skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're thinking of measuring entangled pairs to produce consistent streams of random classical bits. That is not what quantum teleportation is, although both do use EPR pairs. Their experiment is still bound by the speed of light because they are in fact communicating a full, pre-determined quantum state, not random bits.
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Try living without your iPhone.

I put it away most of the day, and don't have any email reminders.

Get away with the least you can.

After a while, notifications etc. become bothersome and you'll actively find ways to get away from the noise.
This is an effect that uses entanglement to move the state of one particle to a different particle. You're describing only entanglement, so that's only half the puzzle.

And you're describing entanglement in a misleading way. The most important part of entanglement is that you can't model it as two particles sharing secret data. When you touch one, you affect the output of the other. And this happens faster than light. It still looks random on each end, but once you combine the measurements you can see patterns.
Date: 2011

Github: https://github.com/elima/FileTea
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative commits $3B to 'cure all diseases'
By BIOS locking Lenovo laptops.
"Genetic Algorithms run in Geological Time" -- I forget who.
Not only that, but a lot of those PPAs become stale, or get replaced by others, and it's only when you upgrade the dist, that you get failures and discover this... It's pretty annoying. It would be nice to have a meta package manager for "current" PPAs for given projects that wraps apt with brew-like ability.
Beans herb
Risk is about uncertainty - how well you one can predict what will happen to the money.
That was exactly the point I was trying to make when I responded to someone saying "well, with E2E encryption you don't have to trust them". Yes you do.
Bravo man, bravo.
So, you will turn down Medicare when it comes time that you can utilize it?

Ideally, we wouldn't need insurance "middleware" of any kind, but when you need some expensive care like a CAT scan or open heart surgery, the expertise and equipment required is simply too expensive for most people to afford without some sort of insurance coverage.

I agree that the government often mismanages large programs such as these, however, other countries with national health care tend to be more satisfied with their health care than Americans. [0]

[0] http://blogs.chicagotribune.com/news_columnists_ezorn/2009/0...
The purpose of quantum teleportation is the teleportation of quantum information. Teleportation is not necessary to the creation of a secure communication channel.
I feel for you but please, please don't let email be the channel that has a hold on you. Pick another one to be a slave to. Is it work or personal? If it's work is it urgent?

I ask these questions because you could set some rules on email. I check my personal email once per day. My masters are facebook and text.
Car prices historically haven't done that. The typical inflation adjusted price for a car is the same as it was 100 years ago, as automation and technology improve manufacturers add features rather than lowering prices. Current cars are almost entirely built by robots as it is, not much more gains to be had there.
Just like omnichannel, chat apps need to be 'omnichat', i.e. be present on mobiles and desktop.
And wherefrom can you get Signal except for the Google Play store? I was looking for it a while ago to install on my phone but only found two other projects which were threatened by moxie and then shut down.
"Our collective problem" can also be interpreted that this is a problem for an amount of people in our society, and that is is /our collective problem/ that these people are dealing with these issues.
Yes. This article put my heart in my throat. I've grown up on the web and have for a long time only used it for work and try my hardest to steer clear of current events / the information high way. But it's depressing. All of your friends interactions are abstracted through social media which I now don't have access to. You become invisible.
As someone who exclusively uses a password manager with random unique passwords for each service it always amuses me to see posts like this.

Years ago I relieved myself from the stress by using a password manager. Now for all I care they could be storing it in plaintext and it wouldn't make a damn difference to me. Problem solved.
However it runs on test time from raw pixels only.
Hi, for your ecommerce, are you a payment facilitator or do you use a third party partner.
Certainly (and Brazil, too, right?). But most of the design, both software and hardware, is done in the U.S. by primarily english speaking teams. If Apple is buying McLaren, they aren't buying McLaren to make the cars, not at the scale McLaren produces versus what Apple's intent has to be. They're buying them for the knowledge of how to use not-exactly-standard materials to design and fabricate cars.

