skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's strange to me to read a positive comment about terrestrial radio broadcast amid so many complaints about ad blocking on the web. I stopped listening to radio many years ago and now I have an irrational resentment when I hear car stereos blasting pointless, noisy ads at traffic stops. I always wonder what allows people to mentally tune them out rather than decreasing the volume until music resumes.

This is in no way pointed at you; just something that struck me while browsing comments.
Is this just an american thing? I haven't heard of it over here
Way to go ahead to twist your parent comment into something else. You will never get any amount of sweetness in a south indian breakfast.

But in general, you are correct in that diabetics are off the charts in India. We lead in cardio vascular diseases as well. :-(
Chelsea Manning’s Lawyers Confirm She Made a Suicide Attempt
We are working on a similar idea in Texas area. You can check us out at http://www.fyuldelivery.com

We are still in the beta stage though and learning a lot from customers.

As someone mentioned, fuel is just the gateway to get into car servicing market.
Yes, it's at the L1 point: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a5/Lagrange...

No idea about the eclipse, though. There is none listed in NASA's eclipse portal for July: http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/OH/OH2016.html
> Haha, I doubt you're giving me horns

Sorry- a bit sauced. I wasn't!
I don't think so:

https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=marksblogg.com
If there's one thing I appreciate about working at a large tech company, it's that they've helped make it easy for me to develop the habit of eating steamed vegetables with my breakfast. I still eat the sugary dessert stuff, but at least it doesn't comprise my whole breakfast.
Older discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9395944
TMA-1, duh.
Assuming that eggs are actually bad for you and do contribute to heart disease (they seem to go back and forth on this every second Tuesday...), I'd still take the heart disease over the diabetes from the sugar-blasted breakfast foods.
The claim you cite is essentially a statement of preference regarding a matter of naming/categorization/semantics.

Suppose you were to distinguish some subset of the Universe, labeling it "sadness"; what sets of things would belong in that subset?

Some might consider "sadness" to be a subset of "emotion experienced by a human", which seems pretty reasonable.

The things perceived by the sad person, the things enacted by the sad person--these things are hard to cleanly cut/isolate from the experiencing of emotion of sadness.

The persons experience of sadness is definitely the center of "sadness", but I could imagine expanding "sadness" to include also the inputs and the outputs of that moment, e.g. a sad story. If there were no people left to experience the Adagio, the Adagio would be what was left of the people; I feel comfortable considering it a part of that "sadness"-branch of the human event.

If we find some thing A not really related to "sadness", I can still call thing B as "sadness"

If you consider soul, will, life to be attributes only of humans, you are distinguishing us to be super special. Is my reading a text that changes the way I cycle/move through spacetime so innately different from the collision of two masses? If we allow soul, will, life to apply to the other things that move, we can find the parallels that show humans as an emergent part of nature, whose behavior fits the general scheme of things.

If I am conscious of a flashing light when I register it in my mind, my mind/brain responding to it some regular way, then is not a rock conscious of the earth when it accelerates towards it? Maybe the rock isn't conscious of its own consciousness of the Earth, but it's definitely conscious of the Earth.

Consciousness has connotations of the complexity of human thought, but the crux of it is interaction/cause-effect/perception-action.

I'm pretty sure humans are made of the same stuff as everything else, stuff that we perceive patterns in, but that ultimately transcends our interpretation of it.
Nothing is too hard to draw
Same with the Apollo photographs taken on the Moon – the surface is just too bright.
You can't compare it to a t2.micro because that's not what you're getting with lambda. t2.micro is a single, weak piece of hardware meant to handle 30 requests per second? I forsee issues there. For the same traffic would be called in parallel when the spikes require it, which is something you would not get without scaling the t2 micro and programming concurrency. And that is ultimately where the comparison comes in. Because hardware needs to be able to accommodate unpredictable traffic, it is running all the time, and it is beefier than it needs to be. The performance buffer to account for unpredictable traffic is completely eradicated when using FaaS.

