skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That would be fantastic. Like another post in the thread mentioned, if I'm selling telescopes I'd only want to show those ads in front of astronomy videos. Being able to whitelist specific channels (say, DeepSkyVideos and 60 Symbols) or even videos would open up a whole new long tail ad market and allow very low friction "partnering" between content creators and relevant advertisers.
The cost of broadcast and cable networks already includes a discount that takes the advertising into account. Ad-free networks (HBO, Showtime, etc.) otherwise known as "pay television" are $15/mo each, since all revenue must come directly from subscribers.
Redux makes every single component check nextProps.foo !== this.props.foo, instead of just having them notified when it changes.
> Remember, in may 1996, the very first HTTP protocol version (HTTP/1.0) was born.

Uh, what? HTTP predates 1996. The first version was HTTP/0.9, from 1991. 0.9 is still supported by a lot of web servers, too!
In this particular case, who should have conformed and who had to suffer? Would you say that it was because the exact opposite of inclusion and diversity?
There's a whole class of type mismatch bugs, which can show up in one or more code paths of just about any practical program, and which can be eliminated by a type checker (instantly in your text editor if you set it up, or at compile time). If you are writing and maintaining tests for lots of these bugs, you should consider adding a type checker to do it for you. The difference in overhead between annotating a variable and writing a test is huge.
When your private proclivities don't vibe with the dominant culture (postmodernist/intersectional social justice activism) you can expect to be drummed out of open source communities - we've known this to be true for some time. Very pleased to see the open letter from the community come down firmly against this regressive practice, they are firmly on the right side of history.
Most ads are 'impressions' not primary sales drivers now.
I was under the impression Reason was a library that let you write build files in OCaml? I'm not sure how this helps your average JavaScript programmer make sense of the source to flowtype.

Edit: Never mind, you're referring to my complaint about the OCaml toolchain. Carry on :D
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It would be interesting to see if pick-up of these vehicles does take off. Frustratingly, at least in the UK, we already had this infrastructure for many years - we had "Milk floats" that were used to deliver fresh dairy around local neighbourhoods. In the late 60s we arguably had the majority of worldwide EVs, in exactly this role.

Clearly they were not particularly fast vehicles and the range wasn't necessarily massive, but they did the job and were used for a variety of tasks (most operators expanded from diary to a range of different, fresh, produce).

What killed them off - they are extremely rare now - was the rise of supermarkets and out-of-town shopping. I guess, though, that supermarkets won not from convenience but choice, and that internet shopping retains the choice element but now convenience could win out.
The greater good
It does look like marshmalllow[1]. How does relate Kim with it?

[1]: https://github.com/marshmallow-code/marshmallow/
Allowing or organising a witch-hunt and irreparably damaging a career because you disagree with someone's sex life is "not a nice thing to do".

Posting doxxed information across the internet, along with euphemistic insinuations that he is an irreparable pervert, attached to his real name, forever to show up as the first result when you Google him ... is "not a nice thing to do"

Trying to hold your community leaders up to a higher standard, and refusing to partake in the same backroom whisper campaigns that you're angry about? That's just not even on the same level of "not nice".
Is there usually a delay in updates being available to the "in-app" updater? Getting "No updates available" when I check.

edit: manual download is very slow. Maybe things are just a bit bogged down at the moment.
Have you seen how effective they are at virally spreading information?
Some people with schizophrenia invent their own languages and alphabets, and their speech can seem randomly generated in severe cases. Or an alchemist might have been exposed to chemicals that caused schizophrenic symptoms. I wonder if the statistics would be similar.
Can it serialize cycles?
Yup, i watched one frikkin video game playthru and now my suggestions are all greasy pewdiepie ripoffs yelling into the mic for hours. Even seemingly normal selections turn out to be video games, which I have precious little interest in. I would pay cash for a way to filter all the little shits. The top 10 vids are almost as bad.
First off, I'll continue arguing as much as what I understand you're trying to get at, but you're still not presenting anything, so you'll likely get nothing meaningful to your hidden investigation. If you want the most relevant answers from me, reveal your motive. I'm happy to talk as candidly as possible, and it strongly works against the conversation that you don't.