Foxconn, as it is currently constituted, isn't going to be making Apple cars.
Same here, I actually read/watched a documentary about sleep that pointed they do this a lot in Scandinavian countries (such as this article). Hopefully the uS can find a solution like it
Did you try the Red Bull Cola? Did it taste like it?
Never hear of hyperbole?
Former EU Official Among Politicians Named in New Leak of Offshore Files
Unless you're looking to get into tech related to entertainment LA is a backwater compared to the Bay Area.
Are you saying they come to you with these questions? What do you tell them?

I know what I'd tell them: "Easy, transfer your old photos onto your computer to free up some space." Now if they ask how to do that, I'll tell them "I don't know, I don't use Apple devices. Try asking Siri." Unless maybe it's some hot girl I'm trying to bed, then I'll work a little harder, but I'll still try to convince her to dump Apple and switch to Android so I don't have to deal with this stuff in the future.
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative commits to investing $3B to cure diseases
To be precise, not really a doctor: the pre-natal care program is generally handled by dedicated professionals whose training is that of a nurse plus some specific to pregnancy. The job title translates "midwife". The system is called "neuvola", literally "place of advice". It's actually a word devised for this very purpose.

This system was established in 1940's and that's also when the baby packages were first given out.

But expecting mothers don't really see a doctor/physician during the pre-natal period unless they are actually ill somehow. Pregnancy is not an illness.
Or they are splitting hairs between "investment" and "acquisition".
‘South Park’: After Two Decades, It’s Still by the Seat of Their Pants
Google has been very noticeably anti-desktop for a while now. They sure bet the future would be mobile/chrome OS like devices or they hate desktop development.

I love Google Music but there is no desktop client for it and without a desktop client integration with hardware keys or caching/downloading/syncing music like spotify or iTunes is impossible.

It's the same story with Google Photos. I love it but they decided to shutdown picasa web albums and I don't think they'd ever build a desktop client.

Google operates differently from the rest. It's not for people like us who use a desktop/laptop.
Trello works well for me. I make lists for In Progress, Today, This week, This month and Backlog/Icebox. Planning involves creating and organizing tasks in these lists. I move the tasks between the lists as I work through them. It gives me a good way to pickup where I left off. I use the Checklist feature to manage subtasks for each task.

It's been working well without any extensions/plugins.
Interesting! This seems to be the crux of it:

That [2005 study in Pakistan] compared the health outcomes from antibacterial soap and soap that was indistinguishable from and otherwise chemically identical to the antibacterial soap, but without triclocarban. Compared with a control group who received school supplies, children living in households who received soap and handwashing promotion had 52 percent less diarrhea, 50 percent less pneumonia and 45 percent less impetigo. Impetigo, a skin infection, was a particularly important outcome, because laboratory studies had suggested that triclocarban would have antibacterial activity against the organisms that most commonly caused impetigo. There was, however, no difference in any of the health outcomes between children living in households who received the plain soap compared with children who received the antibacterial soap.

Related, it appears school supplies are not only ineffective against bacteria that cause diarrhea, pneumonia, and impetigo, but may cause these ailments.
Same here, Granted (I just moved to it really 3 years ago) I really wish they also paused OS release/delay them a bit longer. By looking back on older versions, I wish we had another Snow Leopard like version since some of the latest releases seem to be not completely polished but I welcome the new features as well
I just followed your link on an English-language website (Hacker News) in response to an English-language comment (yours) on my iPad (running in English, my mother tongue and main language) while in Spain (where I live)

Your site was presented to me in Spanish. Please don't do this. Don't choose a language for me based on my location.
It sounds like this is geared toward "high growth" startups.

"With Stripe Atlas, you can establish a C-Corporation for your business in Delaware."

