skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
it's probably unenforceable if one person is using their autonomous car for ridesharing, but i doubt that's what tesla cares about. If Uber decided to buy a fleet of autonomous Teslas and use them to operate an autonomous taxi service, instead of building their own autonomous car, Tesla could get that shut down pretty easily with these terms. And i'm guessing that's what they're targeting.
I completely disagree. I'm a Verizon user, my working partner is on T-mobile, and I regularly benchmark out of curiosity. It's not even close, in any neighborhood.
Personally, I think we are better off with the DNC's emails and any other communications from the peoples' leaders.

>You might care to consider that The New York Times seems to be souring on email.

You might be able to infer that I already have from my characterization of the article as a hit piece.
Main discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12752248
So what do these cars do when the hit a puddle of mud and it covers all the cameras. Will there be a new form of vandalism where someone puts scotch tape over/destroys the vehicles cameras and now your fancy autonomous vehicle is rendered incapacitated. Maybe this seems unlikely or ridiculous, but the dependence on cameras at points on the car that seem likely to get dirty and or damaged seems to be a risk to me.
It also means that if you get in trouble for using Uber in a place where it's forbidden (like the Taxi lobby is friends with the local dictator or something) then Tesla won't get in trouble for being an "accessory" to the crime.
The new array will be using 8 cameras and 12 ultrasound sensors for precisely those conditions.
No. But a "good bang for the buck" manufacturer that keeps tempting me.
http://www.archimede-watches.com/
Really like the light touch to the website design and copy. But it may be too light as I've clicked on two links to find out how it adds value to my life and I still don't know.

Some first impressions:

* I want to enter something where it says 'your domain name' under features. My domain name what? This looks like an input box but it's not. I'm left confused.

* Under pricing, "All our domains including" should read "All our domains include".

* "Download the domain prices". Are you joking? Make this a searchable list. Jets will make implementing this a breeze - https://github.com/NeXTs/Jets.js/

* As I scroll down the homepage my eyes move from 'buy' to 'A-Z' to 'Day-30'. This block layout feels odd as I associate items at the top with higher priority but they all seem like equally important features and the 'A-Z' is just kind of hanging out solo on the right - something like display: flex with justify-content set to 'space-between' may be worth trying.

My feedback mostly cover aesthetics, sorry. I would comment on the service if I knew what it was! ;)
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To me this seems like an entirely new console, actually. I wonder if this is the "Nintendo NX" they were talking about or if that was only the codename for this project...
I'd also like to see it navigate single track lanes in the English countryside.
The article is blocked by paywall for me, even when coming from google.com
Recommended resources for moving from decent back end developer into fullstack?
Hi guys! I've been doing webdev for several years, but mostly backend stuff. Toolstack I feel really proficient with is: py, django, drf, vagrant, linux cli and stuff around it. The problem is I can't really do frontend, well I can carve something out based on tutorials and SO but it doesn't have anything in common with feeling proficient in it at all.

I chose stack I want to be good at:

js & ts, I know js more or less but definitely not from the inside out.

angular 2 as main framework

html & css, sure I know some basics but creating templates usually takes me much time and I always have an impression
that I'm doing stuff 'the wrong way'.

some css framework? Thought about foundation.

Sure I could find resources about particular technology, but I want to learn it all at once, to know how to connect all the bricks together, how it all affects each other and so on. If that's not possible I can learn technologies one by one as well ;)

Could you recommend me list of books/articles/anything I could proceed with? Kindly asking for help.
Thanks in advance!
...bearing in mind that Tesla AFAIAA is supposed to be selling more moderately priced cars in the near future
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"results in" - You are assuming that the the announcement and the downtrend are causally related because they happened at about the same time. How do you know that the stock wasn't "trying to" go down further but was prevented from doing so by this announcement? This is one of my pet peeves in financial press: They announce some daily news and a price change as if somehow one caused the other. We simply don't know if/how they are related.
Instead of mad honking drivers, the car will sniff your smartphone's Bluetooth address. Computers you go near will recognize the smartphone, know it's you, and they'll start crashing programs and slowing down the wifi...
It's very important to realize that this is a problem that our generation will have to fix, or it will never be fixed. To us, this seems completely unnatural, because we've spent so many years in a world where this type of tech could be truly "owned." However, future generations born in the world of today will be totally accustomed to renting/licensing everything. They won't have the same fiery indignation that we do when told what they can and can't do with their car, and so they won't fight as hard (or at all). This is how culture changes over time.

