skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In that case instead of cascades you just use regular invocation.
You'll never get feedback on rejection during this company's interview process in my experience.
Systems like the bullet cluster (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_Cluster) are taken as evidence that most of the matter in large-scale, gravitationally bound astrophysical systems does not behave like luminous matter.
Direct link to the blog post (the OP is redirecting to the list of blog posts for me):

https://media.netflix.com/en/tech-blog/linux-performance-ana...
BINGO...that is the divide that we need to fight against because the difference you just highlighted is one of language not behavior.

What you are suggesting as empathy really does have to do with HMI design. While we may not agree with the 'feelings' of another, empathy is about understanding them. Empathic deisgn, which focuses on understanding the perspective of your users ("seeing and hearing" to use IDEO terms), is where the principles of consistency, clarity, efficiency, and aesthetics come from.

The emotions and welfare might not be physical pain or deep loss but they are (in turn) surprise, confusion, frustration, and enjoyment. Your HMI's work when they understand and operationalize how your user interacts (physically and emotionally) with your product. It might be called human factors, it might be called design, it might be called something else but it is empathizing with user. When you seek to consistency you are takign an initial (low level) step towards making empathy part of your design. When you test that design, you are taking another step.

[1] https://www.parc.com/services/focus-area/innovation-services... (TED version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhSvLcfBM3k)
[2] https://hbr.org/1997/11/spark-innovation-through-empathic-de...
"The absurdity of our century-old, ad hoc approach to mobility is captured in one statistic: The utilization rate of automobiles in the U.S. is about 5%. "

Except it's not all about mobility. People like cars for all sorts of reasons and mobility is only one reason. [1] Just like watching a football game doesn't serve much social purpose other than entertainment (and socialization...and that's ok) owning a car is a valid way for some people and infact many people to gain enjoyment. Those that don't want to own don't have to own but please don't assume that just because you might enjoy sharing a car or a ride that everybody should desire and do the same thing.

And for anyone that says "yeah but there is an environmental impact to having cars" there is an environmental and healthcare impact to hosting a sporting event or a rock concert or even kids playing soccer or football (healthcare, injuries, car pooling kids) and so on.

[1] If it were only about getting from point a to b they wouldn't care about the color, the features or the brand.
Common patterns in functional programming:

+ map
+ reduce
+ filter
+ pattern match
+ f(current_state) -> next_state
I don't see any signs at all that Eich is a bigot.
Being picky here but when the first paragraph says "Guide this frog to the lilypad on the right" it should probably specify that you are moving all content in the pond. Just seems that it should start with moving the frog as a selector or reword that to be a bit more clear.
No-one said you're wrong. Maybe that's one of the symptoms of said fever. ;)
Sad, it would be better if the emphasis was on pure logical rigor.
Yes, exactly right. Thank you for more clearly articulating what I seemed to have scrawled out with crayons in comparison.
I've been using Mail.app with Exchange for 3 years, never had a problem. Is there anything in particular missing?
Proposed schedule change for JDK 9
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> In future we plan to have a third separate addressbook for automatically added email addresses.

I just want to say that this is something I really want. I don't even care if it's exposed over CardDAV, I just want to get automatically-added addresses out of my normal user addressbook. A couple of weeks ago I realized that my addressbook had a bunch of contacts in it I didn't recognize, so I cleared them all out. Today I checked and there's 3 more unwanted contacts.

It actually feels very broken to me that FastMail is automatically adding things to my address book without asking me, and without any obvious way to turn it off. I don't mind it recording this stuff in a separate addressbook to use for spam filtering and for auto-filling during message composing, but it should not be part of my normal addressbook and should not be coming down over CardDAV for my user addressbook.

