skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's nothing inherently bad about a lack of mental anguish (how could there be), and being poor does not automatically mean you're laboring under some mental anguish. There is, in fact, nothing more wrong with smoking the occasional joint than there is with having a beer or a cup of coffee.

People do drugs. Some of them have substance abuse problems, but cannabis has inarguably fewer social consequences than alcohol. Cannabis is simply not a public health issue, mental or otherwise, and if you have moral misgivings about people being happy or making money then you may want to examine those, or at least elucidate them.
Chroot does not provide security, just a restricted view on the file system. Container can provide pretty ok security, but fail with Kernel Exploits. VMs provide better security, but also fail with VM exploits (which there are quite regularly some).
OpenPandora, Dragonbox-Pyra == the latest generation of what you're after. Before them, there was the GPH WIZ, the GP2X, and the GP32 ..

So actually, such a thing has existed for a long time and has gone through a lot of iterations.

Have a look at this amazing repository of apps for the Pandora, for example of how vibrant and alive this scene is:

http://repo.openpandora.org/

EDIT: And one more detail, the amazing scene behind the Pyra/Pandora handhelds: https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/
Templating systems, now that might actually be a use case! But again, there are already lots of templating systems out there. Just pick one and go on with your project.

I think I really am just really spoiled by Ruby.
I don't know about being acquired but I believe there is a canadian travel-oriented startup using CL for an algorhythmically important part of their stack. I forget what it was called.
It's worth mentioning courgette which is in the same space as bsdiff.

It's used for updating Chrom{e,ium)

https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/softwar...
Same for me as well, around 2017.:)
Ask HN: What are the best sales books for SaaS founder?
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Is making a browser for power users a bad thing? Does all software have to be lowest common denominator?
Hey, thanks for the info, I couldn't find it in the past.

I'll see if I can put it to good use, but it's a new challenge for me.
I also have a few PocketCHIP's, and despised the keyboard until I 3d-printed my own. Now its a lot more usable.

(But still not as great as my Pandora..)
google-diff-match-patch will produce some very nice prose diffs, especially if you tune the defaults a little to look further back/ahead. https://code.google.com/p/google-diff-match-patch/ - it is availabke in Java, JavaScript, Dart, C++, C#, Objective C, Lua and Python.
But it is so god damn slow!
I.e. an enterprise operating system.
OpenStack-Omni: standard Openstack API for managing hybrid and multi-cloud envs
You can design all you like, but implementation takes work.

Seccomp only landed for Docker in about 1.12
Could you detail what type of processing are you doing to the documents? Merely OCR or some type of NLP?
Its also really good for your eyes, bright, blue screens in dim rooms causes excess eye strain.
No, I am saying I received the offer when no one was around to ask. Had those guys been working there at that time they would have probably said it was a good place to work.
This problem could be solved by finer grained control over network routing configuration in general. The problem seems to be that this configuration differs depending on what network virtualization technology/driver you choose, and so implementing it is best left outside the scope of kubernetes.
thanks. First time posting here.
>adament about staying independent.

Everyone has a price. The offers were just too low.
> But again, there are already lots of templating systems out there. Just pick one and go on with your project.

But that's exactly my point: You can do that for template systems, but not for parser generators. (Well, you can, but your choices aren't nearly as nice.)
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Depends on how low the yield and how low the price, but one reason for putting small panels on cars today is to run a fan when a car is left in the sun, so that the AC has an easier time cooling the car when the driver returns, saving battery range. Can help to keep the traditional 12v car battery topped up too.
> But now the VPN provider can
> just track you

Find one based in a less offensive jurisdiction?
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Why not? Its better for your eyes if you're working in dim rooms.
Toggling pretty printing via `cider-repl-toggle-pretty-printing` may provide a workaround there. Courtesy of: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/1115
Neo is optimized for letter frequency of German language. You might check out Dvorak. I assume there are even more alternatives.
I never made the connection that the poor UX leads to more search results traffic (makes sense), but I've definitely noticed that the URL bar in Chrome is much worse than the one in Firefox.

I remember the ridicule Mozilla got when they introduced the "awesome bar" (doesn't look like they're still calling it that), but it really did turn out pretty awesome. It replaces both bookmarks and history for me -- which is incredible if you think about it, those are both two very heavyweight interfaces.

