skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you are concerned about flash point, make sure it is clarified butter (Ghee). Normal butter still has a decent amount of milk that will easily burn at lower temperatures.
The sort of post-TMS emotional hypersensitivity he describes is "normal"? On one hand I wonder if I'm further on the spectrum than imagined and should seek help ... on the other, being overwhelmed by other folks' emotional state sounds crippling.
Vertical integration gets a new lease of life
Unless your phone is a giant electromagnet, probably nothing.
Thanks - I'm glad you found it interesting!
I wonder how sexual development happens in autism. In terms of emotional connection it's a pretty central and strong source.
I really wish the restrictions on public companies can be reduced or removed so board of directors can tweet more on the companies.
The fact that it's designed only for right-handed people is what turns me off (as well as my wife, who is also a leftie). Holding a book or tablet with my right hand just feels alien.
Do you think it is fair and just that only others should suffer the consequences of Böhmermann's inability to control himself?
Docker containerd integration
How to Rip DVD to H.265 Video to Greatly Reduce the Output Size
Crafting link underlines on Medium
> I wonder what exactly VS Code does to manage to be the only Electron based application that I've used that scales properly across multiple monitors at different DPIs.

It's released by a company that has internal controls on making sure released apps are high-DPI compliant.
Is OpenCL anywhere on the roadmap? I now make laptop and desktop purchasing decisions almost entirely on Nvidia card presence. One reason I didn't get the latest MacBook Pro.
There are tons of cameras out there these days that aren't crap, though they are a bit more expensive than the cheap kits you buy from Amazon or Costco. Most of the non-Chinese manufacturers and the largest Chinese manufacturers have good quality cameras depending on the features you want. Good cameras are generally compatible with ONVIF, so they should be compatible with a wide variety of VMS software.
I think that's why many of these systems focus on audio. It's harder to change in a way that beats fingerprinting but doesn't ruin the viewing experience.
I honestly find his position kind of vague and impractical. He does recognize that the perpetrators of 9/11 and other such attacks should be brought to justice, but suggests that it be done through non-violent means. I would very much like to know exactly what non-violent means he thinks might have been effective at apprehending the Al-Quada bigwigs from a Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

When the people who need to be brought to justice are in a nation that is friendly to them and entirely unconcerned about world opinion, economic sanctions, and other such tools of international diplomacy, I fail to see what realistic options there are besides violence. I may sound snarky at times, but seriously, if anyone has any realistic and practical ideas, please say so.

That's more what bothers me about Pacifism - being totally unconcerned with the realities of the world. They just say "find a non-violent way to do it" and then leave somebody else to figure out how to do that. I think it only applies in a few limited situations, and in general, pure Pacifism means you will be dominated by anybody who is willing to use violence to achieve their goals.
The most important thing about Atom is probably the community around it. TextMate is also opensource yet I haven't seen many plugins built for it.

Plugins and users are big part of what make Atom great.
Sounds good in theory. Until the bug that causes failure is also present in the monitoring system, and as such doesn't fail over to the backup system. AKA exactly what happened here to Google.
Would pre-Facebook Oculus VR be as obsessed with code signing and attempts at vendor lock-in?
It took me a week to get up to the speed of editing that I had with my former editor (gedit or so) and from then on my speed went up.

The reason I switched was pain in my fingers. I minimised the keystrokes I need in order to get my work done. After a two weeks, the pain in my fingers disappeared.

One example of such efficiency: to delete everything within an HTML tag, you just type: dit - delete-in-tag, not even that hard to remember.
That is wild! Wow, what an incredible installation! Do you have video of this at night? It looks fantastic.
This is really neat. Has anyone tried using machine learning to compose music with this?
Regardless of how right sama is, this is exactly what is happening. YC is making an example of Jeremy.
Show HN: Chryst: bringing you as close to Jesus as you are with your smartphone
Huh, you're right. I never realized.

Informal experiment, Linux Mint:

- 0.7G mem used, no FF, 1TBird, 1 URXVT
- 1.1G with 1 FF an one tab
- 1.2G with 10 FF, one tab each
- 1.2G with 1FF and ten empty tabs
- 1.37G with 1FF and 17 active tabs.
No of course not.

