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> Also, what's the difference when people are having sex in your bed, whether they're married, friends, or engaged in pay-for-sex?

In the grand scheme of things there isn't but I suppose the plaintiff worried about being criminally associated with unlawful behaviour.

People aren't machines, they have feelings and sometimes they project those on their belongings. I consider it normal to feel something upon learning you have been deceived by people not coming upfront about what they really were going to use your home for.

I believe this has nothing to do with one's stance on prostitution.
I've still got 100s of bookmarks from the late 90s, still in their original sub-folders. Most are dead now, which is a shame.
Is that really comparable though? You use that when you want to demo React Native on the web. This means you can actually code for both platforms.
That main point has just as little chance of success as the lead-in, especially in the current climate in the United States.

Mexico has an excellent chance to improve the situation though: rely less on the United States as its major trading partner. That is something under their control and something that actually would move the needle.
I'll tell you why; because they're willing to sell their soul, play the game, and not ask too many questions. This system was built by assholes; which is why it rewards assholes, and why it's going down fast.
Core parts of VS's UI (editor, shell) were rewritten in WPF in VS2010, and it's been the default framework for anything newly added or overhauled since then. Some parts of VS still use other UI frameworks though, which makes it even harder to port. (and as you say the UI stuff is just one aspect of VS's very broad Windows API usage).
Sure. Any concrete implementation detail constrains your architecture and freedom to some extent.

But VS Code first and foremost uses a web-browser for UI. How much does the choice of a UI-technology really constrain the rest of your application and its architecture?

I would argue that with a good architecture, the choice of UI-platform should place near zero effective constraints on the rest of your application, how it's structured and how it performs. It should certainly not be a critical component of your overall design, it should be an implementation detail.

Are you arguing otherwise? Can you come up with some concrete examples where the choice of UI-library causes troubles other places in the application? If not, it seems you're more or less agreeing with my original statement.

And as such, I don't see any fundamental problems using a web-browser in a text-editor.
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They have abundant natural and human resources and the same great climate as California.

Instead of all this "reconquista" nonsense how about they start working on making Mexico awesome. Because right now it's a corrupt and violent cesspool that their own citizens are risking their lives and freedom to flee.
Not anymore.

Just google everything when I need to find something. In the past I was using bookmarks to track blogs I follow but these days there is too much content. I just google/HN search stuff when I need to find something. I tried going back to bookmarking stuff/save for later but I just never got time to go back to the them.
> One reason molecular data is so interesting from a machine learning standpoint is that one natural representation of a molecule is as a graph with atoms as nodes and bonds as edges. Models that can leverage inherent symmetries in data will tend to generalize better — part of the success of convolutional neural networks on images is due to their ability to incorporate our prior knowledge about the invariances of image data (e.g. a picture of a dog shifted to the left is still a picture of a dog). Invariance to graph symmetries is a particularly desirable property for machine learning models that operate on graph data, and there has been a lot of interesting research in this area as well
> Or am I missing something?

Yes, it's not possible. You can't just use your React code as React Native. There are many small API differences.
They want to sell to the army so i guess their aesthetics must match those of military cars.
I went to school in the 60s. We did a fair amount of sitting down, but also we did quite a lot of moving about. There was the little field behind the school ('nature table' in the classroom &c) and there was 'music and movement' every day for half an hour with music and instructions broadcast on school radio. Team games, beach walks, and so on. There was also a fair amount of play-like activity in the classroom itself. No national testing.

Now we have this...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-35940084

...which the government is actually doing something about (replacing the tests with teacher-lead assessment). So I agree about the (pointless and counter-productive) introduction of stress into early education.

On the more positive side (I'm an optimist, teachers tend to be) I was in a bank yesterday doing some stuff a bit out of the ordinary and there was a queue. A bank employee toddles up with an iPad and a chip reader on the back and asks me what I wanted to do. We moved to a corner of the large banking hall and completed the transaction. We could just as easily have been in a large public room somewhere or a cafe. The future could include a lot of movement!
I've been developing a cross-platform app with React Native, and react-native-web has been working really well. It took almost no effort to get my React Native app working in a browser. I might be wrong, but it looks like ReactXP is just an alternative to react-native-web, with some additional abstractions and conventions for stores, etc.

I'm not sure I want to switch to ReactXP. I really like being able to use the React Native Animated API on the web, and I can also use wrapper libraries such as react-native-animatable.
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The link to hard interview questions is broken, the first letter of the file name is actually capital
(I used to do a lot of work photographing escorts.)

A little of both, depending on the "class" involved, and the location.

