skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've yet to see any antifa groups push views of the type you're suggesting, though I don't doubt that they do exist, as the point I was making is that the labelling has been full of contradictions from the start:

KPD who formed the original Antifaschistische Aktion, was just as authoritarian as the fascists themselves, as as I pointed out, common modern symbols of antifa were symbols used against the KPD as well as the nazis.

When the term was resurrected again in modern use, it was resurrected by anarcho-syndicalists (hence why you often find antifa logos mixing black and red or entirely black) who rejected all forms of authoritarianism.

As such trying to treat them as anything resembling a single grouping, or even a single coherent ideology is meaningless, and does not in any way reflect reality.

They share a handful of ideas, and different groups place those ideas in entirely different frameworks and comingle them with entirely different other sets of ideas.
BuzzFeed News Is Calling QAnon a “Collective Delusion” from Now On
On target.

Would be a killer Chrome extension if such an extension can work across domains in this manner. Take my money.
Can also recommend his book, Show me the numbers. A nice companion when you're done with Tufte.
If you want to try it, I'd suggest reading The Psychedelic Explorer's Guide by James Fadiman first.
This is just a general observation but the reason I don't enjoy reddit is because it is imo the worst offender of a site that promotes a "mutual admiration society". So maybe that is at play here
This approach leads us exactly where we are - having 100x more HW resources, yet page load times still suck ;)
And simple request to webdev - would you please make your js app build any faster then 5min always yields the same, confused look - like, where in the mess of 100+ libs should I start?
Aix naturally.
I have always felt that a polished presentation shows (heuristic) that the author has got past the poring of trying to work out what they wanted to say and then gotten to the point of making the visuals follow their theme - in other words
it shows they have a clear idea of what they wanted to say and have had suffice t time left over to work the presentation.

I am reminded a bit of a jeff below story and a kissinger story.
I'm sure the current approach in the US is dysfunctional.

No one is saying people can't move out. All we're saying is that in most countries in the world, there is no stigma to not moving out. Some kids move out when they head out for college. Others move out when they get married and set up families. Others move stay together, and the grandparents help raise the kids.

All of these should be okay.

In the US, they're not. The reasons people are staying are economical, but the reasons most people want to move out are equally broken: image and social pressure. People living with parents in the US are perceived as losers.

COVID19 exasperates this problem. Since the only people moving back in with parents are doing so due to economic reasons, the messaging that sends becomes stronger. I don't mind more than half of 18-29 year olds living with parents. That's only occasionally a problem. I do mind more than half of 18-29 years old living with the ENTIRELY ARTIFICIAL STIGMA of moving back in with parents. That's where the majority of the harm comes from.

(No, I'm not arguing there aren't abusive / dysfunctional / etc. families. It's a common. It's just not the majority case.)
> To me it seems like there are simpler and more cost effective solutions, and from what I've heard from people who've used CableCARDs - probably more reliable solutions.

Would be curious if you name any. Until content is available outside of cable networks (i.e. OTT streaming) I'm unaware of anything short of a power hungry Comcast like cable box that one would also have to rent.

The FCC PDF also mentions other devices, but doesn't elaborate.
I don’t know why this was voted down. C++ has a lot of tools for library writers which are unnecessary when writing application code but make libraries more adaptable. Also c++ keeps a lot of backward compatible code so old code continues to run (so there’s less of the Python 2->3 anguish).

English is full of words I don’t use on a daily basis but that doesn’t make it bad.

(Not picking on python btw, just using a prominent example of an alternative path)
The real world problem web bundles solve is distributed caching. Right now sites have pick one or a few CDNs and have a trust relationship with them and allow them to impersonate your site.

Web bundles changes this relationship so that anyone can cache sites if it benefits them to do so. If you share a link on Twitter or Facebook or Discord or Slack they can cache the page on their servers and deliver it through the connection you already have open to them.

Web Bundles also open the door for network-local caches that don’t require MitM or trusting the cache.
> No one built the One True Tool that got it right.

Finding the One True Tool takes time. Developers need to experiment to explore the various corners of the problem space. Eventually we'll settle on the best way to solve the problem for the majority of use cases, and distributions will in time settle on that solution.

In the meantime, sysadmins who only need the simple 20 year old use case can continue to disable the modern tooling and get what they want. Those who need the newer use cases can do so, provide feedback, and the ecosystem can slowly develop and settle on the best solution.