The positions I outlined are my justification for my personal goals of radical sustainability and veganism.

I understand when people aren't like me so long as they are OK with the full duty cycle of their personal decisions
Schools are finally teaching what kids need to be successful in life
They should have done corn for the high-fructose corn syrup ... because apparently we need it in everything.
stressfully
the personality test does not play a part in getting matched with jobs only your resume. Because most employers require you to take an assessment test before being granted an interview we have made it in a way that you take the personality test once and your result can be sent to the employers you were matched with. I hope that answers your question.
Ironically, it's not working on my desktop browser.

I'm getting "DEMO DISABLED. COULDN'T START WEBGL." on my Chrome on Windows 10 on Intel integrated graphics setup, literally the most common browser on the most common OS on the most common graphics stack.
Yeah, the board members all fit into "ideas guy" archetype. AKA a useless moron that doesn't contribute to the end product in any way, but still takes all the credit for it.
Show HN: Gulp plugin to obfuscate private methods/properties in JS
In a similar vain:

- Flexbox Froggy - http://flexboxfroggy.com/

- CSS Diner - https://flukeout.github.io/
I really don't know how to say this politely, but pretty much all of your statements are incorrect.

* First off, it's HSV not HPV. Pay attention, as they are two different viruses.

* Theranos' proprietary test system for the herpes simplex 1 virus IgG (HSV-1) has been approved by FDA, so no, it's not by traditional methods. [1]

* Other tests are performed actually by traditional methods

I'm not associated with Theranos in any way, so I couldn't care less, but please don't throw around random statements.

[1] http://techcrunch.com/2015/07/18/theranos-gains-fda-approval...
Atom isn't abandoned.
Federal GSEs (Fannie, Freddie, FHA) and the Federal Reserve's QE activities (artificially propping up housing).
no, just no.

SDV uses model checking and symbolic execution. its exploration is partial. the guarantees you get from the rust type checker are much stronger.

the real trick would be, could you represent the contract between the kernel and drivers as rust types. if you could, then you don't need SDV, you just need the rust type checker.
Avocado oil, butter, ghee, lard, beef tallow
My point is that 'autopilot' is more like 'cruise control', and except in advanced cases, is not analagous to 'autodrive'.
You need an accurate timing resolution of less than 1ms for useful groove nudging, and it's really tough to get PCs or Macs to be that precise on any OS.

If you use a high level language like Ruby, js, or Python the actual timing will be randomised anyway.

For maximum accuracy you need a low level scheduler written in C++ with a few special tricks. Of you can farm out the timing to something like JUCE - which isn't quite perfect, but is good enough for most applications.
There’s one major perk of globalization that only applies to rich people
I had a (medication induced) experience similar to the author's, with similar perception of radical changes in the motivations/intentions of my coworkers and friends, but mostly I remember it being like bright light was turned on in a dim room, my new awareness of others emotions changed a lot of my assumptions about their thoughts, the effects lasted a few days.

I'd rather be more in tune with reality, if new technology (or older ones like psilocybin or lsd) can provide this, sign me up.
Can models be ported between systems easily?
Kudos to you guys! Your website is magical and extremely well done. Instead of giving a whole load of talk you let me experience just how powerful Finch is the moment I arrive (and I understand this is only a beta version).

I can see so many reasons for this to be revolutionary to web publishing/design.

Good luck!
I really love Quakenet's nickserv alternative/bot, Q. It offers a way to do this with a /msg Q CHALLENGE command (https://www.quakenet.org/development/challengeauth ). ZNC (a popular irc bouncer) has a nifty authentication module that utilizes it, too (http://wiki.znc.in/QAuth/Module ).
I was just going to suggest this. Totally Super Sad.
Have you used VS:Code? If so, what do you prefer about Atom for JS development?