You might be surprised to learn that a lot of prostitution happens during the day-time. In largish-hotels a bloke going up to a room, spending 30-60 minutes there, and coming down wouldn't stand out. Even if the same host entertained 5+ people in her day.

(Unless you get involved in high-end work you'll virtually never have an overnight booking. Average duration amongst the people I knew was 60-90 minutes.)
> If the p2p application's steady-state behavior is to run its own overlay network and use the DHT only for bootstrapping, then DHT dependency can be removed simply by using the systems that bootstrap the DHT in order to bootstrap the application. Why use a middle-man when you don't have to?

It seems like we have a quite different understanding how DHTs are used, probably shaped by different use-cases. Let me see if I can summarize yours correctly: a) over time nodes will be interested or have visited in a large proportion of the keyspace b) it makes sense to eventually replicate the whole dataset c) the data mutation rate is relatively low d) access to the keyspace is extremely biased, there is some subset of keys that almost all nodes will access. Is that about right?

In my case this is very different. Node turnover is high (mean life time <24h), data is volatile (mean lifetime <2 hours), nodes are only ever interested in a tiny fraction of the keyspace (<0.1%), nodes access random subsets of the keyspace, so there's little overlap in their behavior. The data would become largely obsolete before you even replicated half the DHT unless you spent a lot of overhead on keeping up with hundreds of megabytes of churn per hour and you would never use most of it.

So for you there's just "bootstrap dataset" and then "expend a little effort to keep the whole replica fresh". For me there's really "bootstrap into the dht", "maintain (tiny) routing table" and then "read/write random access to volatile data on demand, many times a day".

This is why the solutions you propose are no solutions for a general DHT which can also cope with high churn.
Some do - I'm not really sure why it's relevant though, if you agree with the host that you'll keep the place tidy, and you don't, you're in breach of your agreement. It's not just a matter of throw money at it since it can impact business, especially for popular destinations or high tourist times when the places are booked solid for a few months. Having to be out a few days can throw off the schedule, which is crappy for the next guest and crappy for the host.

It's not just about the initial money - really bad messes can affect more than just the host and cause problems you can't just solve with money. Too high of a deposit and no one will rent, but if someone's mess disrupts, then the deposit isn't enough to cover losses.
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I'm quite happy with a set of project specific bookmarks to get people up-to-speed quicker.
We have web-{dev/acc/prd}, cms-{acc/prd}, jira, confluence, buildsystem, log-{dev/acc/prd}, etc

We maintain the bookmarks in yaml and generate the html to import into firefox/chrome/ie.
Script: https://github.com/psiegman/bookmark-generator
Hey done the same with my Fx profile/database too, keep migrating it from quite some time ago, manually backed-up from time to time

Recently used the bookmark-keyword thingy, pretty good BUT I'm still used to remembering URLs :p

Heck, one of the reason I'm not migrating to Chrome is... Bookmark shortcut key [alt]+[b] combined with js bookmarklet

e.g: remove floating div, press [alt]+[b] -> [3] done
Sublime is mostly written in Python. Yes, there are some native elements, particularly where performance is paramount.
In short: the increased risk of making your home available on Airbnb.

The whole concept of "sharing economy" seems to be based in large parts on the idea that individuals who got unlucky take the damage for the herd and are somehow expected find solace in knowing that the fearsome zero star retaliation rating they gave will maybe help someone else. A bit like mixed cost calculation, where the easy customers subsidize the difficult case, but reversed: the happy path transactions reap the benefits.
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> So far, there is no space vacuum.

An unfortunate choice of words.
VS Code uses 13% CPU when idle due to blinking cursor rendering

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13940014

Edit: Ah a bug. I still hate apps that don't use my OS's native UI controls though; even if you can stomach the inconsistencies in look and feel, you DO most definitely lose out on many features that the OS would give you for free.
I do, semi-organized into folders. Mostly for archival purposes. If I come across something, a product or library och guide or whatever, that I want to save, I bookmark it.

I don't use the bookmark tabs, and I'm not regularly using what I have in my bookmarks, they're more for safekeeping, and to remind myself aobut things.

Plus it's fun to take a look through the bookmarks and rediscover things.
React themselves say they never use it [0]

> At Facebook, we use React in thousands of components, and we haven't found any use cases where we would recommend creating component inheritance hierarchies.

[0]: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/composition-vs-inherit...
Monkeys, not apes. English is a "language of the apes". And chimpanzees, who are in the same hominin family as we ourselves, are really no more similar or comparable to monkeys than we are.
You can also generate PropTypes from your Flow types, which can be useful during development: https://github.com/brigand/babel-plugin-flow-react-proptypes

(Unfortunately it's not working with React Native, but I hope that's fixed soon: https://github.com/brigand/babel-plugin-flow-react-proptypes...)