It's up to us.
These are problems which are actually improved as more cars move to autonomous driving. A sensible government would mandate that manufacturers must upload anonymised data about each car in real time, which would effectively allow for cross-talk between cars. This could enable automatic remedies to the above situations (car X tells car Y "I've got more room behind me, let me reverse), but also prevent them in the first place: car X might pull over because it knows car Y is traversing that street. It would also help to prevent traffic jams which would be a nice orthogonal benefit.)
That is already solved, and it's called copyright: if you're not the copyright holder, you are not allowed to sell/rent other copies of the software. What you do with the copy you originally obtained, is (should be) covered by the first sale doctrine.
> The code was hard to maintain and hard to contribute to, especially for developers in the US due to crypto export issues.

That's not really true: per https://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/policy-guidance/encryption..., publicly available software (which includes free software) just requires a notification under exception TSU. All you have to do, per https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/15/740.13, is send an email to crypt@bis.doc.gov and to enc@nsa.gov with the location of the source code. As long as you don't change the location, you never have to worry about it again.

The regulation even notes that simply providing source code on a public website does not constitute export to a prohibited country.

It's really not a big deal.

(Note: I am not a lawyer; this does not constitute legal advice)
It's crazy, I can't belive that it will be works if will be only autonomous cars. It will be a lot of deadlocs.
Ask HN: How is your time spent as a DBA / ops?
Our company had a survey a couple of years ago about this topic and released an eBook [0] and an infographic [1] based on the survey results.

We're trying to update it for 2016, and we need your feedback again! We'd appreciate it if you could spend a few minutes filling out the Google Forms survey [2]. It's anonymous.

Thanks!

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The Nintendo Shop on the Wii U is reasonable, actually. It's fairly easy to use, discoverability is decent. It's pretty basic but it's (in my opinion) their best attempt yet.

Assuming they build on what they've learn from that, I'd hope the store for this system will be even better.

My most-wanted feature for the shop is for them to stop forcing me to buy the 'classics' on every bloody Nintendo system I buy! I must own Super Mario World 3 or 4 times by now.

(Obviously they're not actually forcing me, but it would be good to have cross-platform pass for that kind of content)
Without knowing exactly what is required for making su filindeu, the video of Paola Abraini looks to me a lot like a la mian maker in training. I wouldn't be too surprised if a la mian chef picks it up right away and starts making su filindeu ten times faster than she does, instantly turning the "rarest pasta in the world" into "a pasta from Sardinia".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHGZLjJ1CAk&t=40s
Is any invasion of privacy okay as long as the results are released to the public? I think to many people that would be even worse than only having the government snoop at their private email.

The point of whistleblowing is that you reveal actual crimes, not just sharing private conversations.
"Hey buddy, want to by a $100k car the cops are looking for that's lacking all the cool features because Tesla could track its location if we turned it on?
In the US keeping to the right is a wisdom that is applied to highways (but even then it's more of a 'if you're driving slowly stay to the right') but isn't something people really consider on normal roads and streets.
It says a custom Tegra, I'd be very interested to find out more about the specifics though.
Clickable:

[0] http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/498921/eBooks/The_Hidden_Cost_...

[1] https://www.vividcortex.com/hubfs/Blog/Data_Operations_Infog...

[2] https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeagAsxJ8lMPMr9OHUX...
Which is a pretty flimsy reason to believe an adversary might find leverage against you. But hoarding is a force multiplier in the adversary's favor.
Yes that is why I was deeply concerned that my comment was interpreted as "samurai reference".

I really regret mentioning catholics as I could see how it easily confuses even more.

My overall point was the author seemed to be connecting too many dots and thus in my mind might make it less likely to be true.

Originally I contemplated bringing up the the stereotypes of cultural conformity (as in some cultures
are influenced by groups and deeply desire to be part of the group/conform) but this is a dangerous topic (regardless of being PC as it can quickly get heated). Peer conformity would certainly be less points to connect (cause/effect) than parents causing college aged AA's to commit suicide (regardless of ethnicity).
Thank you very much for firehol, it is great! Haven't had time to use netdata, but it looks great as well!
Ah. Steinhart. Good too.
Kemmner, another one. Some kind of legend. But communication with him is said to be tricky: http://www.ebay.de/sch/erkahund/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&...
So you don't see it as a replacement to either line? You think nintendo will continue to develop and maintain all three?
Just as we do for airplane seats
Both. If you don't own a 3DS yet, you should buy one anyway; it's an incredible system with a huge catalog of great games.
> because everyone who goes EV wants to go Tesla.

Other than the 250,000 drivers of Nissan Leafs... I think that's beyond twice as many as every Tesla ever built.
I'd like to present a hypothesis related to this topic.

We're evolution-wise ready to mate at puberty (11-14 y.o), and that's probably the age when pre-civilization humans were sexually active.

