skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Indeed, this was already proposed on the bug tracker, but the Chromium developers ignored it: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=7648#c...
I had similar concern, but after trying F7 switched to Ionic 2 and learned Angular 2: F7 architecture isn't flexible enough and it's not production ready overall.
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Hello, dejan from Migadu here. Sorry about that. It is an oversight on our side. We intended that dropdown as an aid, not a dark pattern. We'll get it rethought. Thank you for bringing it up!
Seems like a mixed blessing for users. I just started too realize that I'm getting links like

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/201...

from Google. Sites load fast and webmasters seem to like it (1), but I think it's a terrible user experience if you want to share the link etc. Apparently, Google will address this someday (2).

Regarding the issue mentioned here, of course Google can’t give direct support to all webmasters. But in my experience, the Webmaster forum is a great place to get help as it is full of smart users (and Googlers). Then I would say that, as I used to work for Google.

(1) http://digiday.com/publishers/publishers-excited-google-amp-...

(2) https://www.seroundtable.com/google-disable-amp-feedback-221...

(3) https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!forum/webmasters
He gave an interesting presentation at a recent AAAS meeting in DC - really intriguing ideas.

http://arstechnica.com/science/2016/03/mathematics-meets-mus...
Same here. Also my down arrow is really loud on release. Scheduled an appointment with Apple to sort these issues out.

When I look at the black screen from a wide angle (either from left or right) the surface looks uneven. This doesn't have any impact on picture quality though. Does somebody know whether this is due to the anti-glare coating?

Otherwise I'm really happy with my non-Touch Bar 13" model (i7, 16GB).
The way I see it, capitalism doesn't work when people behave rationally in self-interest, because if they did, they would buy a fraction of what they do. Advertising exists to persuade people to act irrationally in the interest of a company.
What a load of bollocks this is exactly why the right has triumphed in America and Europe, the dumbass left continue their pursuit of identity politics which will wipe them out.
I guess you could just smudge/clean it through a JSON linter. You probably don't even need smudge, since Chrome likely has no problems parsing indented JSON.
As for as laptop keyboards, it's pretty great. The greater issue is with the palm rejection of the giant touchpad. That is considerably worse than before (when it was never a problem). This is something that can be solved with software though, so not too worried.
I just recently broke down and picked up an X1 Carbon 4th gen in lieu of a new MBP w/ TouchBar. The 14" display is a sweet spot for size and resolution. I run Fedora, and everything 'just worked' besides the fingerprint scanner. I'm sure the new XPS will have good battery life, but the X1 is doing amazing with minimal powertop/tlp tweaking.

What I couldn't find when I was researching were thermal reviews on the X1 Carbon (important to me). Thankfully, I can say that it's always cool to the touch and the fan rarely spins up enough to be audible. Naturally, building from source and some video do cause the fans to engage, but they're not 'whiny'.
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Silence. Give all of your employees, not just the devs, the joy of silence and focus.

And a nice espressso machine to boot :)
Unless Ethereum can solve its verification problem, its biggest opportunities will be for scammers.
Same here, I cannot work without a TrackPoint. I'm told the Toshiba work as well as Lenovo, but seeing this market shrinking every time I shop for a laptop is saddening.
And how do you know it was related to the kernel and CPU combo? Do you have some series of patches that have been landed in the kernel since that claim to fix the issues you've had and have you tried those?
On a related note, Romans wrote sums at the top of a stack of numbers they were adding. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&searc...

Summaries at the top, always.
Is there any fact behind saying that Modi is inspired by Nazis?
So the market is being depleted of high-income people seeking rentals.

Across the bay, a month or two ago, a coworker saw an apartment in Uptown that astounded me. 4 bedrooms for $8500/mo. That's only $2125/mo per person, but you have to live with at least 3 other people to get that. Crazy.
Where I live, there is a disposal fee for tires as well. It's about 2$ per tire, though ;) With tires, however, it's not like you buy a new one because you got bored with your old tire. You change them to maintain road safety.

Recently I managed to repair an old iPod Video - it's about 25$ if you want to buy used, working one. I managed to order the parts from AliExpress for about 10$ total. I make enough money to buy myself a new music player if I wanted to, but the fact that there will be one less potentially toxic piece of garbage somewhere in a landfill feels really good.
The function keys were never used for anything in OSX, as the "culture" is to use key chords instead. So even if it's not used much, I think it's an improvement.
> AMP is yet another good idea

Can you explain why AMP is a good idea? I still don't really understand it, I'm afraid.
I've always been a fan of the Latitude series, they are (in my experience) the best combination of quality components, cost efficiency, and are easy to repair/upgrade. The only negative is that they tend to lag behind Dell's other series when it comes to having the latest CPU/GPU.
I believe you misread the article. It is indeed about a software generating paragraph length description. The article gives a few example outputs. It's not yet human like but getting there.
> jeez not even the leader of India's right wing quasi-religious party could ever say "ban muslims" in India.

