skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I walk a lot, but often with Podcasts and I find that to be very relaxing. Of course, I walk a lot without podcasts as well and I honestly don't feel anything different.

I have to say though, I don't listen to entertainment podcasts but rather thoughtful ones like msdevshow, startalk radio, fullstack radio and the changelog among others.

I also have a dog, so walking at least 3 times a day is a must and I guess that changes things. But I used to walk everyday for at least 1 hour before my dog was born, now I just have company.

Sometimes I find a place to be very beautiful then I usually absorb the moment.
PNG would be more fitting for content like this.
In his time we also had Planck, Bohr, Heisenberg, Schrodinger - whose contributions are as foundational and unparallel too.

But nobody is the media is obsessed with proving Max Planck wrong. Or Schrodinger.

"Will scientists finally prove XXX wrong", XXX is always Einstein.
That depends entirely on what your embedded system is doing.
Ask HN: Email provider for your custom domains
Wondering who the HN crowd uses for email for their custom domains?
I think the term monopoly is a distraction. Shifts the focus too much towards raw sales numbers, where the real issue is how much of a mental presence the company has within the marketplace. Any time a company, or group of companies, are large enough that they can dictate the direction and speed of change, be worried. As they are as likely to not move it at all.
Find-cmd.el: an elegant way to build up complex find(1) expressions
When was it?
Cloudflare: Using HTTP/2 Server Push with PHP
At my university the sequence over two years is

python --> boolean algebra + logic gates --> assembly --> c + java

It used to be

scheme + boolean algebra + logic gates --> assembly + unix programming in c (threads, pipes)

but that was a bit too hardcore for freshman in first semester
This article is very interesting but it address only the constant overhead. It would be interesting to know is there is also a factor on the size of the program (Sexp = k*Snoexp + C). I'm not sure if this factor (here 'k') will be greater or smaller than 1 (without exception, you have to generate code for every if/then needed for managing the error code).

If k<1, the choice become a trade-of : Small programs are smaller without exception and big programs are smaller with exception.

Has anyone try to measure this factor ?
World-first scanning helium microscope looks at spider fangs and butterfly wings
Posting because I think it's a nice example of how clean s-expression-based syntax can be:

(find-cmd '(prune (name ".svn" ".git" ".CVS"))
'(and (or (name "*.pl" "*.pm" "*.t")
(mtime "+1"))
(fstype "nfs" "ufs"))))

instead of:

"find '/home/phil/' \\( \\( -name '.svn' -or -name '.git' -or
-name '.CVS' \\) -prune -or -true \\) \\( \\( \\( -name '*.pl'
-or -name '*.pm' -or -name '*.t' \\) -or -mtime '+1' \\) -and \\(
-fstype 'nfs' -or -fstype 'ufs' \\) \\)"

to steal the example on the page.
You should use authenticator plus and backup
Why investors need data
See also the concept of "Dérive"[1] or purposeless walking as defined by Guy Debord[2] and used by the Letterist and Situationist movements.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dérive
[2]: http://www.cddc.vt.edu/sionline/si/theory.html
Since GMail dropped their free tier I use Zoho mail for a few domains. It's not GMail but it's pretty good.
How Thought Leaders Build Authority by Sharing Content
> BBC micro etc all ran 6502

Mine still runs, not ran :)
Funny how oil wasn't important not too long ago
I want to add that Cricket Wireless has great plan too with unlimited talk and text with 2.5GB data at $40 per month. And it has a group plan which is very good. If you have 5 people in a group, you will effectively pay just $20 a month for the same plan.
I'd hazard a neurological mechanism for this: walking feeds information to path integration mechanism which helps us form a spatial map of what's around us. This same map is also considered a cognitive map which we can explore to find different solutions to the same intellectual problems, which we represent spatially.
I fail to see what's so interactive on that page. Personally, the search box is all the interaction I need.
Content Curation Is Content Research
The act of discovering, gathering and presenting information (content curation) is important towards your content research efforts and can help you overcome content-shock. In this article, I will discuss the benefits of curation in researching content.

https://cronycle.com/2016/content-curation-is-content-research/
One thing to note is that it will at most produce 1A, and many variants may well balk at giving out more than 500mA (and only do so to Apple devices).
Python is a mess if you make it that way.

