skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you are referencing two different things. Expecting vegitarian meals to be the default wont happen for a long time. People like meat for a lot of reasons.

However, lots of wonderful resturants and chefs are creating vegitarian and vegan food that in no way immitates meat based food.

I also think, though, that if we can create lab grown meat that is identical to meat but doesn't involve suffering or enviornmental harm, that's a win. Most vegans I have polled would eat it, as long as their stomach could handle it.
Haha, I did the same in 2009 back when 10" netbooks were a thing. Too this day I still do quite a lot of computing with the laptop on my belly.
the reason they don’t integrate well is it’s not in their interests, having already consumed global markets they are out of growth and need to own the whole ecosystem to grow. imagine if Peco electricity only worked with Peco houses.
Mobile Authentication without credentials or SMS OTPs
> It is possible to synthesize audio that breaks this part of our brain by synthesizing a set of cues that violate the laws of nature -- it is pretty uncomfortable

Do you need special equipment to do it, or can it be done on a PC with speakers? I'd be quite interested in listening to this
How to Record Phone Calls on iPhone and Android?
If you can’t fight them, just join them!
Yes, that's kinda the point. You see Apple, you buy.
You make some valid points, but FTR some of the anti-Beats sentiment relates to build quality (ie, cheap plastic and tendency to physically break at the poorly-designed, fragile hinge), and to the cost compared to alternatives with similar electronics / sound.
Indeed, they are leaders in this space (Apple slowly taking a page from their book...).
This is not entirely correct. An SVG file embedded in an <iframe> or <object> is a document itself, and if cross-origin, can not access the outer document. However, if not in a sandboxed iframe, it can still do things like trigger alert prompts or navigation.
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> Meanwhile, vegans eat avocados, which have a massive impact on the environment,

This doesn't lay true, Those who are not vegan also eat avocados too. And likely at a higher rate then those who are if your going to throw that remark. Humans are a massive impact on this planet and wasteful resource.

Regarding to tires it's about time that changes as well. Rubber is such a destructive material to the environment and very toxic. However as far as I know animals are not being bred and slaughtered deliberately to be made in to tires.
Everything causes concern among environmentalists, even dihydrogen monoxide.
In the context of not killing animals in order to eat meat I think it would be hard to argue your case. I'd also expect all these companies to spin off sub-brands for the actual products created.
I wonder how many people with the problem have tried actually reading a book when they want to sleep instead of computing through the night.

Another thing I like is to listen to audio (I like scary stories on youtube) while I lie down with my eyes closed. Gives me something to ponder before I get knocked out.
I disagree. Anyone with minor observation can get behind a wheel and drive. Will they do it well? No (same with a computer) Is it legal? No, but thats because we all decided that as a group. The danger is different, but I think it's still an interesting analogy.

I think we need to all realize that most people aren't cut out for computer science, per se, but most people are cut out to learn to responsibly use a computer.
Agreed 100%. It is so overpriced as well! Apple was okay for a while but after 10 years on OS X I will move completely to Linux in the next cycle.
The article only gives a slightly outdated number, but using the $50 chicken nugget as a reference we'd be somewhere like $500 for a single burger. I do assume that that price would be a problem.
How about using browser notifications? That way, one could leave the website, receive a notification about data being ready, and click on it to find the generated recipe.
I get a 404 error response page.
> What kind of world do we want to live in where regulators delineate product areas.

I'd love to try living in this world. What are the downsides you see?
Is Apple M1 chip any good?
"Your website is almost here."

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ps I'm really not trying to antagonize you; was genuinely curious about your claimed super-accessible website, and kept trying. Done now, have a great day and see you around HN.
On earphones I reserve my judgement since my Sony 1000XM2 works really well and I don't have advanced needs like switching devices constantly or sharing the audio with another person.

On desktop OS or smartphone I cannot agree with this sentiment though. I used Arch Linux (arguably the best Linux experience I've had by far) on Thinkpad for 3 years and used Nexus/Pixel for 5+ years. Starting from last year I finally had enough and switched back to Macbook + iPhone. God were the devices much, much reliable and my life much easier. At least I didn't have to worry about random stuffs like Bluetooth disconnection, lack of proper HiDPI support or the camera taking 5 seconds to start/simply freezing.
> Meanwhile most of us are downloading hundreds of thousands of lines of code using all kinds of package managers.

Depending of course on the Package Manager, but traditionally those are signed, usually by people who actually do inspect the code. (I used to maintain Fedora RPMs, we audited code before putting our signature on it)
Apple's special M1 sauce: Fast14 [pdf]
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HIPAA Security Standards to Keep Your Data Protected
Also note that constitutional amendments basically dropped off at that point as the legislature abrogated responsibility of protecting natural rights in favor of blaming others, especially the court system.