Probably not ideal for a typical small business.
Modern radio signals are pretty close to noise anyway. You increase capacity by going to the very limit of what your receiver can distinguish. The only thing you can measure from a distance is that certain frequency ranges have more power than background.
Live with Priscilla from San Francisco – Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Announcement
> They had an established userbase, a name, a brand

While I agree with first two, Hangouts was a terrible brand with a bad rep on UX (too slow on Android, complex UI etc), it was kind of like Google's Internet Explorer. They had to get rid of the brand for consumers at least especially younger ones that are the prime target (the Snapchat generation if I may say). I agree though that Hangouts has a better reputation with the corporate world even though Slack is kind of eating their lunch minus the video part where they're still king I think.
Just curious which one do you use?
I use Dropbox to store and share screenshots on Twitter

Wildly off-topic, but I just upload screenshots to twitter directly and let them figure out the hosting. Is your usage of dropbox for this simply a legacy of when twitter didn't have support for uploading images?
I guess it's a start. But even still, the most basic of commands take a good 1+ seconds on my machine. What about Ruby makes it necessary to use? What is stopping you guys from moving to something like LuaJIT?
Actually, no, the library-provided full-access website for APS journals is much nicer. If I want a preprint, I can usually find it on arXiv and last time I looked at it, I found sci-hub to have a rather confusing interface.
If you wait long enough, water will dissolve a nail.
Spoken like someone who hasn't been turned away from a job due to something trivial showing up on a background check from over 10 years ago (this has happened to me, ordinance violation from a college town where my tenants destroyed the front yard when I was just starting to learn what being a landlord meant in my early 20s), as well as being denied credit due to a black mark 6 years ago (also has happened, even though the financial situation that caused the black mark has been resolved long ago; have to wait the full 7.5 years, and even then, you must apply to have the old negative credit line record removed).

Its easy to say "these are non-issues" when they're not happening to you.

Now I'm that guy who has scrubbed his Twitter feed, locked down his Facebook privacy settings, does everything possible not to leak personal information online, removes every item I can from my credit reports (good, bad, addresses, employers, whatever; as long as its old enough to be removed, I have it removed), and has paid to have citations as trivial as traffic tickets expunged from my record from years back.

I will do everything I can to leave no trace, as you never know what will be used against you in the future.
No, I downgraded because cocoa builds of emacs randomly crash (fixed in git head), as does TeXShop (not obviously fixed yet). Also some other apps weren't running because of gatekeeper changes I didn't bother to investigate seriously.

The lack of new features meant that I had no motivation to try to fix my problems / run git heads of software / figure out gatekeeper.
My understanding is he just doesn't really know how to work in a big company.
It's not true that machine learning and AI needs a lot of data to do what it does with Google's services? I guess you know something their engineers don't, so I'm looking forward to Sylos' Dataless AI & Co. I bet a lot of us would even pay good money for such a thing.

Sigh, I'm not arguing that they don't collect for advertising, I'm not even defending them at all. It's just that the things they do are impossible to do without a huge amount of data, regardless of advertising. Again, if you're so sure that it is “simply not true”, here we are, YC is your oyster. Or any other tech VC fund for that matter.
TextRank
Zuckerberg and Chan commit $3B towards goal of ending all disease by 2100
Yes, I have virtually no issues ever with any of my Apple products, including ones I use hard and have done so for years.
Moreover, what are the odds that a group of 100% "bad apples" can be convened from the cops on duty at that time and that place? What concentration of "bad apples" is needed to enable that to happen?
I agree 100 percent. The second I heard (and the fact that I watched the last documentary like episode of the show of Season 1 that talked with the cybersecurity experts). That made me love it even more
Those sorts of things. But also iframes are powerful.
Google Retreats on Some Allo Privacy Promises
Hi David -

Love the new design. I wanted to ask you - Is it possible we can see the return of the affiliate program sometime soon with Weebly?

Thanks and best of the luck!
Why would anoyone deliberately bother writing google analytics code in homebrew is beyond me. It should be optin or someone who is sufficiently pissed off could fork it and remove the offending code.
I swear I shot that guy!
Live video from Priscilla & Mark: https://www.facebook.com/zuck/videos/vb.4/10103120865133051/
> Are the costumers using Chrome? Then devs should test on Chrome too.