What are these design principles in Julia that Python can't possibly uphold?
It probably varies, but I would guess that there is a lot of leeway, particularly in machines for hospitals, and they can likely be configured to only reject dosage levels grossly above the maximum feasible for any weight without jeopardizing the plausible deniability the doctors want.
But haven't you then still left the crook-edness of the other half unstated and suspiciously ambiguous?
I wish they would finally find a solution that actually fixes USB storage sync lockups. Whatever USB storage you use and whether USB2 or USB3, it's very easy to lock up a machine when data is flushed and is slow to do so. Given all the asynchronicity in the kernel, it's surprising there's such a Windows-like global wait-until-I'm-finished unresponsiveness bug.
So the status quot is one of constant churn and never settling into any kind of groove, ever.

Sounds extremely stressful
I just can't function without a daily walk (~5-6km or 3-4 miles). If I don't take my walk, I can't wind down after a day of work and can't sleep properly. No purpose, no soundtrack, no smartphone - except when I want to write down some ideas that came to me during the walk.
Keyboard friendly path navigation for Windows explorer
FATHER ARRESTED FOR DEFLOWERING,BATTERING HIS DAUFHTER FOR REFUSING HIM MORE SEX
Lol, "works great until it doesn't" applies to any abstraction, including your L3 cache.

What's specifically better about Julia here?
That is what chat is for. Bonus, it works whether you and I are breathing the same oxygen, or if we are on different continents.
The first assisted-suicide advocate I ever met left an impression I will never forget.

He had the most romantic life story. He was an Indian from Gujarat who had moved to America in the 1960s to become a hippy. Then one day he found a flier for an Indian dance troupe that was coming through town. In the back row of the group photo he saw a face that he instantly recognised as the love of his life.

He followed her back to India, where he courted and they fell in love. Her parents refused permission to marry, so he got a haircut and a job in the civil service, and the parents accepted. They married and soon had two small, beautiful children.

Then she got breast cancer.

"At the end, she was in so much pain. It lasted so long. I would have done anything, anything to make that easier for her. But I could only watch while the cancer slowly tortured her to death." He was still broken from the experience. It had been 30 years. Life-sized portraits of her were hung throughout the house. The mythic quality of their love was undiminished, not only for him but for anybody who entered that house.

What their love needed was a quiet, peaceful, comfortable death. That would have been good and right and true. It's worth fighting for.
How an avid gamer became his cyborg hero
> Well, why not ride a bicycle, and let both your mind AND your body benefit?

I can walk in the city and be relaxed; cycling in the city stresses me (I live in London). There are large parks nearby where I can walk without traffic and where I at least in the mornings could easily go 20-30 minutes without seeing either a person or a car, but where cycling isn't an option. If I could cycle along somewhere with no traffic I might very well feel differently, but walking and cycling are very different activities, and I suspect a lot of the differences in opinion have to do with whether or not cycling is viable as a relaxing activity near where people live.

> I've tried this. I walked 1.5 hours a day, 5 times a week for about a year. Didn't lose a gram of body weight, while having a normal diet with limited refined sugars (I don't like sweet tastes). Switched to cycling (30 minutes a day), and feel much more in control now.

If you walked 1.5 hours a day without losing a gram of body weight, you compensated by eating more or moving less the rest of the day. If cycling works better for you with the purpose of losing weight, then great. But that certainly does not mean walking did nothing to your body.

In any case, if your purpose was exercise, it's trivial to make walking hard: Walk with a weight vest (5kg-10kg will do wonders), or walk faster, or both.
(replying to both)

protocol stack logic is just that... logic, no need to short circuit returns with the use of exceptions.

