skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What's the quickest-to-learn alternative to Wordpress? Possibly with a CLI version so I could edit it via bash commands.

Wordpress atm is the quickest way to whip up a website for any objective needed.
https://github.com/immunant/c2rust:

> We rely on Emscripten's Relooper algorithm to translate arbitrary C control flows.

Article on why Relooper isn't good enough and the superior Stackifier algorithm, which they probably should be using instead:

https://medium.com/leaningtech/solving-the-structured-contro...
Probably going to be downvoted to hell but anyway.

Why are we always saying that hating jews is about race and not religion?

There is black African Jews, white north African Jews, eastern European Jews, Hispanic Jews, middle eastern Jews.

It's something that I'll really never wrap my head around.

I'm genetically/ethnically ""identical"" to a whole bunch of Jews, but there isn't a single Jewish person in my family.

Is hating Mormons racist against white people?

Is hating Muslims racist against Arabs?

Why is there an exception for Jews?
The actual bug was in the C++ code handling the Content-Length header (https://hg.mozilla.org/integration/autoland/rev/48c0e854be62...) and the Rust code just happened to be first to trigger it.
At this point, the code relied on the Content-Length header being present because the higher-level API was supposed to add it. The field that is supposed to be populated by Content-Length (mRequestBodyLenRemaining) is pre-initialized to 0.
Boris Johnson is great at brainfuck
Actually the interesting part of that theory being true or not is Fauci funding gain of function research in those labs through Peter Danszak (i.e. https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/nih-took-scientists... - gets worse the more recent findings you come across) and the unwavering support the NIH have him. Certainly raises strong questions regardless of your starting position.
Everybody should use Firefox ESR. It's stuck at Firefox 91 and you receive security updates, but you get no ads, your settings do not reset...
Not OP but what equivalent ecosystem do you expect from something like django that you can compare to wordpress?

If someone at work told me "yeah you could write an ERP in C# ...but excels ecosystem is just so much greater" then I'd be a bit confused.
can't remember I've ever searched for "restaurants near me" instead of using a map app or a self-choosen identifier. (And given e.g. Google Maps (on web) doesn't even reliably get the state right for my initial position, why would I rely on geoIP for that?!)
I really don't see what's difficult. You don't even need multiple cameras, you can simply use very short exposures and combine short exposure shots into a longer exposure one when needed. Multiple cameras are useful to handle glare though.
Sorry for being That Guy, but the word is "haven" [1], Google defines it [2] as "a place of safety or refuge".

As a Scandinavian, the idea of someone being "safe" from taxes is ... alien, to say the least. :)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_haven

[2] https://www.google.com/search?q=haven+dictionary
interesting. f-droid has an app called xprivacylua which seems to be a successor to xprivacy. last updated less than a year ago. the problem is that it requires rooting the phone which not many people will want to do, and the xposed framework comes with a big warning that it could prevent android from booting.

what we need is to have this integrated into the core OS so that it can safely be used by anyone.
It's incredible to see a normalization of the term "outage" applied to a software running on a local hardware.
>Wordpress atm is the quickest way to whip up a website for any objective needed.

Bullshit.

Static HTML template + Azure Static Web App/Netlify/... is definitively faster and cheaper to setup.

I am a developer who runs multiple wordpress sites for small businesses.
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Here's one from this year: https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2022-21664/

"SQL injection due to improper sanitization in WP_Meta_Query", fixed in WordPress itself:

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2039317

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There's a point to be made about how it's not possible for Amazon to check every single listing (made by other companies) for authenticity, nor they can use user feedback as a way to check/block those companies as many people use a different return reason than the real one (eg. "I don't like it" becomes "it's counterfeit").