It also makes using Chrome very frustrating, since I keep entering keywords that I know Firefox would have indexed (such as a ticket number in a bugtracker), while Chrome sometimes does and sometimes doesn't.
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I think an interesting bit here is that e.g. Solaris first had Zones (i.e. "Containers"), while virtualisation was added later (sun4v), while the story is exactly the other way around for Linux.
Would you mind sharing how you improved the keyboard?
Try looking at bottlepy for a really simple webapp framework in python. Maybe learning a framework in Python will make it easier to consolidate how Python all fits together. It's not too late though! It just takes time to pick up the rhythm.

The first book I used to learn (that made me feel confident about how to put programs together) when I started Python was Dive Into Python (there's a new one about Python 3, it's probably where to start nowadays). It was written for people with some programming experience but I managed to piece together a broad understanding without much previous programming exposure.

Programming is just another way of learning to build up a logical description of something. It's like writing an executable proof. Give it a shot!
Again, these points are well-made using the real numbers. I could only find 100k bombs under Obama. Can you cite your number?
It's about as unethical as removing the packaging from groceries and serving them on your own plates.
Meh, what's the big difference between providing PID1 and the kernel? You don't have nor want direct hardware access (bus, MMU), so what would be the principal advantage?
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For the record, Go has no static thread safety guaranty. It's easy to write a data-race in Go (and it occurs frequently). Fortunately the go compiler has a tool that help detecting data-races[1]. The only two languages I know that offer data-race-free multi-threading are Pony[2] and Rust.

Additionally, Go isn't really a C++ competitor: you'll probably never see Google Chrome using Go instead of C++. Go is a good language for back-end micro-services and cli tools, not for building performance-sensitive native desktop applications.

[1]: https://golang.org/doc/articles/race_detector.html

[2]: http://www.ponylang.org/
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Fair point. I certainly don't believe in natural law. I don't think we should fight for a right to privacy because it's inhenrently owed to us by the universe or some such.

I think we should fight for it because I think it makes life better and because I don't want to live under an oppressive government.
Yes, your idea is even better than what we have in Poland. In Poland we basically have "loser pays" but the legal costs returned by the loser are limited by law and typically depend on the type of the case and the amount of money requested in the lawsuit. These limits are lower than the typical cost of good legal companies. Therefore even if a big company with expensive lawyers wins, it will not get back all of its legal costs.
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> The "but everyone's their own person" critique of identity politics doesn't hold water because regardless of whether or not I bucket myself, society will still bucket me and treat me thusly.

Yes, but everyone is being bucketed by society. By their gender, skin color, age, height, hair type, personality type, on and on and on—there are so many buckets that eventually you reach the level of the individual. Everyone is in their own bucket.
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Really? You expect someone to invest thousands of hours of personal development time to give YOU a free platform to tinker on? And in 90's form factor of 2D?

Open source has its place, but you're asking for someone to selflessly give their entire life so you can "play" in a sandbox - and in 2D instead of 3D, as if that's viable anymore. Give me a break. If it's so easy, do it yourself.
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> Then the debugger starts when this form is evaluated.

You mean the stepper using break-instrumented code? That's just a part of what one would call 'debugger' in Lisp.

What CIDER calls 'debugger' would be mostly called 'stepper' in Lisp.

http://franz.com/products/allegro-common-lisp/stepper_dialog...

http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw70/IDE-M/html/ide-m...

> Adding breakpoints is somewhat easier with cider, you don't need to call break but you can just add a breakpoint to any sexp by pressing b.

LispWorks does that, too. Usually via a break icon in the window toolbar or the context menu.
I find pocket super convenient. It formats almost all web articles into phone friendly format to read on the go. https://getpocket.com/
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Ask HN: Good Resources for learning Animations ?
I want to learn animations theory in general and then maybe android.
I'm sorry you're having a bad day.
To be honest, I'm not going to hold a "butthurt" brag here-and-there against them.

They've offered a revolutionary — one that can improve people's HEALTH° — software product at no cost to the consumer. The moment said product reaches peak market interest, one of the biggest companies in the world comes along and snatches it from them. (Disclosure: I don't know if there was a bid made, in which case my argument is weakened.)