Exceptional case are things that you have a-priori determined to be constant, i.e. the existence of a FLASH device, an RTC working correctly for example.
If any of those devices fail, it could be considered an exceptional case, therefore the only action left to you is to reset and hope the condition clears. boot-loops obviously have to be handled also.

There is a world of difference between defined recovery cases and just throwing an exception because you dont know how to "handle" it.
defined recovery cases are not exceptions.

exceptions are breaks from what you had assumed to be constant.

There is a reason program logic is not placed into exception handlers... the readability would be completely destroyed.
Yep. To clarify, these aren't _web_ components. Better to think of them more as vanilla UI widgets. Is it worth rewording on the thread/repo/website to avoid confusion?
> We'll keep your data safe and accessible for you anywhere, anytime.

I would like the option to backup the data, I don't want it to only live in the cloud. Is there an option for me?

I pay for Pinboard already, could your service serve as that + more?

Sen gillar jag er design, svenskt ren och minimal! But you should fix the page size, 1.6 MB, you don't really need bootstrap for that minimal page, do you? ;)
defined recovery cases are not exceptions. thats program logic.

Placing program logic into exception handlers is obfuscation.
San Francisco is not a sovereign state: It can't "send" US residents anywhere, they're free to go where they will.

Similarly, SF can offer whatever "fair share" it likes, but can't force other cities to do the same.
Yet Another App. What about Pinterest? And it's free.. I would rather pay for something that would help me organize pinterest, like changing descriptions of several pins in one go, etc.

Take this is as a constructive criticism from a designer.
Building world's fastest Quantum OS
And make sure you turn on the read-notifications. Nothing makes clearer just how important your message is than that - besides, nobody can claim to not have read your email because you'll know they did :-)
Consider the ways in which this comment could be interpreted in a way that doesn't insult women, which is how I assume you read it.

There are ways.
Algol 60 didn't have structured data types, only arrays and numbers. You can't manipulate strings in Algol 60 other than by calling procedures written in another language. It has very strange and problematic procedure call semantics.

Algol 60 was largely superseded in the mid-1960s.
Reality of Designing a WEARABLE App
Still doesn't exist, though it's a step in the right direction. Before, the most anyone had managed on the Raspberry Pi without the closed-source bootloader was to run small VPU programs that toggled GPIOs and talked serial; now this can run small ARM programs that do the same. It still needs some way to actually read programs from external storage and a whole bunch of (completely undocumented, IIRC) clock and power management hardware initialization.

Don't get me wrong, it's impressive what the Raspberry Pi community have managed given that just how heavily hamstrung they are here, but don't expect to be running Linux without the blob any time soon. I remember people involved in this talking about having reverse-engineered enough information to boot the ARM core in theory over a year ago. It's slow going.
A few good reads on walking, purposeless or otherwise:

"A Philosophy of Walking" by Frédéric Gros

"Wanderlust" by Rebecca Soinit

"The Old Ways" by Robert Macfarlane (or really anything by him)

"Walking Home" by Simon Armitage
TLS is binary
Good question, Šime. We'd be open to a move to web components in the future. At their core, it seemed beneficial to keep the inner workings as visible as possible - transparent examples of each pattern based on specs. Although there is a maintenance trade-off, definitely.

Could you see a web component version living alongside the standard implementation?
> her station plans “blanket” coverage on June 29, but will not propose solutions.

Surely not blanket coverage to raise awareness? The problem is obvious to any one who has spent a day in the city. I don't think this will elicit the call to action they want.

From the relatively little time I have spent in SF and having lived in a number of major cities, the challenges do seem unique. All of the biggest cities have many homeless, however they are not routinely exposing themselves, screaming, lashing out, openly injecting drugs and defecating to the extent they do in SF.