The reason this is a problem is because I use my FastMail CardDAV addressbook as a shared addressbook for me and my wife (she doesn't use FastMail herself but I do), since we use iCloud for our normal address books but iCloud doesn't have a way to share addressbooks. It occurs to me now that since I'm actually using a Family account (for a single user, so I can have a custom domain without having the more expensive plan), I have a Shared address book available and I should just switch over to that (since I assume nothing ever auto-adds there). But it was still a rude surprise to find a bunch of unknown contacts appearing in my Contacts app on iOS.
Then don't tell them how many passes you did :-)
According to this Q&A, about 55-150 mA is available on a 5V line: http://www.hdmi.org/learningcenter/kb.aspx?c=13#42
We do disagree on the definition of redistribution. I do not accept that government=society. I also do not accept that society should have any goals and I would put individual liberty over everything else.

I do think spending money on Iraq war was bigger problem for Americans.I think you are referring to destabilization of middle east as another problem. We have essentially borrowed money from our children to simply waste it or rather on creating even huge problems for our children.
IMO sandboxing on desktop is failed attempt. Browser is a sandbox platform. Nobody will download some shady application and run it, even if it's sandboxed (but a lot of people don't really mind to visit a shady website).

If an application is in AppStore, it means that Apple got some legal documents from developer, it means that Apple performed some automated scans on application binaries. For me it's enough to have some trust. Sandboxing is not needed and it actually making some apps unusable or even impossible to implement.

Desktop apps always were in control of the entire computer. And they are now, unless you are downloading them from the AppStore. That's why a PC is much more useful than an iPad or iPhone for power users.
I think Netflix may have just rolled out a blog redesign. (The original link worked for me at first, but now redirect me to media.netflix.com.) Too bad they broke old links though. Hopefully that's temporary.
Is that more than Firefox OS?
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Bad news if true. Why would a not-for-profit foundation not support core productivity software used by 10M+ people?
Is it a feature that anyone wants? Have you been reading all the grumpy comments here? ;)
Seeing how anime culture has permeated the military in Japan makes me wonder if anime/manga/games like Strike Witches[0], Kancolle[1], and Girls und Panzer[2] are strictly for entertainment purposes or if they are in part developed as a recruitment tool?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strike_Witches

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

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girls_und_Panzer

Edit: As I read more of the article I see it mentions "Combined Fleet Girls Collection" which is the Kancolle I referenced.
Chromecast requires external power. Google's advertising of it is misleading.
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Odd, that URL messes up the pre tags when I load it in Chrome or Firefox (desktop). http://techblog.netflix.com/2015/11/linux-performance-analys... looks right.
What is your motivation for having security testing done? Are you subject to regulatory requirements? Or are you just doing it for your own peace of mind?

What stage are you in the SDLC?

My email address is in my profile - happy to chat and help you figure out the best approach.
I might have edited my comment as you submitted yours.

I do recognize that is a point of failure. The only companies that know me in such a manner are Amazon, Facebook, and Google (Gmail and calendar, and I'm going to be changing that). Third parties could otherwise piece together what websites I visit to get a more in-depth picture of who I am more so that what Amazon can figure out from my purchase habits; Facebook can figure out from who my friends are, what I like, pictures I'm in, etc; and from what Google could by reading my e-mails or seeing the events in my calendar.
Besides the chance of a word-play on the famous quote, is there any substance behind this at all?

What would be the problem with finding a curator? It's not unlike how music industry has always worked -- from the era of finding a radio producer you like to the era of following a playlist on Spotify on some genre you like.
Please stop calling it "God Mode." It is simply called "All Tasks" in Windows and is used by Control Panel's explorer search box to provide results about various Control Panel features, it provides absolutely no, zero, nill functionality which cannot be accessed from Control Panel itself (in particular the search box/results).

You can access any Control Panel applet via the same method (just need to know the corresponding GUID). Just search in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT for "System.ControlPanel.Category" and then note the GUID, then use the same method set out in this article to create a shortcut to it. Nothing mysterious or special.

Honestly this is the least interesting Windows tip/trick, and calling it "God Mode" is laughable. If you want a "trick" that is legitimately useful, holding shift when right clicking presents hidden additional options tons of places in Windows Explorer (e.g. in a folder, on a file, on special icons, on the desktop, etc).

