skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's on the page titled "Roadmap", so ... yes?

https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/master/tensorf...
Link isn't working. I assume Amazon pulled the item.

Is this the same/similar item?:

http://www.amazon.com/Annke-Sensor-2-1MP-Security-Camera/dp/...

Incredibly cheap and zero reviews, so perhaps they've just reposted it with a slightly different product code on Amazon?
This guy is all about voronoi diagram based animation.

https://vimeo.com/159319784

Also this guy, maybe more so. (There seems to be a connection).

https://vimeo.com/155733402
The article stops short of highlighting the most explosive detail. The study’s investigators suppressed these data just as one of them, Ancel Keys, was consolidating political power and unifying opinion around his cholesterol hypothesis. And when, twenty years later, the contradictory results were published, they lied about the conclusions.

There has always been suspicion of knowing cherry-picking. But the evidence of fraud, by the central figure of saturated fat phobia, is much clearer now.
what i suggest was not for back up, it's for disk death. it was a one line comment...
The proposal document itself may have existed for that long, but it's only been public for 14 days. To me, the important portion is the link to the discussion issue [1] created 2 hours ago, which to me seems like a more significant step towards doing the actual work.

Before, the default response was "we're thinking about it." Now, it's "let's all talk about it."

[1] https://github.com/golang/go/issues/15292
I sometimes hide under my desk after hitting command+z. That pinwheel of death is just unacceptable at the rate in which I see it while performing such a critical and rudimentary action.

I still couldn't imagine going back to Photoshop, and I found XD unimpressive. As you say, about a year or so will tell.
I suggest you to buy from https://www.cheapsslshop.com/ Cheapest price and best customer support.
my netbook from 2003 accepts two ssd (Asus eeepc 1000). you should stop getting work equipment because of looks or peer pressure.
There isn't a single sms client that doesn't try to force you to use G+? I don't remember even the stock sms app doing that.
Well, given that there is a causal link between the highness of the tech and its difficulty, I'm not sure you truly have "easy and high". Maybe you can find "medium-hard and high", but I think that "high" precludes the "easy".
I have this exact machine with an i7 and do not get anywhere as low as 2 hours. Do you have bumblebee installed? It sounds like you might have the dedicated graphics runnign at all times, which is the case if you don't have e bumblebee + bbswitch installed.
I suspect Monsanto will "have to Science the shit" into these potatoes and create new GMO strains to fight the cold, the radiation and low water availability.

I would rather have another James Webb telescope or send a few hundred probes to Alpha Centauri with the money it will cost to go to Mars.
> Developer Preview 2 is intended for developers and not as a daily driver; this build is not yet optimized for performance and battery life.

So probably not.
I suppose there isn't much of a market in general purpose computers anymore compared to iOS devices, but is there another reason Apple wouldn't start an arms race in specialized hardware graphics chips based on what they are doing for iOS devices? By that, I mean specialized for low power video playback specifically, rather than high end graphics processing suitable for content creation and games.
I'm still bitter about my nexus 4 being dropped from M for no technical reason. Other phones with similar hardware got the update.
This is assuming you have the correct version of python installed, right? What if you were on CentOS and the python version is 2.6? Or on Alpine and you simply didn't have python at all?
Vegetarian diet isn't really connected to low-fat. Meat generally decreases your food's average fat content, since most meat is lean. Vegetarians make up lack of lean meat with more fatty dairy and cholesterol raising eggs.
Good to meet a fellow Antetype user!

All my colleagues use Sketch (I work at a service design agency and we do a lot of UX as well) so I've used it occasionally for compatibility. What I primarily miss in Antetype is artboards.

The auto layout feature in Antetype is more or less unique in design tools as far as I know, apart from the ones that produce actual html, and they suffer from their own problems.

