skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a good one, the kind i was looking for. However, I couldn't find the camera option. Are you sure the integration is possible? Do you have any links?
Clearly, enough people have a "why" that they are more focused on the "how". If you can't figure out a "why" for yourself, then you probably shouldn't bother. No article written by a stranger is going to give you the "why".
Interesting it's not something I've noticed before. I'm 99% we don't have these in the UK (although on country roads there will sometimes be a sign indicating a sharp bend).
thanks for the links!
Study settles debate over origins of ants and bees
Seems to be fixed. Project is licensed under the MIT license.
If you need the latest versions so badly, why don't you just compile from source instead of waiting 4 months?
The "patent capital" area in NL is centered around the area where ASML and NXP is located too. These two giants bring around the whole semiconductor market up and make them famous for the innovation/patents
when you talk about "strategizing" are talking about finding and conceptualising new technologies or looking at your competitors?
> Systems where debuggers are difficult to access totally exist, of course! But, IME, they're pretty rare by comparison

It's often hard to run a stepping debugger when you have an embedded hardware
at hand. It's equally hard to run such a debugger when you have multi-threaded
code. And the same stands for virtually any system that works with network
directly, where timeouts are plentiful.

Also, good luck with a debugger in this modern architecture of microservices
that happens to be hype nowadays.
Some organizations can't (due to regulation) or won't (due to privacy/security concerns) give their email list to third parties. That eliminates most of the third party MTAs as they all maintain sending lists, logs etc.
The problem of speed limit overuse is small or non-existent in western Europe, but common in central and eastern Europe - it's even recognized by our officials as a huge problem causing crashes.

Not only there are speed limits before sharp turns, but unnecessary small limits in regular turns or on straight motorways, which makes people go over the limit even when the limit makes sense.
Which studies? What did they show? Again, the fact that some guy claims a study shows he is right does not count for evidence.
If you want to track opens and some more metrics independent of your mailing solution you should try mailspice.com

(Disclaimer: Developer of mailspice)
This is all for and dandy, except he wasn't practicing engineering, as per their own definitions.
Thanks for that!

Oh and for the sake of completeness: I'm not in any way affiliated with SpiderOak, though I suppose some of my post history mentions SO quite often as I'm a rather heavy user of their services.
Pretty much any ARM based flight controller board would be programmable...
There's a subreddit dedicated to that: r/VFIO
> MacOS 10 wasn't rebranded from OS X until 2016

X means 10 in latin.

Look at old MacOS X 10.3 books, X always stood for 10.
As soon as you stopped enforcing, people would speed again.
Can we learn from eugenics? (1999) [pdf]
"Through" and "trough" are different words.
> Dropbox Paper is basically a newer, better version of Hackpad.

How do you create cross links between pages in Paper?
Thanks. I was hoping it was just this.
Well that's how I run my life and I know a lot of other people do that as well.

We used to talk about having "Fuck You" money back in the day.

What was the amount of cash required to get off the system.

Turns out it isn't that much, and it would be even less if the system was geared around that mentality.

I need groceries, some nice olive oil a nice clean bathroom, perhaps a bottle of wine and watch a couple of movies.

Just provide that to everyone and lay out the propaganda to set the bar that this is all you need.

If you want more than that, taxation should go through the roof on an exponential scale, and not to be fed into the military, but fed to others to get them to the same basic standard.

Anyone with billions in their bank account should be very embarrassed by that fact, and I hope they are.

People have to sleep at night, even them.
I feel like you're still begging the question. The proposition is not really "SendGrid vs Self-hosted SendGrid", but "Self-hosted SendGrid vs any IMAP/SMTP server":

> Free: I can run Postal on my own hardware, with no usage limits or costs other than the VPS or AWS costs.

So is postfix.

> Independent: I'm not relying on a third-party to provide core features.

What features? This is the crux of the question. What do you actually need that justifies having to maintain a web application?

> Private: Maybe I don't want to hand over a list of my user's email addresses to SendGrid.

Again... so is Postfix.
Now you can delete GitHub comments in the issues
He didn't bother to do the extra work required (in After Effects) to progressively superpose the seat over the screen in a credible manner. Video edition is much more time consuming when moving objects get in front of the faked screen.

He's probably using basic Mocha for AE tracking... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaH9YHY4aEo
Except he didn't use it in violation of the law. He wasn't performing professional work, nor was he designing something for construction or any of the other defintions of "practicing engineering"
This is somewhat offtopic to the OP's question but I've been wondering about something mildly related for some time.

What sort of price range would I be looking at for a homemade long-range drone (I assume a plane) that could fly fairly high for a while and carry 10kg+ of weight?