Why hasn't a right to privacy amendment been discussed at all? Or even a Privacy Rights Act? Those would clarify things too.
Games people play with cash flow
Everybody already have a lie down workstation in their bedroom =D https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=42030912053
The plan for the Starship has been less than 12 meters diameter for many years.
I had the impression that the optimal swipes had an equal amount of dots on either side with the swipe going across as many open gaps (edges) of the shape as possible.
I think one of the reasons that it is so fast is that all the small images are monochrome PNGs. Really well thought out and to my eyes it looks rather stylish.
Thanks.

Pretty much all books gives you something or the other to learn. I started writing about the books I read, each year, since 2018. For this year, here are few, in no particular order that I feel happy and fulfilled reading them. I will be digging deeper and doing a retrospective, and write a blog post by early 2021.

- Cant't hurt me by David Goggins.

- Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport.

- Ego is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday. (Re-read)

- Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford. A very un-assuming book that taught me lot about leadership.

- How to influence and win friends (re-read 3rd or 4th time).

- Humble Inquiry by Edgar Schein.

- I am Malala (daughter like it and so I read it)

- Leonardo Da Vinci by Walter Issacson. (I'm taking this real slow, still reading after 6+ months.)

- Range (the one mentioned by Bill Gates)

- The Almanack of Naval Ravikant.

- The Future is Asian by Parag Khanna.

- Turn the Ship Around.

- Under Pressure by Lisa Damour (I have a daughter, turning teenager in another year.)

- Venture Deals (still valid in today's fund raising scenes)

- Why we Sleep by Matthew Walker. Still reading but learning a lot already.
Not all "reverse engineers" are programmers. When I was younger, I liked hacking game saves, it isn't programming, you don't write programs, you don't even touch machine code, only data.

There is a strong overlap, but it is still a different set of skills and different tools (ex: hex editor vs IDE)
Can't you tweet a QR code made from Braille ASCII?
Craig has zero charm, and charm was Bonds selling point for me at least. If it doesn’t have that you might as well watch a Vin Diesel movie. “The man from UNCLE” was more Bond than anything Craig was in.
> IBM makes tons of money off of Linux, for example.

Personally I would rather contribute to a GPL licensed project, because if big companies try to profit of it, they will also have to release their changes. Those could improve the project, and now the community does no longer have to do themselves -> Community devs get payed back in development time that they would have to spend themselves.

With permissively licensed projects (or commercially dual-licensed), where big companies are allowed to just take and improve it internally without giving anything back to the community, a community dev would pretty much be an unpaid developer for those companies.
This is such a depressing comment. It's the opposite of the hacker spirit. The web has made it easier than ever to discourage people from trying anything new.

New ideas seem like bad ideas, because otherwise people would be doing them. One could imagine your objection applying to React: "What a horrible idea. It's a nice hack, but under no circumstances should you actually build webpages like this. Webpages are built out of HTML and valid JavaScript, which this is not..."
The sad news was that this browser was the recommended browser to use inside the company as it worked best with "Sharepoint".

Basically a total hack was required for every AJAX request that could return input fields with non-ASCII characters, as the page itself listened for input events on these elements. I.e. we basically have to wait for the AJAX-elements to be added to the DOM (removing any 'input' listener as they are), then add the same event-listeners again after every AJAX-call etc, not exactly an elegant solution...
Hello kitty balloonam
IBM achieves Quantum Volume 128 on a 27-qubit superconducting quantum computer
As our keyboard doesn't require internet, the AI and the dictionaries are entirely within the app. So while it seems large it does pack quite a punch, so to say (write).
> I was hoping to distribute it as a single executable file

I don't know of any applications whose scope would require to use Qt to come as a single file.

The installer (be it dmg, exe, pkg, whatever) will, but then it's not a problem with the LGPL.
Exactly lol. Spent a minute trying to wrap my head around how the hell would one be able to find the gate to an airport while driving/taking public transport, by looking at other people's headphones.
Agree wholeheartedly although maybe not on the IBM part. But all these big tech firms are really closing up technology and avoiding open apis and competition with other players.
November AWS outage and how it hurts businesses
How the outages can hurt online businesses?
I meant in global scale

At my friend company sales decreased on 37% during the outage and after few weeks after it
For my latest document I finally made the same decision, just so I can focus on the text instead of the errors! But I haven't thought about keeping it at .5pt, I will probably do that, thank you.
for me its not contrasty enough. I agree dark != pure black. but its not contrasty enough.
Nan Boxing in C
For those unaware, like myself, of what quantum volume is [0]. Looks like great progress.