The symbol handling has so far been superior in Antetype as well. It'll be interesting to try out the stuff that they've introduced in Sketch.
Ah the old guess the signal/filter cv game. So kohanz cringes, that is one data point, but will the company you apply to cringe if you do it, or cringe if you don't?
We've already implemented 18 of the 100+ resources, using Meteor.js, and have definitely been seeing benefits across all of our projects.

http://clinical.meteorapp.com/release/1.3.1-rc14

On the customer/sales side, a client asks for a project, we agree on which FHIR resources to use, and voila! On the technical side we have our data architecture, schemas, wire protocols, and data storage. Which means we can get products out the door in a fraction of the time.

After implementing three or four apps with FHIR resources, we connected them to the same database, and they all immediately started working together as a microservice architecture. Plus, we know that we're ready to hydrate the apps with production data when the time is ready.

And at the end of the day, all that means we can spend more time on clinical problems, rather than technical ones. Can't recommend FHIR enough.
I think Gimp might actually allow you to make live SVG edits, but I don't think you can have variables or loops in SVG. You'd need a scripting language plus a higher-level interface along the lines of Core Graphics (UIBezierPath).
So it's more ethical for lions to eat other creatures alive than it is for people to eat other creatures alive. Got it!
Would you have a problem with the converse? ;)
unique_ptr has unique ownership; it's not an error to use other pointers to the same data (just a bad idea).
Wow, surprised I've never heard of Antetype. The auto-layout looks intriguing: is it based around the box model?
This playlist is what I used to learn Sketch too, quite good.
Why zsh is cooler than your shell
So what do you think is the solution to bringing prices back down to reasonable amounts?
It seems that a mod has come along and remedied the situation. I would have vouched, but I guess I don't have that feature. I don't even have enough karma for down votes, but when I saw what seemed like a high-quality dead comment without a contentious comment history, it only felt right to speak up.
but the existence of the proposals assumes there were internal discussions, which is counter to the argument that go devs don't care about generics. had anything good come out of that it would've been published in the open. as it stands, the negatives outweigh the positives. hopefully the new discussion will change that, or an entirely new proposal will make everyone see the light.
What you're describing is an extended version of the Problem of Evil. Also related is the moral and limitation of government itself (human chose to give up certain liberty for government).

Basically, free will (and the physical manifestation of it: liberty) is argued to be more important than the lack of evil. And you can't have realistic free will and liberty without accepting that bad things will happen.
Democratizing Education in China
If it was projects they owned and paid for? Probably.
The cover doesn't cost $90, look:

Voyage ($200) + Premium leather cover ($85) = $285

The Oasis costs $290 with battery cover. You're paying for a more expensive Kindle and a cheaper cover :)
It's not so much "let's all talk about it", but "here's how detailed a proposal needs to be to make it worth considering".
The AOSP built in sms client does not use G+

Google's "Messenger" client does not use G+

You can also use Google's Hangout client purely for SMS (you can sign out of hangouts)

If you don't like any of them, there are hundreds in the play store that have no G+ requirement, and any of them can be set as the default.

As for first class VoIP; again, I have no idea what you mean. Android has a full SIP stack that's built in.
You're using their personalized news app, and you're complaining that they're trying to offer you a balanced perspective of the news?
you just defined "overhyped", thank you.
Do you have a good resource for learning the debugger in RubyMine? I'm still using mostly puts and pry for debugging, but it sounds like the RM debugger could be a win.
It's just a matter of time. With implications we can barely imagine today.

Think about it in reverse. Think about every photo in existence anywhere that has you in it, or has your stuff in it. Imagine all of that being tagged and cataloged as being tied to you. A selfie your friend took in your house with your kitchen in the background. Somewhere somehow the data is crunched, algorithms are leveraged, and these things are figured out. A lot of this isn't even a particularly hard problem, your social graph is already known, your address is known, people share their locations all the time, the people you hang out with is known, it's a simple problem of deduction to figure out all this info. And then there's an amazing degree of data that can be extracted. Imagine a database containing a list of everything you are known to have in your house, and when, and changes to that. Imagine tracking your whereabouts and who knows what else by the presence, or absence, of your self or your accouterments or your car or what-have-you in various locations in the backgrounds of other images.