It's unfortunate but you'll have to learn how to navigate the new amazon, and possibly use the mentality that everything CAN be counterfeit on this platform.
your [1] link references a comment in the code, not actual working code. Can you do better or should we classify your entire post as fake news?
I believe you mean West Africa.
It's way more complicated than that, but anyway for the past 30 years Israel has been at peace with their neighboring countries and isn't realistically being threatened (yes I know Iran talks a lot, but in practice they are completely unable to strike Israel, while the opposite isn't true, so it's not really as if the threat was meaningful).

All that remains is a colonial war against Palestinian people to put hold on the entire region, based on a supremacist vision of what Zionism should be (and it's not what the founders of Israel had in mind when the country was formed). The Palestinians from the West bank are completely unable to defend themselves from the rampant colonization and Gaza is conveniently left unchecked in the hands of a terror group, who albeit causing little practical damage[1] exert enough terror[2] to keep the Israeli population in a mind-state of perpetual war. This is 1984 taken as an instruction manual.

Honestly, it deeply saddens me that the Jewish people, after suffering two crimes against humanity in the twentieth century (the holocaust, then the mass deportation of Jewish people living in the Arab world, after the creation of Israel) are now involved a third time, now as the tormentor.

[1]: a war in which you lose no military, nor infrastructure and only a handful of civilians isn't a war.

[2]: hundreds of flying rockets that can blow up your house and will kill a dozen of your citizen is a powerful terror attack.
What performance bottlenecks are there that can still be improved?

Right now I see a ~6x slowdown on small-code benchmarks like sieve, but it goes up to 50x or more for large code like GCC. For QEMU it's roughly 1.6x and 2-3x respectively, so it seems like your JIT is slower than QEMU's.
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Under normal circumstances it would gracefully fail. If the connection fails normally the browser will keep trucking along, the problem was a bug deep inside the network stack that could've been triggered by any HTTP/3 connection.
Men in general value money and status more highly and therefore sacrifice more in their pursuit. An observer who concentrates solely on the monetary outcome sees only half of the picture.
As a German, I find this particular strange among my fellow Germans, because - jokes and prejudice aside - we really like to regulate things and err on the side of caution a lot of the time.

And often enough said laws and regulations are ignored if people perceive them to be overly restrictive, overly cautious, or just pointless. Sometimes people find out the hard way there was a very good reason for those (i.e. get seriously injured or killed), sometimes people get punished for ignoring them (ranging from fines to prison), but a lot of the time there are no real consequences unless something bad happens as a result. Drive a car without wearing a seat belt? Unless you run into a police officer or an accident, there are no negative consequences[0].

I suspect that part of the reason is the backlash people who refuse to wear masks or get vaccinated face from the rest of society. If you ride the bus or train without a mask, those who do may perceive you as putting them at risk and call you out on it. In fact, over here, you are required to wear a mask to use public transportation - if you don't, the bus driver will refuse to go, ask you to leave, and call the police unless you comply one way or the other. Same goes for pretty much any business.

Someone who refuses to wear a mask may think it's just another one of those pointless rules, except that this time, everyone else is totally up in arms about enforcing it to the letter. I am certain there's a lot more to it, but I have a hunch this plays into it.

It is very strange, though. I don't like wearing a mask, either, but even if I was seriously opposed to it, at some point I would just comply so I don't have to deal with people nagging me or bus drivers throwing me off the bus.

[0] Of course, no one ever entered a car and thought, "Today feels like an accident-prone day, I'd better wear my seat belt just this once."
I suspect the "doesn't matter" is the limited value lost compared to the value gained. There might not be enough black-hat hackers executing on those exploits :)
Oh yeah also, ad hominem attack instead of responding to the arguments. Nice.
> he did one of the most noble thing a human can do

Solve sudokus?
I am assuming you’ve used the UI since the 2.8 upgrade? Have you looked into the “industry compatible” key maps that you can switch to in the settings?

