skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's loading now, but only seems to render properly on Chrome and Firefox. (Anyone try Edge or IE?)

On iOS and macOS Safari, the grid becomes a single column, with all of the cells overlapping along in the right-side column.
There have been dozens of page recommender units, which have come and gone.
Well, maybe it's a bit more complicated than that.
It's certainly true that if you're using a water filter to remove something dangerous rather than remove "hardness" or "chlorination", then you're going to want a certification (and regularly test to see if the RO filter is still working). I'd put ship, cistern, and catchment on that list of critical filters.

However, if your decision is primarily based on flavor (as the article's is) or mineral build-up, then it's not clear that it's so important since you're drinking the water anyway!

I'd note that one brand you may be referring to (although it's true for others) has both "residential" and "professional" series. The latter are WQA Certified (NSF/ANSI 58 & 53)... although you won't find them listed on the NSF website, they are both ANSI and SCC (Canada) certified.

http://yourwaterfilterguide.com/difference-apec-water-reside...

https://www.wqa.org/learn-about-water/faqs
No offense, but how do you know?
Because the summer students thought it would be funny to joke about the insane conspiracy theories regarding CERN
Sure, that would be efficient, in a limited sense. But not if you included quality of life in the calculation. Or even productivity. And mainly, it's a dubious reductio ad absurdum.
Indeed. Zuck was forced to backtrack his denials following the election, and is now committed to tackling fake news. They sing a very different tune now.
I stand corrected. I'd read ours recently, as I was curious. It was essentially an inherited document from the first cable company to build a network for the city.

It specifically noted it was non-exclusive, but I assumed that was the exception rather than the rule.
Automating UI tests for today's web apps is impossible without CSS testing
Meet the Data Brains Behind the Rise of Facebook
They talk a lot about the blue color here:

https://atlassian.design/guidelines/marketing/foundations/co...

"Meet Pacific Bridge. It's our hero color, and is also affectionately known as B400. We use this blue to help us reinforce our presence and unify our touch points from marketing to product. It's sharp and clear, making it bold and optimistic, while at the same time it's soft and inviting, ..."
I don't see where GP ever claimed that the US was forward looking?
> ...rural areas (more in the American South than other places I've been, but still in general) have more than their share of bitter, racist, sexist, intolerant, xenophobic, self-righteous people.

Take any high-tech city like Boston, San Jose, Mountain View, Seattle, and so on. Check what percentage of blacks work alongside whites. Now do the same in a place like Greensboro, NC or Petersburg, VA. Tell me which is more integrated.
list examples of 'good' regulation
In what year? The DRAM market changed between 1987, 1988, and 1989, for example.
"...a practice pioneered in the 90s by “8 CDs For A Penny!” Columbia House"

LOL. Try 1950s. I love how Millennials think everything was "pioneered" in the 90s and 2000s.
Princes of Yen: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ac7ap_MAY

Rise then neoliberal fall.
I have an idea to identify the uuid and other identifier type parts and encode them up as numbers. The file radix_coder.js is working toward this. So we cover a few formats like guid base64 digits base36, to get a little bit more gain.

But my initial experiments suggest it's just a little gain. Digits go to 68%, base36 to 90%, and then we also have to add in the prefix to indicate we are switching encodings.
Apple’s Q2 earnings in five charts
Carmel is a seaside town in California.
"With that being said, Saujani's tweet read a bit rude. Open-minded discussion is key to moving forward with understanding. We'll never get anywhere if we always shut down those that we don't agree with on certain issues."

Exactly. On top of it, the complicit thing is nonsense when talking about a daughter of an authoritarian, barely-negotiable father whose the President of the U.S.. She's better off trying to carefully reign him in behind closed doors while endorsing or funding good things he'd ignore. There's scenarios where a family member might turn up the heat to try to leverage out some concession. Maybe she could get those concessions. We don't see most of her critics taking risks that huge, though. It's always easier to ask someone else to take the Big Fall while making smaller, steady sacrifices if any at all given some activism feels very rewarding.

I imagine Girls Who Code is in the latter category of putting work in, getting some stress due to resistance, and with steady rewards (esp appreciation) from the Girls Who Code. Totally unlike pissing off a dictator in a quasi-police state regularly in public. Most people don't like anxiety or terror all day as payment for whatever popularity that might bring.
Haha wut?
I scraped all the Etsy stores about 4 years ago and ~80% of stores had never sold more than 20 items. Ever. In aggregate over several years for many stores.

They started as "people above profits" but in reality it was all resellers because that's what did volume. They turned the other cheek and allowed them to take over. They eventually changed policies and alienated a lot of real artisans. That strategy boosted revenue of course but removed their core differentiator.