I find the JS intellisense, while heavily dependent on what kind of code you write, leaves every other editor standing.
Full-Stack Unicorns
Huge imagery, and serif fonts. Inspired!
It's a life altering 'change' in one's brain (at least it can be) and I very strongly believe that for people with socio-affective issues it has some relevance. Not talking about mechanics here of course, but a mean to interact / relate with someone emotional state.
The IRS is not set up to provide people with their data during tax season. ADP can provide your year-end tax information before your W-2 is sent to you or the IRS. So, while I agree the IRS has the potential to use the data they already receive, the transformation of how they receive and use it is large enough that they can't be considered to have an existing solution in place.
Work: cubical, desk across two sides, Thinkpad W520 and two monitors. Bought my own wireless Logitech keyboard/mouse. Share cube space with a loud medical device that I test. Water. Sort of 9-5.

Home: Ikea couch, coffee table for feet, refurbished HP laptop, Logitech mouse on the couch cushion next to me. Face the window. Wine. Hours: however long I can stay awake.

No music in either place, because then I listen to music rather than produce.
It most certainly is, and the disarray caused by finding people to contain motivations that were hidden can radically alter relationships.

Stay in the dark maybe I don't know I wish the light bulbs we already found were legal, but me myself I'm signing up if this technology becomes so and a few other folks take the risk before me first ...
Get a certificate, and add some scary code to your stack (openssl requires a lot of attention), and seriously restrict the number of connections per second you can handle.

It's inconvenient to restart all your connections because you need to apply an openssl patch, it's when worse when all the tls handshakes increase the time to get everyone back online when you do.
Stockfish – open source chess engine
If you want something stable I'd stay away from containers and use well-tested technologies like VMs and configuration management.

In my experience many of the tools in the container ecosystem are in the early adopter phase, promising a lot of convenience for some use cases, but too buggy and feature incomplete to really deliver yet. Not to mention the breaking changes and occasional migration to a new tool.
Why not refined olive oil? As I understand it olive oil is almost entirely monounsaturated which is supposed to be the "good" fat, and when refined it has minimal flavor and a higher smoke point.
Now Intel is effectively saying their CPU is intermittent-duty only.

That's really disturbing if true. Poor power management has resulted in devices being warmer than they need to be and shorter battery life, but that seems trivial in comparison to the hardware actually being damaged. IMHO I would consider it a flaw if a CPU did not last effectively forever at full load --- older OSs which lacked any sort of power management basically kept the CPU in this state all the time, and there's plenty of old hardware around and working to show that it isn't unrealistic.

It seems they're heavily sacrificing lifespan for performance, which is attractive to (most) users and also builds in some planned obolescence, but it's sad that what was once considered to have indefinite lifetime is now almost a consumable. To use a car analogy, this is like moving from a conservatively designed engine that lasts hundreds of thousands of miles but only produces 100HP to a top-fuel dragster engine that can produce thousands of HP but can't run at full power for even a minute without destroying itself.
I'm aware people may want to _use_ it as a racist tool --but I fail to understand that transformation. We're all apes[1] the offender and the target/victim. So more than anything, it shows ignorance by the victimizer/bigot.

I suppose it's like calling someone a Neanderthal, but with racial implications. Interestingly, we're learning Neanderthals were not as cognitively lacking as perhaps some supposed.

It's like saying, hey, you are hairy... Right, we're all hairy (bald or not) with very few exceptions. It's a weird thing.

[1] In Indonesian lang. people and apes share the "orang" root. Oran, orangutan, orangnakal, etc.
You Won’t Believe the 19 Ways
Iirc, grape seed oil actually is pretty bad for omega 6.
I'm sorry that you're running into issues - I just got started with WebGL and I don't have a Windows machine to test on. I'd be interested to know if other WebGL demos work on your machine. Do you see a triangle and square when you visit this page? http://learningwebgl.com/lessons/lesson01/index.html
I will confess I abbreviated the headline slightly.

In the meantime, can we please just kill this with fire? Now.
For me, this only makes sense if applied to local businesses.

