skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Open-Source Hardware: Opportunities and Challenges
They'd have you believe those are one and the same
For people interested in writing games with a Lisp dialect, you should have a look at Hypergiant library for Chicken Scheme. It compiles to C as well.
https://github.com/AlexCharlton/Hypergiant
Doesn't matter though (for our question). The mere impression that it does, explains why people think heart disease is more at their hand to prevent.
"A language is a dialect with an army and a navy"

To me, any non-mutually-intelligible dialect is in position to be called a language.
The heritability of IQ has been settled for years by genomics

Citation needed. When did they isolate the gene(s) for IQ test scores? Have they isolated genes for other tests as well?
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What kind of features are missing, compared to other issue trackers you like?
I've had a BMI of 27 for most of my adult life. I used to do competitive sport and trained for sessions a week 45 weeks a year, I got to 40 and couldn't cut it anymore so I quit. My bmi stayed at 28... I looked at a photo of me at age 28 about eight months ago and compared myself to that. The photo showed muscle bulk and tone, the mirror showed a big belly. I've adopted what I call the beer, bread and biscuits diet (as in NO) and avoid alcohol four days a week altogether. I've lost six kg, six more to go!
Wait... which excel? 2013 definitely gives me a choice of separators when importing.
Southfield art gallery owner survives Tesla crash
Adorable self-driving robots will start making deliveries in Europe this month
It's a bench for sitting on, I don't understand how anyone gave this a second thought.

It's almost a copy-paste of the brochure: https://web.archive.org/web/20140903121925/http://www.factor...

The bench was specifically designed to have those "features", it's not an incidental property.
One possibility is to have a control where you put your finger on the center of the screen. Slide it right, and it starts to flip pages forward. Further right, the flip speed increases. Slide it left, the flip speed slows until you pass center, then it starts flipping backwards.

The thumbnail sequence at the bottom on iBooks doesn't work very well because they are thumbnails. My idea would give you full size fully rendered pages.
>Albert Scaglione's 2016 Tesla Model X was in Autopilot mode when it crashed July 1 on the Pennsylvania Turnpike
I'm happy they added back this feature.

Can someone from GitHub explain why they removed it a few years ago [1], and why they changed their mind and added it back today?

[1] https://github.com/blog/831-issues-2-0-the-next-generation
I recurrently use: Everything is a... [1]

Even when this model doesn't explain 100% of occurrences is great as a starting point of view to understand the main pattern of a complex system.

[1] - http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?EverythingIsa
I think maybe the op meant the entire Andromeda galaxy is estimated to have 200-400 billion stars (source Wikipedia)
When shop personel is not friendly, we tend to think that that person is not a friendly person, as a character trait. When I'm not friendly in the same situation, it's because I didn't get enough sleep, or because I had a fight with my girlfriend that morning. So in my case it's circumstantial, temporary, not my fault, in the other person's case it's the person's fault and permanent.

What you describe is our inner voice doing the same thing. (This is my personal explanation!)

Google for "inner voice doubt" and find out more!
Nice project! I used to find free stock photos browsing Flickr filtering by license: https://www.flickr.com/search/?text=&license=4%2C5%2C9%2C10
Chilcot report: Blair sent troops to Iraq before peaceful options exhausted
My mother managed that, with three teenagers, as a single mom. Maybe she was exceptionally good?
So, can I use the ones with faces of people in them if they don't have a Model Release Form... ?
Oh don't stop there. He's rich because of these little pieces of paper that, for some reason, are so valuable you can remove the physical artifact of pieces of paper and represent them solely with bits in a computer system.

And fame? How in the world would you connect that to the physical?
Fun fact: Andromeda is the only object outside of the local Milky Way group that can be seen with the naked eye.
If you see Bruce Wayne and Superman in the same room, then "Bruce Wayne is Superman" can only be true if you assume something you didn't have to assume before. It means you should be less confident that Bruce Wayne is Superman.

I'm using the word "assumption" in a natural way. (Also in the way that it's used in Occam's razor.) If you have a definition that says I'm using it wrong, then your definition is silly.
How does their business model work? Are they a not-for-profit or non-profit? Do they really get enough money from shutterstock click-throughs and donations to fund the site and image curation process?
The Iraq Inquiry: Statement by Sir John Chilcot [pdf]
How long does it take to learn something new?
I'm fishing for a pun in there but just can't catch a big one.
I'd rather mess around to get the visual I'm looking for (the results of CSS are nothing if not visual) than read up on copious amounts of documentation. Visual learning for a visual medium.
Is it just me, or do quite a few of the photos look like they are from Unsplash?
The Chilcot report (full)
Exactly this - I don't understand this service. You lose your normal terminal, stdin/out redirection, port forwarding, (probably) special keys handling, and others. And instead you get what openldap provides. This service even integrates with your own openldap!
Maybe; but they will also have no reservations against cutting access for older generation because they were taught it's okay to do.