EDIT: Thanks to namuol, I just discovered flow-runtime: https://codemix.github.io/flow-runtime

This looks amazing!

EDIT 2: flow-runtime also doesn't work with React Native: https://github.com/codemix/flow-runtime/issues/17

That's a shame. I might see if I can fix it, otherwise I'll just stick with compile-time checks for now.
I wish Google would create a separate index of all the stuff I bookmark, and provide it as a subset of the Google search experience. I too find myself Google searching for info Ive previously browsed.
I always wondered if astronauts were given some informal information how to end their lives quickly, in case there is no hope for their recovery. I know I wouldn't like sitting on the moon waiting for oxygen to slowly run out...
Try again. https://twitter.com/lordcyphar
I only have 3 or 4, hn is on of them, and I use them mostly on my iphone/mac (with the active bar), when I open a new tab I can open those sites with a single tap, pretty convenient. Beside this no, I've never organized them.
There's a five-minute video specifically about the chemistry of that rocket here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLCrZGgKD-k
That's true, but I think that's a very good thing. It can be very useful to define "StateTypes", as well as PropTypes. I think I've caught more than a few bugs by defining types for my state.
Yet consider the case when your spouse engages in sex activities. Should it still be not your business? That points that there is a pressure to control sex that lead to laws that try to regulate or restrict that.
Even among males, there is a fair a mount of men that make more that the rest just because they overvalue themselves and also because they take more risks.

YMMV but this seems to be a common feature across men in many cultures while women tend to be the opposite (again YMMV)

I wonder how much this pay gap is due to a male conspiracy or because men are too optimistic about themselves.
> You could ask the same question: do you not see rightism (ingroup loyalty, moral purity, respect for authority) as naturally decaying into authoritarianism?

Respect for authority is _by definition_ authoritarian and is completely separate from the left-right axis. As for loyalty and moral purity those seem more like talking points than actual political views.
Yes. I hide my bookmarkbar on tabs and only see them on new tab.

I have in my bookmark bar the most used sites. I have a few folders for topics and for work bookmarks.

Bookmarks help me to close a tab. It gives me the feeling that i still can read it but i don't have to do so now. Sometimes, depending on the content, i pocket it instead of using a bookmark for it.
Data loss sucks no matter what it is. That's why God gave us backups.
It was talking about what they want (or what the article claims they want) to do to the country, not anything at all about whether people should feel ashamed or not to be Christians.
What parts of your work can be automated?
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FB was definitively both a clone and stolen idea. Being first is not enough to succeed. Timing, marketing, sheer luck etc. is just as important.
I just failed on this task. My bookmarks always get a mess and normally I search over and over again for the same stuff. Said that I'm looking forward for a solution to help me solve this problem.
I am also surprised at how many responses are "Well, just lie". Maybe having integrity is old fashioned? I never lied about my salary - it wouldn't have even crossed my mind to do so.
And nearly every Trump story I read is totally out of touch with reality. He's not going to bring back jobs, etc etc. Why is this any different?
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First of all, I use reading list. It's kind of bookmark in Safari. If there's interesting webpage, but I don't have time or mood to read it, click and close. If I answered and want to check it later, click and close. Once a week I breeze through them and delete, so it won't stockpile like a mountain.

Second is Favourites (like bookmark bar), I can access it from blank page. I'm saving webpages, that I visit often, news, important forums, etc. Also webpages, that I'm using currently in work (e.g. Postgres documentation, if I'm working with it right now.

Rest is just organized by topic list of webpages that I could use later. I'm not using it that often, but sometimes it might be handy.
All i see is airbnb disrupting the real estate market. No more shady 'red light' districts, brothels can be everywhere.
Love VSCode but still getting 100% cpu usage for php process on OSX. Great for Go dev though!
what part of that translation is 'rough' ?
The writer of the article does not make a judgement apparently, instead presents the two sides of the issue. I 'm not even sure it's considered a 'problem'.

The legal issue is that his apartment became a brothel illegally, but it seems the fault is with the prostitutes, since he did not run the business himself.
Thanks. I just changed it almost completely. Now it doesn't rely on chance, the only randomness that occurs is the initial configuration. The rest can be predicted and mastered with skill.
> Can you give a practical example of such a thing happening in anything except the rarest of rarest case?

This happens _all_the_time_. Especially in complex precision-engineered electronics products.

If a third-party repair shop is making repairs using Apple certified components then that's fine. If it's any aftermarket component then clearly Apple should not have any sort of responsibility to the device, which has been fundamentally altered.
No?

