_WARNING=1
Step one for me when I am giving sensitive information is always "let's end this call and let me call you". I had gotten an e-mail from my bank and I called the number in the e-mail without thinking to lookup the support number on my own first. The number was legit and it gave the fraud dept a chuckle but it very well could've been a fake number
Cryptoindex Daily Forecasts for 10/09/2019. The positive trend is back?
I apologize for some of my past behavior. It was unfair towards you. I see where you're coming from with respect to community cohesion and some of the tough decisions you have to make.

I have no interest in causing friction. I am here to nerd out about AI and Lumen. E.g. https://twitter.com/theshawwn/status/1169798426088939520
To play a devil advocate, there could be a lot of non-human allergens, with a most common culprit being pollen.
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Sure, I am from Kazakhstan. The same situation can be found in pretty much every country in the region though.

I plan to take a lot of pictures during the upcoming winter, because almost no one on the English-speaking segment of internet believes that there can be so much pollution in the air, that it reduces visibility to 10 meters.
I saw a variant of this where they used a very similar script but the text came from Apple. They were attempting to add the card to Apple Pay so they could easily use my stolen card number in physical stores.
Last time I posted this I received hate in response. Guess I'm not woke enough,
Isn't that only people who have a dog in an apartment? For people who have a house with a backyard the dog walks and runs around in the backyard. Growing up at least that was the norm in my neighborhood. Lots of neighbors and us included had a dog, rarely saw people walking them. We played with our dogs often as kids but taking them for a walk was rare.
>What if a GI System is uncopyable for practical or philosophical reasons?

Assuming GI is possible and you give it a robot body and then the body breaks after 20 years, how long will it take to get used to the new body?
...in a world where no one else has nukes.
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Ha thanks! You described perfectly the limitations of `forn` and why I only use it for simpler forms. React Native is a big pain from tine to time though I barely use it. I also made https://picnicss.com/ so I'm used to use the native form elements underneath and the rest being just a pretty wrap. But yeah, as soon as I add a 3rd party form lib all goes to hell and `forn` doesn't work well anymore.

I'll try it next time I have to deal with React Native!
I think that commenters are assuming that dog walking is the benefit.

That’s a factor, but a few studies have shown association with a dog in a household (not ownership) has positive effect.

Companionship is a key factor with dogs and a key deficiency in many people. The human-dog relationship is unique because we snap into the dogs innate pack structure. Dogs want to take care of us, and that brings joy.

I’ve seen it with elderly folks and my own son. Our family dog made herself my son’s training wheels when he was learning to walk.
Well sure, but HR people are not less of a black box either.
Does anyone know how long these sorts of electrodes are effective?

I've read that implants that help with parkinsons lose effectiveness after a couple of years due to a build up of scar tissue. Should we expect that the woman in the article has already lost the motor control the implants gave her, or are these a different sort of electrode?
In theory, the key could stay at the company and the communications is handed over upon lawful request.

To be clear, I am not supporting this. But this will be an argument being made by the other side thus a good reply should be prepared. NOTPetya already demonstrated that malware can come with software updates. But up to now there is no hard evidence that keys of big players have been leaked.

And even for professionals it's hard to keep up. I am using Signal. From time-to-time I am reminded by Signal (on Android) that I need to update taking me even to an update screen. How would I know that it is genuine? No other app I have does this.
Is it important to preserve what cannot be read today, and could not be read anytime during the heyday of the CD-ROM media?
Great observation. I've been an Android user since the Galaxy Nexus; from my own personal experience, I think they've lost relevancy as really fast and easy app switching is available, and we populate our various launcher screens with more and more app icons/shortcuts. Apps also have really good notification bar "widgets" now that seem to be the preference (e.g. Spotify, Pandora)
Well, of course someone who doesn't like dogs isn't going to enjoy walking dogs :)
Less than a cheapish laptop, generally. More depending on storage and CPU/ram.
Is NordVPN Safe to Use?
If no, what commercial VPN could you recommend for usage?
ExpressVPN kinda looked promising i guess.
I was not writing about a specific product but about a way to implement form generation. Most web frameworks come with the basic building blocks.
Like most complex systems, the solutions need to be applied in as many places as possible. Reducing car journeys, combined with cleaner vehicles, is all going in the right direction.
Thanks for the clarification! I guess it would make a lot of sense for a tool such as jtc to use SQL/JSON path language then. I'm sure it'll be the most common JSON query language soon.
FBI’s search for information on Americans was in violation of the law
Even if not, way less stuff hiding in there than in your average computer. Remember that these days, Intel CPUs have web-servers embedded in them.
I think the article doesn't mention that but this is inspired by previous research on zebras, done to explain why zebras have evolved this kind of pattern.
wow so cool~ https://picnicss.com/ love it. stared the project. <3
I’m sure the air quality isn’t great in London, but this article is a hodgepodge of anecdotes and pollution stats.