I still use dedicated hardware where I deem it appropriate, but the proof is in the pudding. For the right services, pulling them out into lambdas is proving to be a huge savings and performance boost for countless architectures.
Is it possible to avoid articles from Wired? Sick of not being able to view articles without the ad-hustle Wired pulls on viewers -- must try reading on lynx to see if this solves the problem.
iCepa: Tor as iOS VPN
Yeah, agree. You shouldn't have to skip ahead though, just double pump the play button. A greasemonkey script should be able to do it too.
I clicked back instantly. It's idiotic to have a video spew out high volume sound automatically. Almost woke our one year old.

So no more clicking on wired links for me!
Seems to bare bones for newbies, for example the provisioning profile step essentially says "create two of them". I would also not really want to use fastlane as a first time user.

At the same time as someone who has done this quite a lot I don't feel I would get some value from it - it is too verbose to be a simple checklist for me.
What's the advantage of using an add-on like ScriptSafe against just disabling JS in settings?
"Balanced" - We are going to underperform both the stock and bond market for you simultaneously
Just remember: The "other side" is not dumb [1][2]

[1] https://medium.com/@SeanBlanda/the-other-side-is-not-dumb-26...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10872926
I thought about that too, but this breaks down once you realize that setting obj.key = undefined; will mutate an object into something which is neither "the key exists and its value is null" nor "there is no such key". The difference can e.g. bite you in things that iterate over the keys of an object or function that do that internally (like deepEquals implementations).

I guess in TS2 there would now also be a difference between a field defined as key: string | null | undefined and a field defined as key?: string | null | undefined, because the first one requires setting the key to one of the values on initialization and the other one not.
Right, most of the time you would meet the technician and unlock your car or hand them the keys until they are done. They don't just walk up to a locked car and replace the glass. I am sure on some care with out and alarm sensor on the windshield they would almost be able to replace the glass without the keys. I am sure that's a rarity though.

I have a friend that works in the industry. I'll bring this up to him and see what he says.
There are some, but you wouldn't be able to buy shares in the better classes of mutual funds, like Vanguard InstlPlus. Those rely on the whole company buying the same shares to meet the minimum investment requirements.
Why utilities should be scared of Tesla’s SolarCity acquisition
His point is that it's Clinton who tries to antagonize Americans against each other.
> somehow, the fact that there is a real person curating it makes me enjoy it.

I do this, too, especially when I'm up late at night for my work schedule. Since I'm up well after most channels in the US go to "Paid Programming," I like having international news channels as background noise so I pay for Sling TV. There's something nice, for me, knowing that someone else is awake at the same time.

On the other hand, I really love Spotify in my "more awake" moments. It's grand, especially on my bus commute to work, to have a huge cloud jukebox. But, in the quiet stillness of the dark at 1am, live TV or radio is soothing.
I'm sure Amazon are already planning a warehouse there..
Uhh, yes it is meant to be just annotations + ES6.

https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/TypeScript-Desi...

The exclamination is a forced cast to another type, just like "x as otherType". So this is still in the same category.
They also changed the size from 13px to 14px.
The problem with disintermediating is that it means you can't make any money either. Looking forward to the blog article when some blockchain community is undercutting your 0.13%
Why I didn't catch any Pokemon today
Then it breaks. I can deal with that -- there aren't very many sites that decide to abuse fonts that way, in any case.

And who knows, maybe one day SVG will actually reliably render correctly in browsers, and people will use images when they want to display images
Eh, mildly disagree.

While they might not consider that they need to go to McDonalds or IHOP, ask what people think of for breakfast and for sure they'll say "cereal, pancakes, waffles, donuts, muffins, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, sweetened oatmeal, etc.", which certainly are all central to the McDonalds/iHop menu. While it's not exclusive to the sweets the article discusses, there are a lot of sweet things involved, and for quite a few, drowning the product in syrup or honey or sugar is pretty common, if the product itself isn't already. Heck, most people I know add sugar to the already sweetened instant oatmeal they prepare.