"You're using "socially accepted condition" as evidence for their being an outrage problem in society."

Let's step back. I said something to the effect that a lot of people are discussing the problems of outrage. The fact that media discusses the problems of outrage is a pretty objective evidence that "a lot of people are discussing the problems of outrage". It doesn't matter how you or I perceive the gravitas of that discussion, just the fact that the discussion is there is shown.

Why are you so wound up and defensive about the posited notion of outrage being viewed as problematic by the general public? What are you trying to defend against?

It's not a left/right issue. From brexit to the DNC corruption charges, it spreads across all walks.
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There is an important point that is being missed in this conversation. There are facts that are undisputed by both sides of the argument:

- Should a person have a right to privacy? Yes

- Should a person be discriminated based on their beliefs? No

- Should a person in leadership be forced to expose their private life? No

There are two questions, however, that is causing everyone to trip over themselves and table-flip:

- Does a person's private life affect their public views?

- If a person in leadership has their private life exposed (fairly or unfairly), does that affect their leadership role?

If you quickly come to a 'Yes' or 'No' in the last two questions, then that is why we don't have constructive dialogue between people with opposing views. Again, we're not talking about blatant discrimination. We're talking about a position of leadership and influence.

For example, if a person has religious views that women should not work, should they be part of the open source community? Of course. Should they be a leader of the community and have prominent speaking roles?

It's no different than the 1st amendment. No laws can be made to punish you for speaking, but you can't just say whatever you want without consequence.

I'd hope that people would take a breath and really think about that. Is it discrimination if you ask that person to relinquish their leadership role? Who is excluded because of that person being in leadership? Who has been silenced out of fear that the power of leadership trumps their voice?

I personally do not know the answers to the two questions, but I'm open to hearing both sides. I also understand how difficult it is to have an answer when you're responsibility is to put people in leadership. With open source, it's even more complicated because you could 'become a leader' simply by being great at contributing!
The dictionary disagrees with you.

http://bfy.tw/BBWT
Me too would love the iPad pro + Macbook thing. I would bet decent money it's in the pipeline but they are squeezing profit from Macbook lines just because they can. Next up i reckon will be a touchscreen Macbook, which is well needed i reckon. Then what you describe.
JCL is not a language. It is no more than "the language, in the sense of words and symbols, that you use to define resources to a Job Step".
All agreed upon. Still no reason to resort to a veiled version of public blackmail.

Buytaert is wrong, there is really no doubt about that. But if you want to make a point you simply send the letter to its intended recipient and follow up on the threat to leave if you are ignored or unhappy with the outcome.

If you want to increase the spectacle you do so publicly, with the direct result that Drupal gets hurt even further in the process no matter what the outcome will be.
Sublime has the settings: `trim_trailing_white_space_on_save` and `ensure_newline_at_eof_on_save`, I found these very satisfactory.

But there's almost certainly a ST extension for your particular taste.
Do you have anything specific that would refute anything in the report? Simply mounting an ad-hominem attack doesn't add anything to the discussion.

It's like somebody saying "Tesla cars suck - they explode". And Elon Musk comes out and says, "No they don't, here's the testing/validation we did". And you say "Oh but...but....you work for Tesla. It must be lies!"

If there's factual inaccuracies - of course, that's a different story. But you seem to be simply saying, "They must be lying, because that suits my narrative, so I'm not going to bother trying to refute it".
"Code that runs OK-ish on that CPU averages around 1 instruction per cycle, well-optimized code around 3 instructions per cycle."

Is unoptimized code really that bad?

I thought between modern compilers and supporting 4 op/cycle with out-of-order execution, a new Kaby Lake cpu would get more than 1 cycle overall. Or are the branch delays just killing the performance? (Code is small relative to data, most of it should be in cache most of the time)
Good thing they wont get confused by any other huge online services with a similar name... oh wait... Seriously though, wtf were they thinking?
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Obviously no OS developer owes anybody an explanation, but man would I appreciate if more projects had a "why you should use this over related projects" (like e.g. pendulum does https://github.com/sdispater/pendulum/blob/master/README.rst...)
They want to attract developers.