[0] https://medium.com/qiskit/what-is-quantum-volume-anyway-a4df...
Must-Haves for a Developer
I'm building this to use to record Electron window recordings - I ultimately want to use this to automatically build animated SVGs showcasing features of VS Code extensions as a part of their CI so the showcased can be coded using VS Code API and the animations in the extension readme just fall out of that. So no DOM in this case. But I am thinking of ways to optimize this. I know this will be used for screen recordings and that gives me some flexibility in what assumptions I can make in the optimization pipeline. At the moment I plan on trying to come up with an algorithm to detect scrolling/jumping regions (like in the demo where the whole line height grows once the first emoji is typed on a given line) and animate their scrolling and cropping using CSS animations instead of image patches. But I think what you describe is definitely something to explore and I might take that up next if I figure a use case for it as it sounds really interesting and fun!
Grateful to support anyway I can.
> and no small list of dependencies...

And that is why AppImage (as dev of ReHex did[0]) is much better way to provide binary for Linux, than ZIPed static linked binary package.

Just trying to execute binary from release asset `ImHex_1.5.0_Linux.zip`[0] under Debian 10:

$ ./ImHex
./ImHex: error while loading shared libraries: libglfw.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

UPD: And just after install one dependency, there is another one

$ ./ImHex
./ImHex: error while loading shared libraries: libcapstone.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

[0] https://buildkite.com/solemnwarning/rehex/builds

[1] https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex/releases
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On Old Age with Cicero – How to Appreciate Growing Old
Nice design and UI/UX.
.NET TcpClient library to connect through proxy server
Hi.

We have implemented a .NET's TcpClient that can connect through a proxy server.

It is a helper method that creates a new Socket and connects it to a destination Uri through a given Proxy.

Based on that socket a new TcpClient is created.

It takes one line to use it:

TcpClient
client = Filemail.ProxiedTcpClient.ProxiedTcpClient.Create(proxyUri,destinationUri);

It is capable of detecting system proxy settings and handles proxies configured with *.pac script files

TcpClient
client = Filemail.ProxiedTcpClient.ProxiedTcpClient.Create(destinationUri);

Code is hosted on github: https://github.com/filemail/ProxiedTcpClient
Nuget package can be found here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Filemail.ProxiedTcpClient/

Feel free to give it a try. Any comments, suggestions, etc, please do let me know.

Cheers, Ace.
>“Pilots who encountered the object described that, unlike a balloon under similar conditions, the object was completely motionless and seemingly unaffected by ambient air currents,” he writes.

An interesting statement. The observers were in a fast aircraft. How long did they circle the object before they noticed it was not drifting with the wind?
Does this game have lattice based theory involved?
Yes that should be possible. Unfortunately I was in the opposite position, i.e. I had to make this browser look normal by hiding all of its misbehaviors, not try to exploit them :-)
It's either a typo or a play on Kafka since "kappa" is a twitch meme
On smartphones and tablets I can definitely agree with this sentiment. There's just nothing close to the reliability and comfort that iOS gives you (Used Nexus/Pixel for 5+ years and finally had enough and switched this year back to iPhone. God was my life so much easier).

On earphones I'm not so sure. My Sony 1000XM2 works really well and I don't have advanced needs like switching devices constantly or sharing the audio with another person. Then again, maybe we just didn't know something is possible before somebody actually delivers it out there.

The "spatial audio" thing I don't think would be a very good argument though. The promotion materials are extremely vague and I don't have much confidence that the noise cancelling/sound quality of this will be night and day compared to other established earphones. So I'm not caring too much about that aspect. As long as the sound quality is not worse than Sony/Bose/Sennheiser I'll be fine with it.
I think people that become prominent, especially businesspeople, get accused of being bad people for the rest of their lives. Their lives are scrutinized, other prominent people that control newspapers have friction with them, they do something not too nice at some point and can never live it down. It is easy to call someone a shitty human being, but is he a better person than say, your neighbor down the street? Have you ever done or said anything that, if you were to become prominent tomorrow, people would call you a shitty person for? I think almost everyone on earth has.
Fun at first, but between level 7 or something and at least level 15, it's the same problem over and over (sure, positions change a little bit, but the method is exactly same). I wonder if it changes a bit later, but even if it does, it would be cool if some of these redundant levels were removed so people don't get bored.

Edit: level 17 is a little bit more interesting (albeit being the same thing) but level 18 and 19 aren't… Level 20 is the first one with 3 moves, so it starts becoming interesting again. Level 10 to 19 should really be summarized in just two or 3 levels.