I want to buy some items (let's say some kind of food) and I'm ready to do it on a regular basis, but no store near me has the items. This app would make a win-win for me and the store.
Reminds me of old emacs' tricks.
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you obviously haven't met any ultralight backpackers. Of course, I can't see any of them "lugging" around a kindle on their hikes because there's no way that extra "weight" is necessary
Usually I recommend PIXI or ThreeJS, but here's some links for low level WebGL/GLSL things. :)

https://github.com/stackgl/shader-school

https://github.com/stackgl/webgl-workshop

https://github.com/stackgl/learning-webgl-01

https://github.com/stackgl/learning-webgl-02

http://patriciogonzalezvivo.com/2015/thebookofshaders/
My desk & chair are old wooden structures given to my late father by Syracuse University in the 60's when he was earning dual master's degrees in forestry/environmental science & entomology.

My computer is an HP SFF box.

My monitor is a 33" Polaroid flatscreen which I bought years ago with bitcoin.

My mouse is a wireless MS with bluetrack.

My keyboard is the cheapest one sold by Wal-Mart, with a grossly undersized backspace key that I keep missing with my finger.

I listen to streaming web radio stations, mostly electronic- detailed in my profile.

I work whenever I'm awake, which doesn't follow regular hours. Sometimes I go for 30 hours at a time getting whatever project to a stopping point before turning in. I'll be days for a week or so until I do an all-nighter, then vampire hours until another all-nighter switches my sleep schedule back to days- on & on back & forth usually monthly.
Such a broad question doesn't admit of an easy answer, but if I was going to put in a single sentence I'd say dating was hell but sex is fine. No idea whether autistic people are more or less prone to be into kinky sex but my hunch is more.
Cell phone radiation is typically in the GHz wave range, and rTMS, as well as most brain waves, typically between 1 and 30 Hz. They are completely different parts of the spectrum, well, so unless you are a pigeon, I don't think there's much effect.
The corporate email signup design pattern
Does OpenVR require runtime? It's pretty confusing: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/openvr

This repository is an SDK that contains the API
and samples. The runtime is under SteamVR in Tools on Steam.

It sounds tied to Steam. Or it can work without it?
Not OP, but I have dell xps 15 skylake. (i3-6100H)

http://pastebin.com/iX67Rcwh

I am currently running Ubuntu 16.04 4.4.0-8 kernel which works fine. The ubuntu backport of i915 from 4.6 to 4.4 which is present in 4.4.0-9 causes weird video issues. (upstream bug: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=94593)
Not at all - just be able to at least understand the positions you oppose.
It is really hard to get more than a single drop out of fingerprick. The reason why is the capillaries close up very quickly - if you are really lucky you can get 2 drops out, but anything more is a struggle.

The second problem with fingerprick blood is you pick up quite a bit of skin tissue in the process, but the amount collected is quite variable. What you end up measuring is blood + some unknown percentage of skin tissue derived material. None of these things are good for reproducibility.
C'mon, there's a long history of calling black people monkeys or apes as a way to remove their humanity. It's willful ignorance to ignore that history.
Not weighing in on whether the 1B in profit is "a lot" but a financial analyst would also want to look at return on equity, because a business like VZ likely "should" be highly leveraged (financing its long lived assets not with equity but with cheap long term debt). It is common that small absolute earnings as a percent of revenue look much more attractive when considered as against how much it yields the owners (equity).

Also, a business like that is going to have a metric crap-ton of noncash items, plus interest and taxes. So looking at free cash flow or ebitda are pretty enlightening in such cases.

Finally, there are comps so looking at this in isolation tells us nothing about idiosyncratic (management) performance rather than industry conditions.

My point is that a drive-by financial analysis of the net income margin of VZ is not at all instructive, and can't be used one way or another to justify/attack the propriety of labor grievances.
The SDK has always been relatively closed even before the Facebook acquisition. They've always touted it as being important for guaranteeing the quality of an experience which I don't necessarily disagree with but its also important for their goal of becoming the biggest VR software platform.
Many of our servers whitelist ports to harden themselves against attacks, and this whitelisting may not be done on the server itself (e.g. some of our servers do it on upstream networking equipment). We would also have to run some sort of HTTPd on ALL the servers in each round-robin being verified, which would essentially mean all our servers. DNS-01 is a much better fit for us (and our DNS server software makes it somewhat less painful).
Well, how to phrase the same thing briefly without sounding snarky?
No, I'd say the hyper part of it is not normal, at least from my perspective and AFAIK I'm "normal". I suspect it would be somewhat like seeing the world in black and white and then suddenly being able to see colors. At first it would be overwhelming but eventually it would just be normal and drown out into the background. White noise.

