skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s not a rational fraction, but I think it’s still a fraction. And now I’m wondering about 1/i, inverse quaternions (I barely get those even normally), and if 1/M ≠ M^(-1).

(Nice puns, BTW).
There is no need to "build the small web". The small web already exists. It's the part of the web that already existed before mega corporations took control.
Being a FE Developer myself I say there is no such thing as a standalone/full-encapsulated component in the FE world. Any non-trivial component always relies on, or uses outer contexts or side-effects. This could be non-scoped css stylings, translations, browser-environment specific state, global JS code/state, or networking state.
In USA at least for now nobody can claim leader for life like the CCP has done so. That a huge diff.
> I also wonder about whether getting people to have a fraudulent medical test (which might cause some amount of pain or anxiety, especially for people who are afraid of needles) could have been a cognizable harm

If I remember right one of the witnesses was a woman who got a false-positive HIV test result, so they probably went for that angle.
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Org mode and html export. If you want to be fancier, there is this: http://ahungry.com/blog/2013-04-01-blogging-with-org-mode.ht...

There might be other stuff like that as well. I just use org directly, though I guess in a "blog-like" manner rather than as a true blog.
My ex wife had herpes on her eyelids.
Perhaps the audience for that blog isn't the regular hn reader because I read it the same way as d23. I get that an origin leak can't come after delta was already spreading but most of us aren't drawing a timeline on the side while reading either.
It sounds like Berlin Glas was already supplying these components to ASML and ASML just decided to buy them out.
Just two things:
- 250W TDP is HUGE
- motherboard for this processor is expensive
Has a treatment for Alzheimer's been sitting on pharmacy shelves for decades?
"Banning margin" is excessive and clickbait-y.

The Spacer components idea is fine. Using Grid or flex layout in spacers is very sensible. But you could also use margins.

```
.spacer-stack * + * {
margin-top: 1em;
}
```
and neither of those two videos shows this motorcycle driving.
Seriously cannot tell if you are joking or not. That in itself is scary.
I'm building a series of computers designed to last for decades. They use FPGAs and run Linux. The first model will be ready later this year.

https://machdyne.com
With state actor funding it like 30 mins.
How Video Streaming Processing Works
Openmw on the other hand is slower than the original engine. I’ve found it to be too slow to be played using integrated graphics cards found in older laptops.

I’m currently playing using mcp + mge xe + dxvk on Windows and it’s basically flawless, it looks better than openmw, and it is also faster.
It seems interesting.

Not necessarily "creepy" IMHO, only it would most probably cost a zillion dollars to do seemingly the same things a set of cameras would (maybe less false alarms?).

It seems to me like an outdoor version of the Ring Security Drone (Ring Always Home Cam), video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2jFN_QEcS4
Toward artificial intelligence that learns to write code
It seems a legal issue was something that RICO fixed in 1970.

It was hard to pin down the mob boss to particular murder. They could get the lower level hitmen, sure, but tying it to the main boss was difficult. Recordings were not really a thing back then. Those that did talk were killed.

Rudy Giuliani (yes that Rudy Giuliani) had the first successful prosecution under RICO in the 1980's.
"A fraction of" does not literally mean a fraction of in the mathematical sense. Its commonly accepted use in English is much more refined.
I don't know... But I did not see any hints of open source or free API...?
We need to get better at spotting bad actors, the future of Web3 depends on it
There's a use-case for more than a single approach. Margins and also collapsible margins are tremendously useful. In case of text of an article for example, where space changes based on other elements on the page (e. g. larger space above headings - the linked article also uses them).

In addition, if there's also CSS for `:first-child` that removes the leading margin and `:last-child` that removes the trailing, you can easily wrap them inside another component to remove the margins (or introduce a property to collapse them if you prefer). Of course, this is a bit more advanced and needs to be included in the documentation.
The Dreadvertising Manifesto
Jekyll, all the way.

Easy and free to get going on GitHub Pages.
> The industry response to this is a resounding punt. That somehow you're fat because you're irresponsible abdicates so much of the real guilt from multinational food conglomerates driven solely by profit, not nutrition.

I mean, that's partially true and partially false. You do have the choice to not consume products that are bad for you. People change their nutrition and lose weight all the time - it's definitely doable.

There certainly is a case to be made for food companies being at least somewhat liable for the obesity epidemic. But I hate to see people promoting a defeatist attitude that puts all the blame on outside parties, if only because I think the message most people need to hear is that it is possible to lose weight if they choose to do so. It's not even very complicated (though it can be hard to implement). It only takes a bit of knowledge and a few choices to make it happen.
I think it needs to be differentiated between households and the general atmosphere. Family-wise there isn‘t big of a difference to the US etc in terms of treatment.