It was a bit different when I moved abroad and breakfast instead was just as others in the topic are describing it - an open-face sandwich with a small bit of butter, vegetables, and meat of some accord, usually with a coffee and maybe some cheese. I first was shown it by my partner, who I thought was just too tired in the morning to bother with anything else, but soon learned it's what she grew up with.
Now THAT sounds like the life!
Data from Stack Overflow (and other Stack Exchange sites):
http://data.stackexchange.com/

Also, you will see many other examples (other people's queries).
I had this with a friend from SF who was visiting Prague. We were eating some traditional Czech food and he was complaining that the food was so bland - and bemoaned the lack of Sriracha :-/
I think Roentgen, discoverer of x-rays, was the product of first cousins.

(I bet Wikipedia has a list of famous persons being children of first cousins.)
The secret life of types in Swift
how does that compare to other fees all in? Obviously the employee cost is really good, but is the typical 1-2% employee fee company just passing that $8 onto you? Especially in lower paying companies, that could add up
There is zero value from games not being published or sold anymore, so the term archiving is very much appropriate.
ch4ck might have meant Poland, since there is a similar requirement here. However, the sentiment towards it is extremely negative because the new government (which is viewed very unfavorably by many) has decided to increase the monthly contribution, crack down on non-payers and tie the payment to your electricity bill. This also creates an issue for people and institutions who pay multiple electricity bills and thus are unfairly burdened by this new tax.
TicketHarbor – Safer Craiglists for Ticket Exchange
As if anyone has ever shown diabetes is caused solely by sugary foods. You might be getting a package deal there.
There is no difference between TypeScript's and Flow's design goals. Flow using the same extension as regular JavaScript is just a dirty marketing trick. Microsoft would be lynched for "embrace-extend-extinguish" if they did the same.

But since its Facebook, its completely fine that they're trying to co-opt standards. No problem at all.
I do not think the issue is with the US, but with iphones. Every Android phone I have owned has always had an FM radio app.
How technology disrupted the truth
i've worked for a company with a plan that offered something like this, however there was an additional fee on top of whatever the costs were. And like the sibling comment says, you get the public etfs, which wont get any bulk savings(oh how i miss my 0.02% ER institutional shares). You are unfortunately still stuck going through the company the employer chose. Very rarely you can get a plan that allows you to roll over while still employed, so if you did that say, annually, you could self direct then.

employer matching was separate, you and the employer add money, then you choose what to do.

IMHO, 401k should go away and the deductible limits on IRA should be raised to compensate and let people do their own thing.
You're not alone :)

Luckily, this didn't break my userscript, so I just updated it to hide the new built-in toggle.
Sure. You can't get roof access (for a gps antenna) or a vendor ptp feed in every exchange. In those places, you get a rubidium decay stratum 0 timesource.

Not all businesses can afford this, but it is only 4 or 5x the price of a normal GPS timesource, which is affordable for the right people.
From strategy to execution-accelerating the third offset
Vanguard funds have on average 0.18% expense, with the industry having much higher than that. How do they use Vanguard funds?
You can whitelist easier and quicker and in some blockers you can block specific ad or tracker domains only.
Proper nesting layout will only work if they use proper nesting. Given the limitations - great job! I only use the first two lines as the png does not load.
> A lot of people I think take the approach of "well, I
> exercised, so I can afford to eat this cheesecake"

Perhaps, but for me it definitely increases the degree to which I'm hungry and the degree to which I enjoy my food afterwards

> I think the biggest battle is mental, and not so much
> physical

Can certainly agree with that. I've found the principles of "Mindful Eating" to be pretty helpful, specifically having read this:

https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Chocolate-Yo-yo-Dieting-Weight...
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Ask HN: How can I demonstrate value as an onshore developer?
I work on a project team for a large organisation that increasingly uses offshore (or "nearshore") developers. I'm in the UK and I'm a junior front-end developer.