Also:

- Win+Arrow Keys allows you to resize and move windows.

- Right clicking on the start menu orb in 8/8.1/10 brings up the Power User menu

- Windows still supports short folder names so things like C:\PROGRA~1 still work

- Windows supports long filenames via the \\?\ syntax so \\?\C:\Windows is legal

- You can use \\.\ to access Windows' true root rather than the drive root (Windows stores object at the root, the filesystem is mounted above root). If you know the device ID you can access the filesystem via this method (although it is not recommended).

- Everything in GPEDIT.MSC is very powerful if you're on a non-home version of Windows.

- netplwiz for automatic login (not recommended)

- PSR (problem steps recorder) is really cool.
Assuming you put early exercise clauses in your contract and exercise your shares immediately, yes. If you don't early exercise, you may have to pay ordinary income rates.
Using min-max heaps should be workable; indeed, the resulting data structure seems to be a special case of the data structure described in section 3 of [1].

[1] http://www.cs.otago.ac.nz/staffpriv/mike/Papers/MinMaxHeaps/...
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Great questions.

In regards to the Yun, we don't support it yet, essentially because we don't support the Programming-over-Wifi. But anecdotal evidence from other companies we've spoken to seems to show a single-digit usage (usage, not sales).

As for new boards... that's also a very interesting question. It does fluctuate, but not as much as you'd think. The case that stuck out most was actually the case of the Arduino Nano clones with the CH340G chip, which made Nano the 2nd most used board.
New boards tend to have a spike in "apparent interest", if I may call it that, in other words in things like Page Views on pages that have to do with the board, or Newsletter clicks, etc, but the actual usage is more gradual
Jenkins adds support for Jenkinsfile: pipeline as code
Author here: whether the hyperparameter tuning is done automatically or manually is not as important for what I was trying to say here. But yes, any of {grid-search, random-search, bayesian-optimization, etc} is likely to be more effective than manually tuning to squeeze out those last ounces of performance.
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> it's not appropriate to ask that an authority come in and forcibly establish a zone in a shared space where-in some speech is okay and other speech is not.

How do you feel about your HR department and their anti-discrimination and harassment policies? :)

You get more protections from harassment in the workplace than students get on campus.

Tolerance of intolerance (e.g., hate speech) leads inevitability to the extinction of tolerance itself. Discussions on why intolerance exists and what can be done to combat it are precisely why safe spaces exist. And yes, I believe university campuses should be exclusively safe places. Hate speech itself has no place in an institute of education - just as it has no place in the workplace. Discussions about hate speech, on the other hand, absolutely do.
Both dark matter and dark energy are descriptive placeholders for phenomena we partially understand.

With them, we can simultaneously explain lots of observed effects. But, as in the time of the aether, we know we don't have the whole story.
I don't really see a use for this but I agree with your ending point about computers being snuck into all sorts of things for little or no cost is very exciting.
Ask HN: What are some good books on Distributed Systems relevant to present day?
I'm looking for some book recommendations to start learning theory of distributed systems.

Thanks!
I'd say MSN had the edge over AIM in Scotland too, although the populations overlapped heavily (i.e. most people I talked with had both).
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Just want to point out that you could upgrade the base OS to latest, and run 10.6.8 in a VM for any older apps that do break in new versions.
Yep - the chromecast pulls too much juice (up to 1A) for the HDMI power spec.

1A would be the sweet spot for future HDMI specs.
I'm sure everyone knows that here. :)
Not quite, but close: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1401143/ (Rare Exports)
I think it's appropriate for them to strive to be a neutral third party. Having the keeper of "public" information like this also striving for specific political goals could call into question their handling (or filtering) of the data in order to achieve those goals.

We're much better off with a neutral keeper of the data that activist groups can point to when arguing a point.
If for some reason you weren't privy to insider information before (and could unload your shares at any time), now you'd be subject to rule 10b5-1.
In-depth Security Analysis of TrueCrypt: “code base is probably alright”
Be sure to make non-sync edits, try to "break" the synchronization. Then the visualization really shows how it all works and gets resolved.