He talks about customers coming into his shop and then him worrying about their problems. "Normal" to me is to be able to empathize with them, much like the skinned knee example in the article, but then being able to quickly move on. I mean I see someone get a skinned knee, I think to myself "ow! I bet that hurt!", but I don't think about it for the next hour. It's just a quick thought. The same would go for empathetic emotions, and like the knee, they're at a muted level compared to the original person's feeling of it.

Hope that helps. It's hard to put into words.
> You can turn the page with either the touch display or physical buttons, and a built-in accelerometer detects whether you are reading with your left or right hand — automatically rotating the page (and page turn buttons) to match. [1]

[1] http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2016/04/the-new-amazon-kindle-oasi...
I am not trying to be snarky, and honestly don't know what you mean. Does "In order of importance" mean "from most to least important", or "from least to most important"? (Probably it's just my deficiency; I am so used to seeing 'increasing' or 'decreasing' that I don't know which one is implicitly meant.)
I'm not too worried about the DNS integration; we have a fairly easily-automatable DNS infrastructure owing to the fact that we're frequently changing records around. I'll have to see if we can take advantage of lego to avoid some work on our side.
The last time I tried this, it did not hide third party offers from showing (or being the default) when you click through to the product detail page.

So you might filter in this way, and still buy a product from a third party seller.
It literally says, "politics is off-topic" in what you quoted.

That's very plainly not what it says.

Twisting the words around (when the direct quote is just a couple of centimeters above your reworked version, for all to see) doesn't exactly help your case, either.

BTW it's kind of weird you would claim that "politics is off-topic", when it only takes a few seconds to dig into your own comment history and pull up stuff like this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11455942

Nope, this is not up for interpretation.

Find someone else to boss around, please.
This Chinese hacker claims he can hack your car even without internet
The sun photographed at the same time and place once a wk for a yr
Yes it is.

It is a case of (improperly?) using a position of some authority / popularity to force someone to change their behavior that he doesn't like.

We have courts for a reason. This is bullying and shaming and most likely a distortion of fact in which he has, I assume, a not insubstantial financial interest.

It is very bad form.
Android N developer preview 2 is out
Ask HN: How does comment rate limits work on here?
Is it based on number of downvotes and flags in a time frame? Too many replies in one thread?

Or does dang sit in the server room and manually checks each packet for our IP addresses? :)
Transferring usufruct of your labour != transferring your life.
Am I the only one who has no performance issues with Atom, except on insanely big files? I don't like my files to be 1000+ lines anyways (where possible) because it severely impacts readability/skimability.

ST3 might win me back when Package Control is integrated, but until then, Atom is more than fine. IntelliSense on VS Code looks really powerful, but it's personally a feature I do not enjoy.
That seems to make sense to me. Running a 2 year old OS (even with 1 year old service pack) on bleeding edge laptop and you don't expect to have problems? Doesn't compute. This is not an LTS situation, live a little.

Why not try Ubuntu 15.10 or 16.04 beta? At the very least run something released in the last 6 months if you have any reasonable expecatation of things working.

Seems like all the Arch folks have this working also.
Quite a few; the aerospace/defense section of the Wikipedia page on Bay Area companies listed several, for instance. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companies_based_in_t...
I think I'm seeing a similar usage on my 9550 here https://gist.github.com/shadeslayer/4184b49505d817a9a60d5b0a...
AMD is so woefully behind the curve in gpgpu and especially deep learning that their management should be replaced. They think they're still competing with Intel (they're not). Nvidia has a wide open field for the foreseeable future and this will end up being a bad thing for consumers.