skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately yes. And they are a mess. I have different bookmarks in Safari and Chrome, and on desktop and mobile. I have them synced between devices but the UI for navigating them is completely different and this doesn't help me so much.

I have so many Chrome bookmark folders that I don't know where anything is. The only way to find one is to just search in the Bookmark Manager. It sucks.

It also doesn't help that my preferred browser on different devices is a different browser.

I hope you are asking this question because you want to do something about this State of Affairs. I would gladly enjoy a good service that solves this problem in some innovative way that my brain cannot come up with.
No, but you can use ML to improve the accuracy of density functionals, even those targeted towards prediction of specific properties.
A little more than 1 year ago, I started experimenting with new editors. I move through Sublime, VSCode and Atom.
VSCode felt very good but at that time it was missing a few features I needed it. I end up sticking with Atom.
So far I think it is great.

If I have some time for another exploration I will take another look at VSCode and diving in WebStorm.
I don't know about UK laws but where I live you would be suspected of helping and being active in a prostitution ring.

But you are misquoting me a little bit.
yes, I have a limited set organised into what I'm doing at work.

The only personal ones I have are news websites and a lunchtime reading folder.
Quelles sont les meilleurs moments pour poster sur les réseaux sociaux
Investors will want to see more revenues. I always wondered why Canonical doesn't offer a small subscription fee for slow-email-only tech support. Make it a reasonable price and I suspect a lot of people would be willing to pay.
"An army travels on it's stomach."

True, but that stomach is full of wheat and corn, not celery and kiwi fruit.

"Good luck repairing your planes without California. "

Good luck being able to get a glass of water without the rest of the country. I wonder where trouble would develop first?

Plus, what makes you think that the agricultural counties are going to join your utopia in the first place? Almost all of them voted heavily for Trump.
I agree...at least in the US you have the option to pull your kids out of school and (theoretically) homeschool them. In Germany, if you tried that, you end up in prison and your kids in foster care. There the control over them by the state is complete. I grew up in Austria. We went to school also on Saturdays for a few hours - however the rest of the week we came home at 2pm. The rest of the day was spent outside, playing with others, roaming through forests, completely unsupervised (late 80s, early 90s). I cannot imagine seeing my kids forced to a desk the entire day with what little free time is left over spent in a highly addictive computer game. But as an adult, in a society that considers the new norm 'normal', it's not easy to give your kids more freedom.
For instance, maybe I'm looking for a PostgresSQL tutorial. I start typing "postgres" and one of the bookmarks I forgot about from several months back appears.

Same here. Sometimes you find something really useful but you forget to bookmark (or in my case: add to pinboard). Then a few days later I realize and after a couple of minutes googling to no effect I start typing the parts I remember and FF narrows down until I find it. It also let me search for stuff that google at least until recently would ignore.
Because people in China and India don't have celebrities or Facebook accounts? If you want to be critical, at least try to be fair.
Not every class of investor is looking for an exit.
What was your title?
See also https://microsoft.github.io/reactxp/blog/2017/04/06/introduc...

It came out of the Skype team. But it doesn't look like they're currently using it in their universal Windows app, which is built directly on XAML.
No. Not for many years
The flat was used to shoot porn videos - most likely.
I miss del.icio.us more
https://gitlab.com/Rich-Harris/buble/blob/master/src/program... vs. https://github.com/babel/babel/blob/7.0/packages/babel-plugi...

Maybe you could explain how this is the same thing?
> Dude, I mentioned that NI was an exception way back in my original post

So you did, apologies
"It's in violation of the zoning."

So is renting your apartment by the day, in many places.
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So what's the data? Why even bother discussing (this specific case) without that?

Assume the ideal of simmilar pay for simmilar positions: Here google might employ 3 top tier female programers and 7 top tier male programmers with equally high pay, while the rest of the workforce is split even, also with simmilar pay. So they might have sourced from the top tier of progammers where there might be a gender imbalance and it would cause the average pay of men to rise.

On the other hand discrimination might have a far bigger impact on which roles equaly qualified men or women get in the first place and how many promotions they get. I also wonder how broad job "roles" are defined. You'd need that bo be quite detailed to compare equal roles and avoid the scenario above.
It is consistent to say that it never was; it just happened to usually align with the popular vote.

Suppose there was a little Eastern European country where the election procedures were the same as the USA's. We would certainly criticize them every time the popular vote said A and the weird political procedure said B and got to overrule the popular vote.