I was recently told something along the lines of:

"You have to really show you're adding value, because you cost 3 times more than a Romanian dev"

I find this pretty intimidating, but the reality is that it's a difficult statement to argue with.

What can I do to prove my value?

Furthermore, is it inevitable that junior dev jobs in high-cost-of-living countries will become scarce? My own employer seems to favour the model of having a handful of developers/team leads in the UK, with the majority of the team offshore. I'm beginning to wonder whether I need to either change careers or move to a cheaper country (the latter option being slightly more doubtful now thanks to Brexit).
>Running Qt in the browser it not some future, it is already possible.

It's possible, it's just not feasible - NaCl is chrome only and has some limitations around distribution and the tool-chain is very specific (Google provided port of Clang/LLVM), asm.js/emscripten sucks both in parse/compile time and in download size.

>Moreover, you throw in another layer for what is practically a solved problem (the Linux kernel has all the necessary bits for sandboxing, which Chrome et al. also use for sandboxing).

What you get is a cross platform layer. You can then add in platform specific extensions and code around those as optional features. The only systems that lets you do something similar right now is full blown VMs like JVM/.NET and this is lower level, potentially allowing more languages to target it.

Like you said browser will just wrap the native interfaces to provide compatibility - low friction cross platform app development/deployment.
I agree with danso. Your overuse of bold, especially for whole sentences, feels like shouting and not much better than ALL CAPS. Feels like being talked down to as if I can't decide for myself that a sentence says something really important.

> first scan the text looking for important stuff

That may work if you bold a few choice words or phrases, but not whole sentences. Every time I hit a bold sentence it breaks the pace of my scan.

Subheadings would work much better than those bold sentences.

By bolding so much, you've totally diluted the power of the bold!

Anyway, don't take an HN comment's word for it. Ask some writers you respect.
Apple isn't activating it because it "might undermine Beats One"? Oh give me a break. You can stream just about any FM station you want with apps like TuneIn Radio.
It's a huge step up and I'm grateful, not only because this will be a huge improvement for Sentry users (and other crash reporting service users), but also because we use React ourselves. Thanks React team.
Any info on what funds do they offer?

The site is completely void of any useful information, and I find it very hard to believe that they can offer good funds with costs lower than Vanguard, when this is such a scale-sensitive industry.

[Edit]

$8/month = $56/year, divided by Vanguard's 0.0018 equals $31k.

So if the employee has in his 401k:

- $20k, the equivalent fee is 0.41%

- $50k, the equivalent fee is 0.24%

- $120k, the equivalent fee is 0.18%

- $200k, the equivalent fee is 0.16%

- $1M, the equivalent fee is 0.136%
Even this paragraph is just a general description of what could potentially be a FEM analysis and some optimisation algorithm associated with that. Interesting result on the other hand.
Exactly my experience. Even when you get a wok-style prepared meal with fresh veggies often there is a sauce poured over it that just makes the whole thing sweet and salty. Salt and sugar are a national addiction in the US. I think it is only fixed by not feeding kids sugar anymore. WHO recommends max 25 grams of sugar per day, for an adult, that means you can eat half a Dunkin Donut Banana Chocolate Chip and no more sugar for you for the rest of the day.

It probably has to do with how little Americans cook at home. Just make a meal out of fresh veggies and manually add the amount of sugar and salt that are added to the prepackaged meals from the supermarket. You'll immediately see that it's insane.
Strange, I have uBlock Origin and the Anti-Adblock killer | Reek, yet I still see the nag
All the latest studies seem to show that dietary cholesterol actually has little to no effect on the cholesterol in your blood.
Actually, now that I can try this on my machine, it does show Helvetica.
Japan has something similar for earthquakes:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_Early_Warning_(Japa...
no, it wouldn't work. But this plugin is free and can be used with free version of IDEA :)
Yes, we sell MakeAppIcon Desktop on Gumroad.