Edit2: level 51 still has three moves. Three moves are more interesting than two, and most of those aren't too straightforward and repetitive (many aren't too hard, but some are a little bit tricky, which is cool), yet it causes a little sense of stagnation… I'm done.
What are some more books / resources recommendations on the same?
I used to love Xevious. I see a Xevious screenshot.

In the early 1980s, I would stop at an arcade, almost every day, and waste a couple of dollars playing it.

That's a great article. We've come a long way. I particularly liked how it showed that the original characters were designed to integrate aliasing and blurring from CRT analog artifacts, so they actually look crappy, on today's nice monitors.
So "big brother" that want to track everything use a reference to 1984 to criticize a law that protect against it ? Perfect double speak in action (sadly).
PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization
Critically endangered Sumatran orangutan born at Belgian animal park
You can put the redirection before the command name, which keeps the same left to right flow.
Twitter's Jack Dorsey gives $15M for guaranteed income to cities
> With Gatsby you get the benefits of a React webapp but without the downsides

Instead Gatsby just brings its own set of downsides. Gatsby does not scale very well and has horrific dev and build times when it needs to ingest a medium quantity of entries.
Wow, the control flow constructs / pattern matching alone is super crazy. Well done on the README and explaining the concepts as you go. The language seems awesome and powerful. Can’t wait to try.
Where I work we banned meetings between noon and 1:00 PM and Friday afternoons. Perhaps this is not what you’re asking for, but I have found it has made an impact. Without this policy it was difficult to find time to take a break. Having a break helps me feel less overwhelmed.
What It Means to Be a Hero: American Superhero Comics vs. Japanese Shonen Manga
Again!
We have a lot of problems from AWS outages
https://hackernoon.com/moving-to-the-cloud-doesnt-prevent-ou...
Blunders Eroded U.S. Confidence in Early Vaccine Front-Runner
This is awesome; reminds me of being a kid and watching windows media player or whatever it was with the lava-lamp-like visualizations. Reminds me of simpler times where that was enough to pass the time and feel that all was right in the world...
Practical tips for identifying when you are over-engineering
Podcasting blew up this year and since I run a podcast editing startup[1], our MRR grew better than it was growing the year before.

[1] https://useCastup.com
We are talking on an article that highlights a major flaw of curl|bash.

The website owner can determine if you are just downloading to investigate script or if you are downloading and running.

In the last scenario the owner can decide to give you bad code and you won't know what happened / can't prove that the website owner did anything to you.

With APT the owner cannot see which case it is in, someone can always investigate what is being published by just downloading a package.

Otherwise, as you noted - if you trust the wrong person you will get owned either way, but curl|bash is inherently more dangerous due to easy targeting.

(I can push a package in apt via curl|bash too so it gets upgrade regularly)
I find this to be happening with YouTube in Firefox Mobile. For some reason my "watch later list" (or any playlist, I think) jumps like crazy when scrolling through it. It's a real mess and leads to lots of misclicks. Almost feels "broken by design", so I stick to their app.
Deprecating the __cfduid cookie
Of course but, there are sub-committees which melt all the agendas into a single pot and create solutions which makes everyone happy. Also some of these languages have or had BDFLs.

Oracle's governance is different from this. C++ is an ISO committee. Python has a lot of working groups, etc.

Java is much more centralized when you compare with others.
Nice. Non-admin user install would be nice to have.
Are you familiar with the left pad incident? One maintainer dropped a bunch of predominantly trivial repos that had a large impact on mom.
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If only it had comprehensive SELinux support...
That`s because AWS took too much on its side.
Thats classic mistake
https://hackernoon.com/moving-to-the-cloud-doesnt-prevent-ou...
The smallest QR codes are 21x21 pixels. Braille is 2x4. So you might be able to do it assuming there are the right patterns.
Tires are made from pigs. Recommended read on the matter: PIG 05049 by Christien Meindertsma [1]

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3389366-pig-05049
"A company that makes luxury cars" alright I'm going to ask you an honest question, 20 years ago would you have been on a website such as this, had it existed, talking about how we need electric cars? Or about how the US car industry is a cartel and we need new innovators to break into the industry?

Its easy to call them luxury cars now, in hindsight, now that Elon Musk started the tech revolution that brought us full electric cars and a disrupted auto industry.

That's not to point out that "a payment processing website" made the lives of millions of people easier, as will global wireless high speed internet and cheap, civilian access to space.

I think you have an axe to grind, and it is clouding your ability to think rationally. There's a rule on this site that you're supposed to add to the discussion. I kindly request that you follow it.
Go and csml for chatbots.
I you like the witness, I’d recommend The Talos Principle, which has kind of the same gameplay (slightly different kinds of puzzles), but more story.