Very nice job.
"didn't DPI scale properly", "strange behavior with my IMAP server", "consistent UI with my Windows and Linux system", "handle 8 accounts at once with thousands of messages".

If you have enough rigid requirements nothing will ever be a good fit.
Tangent: From Firefox, if I increase the font n https://heyfocus.com/ (for accessibility reasons) the buttons _come apart_ (specifically the right sides overlap the lower center of their button). Even with that font size increase, the text under the buttons is still extremely hard to read!
Nah. They rely on the fact that most modern TVs have a USB port near the HDMI ports. That usually provides enough juice.
This is one of the best tutorials I've ever seen. Great idea, great execution.
Is Social Science a Joke? (2013)
Project Oxidation is what you're looking for.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1135640
I think the proper response is to not silence or discourage any speech, but to make sure non-straight white (non-){0,1}guys have no fear of speaking just like their straight white brethren.
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If you really don't feel like doing through-hole soldering to the board you could at least use:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimp_(joining)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_tape

I just don't want to see you burn your house down! :p
Another reason for using Mozilla Thunderbird for your communications needs.

Soon we'll have wall charts of who can and can't talk to what.
Proposal to make something that is expensive; but simple in design, and easy to fix. Into something that is super expensive, complex to fix, and some may say.. cheeky in design.
I do not know about India as a whole making strides in economic growth. It has to do something with the overall education level. I am taking the example of Kerala , a small coastal state in the southern part of India. This small state in India has made great strides in economy as well as high living standards. I think this has to do with the high literacy rate in the state due to various socioeconomic & political reasons. This model of development is called Kerala model.

An excerpt from the Wikipedia article , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerala_model

" Kerala, a state in India, is a bizarre anomaly among developing nations, a place that offers real hope for the future of the Third World. Though not much larger than Maryland, Kerala has a population as big as California's and a per capita annual income of less than $300. But its infant mortality rate is very low, its literacy rate among the highest on Earth, and its birthrate below America's and falling faster. Kerala's residents live nearly as long as Americans or Europeans. Though mostly a land of paddy-covered plains, statistically Kerala stands out as the Mount Everest of social development; there's truly no place like it. "

Some of the recent news in which Kerala stands out from all other states in India.

1. The Cochin International Airport in Kerala is the world's first fully solar powered airport.

http://time.com/4002630/solar-power-india-airport-flight-gre...

2. Did I mention that Kerala too has 1Gbps connectivity, currently given for startup incubators in IT parks, soon the entire state will have it.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/kochi/Kerala-All-Set-...

3."As Kerala gets ready to be declared India’s first ‘Digital State’ on August 15, a host of vital data shows that the state is well ahead of other states in e-matters."

http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/Data-Shows-Ker...

Wikipedia article about Kerala State https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerala

PS: I am from Kerala state & I enjoy almost the same living standards in Kerala as that of US where I am currently working.
Edge cannot have feature parity. For example, it will not support plugins. I don't think they can drop IE from Windows due to enterprise use and LOB applications.
There can be odd behaviors with third party apps, too, and if you get dependent on that service you're at their mercy if they don't fix the issue.

I mentioned in a separate comment, Sunrise substituted a generic email address for mine in an invite response, but with my name ("Brer Lapn <invite@sunrise.am>"), which when someone replied to the group began to propagate across multiple co-workers' Outlook as the autofill address for my name. I missed email from some people for a week before one of my coders noticed it and let me know, at which point I had to get colleagues to forward me any message with that address, contact the sender and ask them to remove it from their Outlook autofill settings, and repeat ad nauseum until correspondence started coming to me again.

I sent a bug report, they responded "we'll look into it" and never heard another word about it, so for all I know it is still happening. If we'd have integrated that into the company processes rather than just my using it to consolidate my calendars it would have been a serious problem.
Same -- but I have js disabled. So that might be why.