I feel incredibly sorry for the homeless described above, it is really hard to work out why the behaviours seem so common in SF and not other cities.
Ask HN: What command line interface do you wish had a graphical user interface?
https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=11705510 asks the reverse.
Ask HN: What graphical user interface do you wish had a command line interface?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11705509 asks the reverse.
I could well be reading the stats wrong, but yes; really - this is tested on Windows 7 64bit (latest updates). Opening Atom without any plugins, themes or files loaded seems to require approx 150mb just to be alive.
Yeah, I see what you mean and I know the feeling [1]. However, I think in the end the suffering becomes associated with the government anyway, so in the long term the strategy works. Here is some anecdotal evidence: current sanctions against Russia are precisely targeting companies that belong to elites. However, the Russian government imposed embargo on European food producers, in effect imposing self-sanctions on a wide population (food became a lot more expensive and really crappy here). They also managed to associate raising food prices with Western actions in the public eye, the stunt that worked really well at least on my parents and my friends' parents. However, now (after a year and a half) the propaganda starts to wear off and people become really unhappy with the government itself, despite their "rational understanding" of who's responsible for their troubles (the West). So yeah, it's a long game, but I can see the point of it.

The video is great, I wish best luck to your brother and his business!

[1]: I'm Russian and there is a ton of shit going on [in/because of] my country and a lot of people are unhappy about it (Ukrainians in particular). The issue is morally complicated AF and is closely related to a concept of collective responsibility, which isn't a clear-cut either. Personally I decided that it's wrong to completely separate myself from the actions of my govt (I know I could do more to prevent its misdeeds), so I feel some guilt about it and acknowledge when people have prejudices about me. Fortunately, most people (even more amazing, most of Ukrainians, despite all the shit Russia did to them) are nice and friendly when they see I don't consider appropriate to snatch chunks of neighbour's land.
Search box with search as you type. And listing popularity (and preferably, last update).
For what it's worth, the warehouse (https://pypi.io/) is the successor to the current PyPI that Donald is currently working on. Is the UI here closer to something you'd like?

Edit:

It's not Django, my mistake.

Also, if there are any interested Django developers around, I'm sure they'd love to have some help finishing the project off.
Yes, it sure is. But in the context we're talking about: Vim and Vim users, I think mentioning it as a Spacemacs layer is an acceptable offense.
They partially did (those who were shareholders in SanDisk get some cash and some shares in the new company). You could view the transaction as equivalent to merging, taking on some debt, and paying a dividend with that debt - though only to the SanDisk shareholders, not the Western Digital ones. Arguably this is fairer in that SanDisk shareholders are people who believe in the SanDisk management team whereas Western Digital shareholders believe in Western Digital's management team (who will be in charge going forward), so they partially cash out the SanDisk shareholders.

In theory it costs the same either way (Modigliani–Miller). In practice debt financing is more tax-efficient, and lets you offer a variety of risk levels to financiers with different risk appetites (which in theory they could always replicate themselves with exotic option trades, but in practice they don't).
I see where you are coming from, it's just I doubt your premise. I don't think your average software developer grows up with more screen time than the average teenager playing XBox360 or PlayStation III. Heck, I know accountancy and law students who were socially well adjusted that played more Counter Strike than I did messing about with my Linux system when I was a student!
No, the majority of it ($140M) goes to supportive housing of an additional ~6.5K people and eviction prevention.

Source: http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Myths-like-homele...
Lets try some math. Most mobile batteries today is 3.7V.

An AA is 1.5V (rechargeable AAs are 1.2V).

Once that is established, it all comes down to the mAh.

Most AAs sold these days are listed as 2500mAh, multiply that with 1.5V and you get 3.750 Watts.

Note that this is very close to what you get from a 1000mAh li-ion battery found in many phones (3.7*1000=3700).

Now with a external li-ion emergency battery you will get conversion losses, as it has to go up to 5V for the USB and then back down again at the other end.
The next generation of the package index has been in development for some time now. Have a look at:

https://pypi.io/
https://github.com/pypa/warehouse
https://warehouse.readthedocs.io/
Git, without a question.
There is the TortoiseGit on Windows which makes Git USABLE.
On *nix there is nothing even remotely as good, unfortunately.
GCHQ joins Twitter and is immediately subject to jokes about following people on
"but apparently in that area, just being out and about on foot was enough of a reason to be considered suspicious."