It's hard to turn down revenue and growth, even moreso when investors are involved. But like most empires, you eventually fall from overextension.
Why can't mozilla create a default hosted version like disqus? The requirements are too heavy weight for most small blogs.
All political discussions are stream of conscious. It is no accident I selected that format.
Scumbag Uncle Sam
Yep. If you're out on a trip when a hurricane hits and you get back home a couple days later, they'll have cut the fallen trees in your driveway and boarded up the windows without even bothering to call you.
Maybe we shouldn't compare ourselves to authoritarian shitholes.

Maybe we should compare ourselves to a country where a Constitution applies and unreasonable searches and seizures doesn't happen.

Maybe we can strive to be better rather than race to the bottom.
You've left crucial information: at what stage do you get rejected?

If you're not even invited for interviews, then your resume needs work. Have someone review it and provide feedback.

To improve your resume, do some open source projects, blog about programming things, have a decent website with portfolio. Do something to stand out from the crowd.

If you get the interviews but bombing them, then you probably need to improve your algorithm skills. There are plenty of websites to help with that (https://www.google.com/search?q=programming+interview+questi...).
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Yes. And said costs include negative externalities that I mentioned.
Yes that is actually a rather faithful rendering of the types of ideas and possible future paths or use cases I had in mind. Thank you for saying that.
If you're interested in this sort of subject, Thomas McCraw's book Creating Modern Capitalism: How Entrepreneurs, Companies, and Countries Triumphed in Three Industrial Revolutions gives excellent overviews of how the economies of Japan and Germany operated before, during, and after the war.

One interesting and counter-intuitive fact I learned is that both countries came out of the war with a significantly greater industrial capacity than they had beforehand. Despite the enormous devastation, the wartime build-up was even more immense, and left both countries poised for recovery.
I am more than happy for you to think that I am ignorant and that there is no evidence out there.

I'm not here to go dig up details for you.

This all started with you saying that it was "almost certainly pure fiction" without providing any evidence for that claim, while at the same time criticising someone for providing no evidence for the opposite view. You still haven't given your evidence for saying it's almost certainly pure fiction.

If someone said that the idea that people have walked on the moon was "almost certainly pure fiction", and that person also complained that people saying that people have walked on the moon haven't given a shred of evidence, then it'd be reasonable to ask them what their evidence was for it being almost certainly pure fiction.

Why is it almost certainly pure fiction?
This is seriously a no shit award. How long did it take to research?
Why? I always thought Microsoft was actually better at hardware than software. Although admittedly I'm mostly referring to mice and keyboards.

But they already have the Surface Book, and it's a very nice machine. Why would you think the Surface Laptop won't be good?
AFAIK that's a custom blend of alcantara which is also used in high-end sports and luxury vehicles for interior.

And honestly, I'd prefer fabric over slit wrist inducing metal Apple uses which also makes the laptop toasty underneath.
I think the problem is that by the time your phone knows WiFi is non-viable (e.g. it's sent, retried, timed out), you've probably screwed whatever connection you were hoping to make.

Short of hammering the AP with test transmissions (oh no, battery life) when the connection starts to get below a certain level, not sure how it could solve this before the user attempts to do something.
Any publicly available equivalent tools?
[X] other

Some interesting patterns in the data which don't quite line up with accepted theory but aren't statistically conclusive.
> I often balance my coffee on my Macbook, so I can only see this ending in stains and sadness.

Oh, the humanity! Why would you do such a thing? Are you a modern day Kozmo Kramer?
Yes, I disagree. Why does/did RSA require a patent?
Knowing the language itself is not that hard. It's big, but manageable. Obviously there will always be corner cases where you need your language lawyer hat (and the copy of the Standard), but those exist for pretty much any language.

The library is more complicated, especially once you get to iostreams and locales. But also less of an issue in this scenario.
yeah, what business does an enterprise operating systems company have trying to make video game consoles anyway?
Windows 10 S works with any Windows app available in the Store. Win32 apps have been available in the store since quite some time now and all 10 S users have a free upgrade to 10 Pro as long as their machine supports it till end of 2017 and for $50 thereafter.
This would be great to achieve in code. I'm not confident of being able to do that now, sans machine learning or something like that. And I don't have any strong ideas about how to do the kind of semantic shortening that we as humans are mostly able to successfully do. But I think it would represent a kind of ideal. And if I was able to do what I'd like to include it in this code.
I'm not sure where you got this information, but it is incorrect. Corrected for digestibility, it is not ideal, but is still complete: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complete_protein
this deserves more upvotes
Because your users are running it?
Yes, like an atrocious wife
Know any good resume review services that are free or really cheap?
i usually tape a trackball to the blank center of the kinesis
Beyond Star Trek’s VISOR: How a GPU-Powered Visual Aid Allows the Blind to ‘See’
Fabric on a keyboard? These people are nuts. These will become grimy and gross in no time.
Que hacer el PRIMER DIA en el GYM
Some Win32 apps, and it is doubtful that some apps will ever be offered in it. Steam, for example.
There are a lot of websites (mostly full-time home-based coding job) out there where you can post your Résumé, etc.