This is open development of Free Software in action. Tools can evolve incrementally or new tools can take big leaps, taking advantage of both the lessons learnt and the code produced in older tools. It's how the ecosystem gets better. I don't see it as a condemnation at all.
The SLS is an indirect project to ensure the US ICBM solid fuel rocket manufacturing know-how and skills are not lost.
So does exercise.
Because of CDNs the delivery was never all that private to begin with.
Animal rather than vegetable, but this invasive was a big deal here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_French_Wine_Blight
Looks to me like it's searching for expanded keys, i.e. the sequence of round keys, not just raw AES keys.
The trouble is the behaviors in the police seem to be fairly widespread, the perpetrators are protected, and reform is actively resisted. At that point it isn't a rouge actor.

There has always been police violence, but what cell phones have done is reveal how widespread it may have always been, rejecting the rouge actor narrative.
I'm trying to figure out how it's even possible that you're asking this question while simultaneously being under the impression that you know what you're talking about.
There are some projects which highlight what the language is doing versus what a library is implementing on top of that (e.g. asynker). I found that a great help in figuring out "what" async "is".
Have no idea why you think the phrase "way of life" trivializes their losses. If anything I feel it emphasizes how these losses are not just some abstract concept but will concretely affect the everyday lives of Hong Kong's citizens.
https://archive.is/Rsirg
“How to change Direction for Hebrew/English”

https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/166141/how-to-change...
Hard to discover tips and apps for macOS
Statistics prove you wrong! In countries where parents are involved in matchmaking (in other words, there is some outside, semi-objective force at work beyond hormones), marriages tend to be healthier and more stable.

"Involved" isn't the same as "coerced," US stereotypes to the contrary.
I would expect the police to investigate and remove own bad actors. The police have the power to fire cops, to charge cops and imprison bad cops. I think that when police does that, the police should absolutely be able dissociate from those cops actions. On the other hand, if bad cops are not removed or are promoted, then police can not dissociate.

I would expect some similar test to be applied to BLM. Is the person who shoot up people talked about positively and promoted as role model to BLM fans? Is that person instead pushed away?

Imo, it is actions of leadership and generally of culture of the organization that determines whether dissociation from bad member is real or an not real. E.g. whether member is rogue or standard.
Can we update the link to point to the actual article?

https://www.polarsparc.com/xhtml/OAuth2-OIDC.html
I think the environment has changed because of mobile. We had to figure out how to make things work on more than an always connected browser. Also it’s not all read-only info anymore.

But even so, with things like netlify, expo, etc. creating an interactive web or mobile app is not any more difficult.

In fact, with netlify, I could have a website publicially visible without all the horrible custom web management uis of the past (like cpanel).

If all that is needed is a simple html page, that’s literally minutes of following a few instructions and you are up in running.

Perhaps the problem is that there are so many options now that we have paralysis from too many choices. But the role of the teacher is to find the right tools that enable this easily.
Would be interesting to see when Can Newton became vegan as his have increased while his stats have declined.
The problem with DuoLingo is the complete loss when you slip. I was using it with my wife to learn German (I studied in high school and convinced her it'd be a great vacation). It worked great until a very busy stretch of days (I think it was around when we moved). We both list our streaks, and she stopped using the site entirely. I only kept up because there was nothing better to do during lunch breaks.
Shockingly, military units are better trained than police units. Especially in the realm of not using force.
I think the item needs to be fulfilled by Amazon's logistics in order for the "verified purchaser" bit of the scam to work. Seeds are the closest thing to an empty envelope, in terms of weight and cost to stock them, I'd assume.

With seeds banned, I expect stickers will be the new decoy product.

Alternate theory: The whole goal here was to make it harder for people to buy seeds and thus to garden. ;)
The proof is just the nodes in the path of the merkle tree to the root. (or all sibling nodes of the path to the root).

So proof "generation" is just fetching the nodes and sending them to the client.
> Hopefully, being familiar with the technical details will elevate the discussion so people who disagree can point out specific and concrete technical flaws

Asserting that an elevated discussion should center only on technical flaws and disagreements is a myopic way to look at a topic.

There’s more to the web than the technology used to power it. How a technology is used, and what it enables (good or bad) is an appropriate topic for this forum and constitutes elevated discussion.
The rest of the world needs to wake up and realize that China is not messing around. There will be a long list of Hong Kong’s if we continue to look the other way to authoritarian regimes.
New photos from GREGOR telescope resolve details on the Sun as small as 50km
Web bundles look like a great thing for Electron and PWA like scenarios, specifically due to signature support. We had to drop service workers and reinvent the wheel with APPX (basically a signed ZIP file) in one of our apps, to ensure code integrity.
My friend has a tool that we often use - https://colorcolor.in
So we end up in Feudalism, because what prevents those agencies from establishing their power over territories and demanding payment for protection?
Ah, figured as much but am not as familiar with that use case. Thanks!
There are things that need prototypes.

You can mock a bit, write about it, but if it works you can sometimes only find out in practice.

How would you build a minimal tic-tok competing with insta stories and snapchat? Surely not with youtube playlists or something.