But no actual facts about the claimed crisis. Not a single statistic about how people are affected. No documentation of the existence of a crisis, much less documentation of the claim that said crisis is caused by diesel in particular (rather than just air pollution in general).

Would be nice if the author had spent some time finding some facts instead of making everyone dumber with a sensational headline without a factual basis.
I agree somewhat.

A plain data format (like JSON) should be used to generate Forms, so your client/server side validation is always in sync (DRY).

But this isn't mutually exclusive. You could use this component and generate the implementation (or just plainly transform your data into this with a function). Especially since it leans very heavily on the HTML standard, which has several advantages.

Having a look at the code examples and documentation it would seem ergonomic to just feed JSON into a component that uses this.
And, coincidentally, the other day someone remarked that (in the Netherlands) the price difference between diesel and benzine has never been smaller, causing an ever decreasing cost benefit to fueling a car with diesel
Don't tell future employers or clients your previous salary; then it won't limit the increases. (Again, not applicable if you're at a company that it's reasonable to work at for your whole career, but I'm assuming that's not the case.) What will limit the increases you can get are things like staying at the same company too long, living in an economically depressed area or in Britain, ex-coworkers who don't want to work with you again, a résumé with 10 years working on a shitty project in a forgotten language, and not being able to deliver results to clients and employers.

The time value of money is maybe 5% per annum. Your skills are a much better investment than that; you should be able to average 10% per annum increases early in your career, mostly by switching jobs for a 25% raise or more. And remember that things like living expenses don't accrue investment income the way savings do. A 35% raise means more than a 35% increase in your savings per year. So focusing on immediate earnings is not justifiable based on the time value of money, at least for most of us.
> statistics might be reflective of underreporting instead of actual occurrence of a crime

I wouldn't trust (as in compare globally) any crime stat from Japan, as they have a 99% conviction rate [0]. This obviously cannot be achieved unless you set up your process to make sure only safe cases enter the systems. And guess what especially occurs in private areas, without witnesses leading to he-said-she-said?

A culture were you don't want to bring shame to your family doesn't help either.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conviction_rate#Japan
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It is also funny because providing a phone number is initially optional. It becomes mandatory when someone tries to log in to your account and fails a couple of times. Your account gets suspended (reason: suspicious activity) until you provide a phone number. Bullshit system that is unfortunately popular.
Thanks, yes, Trimline.

I'm really not going to try to defend AT&T's specific level of innovation.

I'm noting, however, that the possibility of offering a range of hardware at a range of price levels and allowing for volitional subscriber updates is possible, and was practiced.
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And a typical install of Windows 95 was 55 MB. Which included a bunch of images, sounds, ...
One might as well ask "Why make people pay taxes on income they worked to make?".

There's no some god-given justification for taxes.

We have them because:

a) somebody can enforce their payment

b) societies need a money pool to do public things

c) societies need to encourage/discourage some things

A country could opt not to have taxes, and not maintain an army for example, and live it to the goodwill of the citizens to build infrastructure. That couldn't would be stomped by one that did have taxes and used them to build a good army. So that doesn't work out that good...

Now, assuming a society decide it needs taxes, what taxes to have is more a question of "how much money are needed" and "how to present it nicely" and "what to encourage/discourage".