Also, while you still have a lot o' free time, do some swing trading in the stock market to earn some bucks.

At this point (been coding for 4 years) I even consider leaving my full-time programming job to focus on stocks and just do part-time coding.
This is so cool. I realize this might be some sort of a joke, even if the specification part is actually something you're working on! Stranger rfc's have happened right?

But I actually think something like a binary format for URLs that tries to be a space efficient as possible is pretty useful. At least it's something that I want. That's some of the idea that contributed to me trying to make this.
I would like to be a fly on the wall during the meeting where they decided to add the "carpet."

Maybe they are trying to protect our hands from the cold metal, or mitigate the damage of coffee spills.

Regardless, that fabric will get dirty and smelly eventually (think dead skin cells). No matter how clean you are.
What did the bootcamp teach?

There aren't a lot of full time front end only, javascript only roles around, which are the only two skills you've listed.

For employability you need to expand to something more common on the back end like c#/java and especially sql.
That "other direction" is much more significant, at this point.

For every Kickstarter/Indiegogo project that's cloned by a Chinese manufacturer (e.g, Fidget Cube), there's probably at least 10 or 20 "projects" created to resell something that's already available. It's a huge issue for the credibility of both sites.
Google, Facebook, and Amazon? Many of my friends believe that Google's new Austin office might lead to other tech companies to move here, but that's just speculation.
I don't understand your point in the slightest.

I don't (usually) drink cola for the caffeine, as far as I'm concerned that's just there as a legal way of getting customers chemically addicted to their product. I didn't think many people (consciously) bought it specifically for the caffeine at all.

As for diet - I also don't drink it because I want to ingest sugar. I have plenty of food energy available to me as a first world person living in 2017 and if anything, too much of it. The sugar is there purely to make the drink taste good. I didn't think anyone else really drank it for the purposes of ingesting sugar either. In some drinks (No for Dr. Pepper, but yes for Pepsi), I find the artificial sweetener tastes perfectly acceptable.

I drink cola because it tastes good and satisfies thirst. Not because I want caffeine or sugar. Those two things are bad for me.

Since I don't want the caffeine, and I'm satisfied with the taste of artificial sweetener, I drink caffeine-free diet cola. It still satisfies the goal of quenching thirst and tasting good.

What's your argument?
> All vegetables are to be rinsed, even the things in Trader Joe's packages that say "Triple Washed, Ready to Use." Almost no claim on the package should be trusted, ever. <

This is really good advice. Food contamination happens, even in your triple washed, plastic bagged veggies.
Kind of on-topic, does anyone know what's the smallest industry made USB keyboard/button presser one can find?

I'm talking small as in, number of keys. Ideally just one or two keys and a USB connection so that you can interact with a computer.

Think like a clicker.
Again, please understand that the NSA uses a non-English definition of the word "collect".

The NSA calls getting data and copying data to its datacenters "interception".

It calls having a human NSA employee read that data, "collection". 99.999% of the data it copies to its datacenters is not "collected".

The NSA copies all your phone calls and emails and web browsing and so on. ALL. It only reads some of them. Each of these articles is always written about one particular narrow NSA program, ignoring other very-similar programs, in order to minimize the apparent spying going on. For this article, the 151M records being talked about are one tiny program to query telephone call records generated by US phone companies. This is like 0.01% of what the NSA pays attention to. The NSA is already intercepting the full call anyway! But that's a different program...
Yeah, switching to decaf coffee still set off my addiction, just not as strongly as full strength. It still has something like 10% as much as normal coffee. I can still detect the slight high.
This shouldn't be too surprising, as caffeine itself has a flavor. It is somewhat bitter, which is one reason why it's particularly common in root beer.
I'm not sure I understand this one.

But I had the idea you might mean, it doesn't have a human readable prefix identifying what kind of encoding it is.

That's still something I'm considering. I haven't thought that much about it but some ideas that I've glanced at are : data:, urizip:, https://un.co as prefixes.
It doesn't seem like they even remotely controlled for different graduation/student sizes so of course the big public universities beat Ivy League.

