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Do you have a source on the usage of WPF? Since it's a really new product compared to Visual Studio itself, I'd be surprised. Anyways, implementing something like a WPF-Gtk shim is not hard, especially for someone as big as Microsoft. The problem, AFAIK, lies in the usage of Windows API.
I use bookmarks a lot and using Chrome I sync them on multiple machines. Yet, I find that bookmarks management is a neglected feature in Chrome. I have hierarchies of bookmarks, and while creating a new bookmark it's very hard to find the appropriate folder, especially when I remember the name of the folder vaguely.

If any Chrome Developer is listening:

It will be amazing if there is some form of autocomplete to specify the folder for the bookmark. Right now on Mac, finding the folder in the drop-down is very hard. To find a folder, typing needs be fast. I almost never find the right folder, if the folder name contains a space. As after the space it starts to match from the first letter in the folder names if you take a brief pause to start typing the next letter.
True, and on the flip side many employees don't factor this in when asking for salary raises and negotiations. A $20K bump is viewed as a fraction of your "fully loaded cost" as opposed to your base salary which you will be benchmarking against.
A lens with a smaller focal length will produce a projected image smaller than the same lens with a longer focal length.
A lens with a focal length of 1m and an aperture of 50 cm will produce a projected image that will be 4 times bigger than a lens with a focal length of 50 cm and 25 cm of aperture.
So even though the amount of light captured in the first case is 4 times, the effective brightness is exactly the same because it is spread in an area 4 times bigger compared to the second lens.
For this reason the only way to increase the brightness is to reduce the focal ratio, simply increasing the aperture maintaining the same focal ratio won't help.
Obviously if you have an aperture of size 0 then all the light is wasted because you can't have a sensor with size zero.
In an empirical way you can see this concept in the real world with the abysmally small lenses in the smartphones that have the same brightness of the much bigger lenses in SLR cameras or in refractor telescopes.
+1, that page is plainly unusable; I hope their OS doesn't follow the same philosophy.
Not in the browser, just markdown files structured like those github *-awsome repos.
Personally, I've stopped bookmarking everything I find somewhat interesting. Now if I do find something and it will be used in the next week/month, it's often part of an existing project or idea, and so it gets thrown in a text file that's versioned.

I started doing this after accumulating a huge index of bookmarks spread across saved.io, Evernote, Google Bookmarks, iCloud, Firefox, Opera, txt files, Google Spaces and the other dozen or so bookmarking/collaborative knowledge sharing platforms showcased on Product Hunt.

I'm surprised there's no digital equivalent to the Hoarders TV show. I suppose thousands of bookmarks are less impressive than a garage full of old newspapers and rats.
Yes, lots of skilled people now need to find something new.
Hope we see some new projects/companies come out also!
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My little knowledge tells me if the browser doesn't support http2 it will still work.

So what do you mean to not only use http2 ?
Sure. Chrome syncs them and does autocompletion. Some shortcuts are also used as icons on the bar, but autocompletion is the most important feature.
The increased risk of disease/volume would also be true of a gay couple (statistically a vastly higher risk of HIV) with high stamina. Would you be similarly sympathetic if someone complained about such a situation?

If not, this suggests your stated reasoning is faulty.
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There is Xamarin.Forms, which is essentially cross platform XAML with a base set of widgets. It supports Android, iOS, UWP, and they are working on MacOS. No Linux yet.
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Wasn't quite clear what question was, so wanted to make sure you aren't asking if you can require support for HTTP2. Any normal setup will fall back to HTTP when the upgrade to HTTP2 doesn't work, yes.
Out of curiosity, what are the hardware specs of your Chromebook? I'm running GalliumOS on a Lenovo Chromebook 11e and I'm having a bad time. Admittedly, this machine is low spec.
Another possible explanation is that Google's search engine is exhibiting, due to the lack of a better term, a form of "transference" [0].

Google engineers are huge fans of XKCD as is evident from Randall Monroe's well attended talk at Google some time back. In my mind, his talk was easily one of the most attended talks, second only to Linus Torvalds talk on Git.

[0] I'm sure there is a standard term for software exhibiting biases held by its authors when making decisions on behalf of users.
Microservices, bounded context, cohesion. What do they have in common?
Do you think that Pale Moon will live? I'm not really happy with firefox nowadays (not that I'm too much tied to it, a switch-away is as hard as exporting my bookmarks), it's getting slower and slower, sometimes uses all the ram and cpu on my Xubuntu laptop for no apparent reason, and I hate this recent WebExtensions thing. I want to switch, but I don't want to use sth. that's destined to die soon.