Maybe, this is an American thing. Some colleagues of me explain how, in a job trip to Atlanta, they decide to go back to the hotel walking. They could see the hotel from where they were, so, why not?

Sure enough, the police stopped them and wanted to know what was wrong.

They have a lot of fun explaining it.
What Facebook Support Won’t Tell You About Your Stuck Campaigns: A Case Study
"Displaying an error message"... where?

This is about embedded systems. quite often there is no user and no display (for status purposes).
Cool! I don't want to lock anyone in or make them uncomfortable. I'll definitely add a way to download your data smoothly :)

About Pinboard. Some people use Klart as a visual bookmarking app, since it keeps to source of the screenshot. Did you have any specific features in mind :)?

Bootstrap - It's so convenient though, isn't it? I'll be looking into optimizing later :)
There's regularly articles in Norwegian newspapers about how weird the Norwegian culture of purposeless walking is to foreigners and tourists, so it's probably not dead in Norway at least.
Apache Kafka producers are not fault tolerant
>each share is actually bigger than the original secret

This is not true according to the Wikipedia article: Shamir's secret sharing is minimal, i.e. the size of each piece does not exceed the size of the original data.

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Shamir%27s_Secret....
> you may as well go the whole hog and get everyone to learn a synthetic language like Esperanto, which is easier again.

For critics of Esperanto see

http://www.xibalba.demon.co.uk/jbr/ranto/

http://miresperanto.com/konkurentoj/not_my_favourite.htm
you also need to handle all exceptions... there is no escape.

to have correct behaviour, all error cases need to have defined recovery. in this, error-return === exceptions.
Warren Buffett and Dan Gilbert Unite in Bid to Acquire Yahoo
Thank you!

What differentiates Klart from Pinterest is that it saves a screenshot of the website, so that when it changes, you still have your screenshot :). I'm also going to add features to make life easier for developers/designers.
Seems like this piece of content is overloaded with SEO phrase "traction" which is making it harder to read.
Thanks for reposting that comment here (I posted it on /r/python). I'm now in contact with him and I'll update this once it has been fixed.
SmartGit. It's way, way, way better than Tortoise.
Actually over half of the money does go into housing. Check your facts.

Source: http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Myths-like-homele...
Raises some very interesting points, and it is indeed possible advertisers will turn to more in-media advertising to make up for the losses, but this still leaves the (ever growing) section of the market like myself that haven't watched a second of commercial TV in the last 12 months and don't really consider going back. I get my media mainly from Netflix and some local players here like Stan and AnimeLab which have entirely replaced my need for Pay Tv and Free-to-air broadcasts. What happens when the younger audience doesn't have a TV tuner in the first place? How will the ads, subliminal or not, be served? Will it shift to public spaces or internet entirely, or something totally seperate again?
Do we live in a computer simulation? UW researchers say idea can be tested
Given that any tourists are always accompanied by at least one handler, I would say no.

But if you are a foreigner with some official business there, then you can live there, but as is written in this article, the prices might not be low for non-Koreans.
I think the website is clear - any confusion over the HN submission title is my fault. I think of "web components" as distinct from "Web Components", but it looks like that's just me.
It wasn't obvious. There are a few things you could have meant. People often guess wrong if you aren't explicit, or will just be confused and not reply.
I visited SRI a couple times, it was like stepping in the past and the future at the same time.
SPDY was developed as an open protocol. It was adopted for HTTP/2 because it was a significant improvement over 1.x.

https://http2.github.io/faq/#whats-the-relationship-with-spd...

Google essentially donated the spec and started phasing out SPDY for HTTP/2, giving up control of it.

How you get "anti-trust case" from this is beyond me. But all of your comments here seem to have an anti-Google slant.
Not quite (yet?).

- no popularity markers (downloads, stars on GitHub or both)

- no "search as you type"

- way too sparse (not a good feature for searching)

I gave link to a a search with I consider "the best" (for Sublime Text Package Manager).

Not much of a Django dev myself (I'm using Python mostly for data science).
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