In fact, if they had oil or it were otherwise advantageous, we would likely invade, fracture them into smaller countries more amenable to our interests, and then abandon them.
Yeah just because I've been lazy and haven't finished my chrome extension that I've been off/on working on to deal partially with this. I research random crap and like to store that information into one of my servers. I've got the basic read/write down. I'm having a problem with the stupid window disappearing when it's not focused, this is intended/not something I'm going to get around. So I have to work on using background-process/page and cookies (I have yet to use cookies)
The U.S. Government Is Trying to Unmask an Anonymous Anti-Trump Twitter Account
I bookmark everything but go back and read nothing :(
Shall I remind you that the resume before you might be for a secretary and the resume after you might be a construction worker trying to reconvert. The resume pipeline is not limited to developers or your team ;)

Not to mention the challenge with people writing the meaningless official titles from their companies and people having 10 years of experience in different roles.

You can demand that everyone involved in recruiting scan your resume for 10 minutes and understand the last 10 years of your life. Most likely, that won't happen and your resume will be discarded half the time.
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>I still think that this is mis-named and many will assume it relates to one of Microsoft's biggest ever brand names with global recognition.

Don't worry, most of the target audience of devs wasn't even 10 when Windows XP was a thing that mattered...
And the very nice 1-2 between the Erlang compiler and BEAM that ensures the system keeps on ticking by limiting the amount of work done in a single reduction.

That's a very elegant solution to various CPU hogging problems that would otherwise be extremely hard to solve in userland.
I'm a long-time game developer, and plenty smug most of the time about the absurd waste of resources in modern software development. However, aside from the principle of the thing... I use VSCode all day, every day. Most of the time, I'd have no way of telling that it wasn't native. It's fast and responsive. I can't think of anything about it that seems laggy, and that's on a 4 year old laptop.

HOWEVER, I have several times seen it get into a state where it's unusably slow. As in, type a character, and it shows up 500 ms later. Now, maybe this is a bug that can be fixed. Or, maybe it's a fundamental problem with trying to make an app that forces you to effectively work in a VM, all the time.

Anyway, I still wouldn't have believed, 5 years ago, that a JS/HTML/CSS app in a browser could be so snappy, overall. Maybe it's just a matter of time before perf is great across the board. Or, maybe, like heap-walking GCs, they will always be fundamentally prone to pathological cases, because the whole idea was fundamentally flawed from the start.
It's not just different platforms but different screen sizes (and RTL layouts) that's the biggest challenge I found in developing React Native apps. To solves those challenges, I'd like to share something I've been working on: a responsive grid for RN with RTL layout support. It has reduced the time it takes to build relative size and responsive layouts by a factor of 10, easily. It's based on previous similar work but with some radical changes and a few functional and usability enhancements. Looking for testers!

https://github.com/idibidiart/react-native-responsive-grid
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>You can use Electron and do that. Not a ton of love for it around here because omg a web page as a desktop app the horror but I've had good experiences with it.

Parent specifically mentions they want to get away from the performance issues of web apps [1] -- and you suggest they use Electron -- and even bring up Atom and Slack as examples, the worst CPU/slowness offenders of all time?

[1] "Currently we are running into some performance issues with large datasets and spreadsheets, and being able to offer a performant desktop app would be ideal"
As a VSCOde user on both Mac and Windows, I'm not sure they needed to do anything native. Seems like wasted work, when what they've ended up with is plenty fast and looks good in both environments.

I'm not using VSCode to edit one-off files from my terminal. The use case is for your folder-based projects. I generally open it once/week or reboot, etc, and finds it loads, mounts my folder and I'm done in the amount of time it takes me to grab a sip of coffee.

I think too many people base speed because they're used to one-off editing files directly from their filesytem. At this point in time, I only do this when editing config on remote servers and such.

EDIT: I just went and opened VSCode from my terminal and it took about 3.5 seconds to load up an entire React Native project on a three year old 11" MacBook Air.
I find this sort of attitude to be fairly insidious, you're suggesting that kids should become the entire focus of a parent's life, which is actually just as harmful.
15 years ago, I believed that one day, generational garbage collection would be so good that I wouldn't have to think about it. I'm no longer holding my breath for that day.
For me its simply convenience and atteniton:

- audio so I can still change trains or do the dishes. Mostly pocket + ivona text to speech on my phone (takes a little effort to find an apk, the app was kinda unpublished at some point).

- a bit more than double the speed to match my reading/thinking speed. Otherwise I tend to drift of in thoughts and have to rewind. If I hear a lecture and play a computer game I stick to normal speed.
Finally, i always move in circles when i think. Expecting results from me sitting still.. that is just not happening.
No, apparently, when money is exchanged between parties, that's when sex becomes wrong and bad.
I guess they improved significantly since my last work around it.
Nothing stops you from using web components in React. There's even standalone (https://github.com/Wildhoney/Standalone) which allows you to transform React components into common web components.