Not trying to denigrate those universities more just an observation of terrible link bait reporting.

That said I wouldnt expect Harvard/Yale etc to be high up because their big cachet is business and law
Is there a chance the track could bend?
There's nothing inherently dense about American "coastal cities". In the U.S., density is primarily related to age--how large a city was prior to the invention of the automobile. With the exception of the oldest cities in the north east, most U.S. coastal cities are not particularly dense unless they are also quite old. LA is a prime example.
Why most strategies fail? There are # of reasons
Patents don't purport to offer protection for ideas.
This kinds really messes with candidates brains in a way. A descent coder I know gets a billion interview requests in linkedin but after completing a number of loops she got all rejects. She now firmly believes she doesn't get accepted coz she's not a male.

There's only so many rejects you can get before you say "fuck it! I'm gonna choose another career path, this was a waste of time, money and energy"
It can be a really handy diet tool, depending on your situation. I lost 35% of my bodyweight and part of my reward system was a diet soda. Mostly caffeinated, but when I've had too much caffeine, like maybe I took a Jetalert or something, it's nice to have the no caffeine decaf option. Zero calories + sweet is very nice on the system when you're aiming to get the most out of the calories you are eating.
The same as it would be if the gay couple or transgendered people weren't there.
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> As with all things though, 95% success with viral excision via CRISPR, in conjunction with 95% success via immunotherapy [2], and 95% from standard anti-retrovirals [3], get's you pretty good 99.9999% coverage.

I wonder if several narrow CRISPR payloads simultaneously would achieve the same effect since any survivors would need n many mutations simultaneously.
That was voluntary and almost like charity. Subscription services would require payment.
This issue has been fixed in upstream. https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RHDENG-1320
Please try it again after some time.
Everybody I know and his cat has read the book. Give us another book. How about reprinting the old adgrok blog posts about why SF is better than nyc because person in NYC is significant only if they showed up in the Sunday marriage section, whereas the SF guy can build something out of thin air and climb the rings of Fame. I dug that.
What makes this a clone?
Oh, that's a bug! Thank you. Fragment links ought to work.

I'll open an issue.

Issue: https://github.com/dosaygo-coder-0/urizip/issues/1
This looks awesome. I have missed the Gateway 2000 AnyKey keyboard since my last one died a number of years ago, and perhaps this will fill that role.
I like the new Autoplay toggle. Autoplay is honestly the most annoying feature I've ever seen in a top-20 modern website. Anyone have theories as to why it received such amazing enough A/B-testing results that they decided to keep it?
So their entire business model is lightning which came around 2 years after they launched? How did they convince investors to give them $76m prior to their entire business model existing?
Whois simple lookup domain availability
Yeah?

I mean, I use Google products all the time. But I have multiple accounts ready to go, and everything important backed up offline, because I work in IT, and I've dealt with too many horror stories.

Google products work wonderfully until they don't, and the trigger to account loss may be a complete accident. And there is virtually no recourse when it does.

Their systems are not as foolproof as people seem to think. I've gotten other people's pictures in my photostream, and other people's appointments in my calendar. I'm sure it goes the other way, too, and that is something that 100% should be on your mind whenever you use their services.
No, I think you do know exactly nothing. What you believe you do know may be completely wrong since you have no first hand experience and read things filtered through the cultural biases that exist in each of us, and when applied to another culture, finds ways to on the one hand exoticize it, on the other to denigrate it and it's people.
No, that's wrong. Traditional hiring practices are good at separating the wheat from the chaff. Only the incompetents who are rejected bitch about it.
Is there any kind of conflict of interest when a board member names themselves CEO? Or is this considered OK in corporate governance circles? (Or is just "Beware when swimming with the sharks"?)
How would that help? Each reseller could just create a unique GTIN for each item they resold. Nothing would force them to pick the same GTIN as other resellers of the same item.
A super simple JavaScript library to build your own bot on the web
I'm glad you raised this. You should definitely be vocal regarding this to your manager and if he/she doesn't listen then raise to manager's manager.

This is unacceptable and definitely shouldn't be the norm.
Oh great! I was looking for a compression algorithm for small strings. Thank you
Quality of life is subjective. There are people that think cities are absolutely oppressive due to the crowds. Similar to how you would feel about sharing a bunk.
That's one motivation, definitely
The Electric-Car Boom Is Real
That's another motivation definitely.
And the big businesses who are supposedly "anti regulation" back lobbyists who put those regulations in place, so that new competitors have a harder time entering the market
To be technical, a port is where you take the original codebase and modify it so that it can run on a different platform. Usually it doesn't involve a complete rewrite. A clone is where you start from scratch and try to emulate the behaviour.