So much for "Good artists copy, great artists steal"[0], eh... If you were the 'great artist' in this situation, I don't think you'd sit there without letting off a bit of steam via technically correct public information as to how your product is objectively better (at what it's supposed to do).

°How many software utility companies can say that?!

[0] - https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso
If poor people stopped voting for the most lobbied politicians, that would stop it too. It's voters who ultimately choose, and they consistently demonstrate that they prefer lobbying - for both major parties.

Americans keep complaining about their politicians, then elect the same parties they complain about over and over again. I work with an American who explained it - she voted for a party she didn't like because she was desperate to do anything she could to prevent the other party winning. It turned out the other party won afterall so her efforts just went towards entrenching the two party system and discouraging anyone else from voting for what they actually want next time.
The original:

http://spacewar.oversigma.com
Absolutely not - and I didn't mean my post to come across as negative. If this is purely a feature intended for power users - or if the whole piece of software is intended for them - then that's totally fine. Aside from the slightly meaningless strapline, a lot of the copy on the Vivaldi homepage is definitely promoting the sort of customisation only power users care about - so perhaps you're bang on the money there.

From my own perspective, I can't quite decide whether I'm not a power user because this feature doesn't much interest me (which I'm fine with), or whether it would interest me more if I actually tried it; I guess I am interested in the product journey that led to this being built, because it is clearly a large amount of effort for a - to me - quite unusual tent-pole. Likewise, for me, it's hard to see a doughnut chart of "Link transition types" as anything more than a novelty that you would look at once and then hide.
yes but "these days" they have greater reach so we all have to listen to the crazies more often (constantly)
That's not necessarily true. Excluding the obvious comparisons with Russian and Chinese weapons sales, France, Sweden, and Israel also have significant defense exports. America has a huge export market for weapons because America has a huge defense industry. Even a small percentage of that turning into export sales results in some pretty eye-popping numbers. I would be willing to bet that, as a proportion of their overall defense industries, French and Swedish export sales are much larger than America's.
You can disable the extension auto-update in Safari.
Yes, Google doesn't have an audience...
The complexity behind simple form for Fluix
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No more parsing is required, Move from ifconfig to ifdata
They may not have the freedom to choose their work, but also taking away their freedom of movement is just cruel.
I think this is more of a editor like Audacity that just happens to have synths. I don't see any sequencing features.
> Scanning while you shop, however, doesn't really seem to work.

Carrefour does that in France, and it works like a charm (I've used that for years when I used to live there). They run semi-random manual inspection of your grocery bag at checkout (happened like once every 1-2 months).
This is because apple have carved a non-market niche out for themselves in phones as status symbols.

They protect this with a big advertising budget more than really necessary for most users spent on development and when all else fails design patent lawsuit.

Most markets are not this dysfunctional, if you have decent competition and new technology reduces the cost to provide the goods / service then either the price goes down or you discover you have a dysfunctional market.
I partially agree with your points, but I still insist the policy fight is more pressing, because the tech is only possible to use with the right policy.

If the US and Europe change to be like China, all that tech is worthless because the spooks can come knock down your door if they suspect you're "hiding something."
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Related?:

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/probabilistic-graph...

http://openclassroom.stanford.edu/MainFolder/CoursePage.php?...
Using f.lux, you could select a location closer to the equator in the same timezone.

I just checked and mine thinks I'm in South Africa and I'm actually in Europe. No wonder my screen was darkening too early!

Edit: Added specificity.
I supported the FCC's move to assist with consumer privacy, although it was a tough call.

I oppose what the Republican Congress is doing.

Having said all of that, the FCC has no freaking business defining privacy. The system was terribly out of whack to have them do this in the first place. My support of their move and my opposition to what Congress is currently doing is simply because I'm trying to pick the lesser of two evils. It's not because there was simple good position/side and bad position/side. Wish that it were so simple.

Both political parties have screwed over privacy and anonymity online -- in terrible and huge ways. And the system is terribly corrupt. And....we should take action to make our political views clear.

My problem is that "let's take action" turns quickly into "Group X is in the pocket of political party Y"

And that's how we got here in the first place.
Thats why I said society SHOULD help those. But I dont like the mentality of "look how I struggle, you MUST help me" if they got themself into it.
My favourite along those lines was "let epsilon be a small number which is not necessarily greater than zero". Everybody who spent the preceding year on epsilon-delta proofs did a double-take at that.
I still disagree, I don't think costs are high because of collusion. I've seen no evidence of collusion between insurance companies or drug companies, which would be very illegal.