But modelling React into web components makes about zero sense. The spec started many years ago and it is utterly outdated and useless. Web components aren't event components, they are pluggable templates. They expose all the problems and issues that React has already solved. While web components are dependent on vendor policies and specs, yet do a fraction of what a React component does, React is already out there serving apps to mobile, desktops, shell console, watches and so on - because it is what web components should have been.
My spaghetti requires no extra seasoning
Can you share any photos?
On the other hand, there's an obesity epidemic occurring.
And I believe the desktop (Win) version of Skype is still in Delphi, right?
Launchpad still has a couple of very nice features you do not see at e.g. Github, in particular for desktop-oriented software:

- Built-in translation support; there's a big community that can (and, in my experience, will!) help you translate your project's .pot files using Launchpad's interface. It also has auto-import and -export of files from the source repository.

- Build recipes; this allows you to build .deb packages for your project, and to put them in a PPA which makes them easily testable for Ubuntu users.

- Detailed progress tracking functionality; using releases, milestones, a nice bug tracker & blueprints.

While I've in the past used Bazaar in conjunction with Launchpad, I'm happy to see them make the switch to Git. With its larger development community and popularity, it's a natural choice. Just a shame it isn't as well integrated yet.
Parent is not saying (or asking whether) you can "use your React code as React Native".

They are saying that from what they know, if you use React Native, you shouldn't have to recode your UI layer for different platforms.

Which is true, but the point parent misses, is that it might not be necessary if you just want a cross platform app, but it is needed if you also want it to behave more like each platform users are used to.
Firefox's bookmarks are _mostly_ great. I keep running into an issue when re/naming folders, though. I'll type a few letters and the dialog will close. So, if I was intending to type "a very interesting topic", I'll wind up with something like "a very int". This has been happening for years and I should really submit a bug report...
Actually, its the other way around. The web platform is the future even within the realm of performance.

Once technologies like Servo and Web Assembly become part of the standard platform, it will be the preferred platform for performance reasons. There will likely be nothing that can give you the same performance and also be cross OS platform.
After 2 incredible years at Shipitwise it’s time for me to move on
Google has a lot of ML experts. Lot of fields can potentially benefit from ML and also contribute data and concept to ML but these fields don't have ML experts. I was thinking about this only a few days ago. I am so glad google is looking to personally contribute to every field possible.

Though property predicting is a hard problem,I think there are low hanging fruits in other fields. For example, Anthropology where only partial skeletons are found but we know there is symmetry there. Software regeneration is slow and expensive and doesn't exploit the symmetry a lot.

A joint project between google and CERN also sounds really cool to me. Or maybe google can set up a system where researchers with large data can approach google and see if a symbiotic relationship can be formed.
But it's not a hotel. This is a dynamic entrepreneur, imaginearing to a better future. Rentiers don't do work like picking up things. They just collect the profits.
Why should a gender imbalance among top tier programmers cause the average pay of men to rise?
And for a new PC, local account is the only option if you don't have network access during the OOBE wizard.
Infact, we have a similar tool in Chrome as well.. One that searches across your bookmarked and open tabs of the browser. Its truly useful. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/quick-tabs/jnjfein...
Should they not be?
I'll list ones that haven't been mentioned yet:

-Emoji Keyboard (2016) by EmojiOne

-ImprovedTube for a default x2 playback on yt

-Google translate, lets you select any text and get an instant translation

-Octotree, a directory tree for github
I heard somewhere they had the choice between depressurizing the lander or "starving to death". This might have been in an interview with William Safire.

If true... that would imply their oxygen supply would have lasted a very long time.
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indeed a set of cross-platform samples would have been nice
Yeah, that's just fucking ridiculous.

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/europe/britain/father-l...

Fucking penalties and strict government mandates for school attendance/absence? Jesus Christ...
Craziest skills of Cristiano Ronaldo (soccer)
Simply put, a bit. Not much, I can find most stuff again just by searching
If I remember correctly, android inc / google set out (with Android) explicitly to create a rebrandable reasonably customisable OS base that all the phone manufacturers could use, modify, set up for their phones, etc.

It was intended, and certainly branded to device manufacturers as an OS they can use and 'get all the apps'.

The hard/firmware side is part of the OS. By allowing Android to be run on any device w/o decent security, the OS inherits that.

A better solution (to my mind) would have been to restrict manufacturers from using the Android brand unless they guarenteed a certain level of support and security updates, etc.

Also, having a central (google level) set of base packages which get constant updates and are pulled into all phones, regardless of brand.

But it's too late now.
What about all the rest? Hepatitis C, in particular.
It won't. Web components are simple encapsulation sugar. Apps still have no means for dynamic structures while all the terrible templating pitfalls that frameworks like Angular brought are still present. React is a real solution. It isn't even a question or an "if" any longer. React has taken over, or rather, its principles have. They're clean, concise and don't twist the slightest standard all the while not breaking a sweat.