We really don't have a good sense for the implications of this level of data becoming available to anyone and everyone.
After watching Rob Pike's Go Proverbs talk I am pretty convinced generics, as much as some would want it, will never happen. He proselytizes "just copy a little code here and there" quite clearly, which is at odds with the complexity that generics would add.
IMO The Theranos basic concept is viable, but their implementation is flawed.

There have been somewhat recent cases of the SECDEF firing a General or Admiral if a development or acquisition goes awry. The JSF Program Executive Officer, MG David Heinz [0] was one example. I doubt a senior officer would risk a $10Bn acquisition program on unverified technology. Development programs are another story.

The Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) [1] are known for being rigid when it comes to the units meeting contracted specifications. They also require technical documentation, so trade secret wouldn't be an excuse. If DCMA are on vacation, then no deliveries take place. This happened during federal shutdowns.

If Theranos sold the DoD a device that was faked and didn't meet specifications, It's entirely likely DCMA would reject the delivery.

Development programs with DoD funding sometimes (often?) go awry, and sometimes specifications get changed (e.g F-35) but the unit must meet contractual specifications.

[0] http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/02...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_Contract_Management_Ag...
Broken Ratings System Is Killing App UX
The title of the post is actually "Skylake's power management under Linux is dreadful and you shouldn't buy one until it's fixed".

I had to rewrite it to get it under 80 characters.
Off topic: I can't see Adobe XD without seeing the emoticon
Luckily for you, everyone at Google has a 5X so it's bugs should get tons of attention.

http://9to5google.com/2015/12/13/googlers-nexus-5x-holiday-g...
Am I correct in assuming that containers specified by OCI can be exported and managed by other tools like lmctfy. You see your competitive advantage being in docker.
> Easy solution to it is to just use a plain text editor (gedit being my preference) to view your logs.

I had a license to Sublime before Atom was even released, so that's what I use :-) I used Atom for at least a year just to support the open source aspect of it (I do spend most of my time in RubyMine these days)
Building Mobile-First Infrastructure for Messenger (2014)
I finally gave up on Flash 5[1] and started using Sketch. I am a front-end developer and needed a lightweight tool for occasional design tweaks or side-projects.

[1] Yes I know it's not the primary use-case of Flash, but it was a great tool and had almost all the features Sketch has.
Apply HN: EcommerceBot – A bot for ecommerce to handle customer support
A platform that would make it dead simple for ecommerce sites to have a bot to help them with customers support.

Problem: Live chat has the highest satisfaction rate over email and phone for customer support [1] and is the preferable channel. As companies like Facebook, Telegram, etc make it super simple for customers to connect directly with businesses, having someone in front of a computer to answer questions is not a scalable solution. Ecommerce owners should not spend their time/money building and training a bot.

Solution: We will provide ecommerce owners a platform where they can get their own support bot up and running with a few clicks. Our service will connect to their ecommerce solution, gather the necessary data, learn their FAQs and with all these information the bot will try to answer customers questions. As more ecommerce companies join the platform and more questions are asked, the bots will become smarter.

Who are we? I am Guillermo, a Software Engineer with over 10 yrs of experience working for big companies and started a handful of startups. I have a successful bot running on Slack and the lessons learned there will help me build this platform. Angeli, my wife, has been a PM in the software industry for over 5 years. She has been running an ecommerce for about 4 years with annual revenue in the 6 digits. We recently quite our corporate jobs and became digital nomads, ready to work on this full time.

[1] https://econsultancy.com/blog/63867-consumers-prefer-live-chat-for-customer-service-stats/
Yeah, I'm totally cool with that. Diversity is wonderful.

The thing I'm not ok with is people who pretend like they are the modern incarnation of St. Francis of Assisi while eating animals for every meal and having a bunch of leather goods.