Modi was held directly held responsible for 2002 anti-Muslim pogrom, though he was later cleared of all wrongdoing( politicians almost never get convicted of any crime in India, they are noble class that hovers over the democracy but never directly participates in it.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Gujarat_riots
I am in the same boat. I read that the 5510's fan is quite noisy so I am still thinking of the xps (it's really important for me).
This isn't really feasible due to the limited propagation speed of em-waves (ie. electronic signals). I mean, sure, it's probably possible to get to, say, 50 or 100 GHz with very deep pipelines (ie. only limited propagation of signals in each cycle), but we've already seen 15 years ago that deep pipelines basically don't work for general purpose computing.

Additionally the frequency-dependent losses are unlikely to fundamentally change.
How many democracies aren't, these days? It's gonna be a grim decade, you can be sure of it.
Can a universal basic income work? Another country is giving it a go
It looks good, but I'm a bit concerned about the keyboard. Can anyone comment on how it is compared to e.g. the keyboard on a Macbook Air?
You can be, just not in school - only at university level and above, when some time ago someone figured out a trick to combine research work with teaching responsibilities. This works well as long as there is no significant market demand for a given discipline.
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Not quite the same specs, the wireless card is different.
Hello, thank you for the question. ProtonMail is a different kind of email for a different kind of audience, so it depends on what your needs are. Honestly, we're ourselves puzzled over benefits of ProtonMail over just using yourself GPG.
Same here. As soon as they have that fixed I'll buy one.
If you really want to read some interesting and literary valuable sci-fi about Titan, then read Vonnegut's "The Sirens of Titan". :)

https://www.amazon.com/Sirens-Titan-Novel-Kurt-Vonnegut/dp/0...
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Interesting, explaining the encoding of x86 opcodes (opcodes encoded in octal, addressing modes, etc.).
Judging by this article and others, "alt-right" seems to be turning into another way of saying "politics I don't like and wish weren't taken seriously" - not that it ever referred to any particularly coherent movement in the first place, but those in the media can't seem to further dilute the label quickly enough, and even those who formerly adopted it seem to be starting to move away.

As for the actual subject matter, I don't know enough about India's domestic politics to comment - it's about all
I can do most days to keep up with those of my own nation. But, as general bromides go, I think one might do worse than the suggestion that labeling any political change or strain one finds unsatisfactory as "fascist" does neither oneself nor anyone else any good - it increases blood pressure and strains credibility.
It's not like its orbit is stable in an environment like that. Eventually it's going to collide with something due to lack of fuel for maneuvering burns.
Thank you! Very appreciated!
Not directly. They are more often than not replaced by brand new AAAAA (or whatever) efficient products.

Throwaway society stuff is generally dumped on Eastern European outlets (prime example are used cars, white goods, even clothes etc.).
I recently installed Linux Mint to an external SSD and boot into it for gaming in Linux. Steam and many games work just fine in Linux. (I pretty much just play TF2.) I've used Linux on and off through the years, but don't use it daily in my work. I was very pleasantly surprised at how for the most part Linux Mint just works.

My current personal machine is a MacBook Air, but given the the direction Apple is headed with laptops, I won't be buying an Apple when I need to replace it. I don't want to use Microsoft spyware. So, I will likely use Linux for a new personal machine when my MBA is too old.
Not sure about 10, but I have a dongle for my XPS 13 (older version) that can do 1 Gbps.
Proffesor Strogatz wrote a book called Ninlinear Dynamics and Chaos which is the best intro book on non linear diff eq I have ever come across. I highly recomenend it: https://www.amazon.com/Nonlinear-Dynamics-Chaos-Applications...
There are plenty cheap and fast USB3 GbE adapters.
The difference between 13" and 15" for size and weight is much greater than the size and weight savings afforded by the new keyboard. Also, both the 13" and 15" MacBook Pros have the same keyboard.

On a side note, I think that a 13" monitor hits a sweet spot. It fits in a lot of bags, has just enough screen size to be productive without requiring an external monitor, and the performance difference between 13" and 15" computers is usually quite small (if it exists at all).
I am not too sure about the points made in the article.