I ask this as someone completely ignorant of aviation; I'm not sure what sane values of "fairly high" and "fly for a while" actually are.

For "fairly high" I'd say "can it be high up enough to be hard to see and hear from the ground?" (Binoculars are fine; camera zoom lenses win everything and trying to fight those would be stupid.)

For "fly for a while" I'm curious if I'd be able to fit enough gas (I don't expect batteries to work for this) to run for 20 minutes, or even an hour or maybe more.

I'd be interested in what a cost gradient for 10kg, 20kg, etc would look like.

This is just a "how much would it cost to carry things around" back-of-my-mind question I've been mentally noodling for a while.

I don't honestly need super-specifics; back-of-the-envelope ballpark figures would be great. (I expect Amazon will nail drone delivery in practice; not trying to plan business ideas or anything.)

--

Also - what's out there that can fly for an hour+, and which is reasonably "positionable", as in something I can get to hover in place for short periods? (ie, a plane needs to fly straight to stay in the sky, so that doesn't work)
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Are you saying that you think IRBs are a waste by design, or that the way IRBs are typically implemented makes them so as a side effect?
>> where frontend/backend config can change as often as every few seconds

That's a red flag. Don't make architectures where you depend on crazy requirements like that.
This is interesting, but it seems to mostly be focused on violations rather than crashes. I can see how the two might be related. But I also somewhat suspect that early into red violations may not be the type of red light running that causes accidents the most.
Yeah I don't think it's that simple. In my current job (team of 30) we work with lots of very large corps (telcos, finance, airlines, etc), and I've been exposed to the internal workings of their IT & dev teams, and in almost all cases I've seen intense mismanagement and high-stress environments.

Imagine the stress that comes with figuring out new tech and solving new problems at the level of a startup, and then cross that with the financial stakes, entrenched processes and the management abstraction that exist in a large corporation, and you can see how big corps have their own versions of the same problem..

The combination of feeling like you're responsible for solving massive problems but have none of the ability to influence or determine how they will be solved is a terrible situation to be in.
Interesting. How do I pm you?
Except the board has no standing to tell him what he can call himself. Just because they don't want him to use the title doesn't mean they can bend their own laws
Here's an example of what you can get on an iPhone with a 15 second exposure I just shot out my window: http://imgur.com/a/r2YKX

Look at the detail added to the mountains in the background

I used Camera+ which stitches together images similarly to the article
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Everyone bringing up how things are in different countries from Switzerland to Germany needs to stop it.

There are fundamental differences in the way people in different countries approach driving and nothing's going to change that.

Swiss and Germans LIKE FOLLOWING RULES. It makes them happy (source: I work with a lot of both and they will frequently make statements like "Rules exist for a reason. If everyone just followed them the world would be better for all." Yes, I jump straight to Hitler with my counterarguments)

Americans do not. To an extreme detriment to their own health and safety (see: Airbag regulations that assume Americans won't have their seat belt on - a basic prerequisite to driving for literally everyone else on the planet. See also: socialized healthcare being "controversial").
Radboud University connects first click-on arm prosthesis to nerves
Not entirely true. Sourceforge bundles things with their installers.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8849950

But you could always get a normal installer even then, and I think (don't quote me on that, I never really used SF) Sourceforge stopped doing that after their acquisition ?
This would be an effective way for an advanced adversary to suddenly estlish a powerful distributed frontline of bots, by infiltrating, say, the CNN or ESPN feed. Depending on the signal detail, it might be possible to feed it into an audio or visual source being filmed, though that seems doubtful.
I personally would have been dead at 16 and had a bum knee at 21 without modern medicine.
Read the Wikipedia article about XMP. It's a newer metadata format to Exif and IPTC. XMP comes from Adobe, it contains a lot of Adobe strings in the XML schema.

I wrote about the metadata handling in Explorer/shell32. It's a light version of what was tried out with WinFS.
This is perhaps the only way. Get the customer to irritate security exploits.

Nice thinking though
thanks package manager, you're useless
> And it alo supported tags with hierarchy (eg "City/New York/Manhattan").

This is kind of OT, but F-Spot on Linux supported hierarchical tags, as well, and I loved it. Was really sad when it was discontinued and distros replaced it with Shotwell.
If you want to send newsletters, try Mailwizz.

Be careful with some of the alternatives and be sure to read their source code with an empty stomach.
They're only done on motorways (~freeway) in general, and there tend to be at the very least cameras before/after each junction. Any directly on-carriageway parking places tend to be closed off, hard shoulders are for emergency use only, and service areas are considered junctions for this.

I don't think I've ever seen anywhere with them with less than, say, half a mile separation between junctions. At that point, you just get normal speed cameras.
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How is that not still a no-go for many Canadians?