One reason why it was so easy for Linux developers to switch to OSX was that they had a mostly-compatible shell environment.
Previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14079562
Cool! Are there any speed comparisons available between this and marshmallow (or other alternatives)?
Being in the middle of a process mapping exercise, what you describe would be a huge time saver.
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>My theory is that the next version of Windows is going to use the Linux kernel.

Windows 10 is the last version of Windows that Microsoft is making. It will be continuously updated instead of new versions being released.
> For several years it was the best browser available. Invented a lot of things, including DOM and XMLHttpRequest.

Yes, they made it just good enough to kill the competition, and then let it stagnate.
Just give a Linux desktop which is a smooth as macOS.
In all seriousness (your message could be in favor of, hostile to, or neutral toward GNU; I can't be sure), I got rms' opinion on all of this in April of last year and wrote about it:

https://mikegerwitz.com/2016/04/GNU-kWindows

(He proofread, and I made suggested changes.)
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This is very true. A large portion of these so-labeled SJWs preach inclusion* and diversity^. It's all about total and blind conformity to and their constructed alternative reality, based on unquestionable and irrefutable faux-offense.

* inclusion limited to like-minded individuals who share the same ideas about gender, religion, feminism, capitalism, politics, race, nationality, hair color and cut, health and body image, aesthetics, and any other category that they deem fit; and trust that they will look for and seize upon a point of disagreement. You'll be worse than a poverty-stricken cis white male born of unspeakable privilege.

^ diversity limited to like-minded individuals who share the same ideas about gender, religion, feminism, capitalism, politics, race, nationality, hair color and cut, health and body image, aesthetics, and any other category that they deem fit; and trust that they will look for and seize upon a point of disagreement. Cis white males not allowed to pursue life, liberty, or happiness due to aforementioned unspeakable privilege.
Can we get the new, improved subsystem without having to go through the Win10 Creator's Update?
> Inmates should be given a choice of working and making money so they can pay for their living or do nothing and starve to death - just like any other member of the society outside of prison.

Their freedom to negotiate has been taken away, therefore they do not have any choices.

> What you're talking about is really a disproportion between amount of work they make (and value they produce) and the total amount of pay they receive for delivering that value.

That depends on the situation but is ultimately un-important.

"Basic rules of economics" have no place inside prison walls.
Conspiracy theorists never let facts stand in the way of a good conspiracy.
This is sort of like how the Star Trek Holodeck works as a content creation tool.

By modern definitions, the Holodeck clearly has the functionality of a 3D modeling tool and game engine: the crew frequently uses it to build VR prototypes of objects, situations and entire entertainment experiences.

It doesn't offer anything that we would recognize as modeling or animation tools, though. Instead the user describes objects and settings using any degree of precision -- "a steel table 3 meters long", "19th century London" -- to get a starting point, then iteratively adjusts the result by instructing the system.

(Nobody takes selfies on the Enterprise either. I guess they've lost their appeal when you can always just ask the computer: "Show me myself and Geordi smiling against a wall when we visited the Klingon High Council last year.")
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I wore contact lenses for 10 years, stopping a year or so ago. I had monthly disposables and would wear them daily from around 8am - 10pm without any major issues (although my eyes did noticeably become dry/tired in the evening it wasn't that serious).

The reason why I stopped was because the lenses started becoming dry quickly and I just couldn't see the screen clearly after wearing them for a couple of hours. Nothing in my computer setup or usage habits changed. I've seen various optometrists, but they couldn't give me a reason why this was happening. They just said if I can see better with glasses, I should do that for computer use :D

I now only wear dailies, but very rarely - usually only if I'm doing sports or swimming (although maybe I won't after reading this article...). Before switching I tried different brands of contact lenses (both monthly and daily), as well as turning down brightness and flux, but they weren't helpful in my case.
I was just looking for something like this or marshmallow.
Ad budgets kinda are fixed. That's how large ad buyers operate -- a product has a certain marketing budget, and an expected lift for a campaign. If you get more than that lift, you get a bonus. Less, meh, it happens (more often than not actually).