That's been pushed much father today.. and it probably varies from say an average age of 16 to 25 when people are active (varies from culture to culture). Most cultures also look down upon pre-marital sex, and anyone who wishes to give in to the evolutionary signals to have sex earlier is probably following a path frowned upon by most societies.

So my hypothesis is that our current-milieu is at odds with our biology, and (possibly) a source of a lot of issues in the world. Sex is at the core of being human, and when you have religions and cultures frowning down upon all but certain white-listed methods of going about it, at an age much past the biological starting point, we're sowing seeds that can affect the species' longevity.

Thoughts?
Ask HN: A tool for writing English that checks “popularity” of used sentences?
As a non-native English speaker I find that the best way to check grammar is to google whole parts of sentences (in apostrophes - exact match). It's because there are multiple exceptions to language rules and some wording just can feel "not right" despite being correct.

Is there a tool that does something like this automatically?

I thought about writing such tool by myself, but it seems there are no good-quality, free search engine APIs that allow many calls. Or, maybe there are some open APIs to book dumps or something similar?
Yes, this is the NX.
> Maybe it will have technology to not go on that street until it is good to do so.

Have you driven in London? (Or other comparably busy and narrow city - even NYC at least has 'American-width' roads.)

It's not technology that's required, barring perhaps flying car technology.

If every way is busy, you can't just wait eternally, you have to communicate with other drivers as parent commenter said, maybe let a couple of people go, and then realise when you just need to go for it and 'force' someone to wait for you if they're not otherwise going to.

It will be really awesome to see a car do that safely and autonomously.

There'll come a time, perhaps, when two cars are flashing their headlights at each other to communicate, for no real reason other than "that's how human-driven cars did it in the old days"!
And Bethesda is listed in the group of launch partners.
"It is a self driving car, it is so clearly the future, I wish it existed now, it is going to be awesome (in my opinion)."

Even now, several years into the current news/development arc of self-driving cars, I still can't believe this is going to be the future.

We're really never going to european (or japanese) style train networks ? We're really going to keep binging on roads ? We, as a nation of fat slobs[1] are really not ever going to return to a culture of walking ?

I always thought of car culture (and we absolutely live in a car culture) as some kind of 20th century aberration ... eventually, LA would get their streetcars and subways[2] back ... eventually Minneapolis and Denver would have 20, not 2 light rail lines ... eventually we'd graduate from shitty bus networks operated badly, for poor people.

Tesla cars are awesome. Successful self driving car software would be an incredible achievement. I worry that there is an arc of societal and urban development that has gone very badly awry and that this will further keep us from fixing it.

[1] That is not hyperbole.

[2] Yes, I know there is currently a tiny, minor subway in LA.
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Mario Kart (after Warlords on the Atari 2600 or MULE on the Atari 8-bits with 4 players) is my favorite group game. It just has the fun feel, and hearing the various characters screaming or victory yells is hilarious.
Hence, the self-driving car.
I agree, it would be interesting to see. I'd also like to see it handle driving in both a heavy snow winter, like Calgary, and also a muddy brown snow winter, like in Ottawa. I feel like for a long time self driving cars won't be able to handle unplowed streets and will have to get the human to do anything truly difficult.
Its the X2, its supposed to be one of the first major releases for it. I hope that means we can start to order Jetson X2 modules in the near future
So, both Nvidia and Tesla are working on self-driving cars based on the sensory data mainly from cameras mounted on the car, which are then run through X number of RNNs to generate models to operate on? While Google pursues their LIDAR-approach?

What other players are operating in this space? And what's their approach?
Of the featured use cases, gaming on a plane is the only one that made a ton of sense to me. (Binging on Stardew Valley on a laptop during my last trip to China actually helped a lot with jet lag recovery.) The other featured cases, I'm not so sure. I definitely miss the days of my youth when my friends and I huddled around a TV split four ways. But I also don't see us returning to gaming together in person either. The most bizarre use case featured is for esports--I see no advantage to using the Nintendo Switch versus a more powerful console or PC in competitive gaming.

As a piece of hardware, this looks really cool and innovative. But I don't actually know if the product-market fit is there.
with half a controller each, too.
The video I linked to above talks about the restrictions (8m20s) placed on value types:

* They have no identity.
* Because they have no identity == comparisons is based on their data.
* They cannot have super classes or sub classes (they can implement interfaces though.)
* They are immutable.
* They cannot be null.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc9vs_HFHVo&list=PLX8CzqL3Ar...
I spent a few weeks in Hong Kong recently and the vast majority of my UberBLACK Sedans were Tesla Model S, many with the insane mode / ludicrous mode / whatever it's called that unlocks the rapid acceleration. They were more than happy to demonstrate it too, which was fun.