So such people better prepare to an extremely unpleasant late life.
Angular Js for Enterprise apps
If you know Angular and are trying to justify its adoption at your company or on your project, this post can provide you with some background information that may help. http://blogs.thinksys.com/key-considerations-using-angularjs-enterprise-apps/
> This isn't necessarily bad, and there are plenty of innocuous unpleasant designs: doors with locks, fences, car alarms, even those faucets in airport bathrooms you have to keep pushing to keep them from turning off. Sometimes you need to make something less friendly in order to prevent certain unwanted uses.

I think the key difference here is that these things prevent burglary, trespassing, grand theft, and thousands of gallons of wasted water. The Camden bench just makes it so you don't have to see a homeless person. There's something distinctly dehumanizing about that, moreso than door locks.
Calendar concept with integrated timeline for easy navigation
"The only restriction is that identifiable people may not appear in a bad light or in a way that they may find offensive, unless they give their consent."
Firefox – Same-Origin Policy Bypass (CVE-2015-7188)
A friend had a shoe store downtown and one of the most unpleasants things about it was that every night someone would piss in the front gate/door. How do you deter that?

He closed the business (not only for that reason, of course) and has a store in the mall now.
The pain of cold turkey stopping and the hardship of quitting in general vary widely between individuals; and even to a lesser extent at different periods of time for the same individual, I think.

I once stopped smoking for ~3 weeks and I too found it easier than advertised, but not nearly as easy as you; also, the most problematic symptom for me was irritability (I was a complete irrascible bastard while stopping). And I know people for which it is very, very hard (cold sweats, migraines, etc. for two weeks).
Show HN: DotNetBrowser – Embed Chromium into .NET Applications
I should probably clarify and TL;DR a bit - I don't think you personally are coming from a place of "what about the menz", but out of a sense of fairness. I felt the same a decade ago when I did the same thing - these discussions 'aren't fair'. But I also didn't do anything about it afterwards, despite my passionate words, and the net effect of stopping a program like this would be a disadvantage to both sides.

Ultimately, the anti-DV ads here in Australia can't be gamed for advantage. A cunning woman can't game being hit less to gain advantage over men. No man is going to lose his chance at employment or education because a woman was beaten less. It's not a zero-sum game. We can have the dialogue about DV against men separately to this one about women; even though there is some overlap, the general experience is different. The men's DV discussion also necessarily includes getting men to open up about emotions more; be more willing to ask for personal help and so forth.

But the final TL;DR is that this particular program is not much of a vehicle for one gender to gain significant advantage over the other.
Not even supernovae?
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Yup

> Photo Sources

> Only Creative Commons images from our community of photographers and sources like Unsplash, Gratisography, Little Visuals and many more are added to our photo database. We constantly try to deliver as many high quality free stock photos as possible to the creatives who use our website.
Figure you are John Morrison mentioned on that page then?

It's impressive how far ahead of mainstream computing the system appeared to be in 1980s. Wonder if there's any technology gap of that magnitude anywhere now: things seem to have levelled out.
"ID;P" is valid at the start of CSV as well. Fields are allowed to contain semicolons.
There certainly are uses outside of enterprise, but then it's not enterprise, is it?

If however such software is used for generating money, then suddenly, the exact same criteria as within enterprise applies, because as soon as the flow of money is jeopardized, that's production.
If redundancy is unwarranted, then the site can't possibly be mission critical?
> The stock market doesn’t reward big acquisitions in these categories as they often do with Silicon Valley giants, and they’re expected to justify these purchases, at least partially, on financials. This massively constrains the realm of possible outcomes.

Read this twice, and try not to LOL.
They also have ads and an app and/or PS plugin they're selling for $19.
> The word "exist" has a foundational importance in all of human intellectual activity.

Are you sure about that? I have a personal mental exercise / thought experiment where I try to iterate on my understanding of what it means to exist. But I wouldn't call that foundational. I maybe run through it once a month or so. Certainly it's attained a great deal of importance, but really, iterating on my understanding is never going to really get me anywhere.

Anything can be said to "exist". If you are thinking about it, it's currently existing in your mind as thought. If you're not thinking about it, but have thought about it in the past, then it exists in your memory. If you've never thought about it, then it's a potential that you could experience someday. It could also exist as a potential quantum state that nothing living could ever consider.

I'm reminded of the "library" where every possible grouping of characters is tied together with a math function and you can search for whatever you want. Considering whether everything ever written 'exists' or not just kinda lost its thunder to me. If everything meets some criteria, then it's the criteria that needs to be examined, not the everything. Archimedes wanted to move the world with his lever, but really, it's way more interesting to just move half.