I do test on Chrome! The context is Chrome removing standardised features with no warning years down the line, breaking existing deployed content.

What do you expect a web developer to do in that case?

No amount of the Chromium team being hostile to web developers will stop people from using Chrome. Yet so long as the Chromium team are breaking websites using standardised features without warning, the web developer's life will be pain.
If you encrypt instead of peppering, you just decrypt then re-encrypt with a new key and call it a day.

Peppering has always meant, to me, doing something like this:

// Hashing
$preHash = base64_encode(
hash_hmac('sha512', $password, $_ENV['pepper'], true)
);
$storedHash = password_hash($preHash, PASSWORD_DEFAULT);

// Validation
$preHash = base64_encode(
hash_hmac('sha512', $password, $_ENV['pepper'], true)
);
if (password_verify($preHash, $storedHash)) {
// You're in!
}

To anyone reading this: Don't bother peppering.
> Most businesses rent so property holders would feel the tax burden and rents would go up significantly.

Property holders would feel the tax burden, decreasing the net revenue from rent, and decreasing property values.

Rents are already at "market rates", and property values adjust to reflect the return on renting property. There might be some short-term price fluctuations as property owners try to maintain their existing margins, but an efficient market for real estate will stabilize rents close to the existing prices. The real losers would be those who purchased real estate assets expecting a consistent future return.
You are probably an outlier, in that majority of ip requests coming from spain are going to want spanish. it makes sense to render default in spanish. I am not sure what headers your ipad is sending, but i doubt it sends what your language preference is. (i could be wrong)

also, as previous sites don't add the chosen language in the click request, i don't see how being on hn previously is relevant.

the flip side to this is - if this is actually a big problem (incorrect renderings of language) maybe some dnn could be applied for a new start up idea! haha
Lenovo laptops “refuse” to install Linux
The last season has been out for a while. I ended up being very impressed by just how well it's executed. When the cut was announced after season 4 I thought it could only end in disappointment, but after watching season 5, I truly felt like the series ended how it should have ended.
> Diagnoses comes with empathy and understanding.

Yes! Agreed, and the good news is we can do both, I didn't mean to suggest otherwise. We can have empathy and high standards at the same time.
Adjusted for inflation median household income in the US has grown by about 20% since 1950. Given massive increases in inequality since then the lower percentiles have seen close to zero growth since then. But TVs have gotten bigger, which is nice.
The only compelling 'feature' of this release, is that now I won't have to deal with most of software I use telling me I need to upgrade.
Yes. Lack of sleep weakens my discipline and makes it easier to get sucked in and it's a vicious cycle after that.
Using IP-to-country resolution and ignoring the Accept-Language HTTP header seems to be a pretty common tactic these days.
Though only because they discovered their internal unencrypted links were being systematically compromised on a truly massive scale for years.
Meditation, meditation, meditation. These devices/games/stimuli are training your brain, so it's up to you to actively combat that with your own training. That's how I view it - you are being programmed one way or another, either by outside forces or by your own doing.
Technology Unlocks Secrets of a Damaged Biblical Scroll
One point for science!
CF is conductive last time I checked
I liked it back when Facebook had a XMPP gateway for the messaging, as then i could set up Pidgin on my Linux desktop to keep in touch with the relatives.

This is why open protocols exist, ffs...
The parent didn't imply "maternal instinct". That's one explanation for the gap in knowledge. The other is socialization. It's no secret that girls play "house" more, play with dolls, are taught by traditionally maternal role models, are more likely to take babysitting classes, etc.