Discussing the sustainability, they noted that after the purchase of the car, running costs were effectively free. Due to subsidies provided by the government, there is no refuelling charge, and as an electric car, it's not subject to emissions laws e.g. requirement to turn your car off if stationary for more than 2 mins, not allowed to be stationary for more than 2 minutes with air conditioning turned on.

Two of the drivers I spoke to intended to buy more Teslas for their family for this reason, one already had another one on order.
Ditto. Amazon Cloud Drive is $60/year for unlimited storage, which makes a nice back-end.
Direct link to video only: https://player.vimeo.com/video/188105076
> the fact they got Skyrim in the trailer is a great promise of its graphical prowess

Skyrim is a five-year-old game at this point. It's not exactly an indication of graphical horsepower.
I read somewhere it seems the Switch won't be region locked which is very interesting. I wonder if Nintendo is cutting the initial 3rd party devs a deal on the new cartridges then (considering they'll likely be still more expensive than your standard Bluray DVD).
Fair enough. It's high time that car manufacturers worked out how to make seats/seatbelts that are adaptable to all ages. Or perhaps some sort of foldaway "wings" which turn a standard seat into a child seat.
I'm getting this error on your API page:

cachep2p.min.js:9 Uncaught Error: Cannot add duplicate torrent 3cd9bdf4916f422aa77cdd1b952c14202e0eafca

I'm also getting these on FF:

ICE failed, see about:webrtc for more details(unknown)

TypeError: asm.js type error: expecting argument type declaration for 'e' of the form 'arg = arg|0' or 'arg = +arg' or 'arg = fround(arg)'
Thanks for the clip. That was great. You can see everyone briefly relax when the keeper deflects the initial shot. They thought the pressure was gone.. and then BOOM.
Isn't that what Akamai used to do and then they realised people aren't happy that their bandwidth is used for these reasons without their consent?
"unsafe" is a bit ambiguous.

If the place didn't meet building codes so you were likely to fall off of stairs without a railing, file a complaint with the city.

If you actually fell off the stairs and hurt yourself, file a lawsuit against the owner. He'll make a claim against his insurance, and probably will have higher premiums.

If it was a shared unit and there were other dangerous tenants(ex-felons or sex offenders), then maybe Airbnb could screen people better or at least make it an option on the listing. I think somebody is required to disclose this fact to you(either the felon or the owner), or else they're liable.

If it was unsafe in a way that wasn't illegal, then there's not really an Airbnb-specific problem. You wouldn't sue the local newspaper for listing an apartment that ended up unsafe, you would sue the landlord. It's unclear why the rental being short-term would or the choice of listing venue would change that. And it's not like Airbnb loses legal rights just because they're larger than the local newspaper, or incorporated, or accepted VC money.
For every clip or montage of beautifully executed flair, there are tens or hundreds of hours of unrecorded or unpublished mistakes. I have a few hundred hours of recorded gameplay footage. I could make plenty of highlight reels out of the footage, but the mistakes eclipse the fancy by a wide margin.
It's likely the Special Edition Skyrim release which uses Fallout 4's engine.
Battery life on tegra devices is abysmal I'm really wondering if the guy can get from the gate to the plane without it running out if you run full 3D graphics games like those.
The US has a prohibition on government snooping. There is no such prohibition on private intelligence gathering; in fact, the publication of such intelligence is specifically protected.
Yeah, it's mine too, followed by Xonotic/Quake. It's semi-luck based, which just makes it more fun for MP.

Doom is also a good one.
> is completely unverified, and given that the whole thing was a scam to begin with IMHO certainly does need verification in order to be believed.

That would mean he's also scamming the BBC.
At just after 3.23, when the car is parking, it looks like that rear wheel is going to hit the curb, and then it suddenly cuts away to the next scene.

Maybe there was enough turning angle to miss it, but I dunno...it looked pretty close to me.
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I'm on Firefox 49.0.1 and the homepage did crashed mine too. When I visited the homepage, the bottom part was just a white space with nothing in it. Every other windows where unable to display their content anymore. (not the same guy as the first one who's browser crashed, but since my browser was not heavy customized I though would like to know).
Yeah, totally didn't get that either. I suspect it's for backwards compatibility with older Visual Studio releases.
I was just being overly sarcastic! I love that fierce dino!
Surprised this wasn't mentioned, but it's worth noting that traveling to Nigeria to meet scammers rarely ends well for the traveler. It's not safe. It sounds like she had a unique situation with an apparently repentant scammer, but these people are criminals, and they've already demonstrated their lack of respect for you.
And additionally severe punishments for those who knowingly circumvent said checks & balances. GW had his private email server, just like HRC.