You'd have to somehow escape your own mind before you could truly consider something that doesn't exist somewhere.

I don't think existence, in that sense, is as big of an idea as people seem to think. The way I usually use it is to get at the fundamental quality of being human. I think about agency, goals, limitations, purpose. These things seem way more interesting than trying to drive at the fundamentals of everything.

What it means for me to exist is way cooler to think about than what it means for my bed to exist.
I think if it took a half hour compilation step, someone would have written a decent intro tutorial which taught a consistent and useful mental model of CSS. Either that or CSS would have just died off.

The fact that a lot of other people here are saying that they have to fiddle with CSS to get it right is making me feel a lot less shitty as a web dev.
Nope - just no longer admitting to it. Had to redo a bunch of exports because of this recently.
And it has error messages. Incomprehensible ones, but at least they exist!
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Hello OC-Author,

thanks an awful lot. Will try this out. On a side-note: Great soundtrack recommendation. Bought the first Album already and am listening right now, while doing some data wrangling stuff.

Imho great stuff for blocking out phoning colleagues and focussing.
Developers are people too and they would want a system that makes it easy for them.

I don't want the world to be composed of people that are only there to make the world easy for themselves.
Well, you are trying to execute the text file (with ShellExecute as a fallback). Windows does what you ordered it to.
To repro a prompt bug:

Windows 10
Begin game
ctrl-P (game says 'Cannot log into target.')
ctrl-enter (console is broken)
House of Cards,House of Products
I refuse to open CSVs in Excel, because so often perfectly valid CSV gets butchered by it. It's easier to just use Notepad++.
10M devices infected with HummingBad
Install a camera if allowed. If the mere threat of being caught on film was not enough then find out when this would typically happen in the night and hire a couple of security guards for a night or two.

Not sure if it would work but not impossible.
What Does an Art Director Do?
As far as I understand from listening to Erik talk about Carp, there is an interactive interpreter which does use GC. In contrast, the compiler generates GC-free code.
Lionel Messi 'given 21-month jail term' in Spain
Evolution of the On-Demand Workforce
My question is why people are upset about it, why are you quoting features?

It is a bench - for sitting on. Not for sleeping, skating, dealing drugs, littering on or spraying graffiti. So why is it bad that it deters those things?
Chilcot reports on Iraq Inquiry
Try LibreOffice (Portable if necessary) - it has remained with the conservative UI.
Yes. For another search term, the fallacy in question is sometimes called the Fundamental Attribution Error.
Looks good!

Another public domain collection I use: https://pixabay.com/
So how does the GC performance of Go compare to something like Java/the Hotspot JVM?
Installing the spikes moves, but doesn't solve the problem; the homeless people are still homeless. Of course, the people who install the spikes don't (at least directly) bear the societal cost of homelessness.
OS X notifications when long zsh command finishes and terminal not focussed
Wikipedia calls them “varieties” because to call them “languages” would result in a giant political flamewar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varieties_of_Chinese, also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Varieties_of_Chinese

That doesn’t mean they aren’t distinct languages (and not mere “dialects”) by any definition a modern linguist would typically use.

Calling them “dialects” would be similar to calling English, German, and Dutch “dialects” of “Germanic”.
That might be because you're trying to use it to argue politics, where it's less applicable; hard cases often make bad law, and you can easily end up with a straw man. It works better in science and engineering.
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Class-validator – best validation library for Typescript
Something I didn't see mentioned in the article are aluminum benches. They act as a giant heatsink and makes your butt ice cold if you sit too long.

They have them at the Copenhagen airport.
Well, the userspace actually isn’t that bad either – if you stay away from Gnome and Gtk. The KDE and Qt side of userland tends to be a lot more stable – I’ve got a version of Skype here using a Qt version from several years ago – which still runs nicely, and without issues, and with the old version even automatically using the theme I’ve set in Qt5.6.
The actual description is here isn't 100% clear, but I didn't want to post my own article just for the sake of clarifying as it felt a bit like stealing!

The instructions you need are at the bottom of the post – "solution 4". Put the AppleScript into a new file, /usr/local/bin/notifyme (or wherever on your path) and then add the function to your .zshrc (changing "notifyme" if you named the AppleScript something different). This will then take effect for any new Terminal windows.
Handheld tool is like Shazam for fonts
Supercontinents
There's (or was) Game Oriented Assembly Lisp:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Oriented_Assembly_Lisp
Weird link redirect
data:text/html,<html><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=http://google.com"></html>

putting this into the address bar goes to google.com
The Baltic submarine cable that's breaking data speed records
> there are things like surreal numbers that feel more like constructs

The fabric of the physical realm usually doesn't care about anyone's feelings.

> but not discovered in the real world so much as a tool built out of available materials

The fallacy here is that you assign different valuation between discovering a thing through observation, and discovery through thinking.