I even live in a "main metropolitan areas" and can't use it because I regularly travel out of "main metropolitan areas".
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I've been VJing professionally for ~12 years with some friends and we have always exclusively used Windows machines because our internal testing showed that Macs were rarely enough to handle high-quality multi-screen projections properly. For the same price as a top of the line Mac, we were able to build a PC with roughly 2x the specs (and always a better GPU). We did however rely on Macs for QT encoding (usually PhotoJPG for best quality/size ratio), because even our fastest Windows boxes couldn't keep up with our slowest Mac (our conspiracy theory is that Apple intentionally crippled QT encoding on Windows). Over the last couple years we have switched purely to content production so we let another external company do the projections + mapping and we don't care what they use because it's doing mostly just video playback.
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Seconded. Can only highly recommend send. The license is inexpensive, you get the whole code base and can modify when needed as well. Setup is easy as integration into SES very mature at this point.
Get the hell out of SV. It's become a pressure cooker because of many, many reasons.
Your "I heard" is not a relevant response to my linked meta-analysis.
Twitter’s first quarter was a surprise, much-needed hit
Notifications has always been one of the dissonant topics in our industry. We constantly complain about interruptions in our jobs, how it kills our productivity, yet we keep inventing new ways of interrupting us.
Can you explain what that (Solus) is? The website is rather light on details. Maybe a distribution. With three different DE editions, one being 'home-grown'.

I haven't found any information about the history of the project, if it's built from scratch or based on another distribution's work. Can't even figure that out by looking at the 'how to install software' documentation - it just gives a screenshot of a GUI package installer, no clue what the package manager is.

Searching Google for Solus (or Solus Project) comes up empty or with a survival game based on the Unreal 4 engine.

What is Solus?

Edit: While their website answered none of my questions, distrowatch and wikipedia did. Started as Debian based distribution, seems to be something completely new/different now.
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I would really like to have a Linux-style OS on my smartphone and not the bloated Android Java which looks like the Win32 API re-engineered for smartphones.
I tried using Sendgrid and was surprised to find out that unless you buy an expensive plan, then:

* You get IPs from a shared pool, and the reputation is nowhere near guaranteed. In fact, many of my mails were blackholed or rejected.

* The "bad" IPs that were used by someone for spamming are not immediately removed from the pool, so you will encounter them.

The net result for me was that Sendgrid is not a solution for my transactional E-mail, because of the high risk of my E-mails getting blackholed/rejected. I use it for newsletters/marketing only.
Not at all, just because C++11, C++14 and C++17 offer lots of improvements over C++98, doesn't mean people use them.

I can assure you that at enterprise level, every time I have to integrate C++ code with our Java or .NET stacks, it looks exactly like C++ written 20 years ago, even if it was actually written last week.

Just because C++ has been vastly improved, doesn't mean everyone using it are adopting the new features, some people rather stay in Python 2 forever.
> when the only thing you want to do is sent mass emails

If that is the only thing you want to do then you should be disconnected from the internet entirely, never to be allowed to return.

We do not want your SPAM, spammer.
Is ACME an Internet standard yet? Are there any TLS CA that support it, other than LetsEncrypt?
Binadox – AI analysis of software license agreements (EULA, ToS, etc.)
Is Postal and services like Mailgun solution for a functionality where email can be viewed/replied from personal email inbox and a web app? Then somehow magically these services routes mail to relevant inboxes and the web app like Zendesk etc?
Agreed, and I can find no roadmap for it. It's a real shame.

I'm looking at moving to something a bit more application aware now, such as Traefik, which works better in my workflow anyway.

Will say though - HAProxy has been rock solid for me, and was a million times easier to configure and manage than F5 LTM for our use case.
You can probably encode a directed graph by storing the nodes as values in a dictionary which track which nodes they point too, and the keys of the dictionary would be the node identifiers. If you represent it a specific way in your program, just perform a normalisation phase after decoding, and vice versa for encoding.
The DJI Mavic Pro runs Linux. Some are working on reversing their firmware.

https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/39735-reversing-mav...
Very cool.

Unfortunately I don't use React :(
“People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices.” -- Adam Smith
Look up json pointers and you will be enlightened
That note probably won't do much for your mental health if you _know_ what's on the other side of your break. I think the OPs advice is pretty sound, give yourself some options.
That's brilliant, very happy for you!

When I was made redundant from my last job, which was a very toxic place, I was extremely happy as well - seeing as I no longer had to work for those people.

Needed the redundancy payment for the time to get myself back in mental shape, though... and then to find a new job.