I’ve used Rhino, Cinema4d, Maya, solid works and blender and while they all have their pros and cons blender doesn’t stand out as significantly worse in my opinion.
The Annotated Pratchett File lists many similar references Pratchett included in his novels. In this case, it's marked as p35 of Reaper Man:

https://www.lspace.org/books/apf/reaper-man.html
Article touches on a lot of 19th century pragmatist discussions on truth. William James gives a succinct description of the relationship between reality and consensus, and abstract/concrete ideas:

"The popular notion is that a true idea must copy its reality. Like other popular views, this one follows the analogy of the most usual experience. Our true ideas of sensible things do indeed copy them. Shut your eyes and think of yonder clock on the wall, and you get just such a true picture or copy of its dial. But your idea of its 'works' (unless you are a clockmaker) is much less of a copy, yet it passes muster, for it in no way clashes with reality. Even though it should shrink to the mere word 'works', that word still serves you truly; and when you speak of the 'time-keeping function' of the clock, or of its spring's 'elasticity', it is hard to see exactly what your ideas can copy"

So it is true that we 'make truth', but we do not make it as we please, as truth-making at some level is a discourse with physical reality and has to cohere.
It wouldn't wipe out Europe but make uninhabitable due to nuclear fallout. Same as the exclusion zone near Pripyat. https://historyofyesterday.com/the-real-life-suicide-squad-w...
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Thanks for confirming that Google is no longer run by the same people I trusted (at least, somewhat more than I do now) over a decade ago.

I encourage everyone to make the leap to DDG or some other search engine that doesn't just treat you as a data cow to be milked for your precious, precious "insights."

Even GMail is no longer an attractive proposition - the risk of being locked out (perhaps, even automatically!) of an account that serves as your primary mode of recovery / identification to other websites, with little to no chance of getting an actual human on the line to address your issue, is too great. I would rather not have my finances and other important accounts be subject to the whims of the big algorithm in the clouds.
I do btw, fully agree. If Google Search was forced to exist as an independent company it would radically affect (I believe for the better) the finance model of the rest of their products and help the market as a whole.
This is a little silly, because some people run stop signs, tesla should too? The point of fully stopping is to ensure there isn't someone you didn't see, or is in your blind spot. To claim that its ok to roll through because you (or your computer) didn't see anyone, is weak logic. If the intersection is that safe, then get it changed to a yield.

Fact is a Tesla can't see 400 feet around a blind corner and down the street, to see the a*h** doing 90 about to blow through the intersection. Remember the tesla that didn't even see the broad side of a tractor trailer dead ahead?

Best quote of the article: "If a robocar is well made, we can trust it" ...wow, so no.
My daughter was recently diagnosed with a similar thing, APD (auditory processing disorder). Her hearing is perfect, and she aced all the auditory tests except one - they played her the sound of a lot of voices talking in the background, and she had to listen to one of them. Despite being able to hear perfectly, something in the processing in her brain makes that an impossible task for her. The specific difficulty is "auditory stream segregation".

In her report, they mentioned software called "LISn and Learn". Looks like it's now called SoundStorm: https://www.soundstorm.app/clinicians/the-evidence. Maybe that might be of interest to you, although it looks like it's oriented at kids.
It takes two is an amazing co-op game. I believe it won game of the year 2021?
Also you can play with a friend even if they dont own the game from what i understand.
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> I think some smart folks have realized that running solidly backed stable coin — that is, with actual currency rather than proxies like more crypto, bonds/loans, etc. — is a something worth pursuing. Perhaps for reasonable profit, perhaps for power… who knows? I think proper stable coins will become more prominent moving forward.

I know little about finance but I don't understand why it is smarter to back a stable with cash rather than with bonds and loans for instance.
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What caused me some distress in this is news item is that as far as I can understand, her statement was correct, it is my understanding that Jews are a religious group, not a race.

No matter how one defines race, I do not know of any widespread religion or belief system that is exclusive to a single race?

It may be be my ignorance about holocaust, but I understand that it was a genocide of Jews, not a specific race, is this wrong information?
I use a Firefox addon called "Temporary Containers". Basically unless I tell it overwise, every tab I open (unless it's the same domain) is opened in a new container. When the tab is closed, the container is deleted.