I take a bit of comfort in the fact that India is diverse beyond imagination (languages, religion, caste, states, political leanings, geography etc). Trying to impose any single point of view on such chaos is practically impossible.
I've used both over the last 3 years. The X1 Carbon is ahead in terms of build quality and you have access to Lenovo's various maintenance options. The XPS has better Linux support. Personally I found the Trackpad on the XPS 13 terrible to the point it was unusable.

If buying again would probably go for the X1 Carbon.
Who is Chinese? The upper Han
This reminds me of Wanderers by Erik Wernquist [0].

[0] https://vimeo.com/108650530
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6GY_PfjCQI

Edit: at 2:34, see how Erik imagines people might fly in Methane environments.
> the Webmaster forum is a great place to get help

That's not my experience. I asked about this specific problem there. All I got was uninformed amateurs saying "I don't think it can be done."

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/webmasters/U3...

That seems to be a common experience - https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/webmasters/3K...
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No one on my remote team uses cameras. Voice only for them. It's their choice.
Please don't give Lenovo any money. They were caught 3 times already for installing spyware on their systems, why support such a company?

Considering the XPS myself, but waiting for the coil whine to be fixed. I have also been eyeing the ASUS UX305 as possible alternative.
In the paper they list two studies.

Stellman et al. 1988 : http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/00917435869...

Fowler et al. 2008 : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18535548
Perhaps who ever came up with it, an engineer, had some good ideas, and then when Google executives took a look they said wonderful here is an opportunity to:

- Cut off third party ad networks

- Reduce bounce rates from Google.com to outside sites
Of course you can't because now you just share Google's AMP link and they can keep harvesting data...
To localize the argument, aren't you claiming something like "the civil war ended in 1865 therefore historical black and white issues are no longer relevant in modern America"
> Do you know what the uni~ i universe means? It means only (one-ly). How could there be multiple? That's just non-sense.

Do you know what "atom" in "atom" means? "Indivisible". But somehow we've been dividing them for power for quite some time.

Arguments from etymology are invalid, because words are not obliged to be backwards compatible.
Yes, 10 Gbps through a Thunderbolt port.
Anyone know if they fixed the long-running keyboard debounce issue with this version? I remember it was 'fixed' with a few BIOS updates but they never seemed to actually get to the root of the problem with the model I had and I eventually returned it.
I'm describing when it's perceived as okay to use stereotypes in humor. That doesn't fall neatly along the lines of individual versus institutional racism.

For example, say you're black/Hispanic/Asian and you marry into a white American family. To the extent you encounter any racism it'll be the individual kind. But the assumptions people make about you as an Asian are very likely to be the most benign. Likewise, consider the reaction of a typical Asian American community to a young Asian woman dating a white man versus a black man. Among the (cosmopolitan, upper middle class) Asians I grew up around, the former would be pretty non remarkable. The latter would still be kind of a scandal.

That's why it's socially acceptable to make fun of Asian stereotypes but not black (and to a lesser extent Hispanic) stereotypes.
The Left's love affair with murderous dictators is a wonder to behold. And boy, do they hate it when you point that out!

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/11/wont-jeremy-corbyn-like...
There are definitely 1Gbps dongles, I bought one at Best Buy for a USB-only laptop I picked up. Now, in hindsight, I'd probably go for integrated Ethernet, but I also do a lot of embedded development for which I'm going to be highly dependent on dongles and hubs anyhow.
Sure, there may be people who are used to / need to do video from the laptop. FWIW I do work remotely / from home, and I do chat with my coworkers and customers regularly, but we only do voice.

If I needed to do video more often, I'd probably get a dedicated cam anyway, as it works when using external screen with laptop lid closed (which is what I do at home). But sure, that's not an option when traveling.
It becomes a problem when you need to do integration tests with several VMs and data stores + video conf.
> Does Sweden not have garbage disposal fees?

We do but for the kind of garbage like tires and dishwashers the importing/producing/selling party is required to also take care of the costs related to the product after its life-cycle.

Effectively this trickles down to the consumer of course so you've already paid for the disposal indirectly.

http://www.swedishepa.se/Guidance/Guidance/Waste/Guidance-fo...
Thank you for the input! I see your point and thank you for it! Honestly, we're not trying to play any marketing tricks, but rather give all help possible in order to decide whether it works for the interesting parties. Surely, we've got to trim down and brush off a lot of things.