Regarding "how much money is needed", the justification for property tax is simple: if income tax money aren't enough, governments might add not just property tax, but even a breathing tax. On the plus side, property is difficult to hide (as money would be e.g. in the Kayman islands).

Regarding "what to discourage", the justification for property tax is, not to hog down property and prevent its use.

You also want to get some of the value the community/government creates in an area and pushes property values (not just market value, but also use-value, like having a school nearby) up back.
This is a great Veritasium video on the subject:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38gVZgE39K8
> Wouldn't just having a second key which the government keeps in escrow

Imagine being an outspoken left-wing blogger in America that votes for this. Imagine then Trump gets elected and 'the government' is now an entity that actively breaks established laws and targets outspoken critics.

Imagine someone even worse than Trump is elected after that.

Imagine the key is leaked.

Imagine China makes a trade with your government for your key.

There is no taking back that key now, whoever becomes 'the government' at any point in the future has it.
Which government is now a party? All of them? In the entire world?

In any case, I don't know how to explain this without getting into a lot of technical details, but introducing an extra party who can read everything like that does fundamentally change the nature of the system. If you want a system where data is encrypted such that two independent parties can each decrypt it using only their own secrets, how do you think key exchange, encryption and decryption would work?
How is that different, since social engineering works there too?
Hi, some of you were interested in my mechanical modular last year and this is a larger scale video that shows it how it fits into everything else I'm trying to do.

I hope that some people on here will enjoy for the sheer technical complexity while others will enjoy the monkey to whom I am explaining it...
The air quality in Berlin is simply the best among all the cities I’ve lived in.
My dog saved my life; unconditional two-way love and the responsibility of caring for another being got me out of my own head, and that cascaded out through every other area of my life in untold ways. It’s a massive cliche, but he really is my best friend and I can’t imagine life without him.
The last European city I spent much time on the streets of was Palermo, Sicily around six years ago. The air was offensively bad during commute times in the city center, and it seemed mostly caused by 2-stroke vehicles if memory serves.
Yeah you can sometimes see it in the tunnels. One really should be able to see pollution in like 20 meters of air...
I agree. the lib itself is primitive enough for you to build a JSON formate to generate forms. here is an good example: https://github.com/start-at-root/react-breeze-form
It’s an annoying trend, I have also noticed it on other sites. You finish the article or viewing the image or whatever, scroll a bit past the end or flick to the bottom to check you aren’t missing anything, and then try to copy the URL and get some other page you never visited.
Yes it's a massive project. I've attempted all sorts of GC tuning. I'm not convinced it's all GC issues; I think whatever data structures or algorithms they are using for their semantic tree must not scale well to extremely large data sets. It also doesn't seem to be terribly friendly to high concurrency. Having lots of cores doesn't really help.

CLion seems to struggle in particular with the presence of the out / generated source directories in Chromium. Even when asked not to index (exclude), the mere presence of the directory seems to bog it down.

The tool also needs to have a more flexible notion of source roots/include roots. I should be able to notify it that a directory is an #include root without having it try to index every .c file etc. underneath there. I should be able to select a group of directories and say "these have headers, but they're relative to path X, rather than themselves" etc.
In response to your edit: Petrol cars have always been cheaper than diesel ones to buy in the UK. They cost more to service too. Usually you have to be doing well in excess of 15-20,000 miles a year to make the extra expense worth it.

Also, doing low mileage in a modern diesel can cause issues because it doesn't get the opertunity to run the cycle that will burn the crap out of the particulate filter.
Sure, I'd assume that social engineering will always work as long as a person has no way to validate who's on the other end.
These systems would work better if people were made out of metal.
This is also next level Streisand effect. I would have never heard of any of all this, if Blizzard had just ignorred the player. Now its on HN a bunch of times, on my twitter timeline etc.
They're not trying to get to the point, they want to "paint a picture." Fiction authors are creating escape and entertainment just the same as movie and TV writers. So getting to the point is the opposite of what they want to do.