Such people aren't saintly patrons of the animals and they should come to terms with it. It's really just about honesty.
There is no more evidence for your theory than theirs. Neither can be proven. So "let's not attribute any aspect of his behaviour" to anything is the only correct response.
Out of curiosity, what platform do you design for? I often make designs for web and mobile web, and I want my text to look the same in my design tool as it does on the platform I'm designing for. Since mobile devices don't support sub-pixel antialiasing, I don't want it enabled in my design tool either.
1. Partner with them. If that goes well, they'll be clamoring to buy you. This also gets you an internal business unit/advocate to push for something.

2. Talk to their corporate development team. Their job is to buy companies. Hopefully they've reached out to you. Otherwise, you likely don't have any leverage.

3. Hire bankers to find you other potential bidders to drive the price up. The good ones will know all the corp dev people.
As someone who spent too much time with Oracle, this headline is quite confusing (OCI => Oracle Call Interface). Computing has a serious TLA issue.
> Skylake doesn't support OSX (and there are people with reasons to want that).

It's the other way around though?
Yeah, most of NASA probably. Andy Weir gave a talk at NASA Ames last summer and it was crowded to say the least.
Except it isn't hidden.
Have you considered using a Xeon since you're looking at a 4690K? You might appreciate this tip:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11455701
Async is massive. I have been using this feature heavily in NeoVim for the last 6 months.

I am surprised that nobody mentioned this: Bram (Vim's author) was in the beginning very much against async in Vim and this was one of the main reasons that the NeoVim fork started.

6 Months later Bram comes up with tons of features and one which he heavily opposed.

Anyone know why this change of mind? The fear of Neovim or did I miss anything?
Strapless continuous heart rate monitor
I work with a number of M&A analysts who all use Excel on Mac (heresy!) for financial modeling every day. With a combination of BetterTouchTools to access deep menu items and script sequences of key commands, as well as an intuitive knowledge of the builtin keyboard shortcuts, they see no reason to go back to Windows. Also, Excel has Applescript AND VB/XLM macros nowadays, and if you bind those to BetterTouchTools, you can do absolutely anything you want. If you haven't tried the Office 365 version, it's worth taking another look.
They better implement something very near by, Swift is coming for them.
Thanks eggy, awesome replys. You should write some of your experiences down if you find the time.
Martians Need Not Apply
The easiest way is to enable 3rd party scripts on youtube. While at youtube open the uBlock Origin menu and set 3rd party scripts locally to no-op. After you enable advanced mode the two columns the now appear are for blocking stuff globally (left side) and locally (right side). Globally blocked stuff (like when you set up medium mode to block 3rd party scripts and iframes) automatically gets applied to the smaller scope (local to the site currently open).

To unblock scripts just turn the 3rd party scripts block to gray which equals a noop for that. Green is explicitly allow which is what we DON'T want since we still want filtering from the filter lists to apply. Basically to unbreak sites you start with setting 3rd party scripts to noop then iframes if that doesn't fully fix a site. This setup is rather course grained but is the easiest way to increase security and privacy with the least amount of user interaction (the most bang for your buck basically).

As you browse with this "medium mode" you'll probably interact less and less as your dynamic filtering list gets built up. I wouldn't recommend using the "hard mode" since there's not a lot to gain from it and it will cause a lot more breakage.

Edit: Also I just noticed this but font blocking is also enabled in the medium mode screenshots. This isn't part of the described medium mode and the author of the screenshots likely forgot to turn it off before taking them. However you're free to try it out if you want but keep in mind it can break the look and feel of sites. Also it may not actually block the downloading of the font if you're using Chrome or a Chromium based browser so there's less of a reason to use it on Chrome.
I wouldn't assume that. Since Safari Technology Preview is going to be updated every 2 weeks, as soon as WebRTC is stable enough, it'll be included in the Preview.