I feel sad for the family of the Uber engineer.
It examined the extent to which the rear end crashes negated the economic advantages, and found that they did not fully negate the economic advantages. They instead had an economic advantage of ~40-50k USD per site per year. See pages 5, 68, 74. This is why it's important to go further into papers than just reading the abstract.
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linkerd contains some advanced features, that are not easily solvable with DNS.

By sending specific headers (and having your application forward them) one can have per request routing[1] and/or tracing[2].

[1] https://blog.buoyant.io/2016/11/04/a-service-mesh-for-kubern...

[2] https://blog.buoyant.io/2017/03/14/a-service-mesh-for-kubern...
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Why would I want to be a Microsoft MVP and how do I become one?
<meta name="GENERATOR" content="Microsoft FrontPage 6.0">

Guess he's manually updating it now ... or running FrontPage on an old PC.

Is it possible to run FrontPage on a newer PC?
What's about some great tips from advanced writers on blogging etc.? If you wish, get this blog https://nerdymates.com/
Prefix +
Not according to HN readers! Guess the SV kidz know more about business? Downvotes abound for questioning the system.
As a musician's memory faded, his family saved the music still in his head
For more recent Pentax cameras pktriggercord [1] seems to be the best option. It's a shame Pentax can't just use PTP for tethering instead of their weird extensions to the USB mass storage mode.

[1] https://github.com/asalamon74/pktriggercord
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https://bankunderground.co.uk/2015/06/30/banks-are-not-inter...

Banks create mony when they lend. Fed doesn't constain this.
I hate to be the asshole here but, this is (unusual as it may seem) not ubers fault.

I get that the guy didn't like his job there, I probably wouldn't either, but there's this thing called "quiting", that he could've tried instead of suicide.

As a software engineer I really doubt he didn't have any other options available. By that I mean I know for a fact he had a ton of other options available.

sad story, but his suicide is his own damn mistake.
> You are wrong regarding the right to modify software. It seems to say pretty clearly that you are only allowed to modify software only to make it work as intended:

That’s your interpretation of the law, the ECJ has ruled otherwise.
Short version: a service discovery, management and communication platform.

Helps the instances doing X find and talk to the instances doing Y.
>All these "generic" apps like notes, photo, project management etc will all be bought once they become successful and be consumed by one of the existing giants in the space.

It's already happening. For example, the Microsoft Office365 cloud suite of apps is looking pretty comprehensive.

>Why can't people just build products and ask for money upfront?

They can. Why can't they?

>The startup agenda is either make a billion dollar company or go home.

A certain kind of start-up with a certain kind of investment model. Lots of startups grow to be medium sized business.
And these Christians in your last example are a significant problem (or any problem) where and to whom?
The anecdote was really insightful. Would you elaborate a bit more on the false dichotomy? It looks to me that it is not a that much about a false dichotomy, but more about who is the one that decides if you are successful enough - you or somebody else.
And anyone able to communicate above the fifth grade level can present their patronising passive-aggression better than you do.

I suspect you won't understand what I just said, so I'll spell it out for it. You've just insulted your audience without providing any actual argument. You're not contributing; you're mouthing off to make yourself feel like a big man. Time to grow up.
Binary language. I can dig it
I use it during sleep and have for years. It helps me sleep but I do keep the volume low.

We got it recently at the office too and I like it. Just can't be too loud.
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Hmm... We use Sendgrid to do things like sending confirmation emails. We send a lot of them because we have a lot of customers (long may it continue ;-) ). That's what I was thinking when I read "mass emails". YMMV.
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This is clearly targeted as individual advice for a specific kind of individual. If you want to be a damned good banana farmer, it's not for you, and I think that should be fairly obvious.
I really doubt that the top 1000 employees at Yahoo would consider $100k to be "life-changing" in any really meaningful sense. That'd be ~$60k after taxes, and most of those employees live in HCOL areas where $60k really isn't going to change your life. Plus, they're the top 10%, so they're probably generally making good money and have plenty of career options.
If anyone's wondering why the toaster is there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI7tWd7B3iI
Both, and cost reduction techniques, and channels to market, etc.

In other words, setting the parameters of the space in which we then get to apply the 'T' part!
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That might make sense here if I'd thrown a rant about how Lyft was going to eat their lunch.

But I didn't.

I said, roughly, that the current model is unsustainable and loses money. If Uber is losing $2-3bn/year, and Lyft is losing $600/mn, that doesn't contradict that. People talk about Uber because they are the market leader, and because their hubris and antics add additional risk to the already shaky model (like the Waymo suit).
Ahhh. I understand. You're pilling on as way to air your grievances. It doesn't matter what the actual situation is, you feel that because you didn't have a good experience flying you want to take your shot against another target to make yourself feel better.
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It is not that big of a deal to be a NH state legislator; even though NH is one of the smallest states, it has more legislators than any other state.
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