The mail going to junk is an unfortunate reality, there are never any guarantees with any mail service, and especially with new services. We've already had the big ones play muscles on us several times.

Thank you for reporting the new tab bug, will be fixed!

The webmail / ui demo is coming up too. Thank you for suggesting it!
This is exceedingly silly. Saturn's magnetosphere concentrates radiation primarily on Enceladus, Dione, and surprise surprise: Titan.

The atmosphere doesn't mean much when you're under the cosmic equivalent of a magnifying glass.
With climate change Caribbean islands would eventually have to invest more into desalination plants. Some already have these plants but they are small scale and used to augment main sources of fresh water.
Given the security fears of cameras, I think it would be nice to have a no-camera option. Those that want a camera can then use a USB one, the main feature of which is that it can be unplugged when not in use.
> Amazon is currently mostly offering Nvidia GPUs, of an older generation. So I'm curious when they will come out with their own custom chip.

The large web service (and now cloud) vendors already exert a lot of leverage on hardware vendors (and Amazon more than most) which already often gets them custom OEM variants of components including CPUs, I wouldn't expect Amazon to go down a custom hardware path until they have pushed their existing approach as far as it can go.

> if everyone goes cloud and every cloud goes custom hardware, [Nvidia] will not have much of a market left.

The thing is, the cloud vendors are going to be focusing mostly on cost effectiveness of the hardware for deployment, balancing power consumption with speed (to the extent that speed affects revenue, which they already routinely measure).

So, there are probably many places within the data center where GPGPUs make much more sense than Custom ASICs or FPGAs when you look at the fully loaded CapEx and OpEx over the lifetime of the hardware (3D render farms come to mind as an example), not to mention that demand for ML/AI systems running locally, outside the data center (in PCs & consoles) for non-gaming purposes will probably start growing soon.
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The trouble there is that, in order to attenuate high-energy radiation like the cosmic rays under discussion, you need something that's either extremely dense or extremely thick, and ideally both - dense so a speeding particle is more likely to hit it instead of zipping past between the atoms, thick so that Bremsstrahlung X-rays get absorbed before they reach human tissue susceptible to ionization injury.

Both of these are physical necessities, and both militate directly against the idea of a light, comfortable radiation-proof suit or dome. They're also not something that can be solved by incremental improvements in materials science - as sensible to imagine that we're just an unknown number of iterations away from main battle tank armor with the mass and density of Styrofoam, and for precisely the same reasons.
Sure, why not? If zoning regulations were relaxed, developers would definitely be willing to build more housing. Even most of Manhattan doesn't have very tall buildings, just look at Google Maps in 3D view.
What is the problem with sharing an amp link?
"Housing could be made of plastic produced from the unlimited resources harvested on the surface" drill baby drill? Plastic? Like petroleum based plastic? So we humans should move from planet to planet like locusts?
This comment makes a lot of assumptions; the primary one being you are able to completely build your infrastructure from scratch. Which just isn't the case for the majority of companies or web sites out there.
Is it? We don't have any conceivable idea on how exactly human modification might work. We like to imaging how we gonna decouple bodies and consciousness, yet we can't even grow organs in a Petri dish or figure out how things like obesity are being caused. For traveling to Mars and beyond we already have some solid conventional plans, its just a matter of committing a huge amount of resources to it.
This kind of summary is useful for students (like me) who're taking computer systems courses and have been taught in MIPS but want to get a primer into x86.
The Dalai Lama said the purpose of life is to be happy. It's not straightforward to figure out what that is, but it's worth trying.
and do these fees result in more fly-tipping / illegal dumping?
I just wanted to say that I have really enjoyed Math ∩ Programming over the past year. Lot of interesting reading material for my commute. Keep up the good work! (Signed up for the mailing list. Good luck!)
India has always been a superstitious country. Taking the scientific stance in politics is an exception to the norm instead of the norm.

That said, the current party is in power rules only 7 states directly and another 5 indirectly (through their allies). For reference, India has 30 states.

Any unpopular, drastic change from this government is going to be met with a lot of resistance.
I think he meant an external webcam, which I suppose works well enough if you work at the same desk most of the time.
looks ugly, you cannot see where the link goes to on sites that shorten links (e.g. Hacker News), and the link may break eventually, e.g. if Google decides to change/ discontinue the service.
No, there is no garbage disposal fees for private individuals (companies have to pay) when disposing those kind of things. I think the reasoning is that people would throw away environmentally damaging stuff in the normal trash or dump it in nature if there was a cost attached to leaving it at the "environment station" where they can properly take care of it.