There's no official update and the device is very locked down. I haven't heard of an unofficial way to do that.
Although I can run Windows 10, I cannot give them the right to copy some of the documents that I keep on the system. The copyright to those files belongs to someone else.
You had been downvoted into the grey, I suppose you should watch your language, this being about school and all, because actually that sentiment of disregard [1] seems to have resonated well and is exactly what I expected to come to conclude before even reading the piece. It's just ironic you would misbehave [3] like that in context of schooling, letting politeness and courtesy common to and required for HN discussions slip like that.

1: I mean appeal to empathy[2] and subsequent opposition to sanctions is so ironic, I am lost for words.

2: I mean the call to action in face of neglect.

3: "screaming" in all-caps, implied curses, exaggeration.
Reading list is not bookmarks. And of course we do use bookmarks, especially those who work in companies that require frequent access to several systems.
Why is a piece on a likely upcoming political hack based on a legal hack flagged? If we don't accept this one, lets drop all the non-tech.
I wouldn't give two shits whether they used protection or not and couldn't care less if they ruin their life with drugs.

They underhandedly used a person's house for illegal activity and left the owner to clean up afterwards. There's really no excusing it by trying to make it seem like a bunch of kids having a cool fun time.

And the criminalisation of prostitution isn't a grey area, it's the law in that jurisdiction.
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There was no decline of science with the rise of Christianity. There was arguably a decline of science in western Europe with the fall of the Western Roman empire, but science progressed throughout the Middle Ages, and in western Europe, the church and monasteries were actually the main sources of scholarship and scientific progress.
Do you feel that Trump is improving the situation in the United States? Would you wish the same on the Mexicans?
That was fixed a few days later with the March update: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/22900
It is actually really easy to create custom cow templates for cowsay: https://github.com/schacon/cowsay/blob/master/cows/bunny.cow
You think people should be sympathetic in the case that somebody chooses to put their health at risk via infection, just because the perpetrator is gay?

Somebody has faulty reasoning here and it's not the poster you replied too.
Ask HN: Are there ways to access bank account balance? (your own)
Every time I try to work with some finance app (self made) the problem is the balance isn't real time, I have to edit it upon a purchase.

One possible solution is login automation like Selenium I think? I don't know, are there any known solutions to get around this? I get the potential security risks, and this is just for myself.

edit: with PayPal there is a way using one of their APIs, but I'm talking your bank account. Probably not, unless they had some convenient balance-get API.
and you can use your body weight for exercise, spend $0 on dumbbells.
I do something similar. My bookmark bar looks like this:
GSuite, Hackernews, The Morning Paper, Google Docs, Customer Folders (wiki, ticketing systems, relevant documentation or whatever), Personal Folder (NAS, etc), My Company Folder (internal Things), Things to Read (stuff I bookmarked but haven't actually read yet)
Probably some, but in the industry I'm referring to, nobody is going to let you write a critical system in some new relatively unknown language. Options are Fortran, C, C++, or Java. Julia is cool, but still really new in the cosmic scale.
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Just in case any one else is interested, I wasn't sure what the difference between Flow and TypeScript was. Here's a fairly comprehensive list:

https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/1265
>And the criminalisation of prostitution isn't a grey area, it's the law in that jurisdiction.

No. Prostitution per se is not against the law in the UK (except in Northern Ireland).
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Yes, in small quantities and not synced. They're for sites I visit regularly, or essential intranet pages at work.

Stuff I want archived for reference or I want to read later goes to Pinboard.in.
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I use the "open all bookmarks in this folder" as well. I have a folder which contains the top sites I visit everyday and I start my morning routine by opening them into the tab tree.
Definitely. But more often i use Pocket instead
The prostitute might not be culpable for the sexual act itself but every activity surrounding prostitution is illegal. Soliciting, using a brothel, pimping, paying a prostitute etc. There's no getting around the fact that this guy's place was used for illegal activity.
Sure, but with ES2016 and Flow, JavaScript becomes a completely different language. And with V8, it's very fast. I actually really enjoy writing JavaScript now, and I recently realized that I like it more than Ruby.
Historically, I have found that dismissing an otherwise effective technology due to performance is a bad idea. Fifteen years ago I dismissed Java in favour of C++ because at the time the JVM was about 25 times slower than native. Now I regret not investing more time learning Java. I suspect the same will be true of HTML/JS apps in the next few years. Hardware and performance improvements will likely erase any differences.
Can confirm. No hotel wants this, increased chance of breakages and noise complaints. Parties are worse.

Airbnb is pretty ideal.
>There's a mild difference in that a couple means the risk of infected material is lower.

What do you mean by "infected material"? Handling used condoms is gross but perfectly safe (and of course you can just use gloves if you're paranoid).