As for society though, South Korea is one of the least gender equal societies amongst developed nations [1].

Korea also has one of the highest rates of voyeurism, there is teams deployed by the city to check public toilets for spy cams with infrared lights [2][3]

And then you have repeated scandals like nth room, a bizarre modern-day sex slavery operation with hundreds of thousands of customers which made the me too movement a bigger thing.

And (I can‘t say whether this is accurate though) apparently there is a growing anti-feminism sentiment like in many countries, where especially younger men label feminists as men haters, and get in turn mocked with certain hand gestures.

So pretty heated to say the least

[1] https://www.economist.com/business/2021/03/05/is-the-lot-of-...

[2] https://www.reuters.com/article/southkorea-women-rights-idUS...

[3] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molka
Quick question; NFTs don't store the image in the block chain, they just store a pointer to the image.

So are there any guarantees the pointer won't get changed? Or is it a hash of the image or something? Could you effectively remove someone's control of an image by changing the pointer?

Honestly NFTs seem utterly useless to me because there's no guarantee they'll keep in sync with the reality of the objects ownership.
Replaced my Octopress blog with 200 lines of babashka (Clojure) and blogged about it here:

- https://blog.michielborkent.nl/migrating-octopress-to-babash...

- https://blog.michielborkent.nl/better-clojure-highlighting.h...

- https://blog.michielborkent.nl/markdown-clj-babashka-compati...
To treat people differently is in the poor handbook of middle management. It creates resentment towards those with preferential treatment. This is pretty basic knowledge in psychology and that is why I cannot really believe in the good intend of academics selling idpol. They do it for themselves and themselves alone.

Perfect for manipulation, extremely potent as a union buster or to kill movements like occupy wallstreet.
My company recently had a FE candidate supply a test using tables.
A key take away from many years of running a blog as a static website is that may add friction to your process. Unless you have some sort of CI/CD going on, the chances are that one can only post from their own computer, while using something like Wordpress allows them to post from anywhere — including their mobile devices — which leads to a ton of serendipity.

You might want to evaluate if posting from multiple devices is important to you, and if you're willing to setup some process to do it with a static website. I'm not saying that it can be done, I'm just highlighting that it is not something you can automatically take for granted.

An option that you might want to consider is GravCMS[1] which is PHP based. It has an interactive app for admin and posting, but once you post it generates static files. So from the point of view of the server and your readers, your website is static. You can still post from anywhere though.

I'm sure there are other similar solutions, and that someone has a SaaS to solve this which they think it will be the next unicorn. Anyway, just another thing for you to consider.

[1]: https://getgrav.org/
They may be wrong about the generalized conclusion but “some things are harder to prove” is hardly a strong argument against their claim in this specific instance.

And just throwing the word “nuance” into a comment doesn’t a counter-argument make.
> I'm surprised Netflix hasn't been buying IP owners

I imagine they had to pay for the IP for The Witcher and Altered Carbon.
The problem with "web2", big tech, call it whatever you like, is not where you host things. Whether you host your own website on your personal desktop or in the cloud, it does nothing to break the power of big tech.

The issue is discoverability. Your content is to be found in Google search, the main social networks and/or app stores. Or you simply do not exist for the world. The gate keepers are there and do not care how you host things.

If we take a very gross average, a typical website may have some 60-70% organic traffic (Google search), 20% from social networks, 5-10% paid traffic depending on your ad budget, and the rest is direct traffic.

So 90-95% of your traffic comes from gate keepers. "Small web" does nothing to change or break this. Who cares where your server is?

Small web equally doesn't mention anything about monetization, the other big issue for publishers.

To sum up, web2 sucks for publishers. You fully rely on gatekeepers for visibility and traffic and it's near impossible to monetize. Mostly because users don't want to pay for anything.

To users, web2 is pretty great. They like having a handful of apps as portals to pretty much everything. They aren't going back to RSS readers or "surf" a thousand individual websites.
A bit better view from SI:

https://www.si.edu/object/allen-paper-car-wheel:nmah_1028135

https://www.si.edu/object/allen-paper-car-wheels:nmah_117622...
Having an audience helps tremendously. I remember reading that children write better when they knew someone will read their stories. I imagine they are more motivated to write too (although on second thought, I can imagine it works the other way -- it could scare people off).
I use Pelican mainly because if I ever need a plug-in to do something very particular, I'd rather use something I'm extremely familiar with (Python).

I host in Netlify with my own domain name.