Or dropbox: usb-drives in ubers?
Are you really that stupid to add that part at the end while trying to contradict my claim?
>This is as if one saw a needle on a soccer field perfectly sharp from a distance of one kilometer.
It is absurd to accept something like a utility bill as a proof of anything. Even birth certificates I don’t really understand - my original birth certificate is hand typed by an IBM Selectric typewriter on common security paper and embossed with the county seal of the area where I was born. As very few people would be able to verify the seal I think it’s more or less worthless as an secure document because it could be reproduced or approximated so easily. You can obtain guides with examples of secure documents but they are large and expensive, and I’ve never seen them at retail banks or the DMV. I’m not sure how comprehensive they are either - collecting samples at the county or city level across the decades would be a Herculean task.
Hmm, somehow you jumped from not scheduling a video conference to help some random dude understand your code, to "won't accept contributions". Plus some random remarks about market share that are completely irrelevant to my comment. Great job attacking a straw man, I guess.
I think this article is great. I don't like to be contrarian; however, I'm going to nitpick two small items.

[1] The color blind focus is red-green in the descriptions. The author acknowledges other forms of color blindness, and I would recommend more emphasis outside of red-green.

[2] The tradeoff of visualizations is the visualizer guiding the narrative discussion and the audience wanting to triangulate additional information based off the visual. I have worked in organizations where the piechart (leading the "Avoid bright, saturated colors" section) would be reamed since there isn't enough visual difference between Laos and Japan. Especially in instances like line charts where this visualization methodology is used.

Beyond that, I felt like this was a well-written article on the subject.
John Cage musical work changes chord for first time in seven years
This is not a productive line of questioning, because currently in America the police don't stop armed neo-nazi rioters. Instead they do nothing about or actively aid them.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/08/29/fac...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/09/california-pol...

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2019/06/armed-neo-nazis-...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/08/22/portland-po...

https://www.insider.com/police-salem-oregon-protesters-stay-...

https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a33798854/jac...
This post is simply wrong. Even on a plain old Debian without any of those programs (networkmanager, ...), the file /etc/resolv.conf will probably be written over at boot time. I don't want to draw a political comparison to the Brexit, but before engaging in "taking back control", one should learn how the current situation works and what the change will bring.

The main missing concept in the article is DHCP. Most computers use this to get their IP and the DNS servers. For example, for as long as I can remember the default Debian way to handle the network was ifupdown, where a hook called `dhcp` after an interface is connected, and by doing so the file resolv.conf is updated. If resolv.conf is manually controlled, there is no DHCP to update it, and then you have to declare your DNS servers. But the DNS that you can query from home may not be reachable from a public wifi. And at work, you won't have access to the intranet unless you add some private DNS servers at the top of your resolv.conf. So a totally manual handling of resolv.conf is a bad idea, at least for a laptop.

The article also never wonder why do all these programs try to "take control" of resolv.conf. Some of them just try to update it when they receive DHCP data about DNS. Other, like resolvconf, try to separate the manual part from the dhcp-generated part (which is what "manual control" should aim to). Other programs may add features, like a local cache or automatic knowledge of the local network (containers and such).
The bigger point is that once side of a partisan divide represents the vast majority of media resources, and the last several years have pulled back the curtain on their partisan behavior.
CDNs are a known commodity with business relationships. You can’t have an unknown CDN in the mix. They are an extension of your infrastructure and you can control if they are or aren’t in the path of control. They key here is that there is also a legal and business relationship.
On that note, what's interesting is nobody on earth ever notes that Snowden was cia before nsa. Nsa and cia jostle for power all the time.
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I took a skim of the source[1] -- I think that it's looking for an expanded set of round keys[2] using their expected layout in memory (accounting for endian flips, forward/reverse ordering, 128/192/256 bit variants, and enc/dec). If a matching region of memory is found, the first round key is the main key.

[1]: https://github.com/MantechUser/aes-finder/blob/master/aes-fi...
[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_key_schedule
Is there anything in the web bundle standard that forces outdated pages to be refreshed? The spec seems to say little more than "detecting stolen keys is not our problem".

I can imagine this being a problem when news stories turn out to be false alarm and Google happily keeps serving the original content instead of the corrected content.

There's also a risk of vulnerability here, as getting a signed package might very well be used to host phishing pages on web caches.
Yes, I have tried it. Only micro-doses.

It takes about an hour to kick in, and for me, lasts about 6-8 hours.

It feels like it silences any inner critic in me, so I am a lot more free thinking. I have used it several times to overcome getting stuck on a programming problem, but I have to write the solution down because I usually get too distracted while using it to be able to focus enough to implement.
The problems it's good at are ones that require abstract thought - for example I was trying to come up with a data structure to accurately represent atomic 3D structures, and then also algorithms to query them and model how they interact, this is where it was most useful for me. I came out with 10ish pages of notes and drawings that were enough to allow "sober" me to code it out and test it.