I'd be surprised if WebRTC isn't on the list to be a major feature of Safari in this fall's OS X 10.12 release, which will be previewed at June's WWDC.
Obama appoints execs from MasterCard, Uber, and Microsoft to cybersecurity panel
Of all the weird usability quirks Sketch has held onto over the past few years, the automatic propagation of changes from one instance of an applied text or object style to all other instances was probably the most maddening. So it's great to see that finally resolved in 3.7 with manual style sync.

Next on my Sketch usability wish list: the ability to set the fill or stroke on a group instead of having to go in and manually select each of its objects.
Eric Raymond had an interesting take on the link between autism and exceptional achievement (if you can get past his ego).

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=7060

In short, the time and energy normally spent on social interaction instead is spent on other aspects of life.
I'm not sure how I feel about this. I'm excited to see what will come of this but I'm not placing bets either way until something starts happening.
Some Relationship Advice from Pope Francis
This was actually mentioned during the Golang team's AMA on reddit. They have wanted to make the proposals for generics public for a while, it probably just took some effort to organize it all and make sure it was OK to publish.

https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/46bd5h/ama_we_are_t...

> Some people on the Go team have sunk considerable time in producing generics proposals, but they've all had serious drawbacks. I'm hoping those proposals will be published at some point so people can see the depth of complexity that generics bring; it's almost always underestimated.
Broadwell for example (Skylake's predecessor) runs Debian Jessie absolutely beautifully on my T450s laptop. Great battery life and integrated graphics performance.
Sketch is really nice from what I've seen from it. Does anyone know if there is anything like it which is Linux compatible?
That says something about him, not about the tech!
Everytime I read one of these Autism articles I feel like I might be affected myself. I lack most of the symptoms I read on the internet but often feel disconnected and not caring about what's actually happening. Like a robot on autopilot with occasional breaks when I realize where I actually am in my life. For example when I hear really bad news, I'm just like "eh, life goes on".

I'm not sure when this started but I remember a moment a few years back when I realized this trait for the first time.

Is there a short check I can do to find out more?
Visit a doctor. That's really the only sure fire way to know. You may just have depression.
I had this too, on Chrome on my MacbookAir 2012. Then I found this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/h264ify/aleakchihd...

Google pushes his VP9 format so hard, it serves it to its chrome users on Mac, where it cannot be hardware-accelerated... This is ridiculous, especially when it serves H264 when browsing on Safari!

I installed this app and switched to H264 for all videos, bringing in HW decoding, and since then my autonomy tripled when I go on Youtube binge.
Oh brother.

I consider myself very smart but wouldn't write this kind of arrogant drivel :)
This. For better and for worse, Go was designed for "simplicity", and generics are anything but simple. I'd be very, very surprised if Go thinks about generics in earnest anytime soon.

I don't say this in anyway to eulogize Go: In some ways, Go is pathetically unexpressive. That said, it currently fills that gap for writing middleware between C sacrificing too much developer productivity and Perl/Python/Ruby/PHP sacrificing too much performance. Generics would be nice to have for this core use case for Go, but it's probably not critical.
Mean-spirited indeed. Given Lyons' long history of sometimes spiteful satire it's hard to imagine this ending any other way. Like the scorpion and the frog. Perhaps Hubspot should have known better than to hire him in the first place!
I was trying to qualify my statement as much as possible so I wouldn't get accused of using hyperbole for effect. But yes, what you said.
The best example so far regarding fault tolerance. The Netflix Simian Army. Introduce failures constantly!

http://techblog.netflix.com/2011/07/netflix-simian-army.html
Zika Virus Preparedness Market
How important for redundancy/quality of service is the feature of advertising each region's IP blocks from multiple points in Google's network? It seems like region isolation is the most important quality that Google's network could provide, and their current design is what made something like this possible, not just the bugs in the configuration propagation. They mention the ability of the internet to route around failures, so why not rely on that instead?
I wonder why they have not fixed the performance issues in Atom. VSCode is based on Electron yet it is blazingly fast than Atom.
How are Arch fonts? I use CentOS on a VM. I dislike Ubuntu, but it's the only distribution that has good fonts.