Link in profile if interested.
I use hugo[1] for pilabor.com, heres my personal tutorial, how to build a blog from the scratch:

https://pilabor.com/blog/2021/05/building-a-blog-with-hugo/

Benefits:

- Write MarkDown for blog posts

- Integrate custom HTML, JS and CSS snippets

- Site search via JavaScript and JSON index file

- Integrate data files (like auto replace affiliate links, content table building or dynamic image resizing)

- Very fast site generation

- Image Processing features

- HTML, CSS and JS minification

- One single binary that runs nearly everywhere (e.g. on Raspberry PI)

[1] https://gohugo.io/
It's experimental mostly because it's new and we don't have a lot of experience with this project yet, but so far it seems to do what it's supposed to do. Feel free to reach out on Github or Slack for issues/questions.
At a broader level, this accident again shows how vulnerable the semiconductor supply chain is, and it's not just because of geopolitics. I like the analogy by Willy Shih at HBS - "semiconductor supply chain is like a transcontinental relay race with hidden hurdles".
I switched to Nikola recently: https://getnikola.com/

Reads every kind of plaintext format, but will also just publish a Jupyter notebook which means you can do drag and drop image and graph inlining which makes everything so much simpler (and thus makes me more likely to keep it up).

Also single command GitHub pages publishing.
>The standard guidance is 1 gallon (~4 liters) of water per day

Unless you are in the Italian army, they need more.
Totally meaningless numbers without at least some normalized performance/watt to compare against
A rational number is one that can be written as a fraction (of two integers).

What's a rational fraction? Integer parts as opposed to e.g. 1.5/2.3?
I use Material for MkDocs [1]. It even has javascript search built in. I'm sure there are other templates fitting a blog better but I use it for a recipe collection on github pages.

[1] https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/
Write the post in markdown then convert them to HTML with pandoc.
Write a bash script which walk into every directory to convert and you have a minimalist blog engine.
Ordinal can also be case insensitive.
For those who would like to break away from sugar, I'd recommend first trying intermittent fasting to reduce the time window for eating. I tried to remove sugar from my diet permanently before IF and it takes considerable effort to maintain your distance all day, and in the long run it doesn't stick. My longer experience was 15 months before.

After doing one year of IF, it felt much easier to completely eliminate sugar from the diet, and sticking doesn't require tons of willpower. It's been 18 months but I know I can continue this indefinitely. I'm in that phase of sugar elimination where donuts look disgusting.
Unless someone is “alluding” to a lynching then “populist mob justice” is a gross mischaracterization of laypeople expressing disdain for the justice system.
This is a thread describing an exploit, the title is selected from the middle because it highlights the tension here. Even though the code was reviewed, the coin was vulnerable, and yet people still think "Web3" should be based on this sort of technology.

Reactions elsewhere to this include:

> Someone fraudulently made a little over US$110,000 in Ethereum with peer-reviewed code (!!) and a bait-and-switch scheme exploiting FOMO. The only reaction is “we should do better” -- https://mathstodon.xyz/web/statuses/107563745934015458

And:

> So this person sees how deeply broken all this blockchain stuff is, when even open and reviewed code can be used to irrevocably steal large amounts, yet the still think the whole fucking Web should run on the same broken infrastructure. -- https://mathstodon.xyz/web/statuses/107563776018101944
Any hints ?
>SuperDisk

achieved by writing more tracks because they replaced stepper motor with voice coils and dynamic head tracking, tracks are no longer fixed in place, plus its write all at once then read only.

For practical limits of the unmodified floppy drives you could look at computer build by Chuck Peddle. Peddle was the head designer of 6502, later worked for Tandon on disk drive controllers.

Victor 9000 by Sirius https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirius_Systems_Technology ~1.2MB on 720 drive. GCR and 9 density zones.
I use Hugo. Lots of free themes here: https://themes.gohugo.io/

You can write your content in Markdown, keep everything in a repo, and only push static files to the hosting of your preference.
I use Zola[1]. Single binary, simple structure, minimal frontmatter.

1. https://getzola.org
No, We Can’t Just Leave Assholes Alone Anymore
I think Ampere doesnt support hyper threading. That means this 128 cores is comparable to 64 cores on EPYC/Xeon. Also there is the L2/L3 cache that is important and ofc arch. Arm still has low adoption because code has to be recompiled. While "web" targets are easy things like financial software that gains benefits from AVX-512 instructions might be harder because Neoverse doesn't have this instructions.

On the other side, massively concurrent solutions might benefit much more from this new 128/256 arms chips. So for sure there is room for this type of solutions and im happy we are adding on top of x86/amd64.

Last but not the least x86/amd64 unless something changed were locked to AMD and Intel so regions like EU can't rely on them if they want to be independent in terms of silicon production/design. So Arm and maybe RISC-V are the only real paths right now.
There’s a fixation on this “pointer” problem with NFTs. Most projects use IPFS, making this a non-issue.