Physically it makes me sweat a lot, but it's a very strange sweat - not like an exercise sweat - but the sweat feels very clean and pure and is odourless. I often shallow breathe and it suppresses my appetite, so I have to set reminders on my phone to eat, exercise and drink while I'm taking it.

Everything feels like it's clean and my visual resolution goes up a lot more, it's interesting for me to see how much of what we see is perceptual and not limited by the physics of our eye - I can see a lot more clearly and everything feels "cleaner"

I sometimes get visual effects, which I can only describe as absolutely beautiful and mind blowing. It's very hard to describe because I can control them to a certain extent and as a neurotic person I thought that the "loss of control" would freak me out, but it's not like that at all. Last time I used I saw the most beautiful honey-like flowing pattern in the wood grain of the door, which was continuously moving and just utterly beautiful. I also witnessed the curtains rotating (imagine a sine wave going up and down, the curtains looked like they were doing that) and also the pillows on the couch looked like they were breathing.

The bad side is that it stops me from sleeping, so the next day I'm usually a zombie until I can get a good night sleep the following night.

It's an amazing tool, and I love how creative it makes me as a senior programmer, but there's no way I'd do it every day or anything.

The first time you do it, you should definitly do it with someone experienced and in a safe place, where you have no other obligations for that day. If the feeling is getting too intense I find that a citrus drink seems to decrease the intensity (I have no idea if thats a placebo or not)

If anyone has any questions ask away
What has happened to Hong Kong is a strong canary-in-the-coal-mine indicator for other Chinese territorial disputes [i].

With Hong Kong it was somewhat inevitable but I can't help but imagine how different it would be if the US and EU/Britain (as leads) would have strongly denounced their approach. I suspect in a decade from now the West will be lamenting how Hong Kong was the right opportunity to stifle China's ambition.

[i] https://www.bloomberg.com/quicktake/territorial-disputes
Your assessment was thoughtful, reasonable - and hammered with downvotes. I'm sensing a pattern where it's the well-expressed concerns with authoritarianism that are getting dogpiled.
Using a natural fruit to enhance the flavor of whisky and soften bite [video]
Synsepalum Dulcificum, more commonly known as the miracle fruit, temporarily alters your perception of food by making sour foods taste sweet as well as removing unpleasant bitterness. For instance, biting into a lemon will taste like lemonade. This fruit has been used for centuries by tribes in Western Africa to make their food more delicious.

I wanted to share this video because I thought it was incredible how the whisky, not something sour, also had its flavor enhanced. This weekend my buddies and I made some whisky sours, margaritas, and vodka-cranberries all without sugar. The drinks tasted great, no burn and no unpleasant aftertaste - it tasted just like sugar instead of stevia or aspartame. Not only did we save calories, but we didn't wake up with a hangover either :D

I've been interested in the miracle fruit for a while because I see it has the potential to take willpower out of the equation of a healthy diet by making nutritious food taste as indulgent as junk food without the guilt. It could significantly improve our diet by allowing people to enjoy foods they would otherwise never eat. Here's an example: https://youtu.be/fLmeCbotvYI

One of the problems with the current tablet products (depicted in the video) is that they take a long time to dissolve. 5-10 minutes is fine for a novelty food, but is very inconvenient if you're rushing to work or school. I've developed a pixy-stick that dissolves in ~15 seconds so it actually saves me time in the morning instead of stirring honey into my coffee and Greek yogurt.

I was just wondering if anyone else has tried the miracle fruit before and would see potential behind a product like mine. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated! If you want to give it a try, check out my website and use the code “hn” for 10% off. https://www.miracle-nutrition.com/
And what happens once night falls?
This is marketing for the Bulletproof diet
March 2019 according to Google. The article also says

> NFL star Cam Newton, has been vegan since March of 2019, when he started a meat-free lifestyle to help his body recover from injuries

I'm not sure what his logic is here. Like the article here on HN you NEED protein to repair and grow and vegans almost always come up short.

Cam's situation sounds like vegan voodoo.
It sounds like you believe that protestors are some sort of cohesive whole. If 90% of protestors are peaceful, and 10% are effectively anarchist provocateurs (or just unlawful types taking advantage of unrest to mask illegal/antisocial behaviour) then the police abandoning things is clearly going to make things turn bad IMO.

Can USA police really not restrain from violently attacking the peaceful elements amongst protestors and just seek to keep the peace against those provably causing violence? They'll actually need to act like grown-ups, be brave, and not arrest people for calling them names and such.
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