There is no reason for collusion. You say that people fear expensive drugs, but there is no need to manufacture fear. People already fear complicated hospital procedures, which can cost $1 million. Hospital procedures are more expensive than expensive drugs.

I think that you're ignoring the fact that it takes $1+ billion to develop a drug. You want to buy drugs for the price of a movie ticket, even though a drug costs 1000x more than a movie, involves much more risk to develop, and is used by fewer people.
If anybody feels like writing some Java code for diff, Apache Commons new component, Text, would definitely accept issues/pull requests

https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-text/
About the permissions, the developer said it was the minimum permission setting they had to give the extension. You can see someone replying to a user's comment on the extension's review page.

I can't say it's chrome's fault in this case. The extension is effectively acting on every single web page, even though it's just CSS.
Ask HN: SaaS Service Without Logins or Signup
Does anyone know a payed for SaaS service that does not rely on logins and signups but users can still pay for and use somehow?

I am looking at restructuring a project I am currently working on but I want to make sure that the user experience is as simplified as possible and as such I would rather not ask people to signup and login.
Start here:

http://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=pocketchip

Find one you like! :) I chose this:

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1998427

Read this amazing thread:

https://bbs.nextthing.co/t/case-mod-customisation-decoration...

(It gets better towards the end..)
You know what's unethical? Ads. So replacing one pile of crap with another, well, can't say it changes that much.
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I've used it briefly on desktop, and use it daily on my phone. Can you please share more info on this? Are you refering to this https://brave.com/about_ad_replacement.html? Are they already doing this, or are these just plans?

It's my understanding that they replace them with ads from their own network, but revenue still goes to the publisher.
Because that would empower minor candidates. The parties that are in power aren't going to change the system in a way that disadvantages themselves and perhaps even poses an existential risk. That means if you vote democrat or republican, you're voting against your proposal. Neither party is so kind-hearted that they'll cut off the branch they're sitting on!
from your description, sure. It just needs to do something bigger. :)
Given that I don't write code, I'm happier with the idea of a closed-source browser. The problem I have with using Vivaldi is that it's too much like any other Chrome hack without really bringing back the stuff that made Opera a wonderful browser in a fundamental and meaningful way. Then again, I feel that Presto (and the "limitations" of that engine) was one of the greatest strengths, along with a built-in mindset that the user should control all of what they load and/or see.
That setting only exists on Macs last i checked so that is quite useless
Thanks. I think that is a special case.
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Have you considered a release for Pale Moon rather than Firefox?
...ok, I goofed. Getting confused between Inc and Mic (three letters, two of which are I and C, very similar logos). Apologies, please ignore above comment.
Linking with static libraries takes more time (poor programmer has to wait longer on average while it is linking), also when it crashes you see from the backtrace or from ldd which version of Foo is involved.
What if you have unreasonable quantities of data? I've as yet not come across a really good program that lets me do `bigdiff <(xzcat bigresult-old.xz) <(xzcat bigresult-new.xz)|less` (where the files are gigabytes of text with fairly few differences) in a reasonable amount of time/memory. I've used hacks that only work on a line-by-line basis (or use some hardcoded marker in the input) to try to read both files in parallel and run a real diff on a subsection when seeing a difference between the markers, but it's far from trivial getting it to work well (and I unfortunately don't have time to shave that yak :/)
I had missed it so far, glad to catch it this time ;)
One thing that Chrome's address box has over Firefox is speed. Sometimes I (mindlessly) press f and enter expecting FF to autocomplete to facebook but I get taken to google search for f. (Which of course has facebook.com as the first result)
This is just an ad. Look at the DoubleClick script running on the page. No Google Analytics and/or Google Tag manager.
It has recently become the ease-of-use choice for our RPG group. Being a mixed group not everyone is used to configuring clients etc. so the out of the box usability is definitely what works for us.

From the DM point of view he can still send us pictures, it is free and we don't really use maps so don't need Roll20 (or equivalent). Also direct messaging players secret messages is really easy and handy.
what happened 7 years ago? break of 3 years not being posted