I use the automatic mode, but it's quite configurable in what you can do and works incredibly well.

It's way better than private mode IMO.
The US (multiple of your states) is more a tax haven than Singapore. By far.
Though the software complexity was already there, and they decided to remove it (by adding another kind of software complexity), effectively deleting a feature that apparently people are using.

It cannot even be claimed to be an UX improvement since it's creating disruption for everybody that had this feature disabled.

At this point they should have added it to the terms of use and deleted the toggle directly (which I suspect they are going to do down the line, when they can prove that nobody keeps that toggle off).
No, so far, mankind hasn't figured out how to construct the infinite tape part of it.
“…(we can't create machine learning models from your data to improve the experience for other customers, for example, without your prior consent..”

Which if added as a new privacy setting to workspaces later on would seem to imply that this change of removing the org wide opt-out is really how Google could build the right conditions necessary to get users to “opt-in” when they really have not expressed any interest in doing so while making it a large enough task for admins to fail to achieve 100% enforcement of the organization’s actual desired configuration state… and hides the real intent of the change.

Sorry but “we are opting all your users into this and removing your ability to stop us” is an odd change that is being driven by something other than the feedback org admins. I have a hard time believing that normal users will see enough of an improvement to warrant even mentioning their email search to their boss but do find it probable that admins will mention being forcibly overruled by Google to others that help influence renewal… just seems like something else is the driver and the end goal.

imo believing that this change is being driven by good intent wouldn’t be so difficult if the change to make workplace privacy settings a user-only controlled setting if it inherited the current organization stance. Some users would enable it and if it really does improve the user experience so much then others will adopt it when they see it’s effects in action or get the “well I don’t have that problem” comment from a coworker(this is how Google search, Chrome and Gmail got to their levels of adoption after all). As of right now though it sounds like all the other messaging that we have to put up with which after awhile is to take as anything other than “you are trying to steal something from me”.

At least it’s not a setting that can only be saved in the browser’s local storage and not at the account level like so many other annoying things that get pushed(looking at you YouTube).
> does not at all mesh with my experience or with the complaints I hear from friends and family in the legal profession. Even just when I'm helping friends in software negotiate contracts, which usually just involves me, one other engineer, and one lawyer, changes pretty frequently get lost or go unnoticed. Versions frequently get mixed up (altho the blame for that usually falls on bad search engines in email clients). Lawyer friends have complained to me about conflicting timestamps and about larger documents with hundreds of changes being tracked that work slowly and are difficult to parse.

that is exactly my experience with any shared document > 20 pages in word
> I distinctly remember a few "C:\Documents and Settings\<uncommon first and last name>\...", from which I could find and sometimes phone them (often their parents would answer)

so this sounds like a pretty devious attack if you want to get someone, pose as a script kiddie in online forum, put in C:\Documents and Settings\<their first and last name> in stuff, other identifying info maybe and then let others do the work.
It’s just a slightly more descriptive term that gives you the information that it’s high-to-high.

It’s like saying cheese burger instead of burger - it’s a little more info. It’s not saying that it’s not a burger as well, or that the techniques involved aren’t broadly the same.
Woah, I didn't notice til reading a comment further down that this thing is mounted on the ceiling, so it notices remotely that a person has fallen. I thought that the person had to wear it, which is a nuisance. Ok, I want to set one of these up for an elderly family member. Way cool, wow.
This makes no sense. This is about filter bubbles, right? With a dose solipsism so that minds can bend reality? Whether you or someone else or everyone else remembers or misremembers or not remembers the color of your first car has no bearing on the color or the existence of your first car. It has nothing to do with consciousness either, a photo of the car can also tell you what color it was. You or a group you belong to can hold all kind of believes about the world, consistent or not with reality. You can change or forget them but those believes will not alter reality. Or maybe I just don't get the point.
Apologies, I thought you were being serious.