There are plenty of other critiques of NFTs - this is not one of them.
> just manually

I would find this tedious for any number of comments. Is there a better way?
> 250W TDP is huge

128 cores is too though, I imagine it's pretty linear?
This might be overly handwavy of me, but I struggle to see a scenario where a rationale Elizabeth Holmes thinks the expected value of what she did is positive if the standard sentence is 10 years, but thinks it's negative if the sentence is 65 years.

Maybe the takeaway is that criminals (and humans) aren't entirely rational, and 65 years is just a great "headline" for deterrence. But framing this as about deterring rational criminals strikes me as then putting a high burden of proof on the argument for 65 vs 10.
I write some of the most popular content on Hacker News. My HTML pages have an similarly austere style to what you might expect from Dan Luu or Fabrice Bellard. However I make an effort to give them a slightly more distinctive modern feel, while loading just about equally fast. Here's how I do it.

Example: https://justine.lol/sectorlisp2/

First, I like Roboto. It's overused but it deserves to be. It's the Helvetica of our age. The problem is custom fonts go slow. The trick I use is to use a data: uri for the latin1 character ranges in an inline <style> tag at the very top of the page, so that the top portion of the article can start rendering immediately.

<style>
@font-face{font-family:'Roboto';src:url(data:font/woff2;base64,d09GMgABAAA...
html{font-family:Roboto,sans-serif;font-size:14pt}body{max-width:960px,...
</style>

The only tools you need to do stuff like this are really uglifycss and uglifyjs. Plus maybe a shell script that runs files through `openssl base64`.

To save on bandwidth fees, I've learned to defer autoplay videos until they scroll into the viewport. See http://justine.lol/sectorlisp2/video.js to learn how.

When copying to google cloud storage cdn it's a good idea to use the `-z` flag so content can be delivered with gzip encoding.

gsutil -m -h Cache-Control:public,max-age=31536000 cp -a public-read -z com,dbg,css,html,a,h,lds,o,js,ttf *.js *.css gs://justine/sectorlisp2/

It's nice to not force people to use https. Dan Luu talks about the reasons why on his blog.

Be sure to use tools like https://pagespeed.web.dev/ which will help you with the rest.

Another good tool is https://favicon.io/favicon-generator/ for generating favicons. I'm very happy with it. I'm also a huge fan of https://excalidraw.com/ and graphviz https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline/ Also I'd give a shoutout to the optipng and pngcrush commands. PNG-8 is fabulous. So is Photoshop.

Finally, for something like a blog, consider just writing HTML. Your time is better spent learning how to be really efficient at using an editor like Emacs that lets you be a monster with manual refactorings than you would with a static site generator framework, which are usually heavyweight and frequently change in ways that causes breakages and have lots of weird dependencies. I don't think they're the sorts of things that can be counted on if you need to go back ten years later.
When they ask the team if there’s anything you want to stop doing during the retrospective, mention “this.” It’ll get some laughs at least. Many, many people hate these agile “rituals”, but few are willing to complain about it. We need to end this nonsense.
If screen use is up, she may not be blinking enough. "computer vision syndrome".

I have some gunnar glasses that sit close to the eye and wrap around so do a good job blocking air currents which (I think) helps with dryness
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> "Figwheel keep Om turning!"

Love the musical word play. Nicely done :)
About Inflation and Russian Chicken Farmers
The server is indeed not open-source. But the clients have been recently open-sourced: https://github.com/olvid-io
A hyperthread is only worth ~30% of a full core back of the napkin.
Definitely this.

For many (though certainly not all) of the investors victimized by Holmes, I'm not terribly sympathetic. As implied by "qualified investor", if you write such a big check, it's sort of up to you to do the homework.

I do have some sympathy for people who got Theranos tests and were mislead about their efficacy, but on the charges of defrauding patients Holmes was found not guilty! (Similarly, I have some sympathy for employees who went to work at Theranos and ended up bullied and threatened by the company, as with Tyler Schultz, but they aren't represented by any of the criminal charges!)
Show HN: Simple reader of the top voted articles of news and worldnews subreddit
is it ? Most of EPYC processors are TDP 180/200 watt and there are cheap mobos for them that can host even two sockets. So I don't think that would be a big issue.

Also we don't even know how they calculate TDP, lets not forget every single company Intel, Amd, Nvidia etc... have their own weird formula to calculate TDP. Your Intel 12900k has TDP on paper of 125W but can easily jump to 300W of power consumed. Without knowing formula for TDP calculation from every manufacturer this type of comparison is only a guessing game.