Why can't we have a Linux of a browser, that's built with large collaboration, is highly customisable, and completely focused on being merely a browser in itself. Kind-a webkit, but with minimal chrome... All that said, Xombrero my ex that I'll always miss.
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FTR Mods changed the headline. Don't blame me as OP for that :-)
> If so, then maybe writing "Malayam" instead of "Malayalam" isn't too far wrong.

No, it's very far wrong. (I'm a Malayali.)
Every time I see those things, I can't hold back laughter.
I use bookmarks at work, mostly as a big jar of deeplinks to wiki pages, dashboards etc etc - I do not organize them nicely into subfolders, just rely on my memory on how I named them and parts of URL. The more often I use the page, the shorter the keyword. I use CTRL-L and bookmark name to open pages all the time.
So Microsoft now have -2- cross-platform application-frameworks they offer:

- Xamarin with .NET. Mobile apps only.

- ReactXP. Which also supports regular web-applications

It will be interesting to see if these two end up competing, or if one will be ditched in favour of the other.
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Help install tensorflow on windows
Hi i am facing problem installing tensorflow on windows, the best guide i found till now is http://bottomstack.com/installing-tensorflow-windows-and-visual-studio/
i have followed all the steps everything is installed according to the guide, the problem i am facing at the moment is that when i try to run basic program is shows error AppData/Program/Python/program.exe
Any help would be highly appreciated. Thank You!!
I do.
I have my Chrome browsers in sync, categorised in folders.
I do also have "Read later" bookmarks, as I sometimes find interesting websites or news I cannot read entirely because I'm busy or whatever other reason.
Is it open source? Or closed source like RemixOS/etc (the other ChromiumOS builds)

Actually it would be great, if a community project provides binary builds (and source in case of modifications) of Chromium (browser) and ChromiumOS. Building the source takes 16+GB ram and several CPU hours. Sadly, Google doesn't provide the builds (binaries).
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The dividing line was of course Christianity and the decline of science with the rise of it.

The ancient nature philosophers, like Democrit were more modern than the philosophers until Russel/Wittgenstein.

Leibniz, Newton or Pascal were extremely anti-modern.
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I'm curious: would you feed the same way about an apartment that is often rented via AirBnb?
"React" part is also used by windows clone. React should be completely renamed today for reader's convenience.
Nonsense.

Steve has been on public record for at least the past 12 years weekly on Security Now explaining things clearly and carefully. I've learned a lot from him and am very thankful.

If he even makes a tiny mistake on a podcast episode about something he comes back with a correction the next week.

He's been sharing his knowledge and expertise generously and a lot of people like me enjoy listening to him for 2 hours every week.

If you have a criticism write it out properly.
I do bookmark them, but I end up almost not using it.

The only thing that actually kind of works for me is to bookmark stuff in "sessions" and then open the all tabs the next time I want to work on something. For instance I was trying something very specific involving deep learning at my job, then I had to do some actual work to prepare an article and I put that DL project aside. So, I make a bookmark folder with all the open tabs and closed the window. Now I got back to that DL experiment opened the all tabs again and that kind of worked for me. But this is not really a reference system, it's just a "sessions" system.

As for the traditional role of bookmarks, I don't think they will ever work for me without a single main thing: Full text search.

Every few months I try to clean the mess my bookmarks have become since I can't find what I need and a few months after everything is a mess again.

The tag or folder system simply just doesn't work for me, I keep too much stuff to check later as ideias and then I can't really find it because I have this folder "check later" where I have dozens of separate ideias and I can't really just find that one idea I had.

The solution seems to be some kind of full text search, where I can have a way to describe in a fuzzy way what I was doing, something like: "python, maps, names, germany" and go back to that post I remember where they where doing some analysis of the "last names of people in germany in different regions" and that I, of course, don't remember the name anymore.

I recon it's a very specific problem that only makes sense for people that think the same way like I do, but I'm also quite sure there are a lot of us like that and that this is the kind of solution that at least would help us a bit using the bookmark system.
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Yes, but only for

- tabs I haven't read yet, but I need to restart my browser for some reason, and I want to be sure the tabs won't be lost ; in this case, those bookmarks are disposed of as soon as the browser restarted

- content I'm pretty sure I'll want to read back in a few time

I only use the bookmark bar, so I have to limit what I save. When it gets too big, I clean it up.
Yet oil is cheaper now than it was ten years ago, in raw dollars (before even factoring for inflation). The technology to extract oil keeps getting better.
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Yeah, but how do you find that only from the title? Many times the title doesn't really represent what I remember about the article and that was in the corpus of the article.
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If you followed all the steps of http://bottomstack.com/installing-tensorflow-windows-and-vis...
you should not face any problem. There is some problem with your source setting. Check it by running simple C++ program.
Of course I do. Just checked everything and my bookmarks number just above 1000. The ones I use the most and websites I need in the immediate future are organized in the bookmarks toolbar (I'm using Firefox). Apart from that, they are put into separate folders regarding various topics as well as a list with "random" links which I can't put anywhere else.
They are useful to me in the sense that I don't need to remember all those 1000+ links as well as it being the fastest way to access a website (it's faster than typing).
Totally out of touch with reality. The only way Mexico would get this territory back is by waging war on the United States and crucially, winning that war.