For example, the Higgs boson was conjectured many years before it was first observed. Following your argument, I could argue that the Higgs boson was invented by us.

What's true is that we made up the Higgs boson, but that didn't change the unobserved existence of it. In the same way, we may have made up surreal numbers, but that doesn't discard the possibility of their unobserved existence out there somewhere.
Ugh, maybe I'm the only one but I don't find this list useful. Not because it isn't interesting, but the implication that it will actually make you smarter. The problem today isn't information, it's knowledge. Even if you can correctly and fully understand all these models, something that could take years, you still most likely wouldn't be able to implement them, especially when they are in conflict with each other.

I think it's a much better idea to study things like critical thinking, practical reasoning and operational leadership. Back in the day hacker values stated that you could ask for directions, but not for the answer. Because the process itself was as important as the answer. Not just for amusement, but because there might not be a right answer and the next time you're confronted with a similar problem you now have some experience of making those decisions.

A great deal of "stupidity" in technology these days seem to stem from schools that promote check box answers to complex problems and the popularity of these "laws" that make people so sure of themselves that it prevents them from proper reasoning.
144Tbps to sum it up shortly.
It has to begin and end with conscious observers, because they are the only ones that can consider the question. The universe does not need your answer, you do. The question quite literally ends when you do.
Japan Says Yes to Mirrorless Cars
Genuine question: so why do physicists explore a theory that posits 11 dimensions, if the evidence at hand does not require 11 dimensions - i.e. if it is additional assumptions about the Universe beyond what has been collected. (This question refers to string theory.)
TP-Link Loses Its Domains Used to Configure Router Settings
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This site looks great. But think, Unsplash is unbeatable.
I believe thats why certain molten salt reactors do away with any complexity in the reaction chambers - some designs are planned to operate with fuel dissolved in the salt. Criticality comes from the shape of the reaction chamber vessel. Worst kind of failure mode - fuel cell rupture/core meltdown are not really possible - simply because those are the normal operating procedure. Should anything go really wrong the molten salt/fuel mix should melt emergency reliefs and drain into non-criticality vessel.
I do not remember the nitty-gritty details and can't find it now, sorry.
Of course "being gridlocked" is a property residing in the individual cars. It just becomes measurable only when you pile up a lot of them in one place. ;)
I've done a bit of game development for the Web. Unless things have changed very recently, a major performance bottleneck is draw calls. It feels a lot more like a mobile platform (< 100 draw calls) than a desktop platform (1000 draw calls). Unfortunately, it's quite an effort to reduce draw calls without making graphics compromises, curious how well Construct 2 does there.

If you have the data, I'm curious to know what proportion of games are fillrate bound vs draw call bound vs cpu bound.
We're making the mistake of assuming that "move" is not the win-condition in this scenario.

Corporations don't care about solving these problems. Simply moving the problem somewhere else counts as a win for them.
Can be useful. Thanks for sharing!

I usually used sxc.hu so far, which became FreeImages.com some time ago.
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There is no such thing as a valid CSV - even the spec is borked, and nobody follows it anyway. If you have a choice, XLSX is a lesser evil.
This story shows how clinton is a liar. The lies started with "the personal server was only used for personal communications", when that was found to be a lie it changed to "no classified info was ever on the server", and when that lie was found out it was changed to "the only classified info was retroactively classified", and when that was found out to be a lie, it just went on and on until everything the most cynical observer alleged turned out to be true.
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The wizard war in orbit (part 3): SIGINT satellites go to war
Yes, that's another popular contender.

Now imagine the emergency drain failure, due to a quake seismic shift, massive explosion nearby or a construction worker forgetting his helmet in. What's the plan B?
AP FACT CHECK: Clinton email claims collapse under FBI probe
Google buys French image recognition startup Moodstocks
Move the door so that it's flush to the outside wall, rather than providing a niche.
I disagree (obviously). It means that I have strong priors, in the Bayseian sense, because I have heard of poorly done studies that try to answer similar questions. I am also aware of what I consider to be a significant issue with replication in psychological studies (something which has been on HN frequently).
I guess because in skewing the design to prevent those things, it makes it less good at actually being a bench. It's less comfortable, you can't lean back on it and it's extremely ugly.

Whether that's a worthwhile trade-off or not is another question, but it is a trade-off.
The full report is actually here, all 58 sections of it:

http://www.iraqinquiry.org.uk/the-report/

The link above is just Chilcot's press statement which was read out on air this morning.

If you were to print it out the whole report, all twelve volumes, it looks like this:

http://imgur.com/zRHDZyE

edit: ok, for the avoidance of doubt, there are multiple copies of the same volume in each stack, this was the pile made available to journalists so they could grab a copy of each volume.