More women than men plan a large part of their life around being a parent.
Great! Everybody, we can get out of the house now!
> largest item sold was his infant car seat

watch the expiration dates on those.
Patients Turn to San Diego Stem Cell Companies for Costly, Unproven Treatments
I use 1Password on OSX and iOS, it's worked great.
I started listening to some history podcasts in bed with my eyes closed. The podcast app I use (podcast addict) has a timer feature so I set it to 15 or 20 minutes and by the time the podcast stops I'm ready to sleep. I also know a lot more history than I used to :)

I recommend:

The History of Rome by Mike Duncan

Revolutions (also by Mike)

The History of Philosophy without any Gaps

The British History Podcast
Paul Atreides was also a mistake in the sisterhood's breeding plan, since Jessica broke with their Illuminati-esque plan out of love for her Duke and to give him an heir, and thus jumped the gun a generation too early.

Paul was supposed to be Paulina and marry Feyd-Rautha, rather than gut him in front of the Emperor.
It's one of the social norms on HackerNews that "low-value" comments like "Love it! Thanks!" and "favorited" are discouraged. Although such comments are polite to the commenter, they add nothing but noise for all the other readers of the thread.

Instead, it seems to be preferred that you simply upvote the comment instead of replying.
It doesn't have to be for long periods of time. 30-60 minutes a day of quiet sitting (sometimes called 'meditation') is sufficient to get your mind on an unconscious self-development track for the rest of your day.

If you have a hard time squeezing even this out, then you might try "pay yourself first". The same tactic that's helpful for saving dollars, is helpful for creating the space for introspection. Doesn't matter if your work deadline is looming, or writing needs doing, as long as there's no physical emergency, the 30 minutes of planned sitting is priority.
I get all my systems from [ThinkPenguin](https://www.thinkpenguin.com/), and have been very happy with them. Those folks are dedicated to free software.
New features? Chrome was removing an old, standard web feature supported everywhere for years.
I can recommend https://loader.io/. There's a couple of alternatives like https://www.blitz.io/

To run load testing yourself, there's a list at the bottom of https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-... I avoid that because my client (laptop) becomes the bottleneck when simulating high production load.
It seems you still don't manage adding and collecting EU VAT? That's a dealbreaker for anyone in the EU wanting to use you for an online store.
> why isn't Allo just Hangouts 3

Ghost of Emu in the machine [0][1]

[0]: https://techcrunch.com/2013/10/22/emus-android-texting-app-m...
[1]: https://techcrunch.com/2014/08/06/google-acquires-emu-an-im-...
Baby steps in building great products
Typically the error messages that I include for my "this is where I left off" or "still to do" tests are like "page not yet implemented" or "haven't figured out the bug". No definitely don't delete failing tests! Make them pass.
> F-Droid has received criticism for distributing out-of-date versions of official applications

Thats not a bug, it's a feature
Michael Seibel: Getting Press for Your Startup
If Apple hadn't released an upgrade, we wouldn't all have to go through the time of upgrading, fixing apps that are broken (or finding new versions, etc). There is a cost to all of Apple's users from OS upgrades, and we can be annoyed that we are spending that time / energy and getting nothing of value back.
Click bait. Deliberate use of hotword "teleport," to exploit bikeshedding debates.

Cue endless discussions such as: What does teleport REALLY mean?
1. SnappyApp - http://snappy-app.com/

2. Google Maps

3. Amazon

4. Snapseed iOS - The best photo editing app I've found.

5. Lightroom

6. Sublime Text
For what it's worth, I've had issues with Intel RST under Windows as well in mixed-mode configs. My boot device is an SSD configured for AHCI and I've a 3 drive RAID array. On a soft reset of my PC, the BIOS won't see the SSD. The completely nonobvious solution? Make the SSD hot swappable. Not a Lenovo PC, either. Been going on for years. Had to do a hard reset every time I had to restart for years before I found a solution to this.
Water did the most damage to the nail in the test.
Do these live feeds get archived, and if so are the archived versions available at the same URL?
Also, Dropbox has more people working on security today than the total number employees Dropbox had in 2011.
It's not, because technology is a product of the people and processes that created it. And since people and processes aren't neutral (who is, after all), the technology they create won't be, either.
Or, since we've already brought Dune into the picture up-thread, Salusa Secondus.
Yes totally agree, question was really bad.