I only remembered the razor ad because my immediate thought was "wow what a terrible ad" (and I work in this stuff). Can't tell you what brand of razors it was for.
IPFS does not work like that, true. However, Filecoin might fit what you want. It will kind of work like a pinning service where you can exchange pinning content on nodes for filecoins. It'll work together with IPFS.

http://filecoin.io/
I've considered it, seriously even. I could go off, contract for large hourlies, probably get paid a lot more than I do now as a more junior exec with a lot less stress (and when I first moved into management, I had the same thoughts). If you have the skills and reputation, this is an area where you write your own ticket. If I were closer to retirement age instead of in my mid-30's, I think I'd be doing it.
Why are you so invested in the notion of outrage being a real social issue? What are you trying to attack? Where have you seen it in relation to this thread, where you bought the issue up?
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It is an example that all the gazillion dollars and huge number of s/w engineers will not automatically do the right thing just because it is right. Most likely they will hop on the bandwagon, add cool words to their quickly concocted webapp masquerading as powerful editor.

In addition 1M+ plugins, open-source, cross-platform etc will keep cool kids not just happy but they will also aggressively challenge whoever is using old but efficient software products.
The standard [1] doesn't require the use of TLS/HTTPS. However, all of the major implementations only support HTTP/2 over TLS.

[1] RFC7540 - https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7540
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Still no support for ligatures, bummer.
Also, Deutsche Post already uses (exclusively?) bicycles to deliver letters in cities. This would be the solution for heavier parcels.
Bit of electric delivery vehicle history that seems to be UK-specific: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_float

They were gradually phased out from the 90s onwards due to the decline in demand for doorstep delivery. Maybe we'll see a comeback?
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I wonder who supplied the great programmer with the Turing machine in the first place. What separates Turing machines from mincing machines in that context? And an important premise is an implied equivalence of an infinite sequence of states with infinite states. "Before" the world creation there is not "time" per se. So how is the Turing machine, where sequence plays a pivotal role, supposed to work in that exo-time context?
....for free.

But seriously it's hard to create quality software especially if you are not as rich as Apple or MS
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Easier to just rebadge some crap from China and buy the positive reviews.
Do you prefer ads? The original useless bytes.

You're safe. I don't own any site you would want to visit.
Yup, that's the link that should have been posted. Phoronix added nothing useful to a fairly sparse article.
I can vouch for these. They are soft and super comfortable.
Hi Siddhant,

We've not really dug into performance yet, though if you look at the last patch (1.0.2) we yielded a 10% speed up by removing an erroneous try/except block.

We've really focussed on features initially and performance is something we're actively researching now. Perhaps we can get some initial benchmarks together and share them with you this week. They will be useful no doubt as we start to plan a release focussed on speed ups.

Thanks for reaching out!
My experience says that codes of conduct are written with the express desire of keeping all open source communities left-leaning.

I've talked to many people about the matter and some of them say that open source is supposed to be left-leaning, and that those are its principles. That ignores that right-leaning users should also be able to benefit from open source values (privacy, for example) and contribute code, and that not everybody who uses open source has to be a supporter of the open source principles (for example, I use an open source browser because it's the best, not because I like open source better than closed source).
I read the article - it's an interesting read.

The claim is that a YouTube ad was serving malware.

However, upon reading the article, it seems that:

1. Somebody purchased legitimate YouTube ad space.
2. They then redirected that traffic twice through two other legitimate ad networks.
3. They then broke into a Polish government website, and funnelled the traffic there, to serve up malware.

That certainly doesn't seem to be a case of Google/YouTube serving up malware - if anything, these attacks went to a lot of trouble to obscure from YouTube what they were doing, precisely so they wouldn't get shut-down (presumably by either YouTube, or the two other ad networks they were piggy-backing on).

You could argue, they should have caught them earlier - but isn't that a bit like blaming your email provider that you got a spam/malware email - when the actual party to blame is the person sending you aforesaid spam/malware?
> The original "censors" were Roman magistrates who enforced public morals.

That is the original use of the Latin word "censor"; the use of "censor", even in Latin (in part, because Catholic Church), had expanded considerably in the millenium+ between the fall of Rome and the coining of the English word "censorship".

Latin and English are different languages, and "censor" and "censorship" are different words.
How do you bill? Are you project based? Are you only billing 4 hours a day?