React has grown so powerful it isn't even just about the browser any longer. It runs everywhere. The browser has finally become a dumb pipe, something it should always have been. Web components are trying to reverse that, but you'd be ignoring innovation if you fell for it.
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It's like knowing that the emperor has no clothes and letting him show his bare ass until the inevitable cold of winter claims him.
> when I see the photos of India, I see poverty, people starving, literally living in garbage

Lets take that sentence and s/India/Flint/. "When I see the photos of Flint, I see poverty, people starving, literally living in garbage". It isn't far off isn't it? So how would you feel if a person from China asked us, how are you able to fund NASA when you have your own citizens desperate in Flint? How are you able to fund NASA when you have growing illiteracy in many American cities? People believing the earth is flat. People killing each other in Chiraq. People asking us why we have the highest incarceration rate and effectively modern-slavery system in the world. Do you see how your question reflects more on us and our own culture?
At some point, it occurred to me that almost all of the bookmarks in my ever-expanding collection really represented "to do items" more than "reference items".

As others have said, most things can easily be searched as needed. But I was using bookmarks as placeholders, saying "I wanted to read x later", in most cases... sometimes other things.

So I started treating bookmarks as various categories of todos. I do have a reference folder, but it has less than a hundred items. I often use those only passively -- i.e. when typing into the address bar, the starred link will come up first.

All the other links are sorted into categories such as "files to download", "new articles", "new buyables" and so forth.

Now that I think of Bookmarks as deferred work, it has changed a lot of habits. My total number of bookmarks has slowly dropped, and I tend to handle more stuff as it comes, or not at all -- or at least to be more conscious of bookmarks as a cost.

An unexpected benefit has been a feeling of mental satisfaction, after closing a lot of semi-forgotten, open loops. I now think a big unorganized pile of bookmarks can represent a real liability, whereas if you actually go through all those links and delete the weaker ones you get a concentrated pile of goodness. You hit a point where you'd rather read your remaining bookmarks than most news feeds.
As I said in other places, that is a serious matter and puts such information at serious risk in any circumstances. Whether or not Windows phones home is irrelevant if the people handling classified information are allowed to do so in a careless manner.

The problem of classified information being on a system where it could be set back to Microsoft in the manner described in the article is that the information is on that network in the first place, not that Windows might send it to Redmond. The latter just makes cleanup and remediation a bit harder.
Only the Pi 3 (and CM3, CM3L presumably) are supported iirc.
Sitting still is important for children. Restricting movement builds will power through strengthening the pre-frontal cortex.

That doesn't mean there shouldn't be regular activity or exercise, just that sitting still is very important.
Why are you unable to use free Qt?
I used to manage my Bookmarks in Chrome , however after some 'Sync' incident, I lost a few of them.

I now use [Papaly](http://papaly.com). It is really well made. I have my Bookmarks on different Boards. You can view share your bookmark boards with the community if you wish.
This is the darker (and probably more truthful) variant of the story: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/apr/08/indian-girl-fo...

" 'In India, people do not prefer a female child and she is mentally not sound,' DK Singh said. 'So all the more [evidence] she was left there.' "
> The biggest problem is linkrot.

I am not using such service, but isn't there a way (i.e. addon) to generate a copy of the page you bookmarked in order to remedy to that kind of issue ?
Beyond Responsive Design
Forms is the only real selling point for Xamarin. Too bad it doesn't have a good reputation.
I don't think cloud ready has arm support but I'm not sure why they made a whole new thing instead of just contributing to cloud ready.
Uh, outlier skew?
There is likely no need. Hopefully a technology like Servo will get built into Electron. If that happens, there shouldn't be any issues related to performance. Servo in theory can be even faster than native libraries thanks to its use of retained mode.
https://air.mozilla.org/bay-area-rust-meetup-february-2016/#...
Yea, this is a good idea and something we are considering for the future!
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Sitting still is bad for the back. How is doing something that you don't want to do strengthening your will power?

Disclaimer: I hated sitting still in class. At least in elementary, in the Gymnasium (~high school) teachers occasionally complained that I was too passive.
For linkrot pinboard Archive is one way to deal with.

Funnily although I pay for the service I am yet to actually use the archive!

Some anecdata on linkrot:

I started paying for the archive about 3 years after starting on pinboard.

This was about 10 years after starting my bookmarks on Delicious later imported to pinboard

13166 of your bookmarks have been archived, representing 64% of your collection.

This consumes 11.82 G of disk space.

7491 bookmarks have not been stored due to errors:

not found	964

bad request	4

unauthorized	5

forbidden	113

gone	17

rate limited	3

server error	6251

bad gateway	14

unavailable	78