Overall they provide a nice looking store and easy integration. But it's hard to do trackings over the store.
Racer is not required for this plugin.
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You misunderstand me. I meant in terms of technology making them cheaper. Like online courses by major universities, open medicinal formulas (within reason). Investment and maintainence of roads etc by robotics
Apple is killing the headphone jack
>> I upvoted this submission, but I don't see any unvote link anywhere (I even refreshed the page and am currently logged in). Am on Firefox 35.0.1 (if it matters).

I just read a comment in this thread that the unvote link lasts for an hour. I don't recollect if I actually voted an hour before I started looking for the unvote link. I didn't start looking for it immediately after I voted this up, so it's likely that an hour had passed.
My Nexus 6P has no radio app, and when I just downloaded one (NextRadio) it said my phone didn't have the required software.
I use uMatrix for blocking scripts. By default I allow all 1st party scripts, and disable the rest. Then I can enable additional sources one by one if site functionality (e.g. playing YouTube videos) needs it.
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$8/month = $56/year, divided by Vanguard's 0.0018 equals $31k.

So if the employee has in his 401k:

- $20k, the equivalent fee is 0.41%

- $50k, the equivalent fee is 0.24%

- $120k, the equivalent fee is 0.18%

- $200k, the equivalent fee is 0.16%

- $1M, the equivalent fee is 0.136%
Why would you use batteries? Fuel gets lighter as you use it, and the density is already there. Automate maintenance so you can use turbines.
The article i linked to discussed some of the exceptions. It is very difficult for the driver to prove. For example hitting a cyclist who crossed a red light is still your fault. Only cases where the driver could not possibly do anything to prevent the accident are considered.
Does the phrase 'second breakfast' actually exist outside hairy-footed Tolkien-creatures?
My first guess was RedHat. From skimming through https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/all-courses-exam..., it seems all of the courses use open source software, that might not be libre. For example I'm guessing some of Puppet's software are not libre.
Airbus are planning a 100 seater aircraft by around 2030.
Intel SGX worries me much more than Denuvo.
It is much safer to lock the segment on overflow or underflow (and require manual rearming), a timer can be defeated and dumb luck means it will eventually be.
It doesn't have to be either. Common breakfasts in france include eating 1 yogurt, or 1 croissant, or 1 toast with butter. Some people do eat 1 toast with jam, which might fit into your "sugar blasted" category.

In general, we're pretty light on breakfast and we don't have high diabete prevalence compared to countries like the US or even Germany.
As far as I can tell the relevance to HN is that people who do less than wholesome things use secure communication tools to organise them.

This is the necessary cost of not living in a police state (or police world). I hate people trafficking but freedom of association and privacy are too valuable to concede. I'm comfortable with that balance.
People obsess about single kilobytes of JavaScript because it's easy to measure, not because it makes a difference to web performance. (It doesn't, in the vast, vast majority of cases.) It is not worth adding even a little bit of complexity to strip these debug messages from minified code.
White Hat Hacker: Solution for Cybersecurity or a Shady Character?
I like to think of myself as technically minded. However, your stereotype of technically minded people seems to sugest that either I accept the "natural truth" of stereotype accuracy or forfeit my technically minded view of myself. I will do neither.

The claim that one can engage in stereotyping people while exibiting fair threatment of the same people as individuals is dubious to say the least given the definition of stereotyping.

Once engaged in stereotyping no amount of post factum fair threatment of the individual will make up for the unfairness.

Later edit:
People are imperfect pattern recognisers, in fact our pattern recognition generates a significant amount of false positives. From an evolutionary perspective this was acceptable at a time when tigers could be lurking in the bush. The penalty for running from an imaginary tiger in the bush is insignifiant compared to the penalty of not running from an undetected tiger.