This isn't going to happen.

Mexico has a hard enough time to control events inside its own borders.
Side by side comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_0s06ORTkY
This is called hacker news. Things that work well should be elevated, by trial, above all else. Try it. Seriously.
> Personally I think it's a biggest mistake to use browser engine for a text editor. We already knew how slow and clunky the browsers are and thanks to vscode and atom our text editors are becoming the same

That's an interesting claim, given that Visual Studio (not VS Code) is native through and through and still it's orders of magnitude slower to work with on any sizable code-base compared to the "slow" editor VS Code.

It's almost as if you could say that on modern hardware the architecture of the application dictates overall performance much more than the technology used to implement it.

But yeah, that would certainly be madness, so let's not go there, eh?
If that had wrapped native controls (Win32 Button, NSButton, etc...) that would have been awesome.
Pinot Grigio, Prosecco, bin overflowing with used condoms... Let this guy give me their contact, I could use a night like that.
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Either in terms of getting hired (promoted), or in terms you learned most? In IT.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Nixon

Was president back then.
Sorry to point this out, but Betteridge's law of headlines seems to apply very squarely in this case.
Nice set of pinboard bookmarks :)

I only have two Firefox bookmarks really.

1. Tag something as to-read in my pinboard (i.e. keeps them private by default) [0]:

javascript:q=location.href;p=document.title;void(t=open('https://pinboard.in/add?later=yes&noui=yes&jump=close&url='+encodeURIComponent(q)+'&title='+encodeURIComponent(p)+'&tags='+encodeURIComponent("%s"),'Pinboard','toolbar=no,width=100,height=100'));t.blur();

I add a keyword 'pi' to the bookmark and then just type

pi tag1 tag2

and it saves the current page to pinboard

The other one was a brief exchange with Eric Meyer about a quick way to search from your address bar on the wayback machine [1]:

https://web.archive.org/web/*/%S

Again add a keyword 'w' and then just type in your address bar:

w example.com

[0]: https://pinboard.in/u:ianchanning

[1]: https://twitter.com/meyerweb/status/762686867695210498
The article's quite clear that there's no possibility of the territories being returned (and, indeed, that the lawsuit probably won't even be successful). But this is a political act, not really a legal one, and the aim isn't really to recover Texas.
Visual studio is a number of very windows specific COM systems stacked on top of each other. Not to mention that it's a win32 GUI app.

It's not leaving windows. I'm guessing it would be easier to grow vs code into a "full" platform independent IDE than it would be to strip VS into a platform independent VScode equivalent.
What if the laws are dumb and dangerously arbitrary? Like, say, patent laws. To be fair, it's not so much "laws" as "things people can sue you over", but that distinction doesn't become relevant until after the lawsuit and large amounts of money down the drain. And then they disappear without recouping your costs, because they're a goddamn shell company.

It is a sad excuse, but only because we live in a sad reality with massively broken patent laws.
Well, strictly speaking AirBnB is not a hotel. Likewise, you're supposed to abide by house rules. I have no idea what the author had set for their rental, but I have yet to see an AirBnB posting that didn't ask that you please keep the place tidy.

Given the enthusiastic response I got from my last host when my partner and I took the time to give the apartment a once-over when we left, I'm guessing that this is a persistent problem where guests just leave a place trashed. Some cleaning is obviously anticipated by the cleaning fees; you wash the linens, still give the place a good scrubbing between guests, etc., but I think it's fair to expect the guests to tidy up a little if you're upfront that this is part of the agreement on the listing.

Likewise, even hotels will charge for outrageous damage or messes to their properties. Security deposits in the US for even really cheap hotels are pretty common, usually requiring a credit card with a $100 charge that is cancelled/returned later.
If you're interested in this field check out this talk by Bharath Ramasundar from Prof. Pande's lab at Stanford: https://youtube.com/watch?v=sntikyFI8s8. He's also the author of http://deepchem.io - a deep learning library for drug discovery.
Bin overflowing. A wrapper under the bed. Hey, we're not talking about used needles and shit stains on the wall. This was a civilized night, they used protection, had some good wine and Prosecco... There is really nothing wrong with that, other than it might be a grayzone in airbnbs terms and the criminalization of prostitution...
It's theater.
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Wow, and apparently she is also the Queen of Australia and New Zealand?!? Regardless: Scotland is usually compared at the level of Quebec, not Canada, and there are numerous things that they do not have control over, particularly and most relevantly including immigration.

http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/15037874.Immigration_powe...
EDIT: Let me rephrase (hence "slippers" in quotes) - when I see the photos of India, I see poverty, people starving, literally living in garbage, etc... That might not be 100% of India, but I suspect it relates to significant part of the population. So how this goes in tandem with the country being able to fund a space program and so on...
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Kudos for the BBC for finding this second subject (the bottom half of the article) and presenting both sides, as well as the inset "What is the law in the UK?" which I didn't know. This is a really strong and extremely balanced story where two sides speak for themselves through quotes. (I'd tell the author myself but I can't see a byline.)