This imo is the thing that distinguishes fiction lovers from everyone else.
If you replace Google with almost any company, you're going to have a pathetically poor career if you stay there for your entire career, whether you measure by earnings, by lasting achievement, or by working conditions. There are a few exceptions.
It's less than a month away. If protests are still going on in HK by then (which seems likely), I can see BlizzCon going south real quick.
The other problem is that even within one government there isn’t really “the” government. There’s office A and task group X and the prosecutor for this area and that special envoy and this law enforcement agency and that law enforcement agency and various courts, etc, etc, etc.

If you haven’t worked much with a large government, you don’t tend to realize just how fractured it all is.
> But it doesn't break the encryption, that keeps working perfectly, just like it did before. Just more parties have access.

And if the government's private key has been leaked? How many parties will have access then?
That displays a common misconception exploited by marketers - especially of the Military Industrial Political complex - that what you pay means you will neccessarily get as results.

If you were to try that approach what you would get would be massive boondoggles which gets you via brute force a whole lot of genetic disease afflicted above average size lizards. It is literally the same process as the literal cargo cults thinking that they can just throw resources at an end goal to get a defined result from a defined path without the theoretical understanding backing it.
In our team it's even less. We rebase and squash to one commit before merging, so one commit can take a couple of days or even a week.
> That seems incredibly onerous, or a great way to ensure wifi isn’t offered.

Perhaps that's the idea.
In case you're looking for something like flightradar:

https://www.marinetraffic.com/nl/ais/home/centerx:7.6/center...
yeah, they had the phone number to match, which made it believable
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I might be wrong, but I think the fraudster used the member number (which is basically the online banking login username) to perform a password reset on the banks website. The website sends a confirmation code via SMS, which would be used for 2 factor auth to reset the password.

But I also don't understand is: did OP give this number to the fraudster? And even if they did, I would assume the bank would send a second SMS to confirm the password reset. I don't know how it went from "useless" member number to access to the account so quickly. Maybe I'm completely wrong
> Of course they do, but there is no mention of a boycott in the article.

This is not the only article on this topic, nor the only thread of conversation about this.
I've heard most (if not all) VPNs log information in order to maintain a profit, even when they say otherwise, and for this reason it's safer to not use a VPN. Not sure if that's true or not but it's definitely something to keep in mind.
In case you misread the "master-of-one" as "master-of-none", it's master-of-ONE :D

No I don't recommend to do that or otherwise.

What I was saying is that

Knowing more about infrastructure will improve you in data engineering.

Knowing more about frontend will improve you in backend.

Knowing about software development will improve you at being a team player.

Etcetera, etcetera.

For career, you might want to balance between what you're interested in and what's needed right now.
Right, as a result of later amendments, hence why the penalty provisions of the 14th Amendment related to disenfranchisement don't take them into account.

(Sharp observers will note that race also wasn't explicitly a prohibited category until a later Amendment—the 15th—as the three civil war amendments, 13th-15th, were not ratified simultaneously despite being a related package, so blacks were considered in the disenfranchisement penalty clause before they had an individually-protected right to vote.)
It depends on the street/proximity to a park or a major road. You are probably living in a good area.
Inequality Is Slowing Cities to a Crawl
It's not symmetric at all! Describing the current weather is not at all the same as describing an observed long-term trend, with associated ecological disruption.
It's more super-biased, than super-intelligent AI. More can be taken into account, and more efficient methods for calculation (for ex. mixed-precision FP) are available.
The simple measure against any such attacks - whether online online, on the phone, or in person - is to end the communication and then contact the bank yourself in the way you would do it normally.
how is this different from HotJar?
Read Notes on Camp. I’m certainly no expert on Theory, but a lot of stuff in there rang true to me. Also, be sure to read the linked Slate article if you haven’t. The title makes it sound like it’s going to be an anti-Sontag polemic, but it’s really not at all.

If there’s one feminist author who really doesn’t deserve the usual “feminists bad!” treatment that some corners of the internet default to, it’s Sontag.
I mean there will always be legal excuse.

Corporations hr departments have firing down to a fine art.
2FA is now mandatory in the EU with recent banking regulations (PSD2)
Pretty sure the market has adjudicated on YouTube at this stage LOL