Does anyone here know, what does Charlotte mean at the end with "I would never go on tour on my own to a new place that I've never been to before. No way. Because there is no safety agency or union out there that I can tell where I am or what I'm doing."

What are these unions or safety agencies, formal or informal? (And why can't Charlotte find one in a city she tours in?) If the reason they can't be found is that they're kind of operating outside of the law, like informal "protection" services then this would explain why she can only find it in a city she knows well - but that is not what "safety agency or union" means to me at all. So what are these things?
That's not the issue.
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Just because you can make a slower text editor doesn't really demonstrate anything unless the person you are arguing against would have used that slower one (and "architecture" is definitely something constrained by an implementation decision as critical as "implemented using a web browser").
It's really surprising that to this day, there are languages in use which have its reference implementation closed source. All the possible optimizations and collaboration possible when it's open is invaluable.
It's about making a point, bring awareness, create a forum for discussion, spreading information.
Would you have the same problem with a single person who is sexually active? I've been single most of my adult life so you'd basically be calling the cops on me for being a regular citizen doing legal things.
> numerical analysis on massive matrices. However, a lot of it is being rewritten

In Julia, too.
the small benefit of minifying is out weight by using a "compile" to JS language that usually produce much more code :P
As long as risks are financial only, they will just get insurance against it and still get away with the current risk-taking behavior, passing the costs to the customer.

Criminal punishments (jail time) might work. I think that taxing transactions in financial products would help a lot more, making the finance industry smaller, which I think would be very beneficial to society.
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I'm glad HN has such dignified luminaries standing by ready to state the blatantly obvious based on a headline.
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No. Autocomplete in the URL field only.

I never save anything for later, I either read it or forget it. I only regularly visit a few dozen sites, so usually the site is completed in the URL field after 1 character (such as "n" to load HN).
Are you familiar with "Uncle Hanzi"? (http://www.chineseetymology.org/CharacterEtymology.aspx?char...)

I study ShoDo, if you can be a bit more specific about what you are looking for I can maybe provide some more pointers.
Airbnb has deposit/protection. They should just charge professional cleaning if it was a mess, no?
What's so special about the kind of life humans led before the invention of agriculture? Unusual these days, sure, but...
not only that but another lame attempt to get in more bashing. This site is so easily manipulated it is getting pathetic.
No, it's theater it's like Russia trying to claim back Alaska, they probably have a better legal ground and a much bigger agency trying to (re)enforce that request via other means.
Yes, I quite realise that with my bookmarks its the equivalent of on-line hoarding. I keep all of mine in pinboard though so it's fairly well organised hoarding.

I was using delicious up from 2004 - 2014. I just realised I never actually closed my account there. Think I'd better close it to keep the hoarding to a minumum.
The answer is no, we all know this. It's an unfortunate title that provokes useless knee-jerk reactions. The author's main point is in the last three paragraphs:

>Three centuries before the ancestors of Mr. Trump landed on United States soil, there were Mexicans in that northern territory known as New Spain and Mexico. But neither they nor their descendants are even symbolically part of American national pride; rather they are objects of stereotyping or emblems of a disgraceful past that has remained, to a great extent, in obscurity. It is time for it to come fully into the light, to be recognized and vindicated.

>For us Mexicans, this is the chance for a kind of reconquest. Surely not the physical reconquest of the territories that once were ours. Nor an indemnification that should have been much greater than the feeble amount of $15 million that the American government paid, in installments, for the stolen land. We need a reconquest of the memory of that war so prodigal in atrocities inspired by racial prejudices and greed for territorial gain.

>But the best and most just reparation would be American immigration reform that could open the road to citizenship for the descendants of those Mexicans who suffered the unjust loss of half their territory.
No, it is dredging up an old cow in order to push back against the idiocy of Trump.

Sinking to the level of your opponent isn't going to improve matters. I sympathize with the Mexicans in the current situation, there is a lot to be worried about. But any kind of solution or argument should face a practicality test first and this one will simply waste a whole bunch of time.

It would be akin to the Dutch and the Germans going back a few hundred years in order to redraw our borders (or better yet, the Poles, the (Bela)-Russians and the Germans).
It's not all that far from the truth in the US. Why should India be different?
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