skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apple_II_clones
Voting rings aren't allowed here, and we ban sites and accounts that do it.
There are a few benefits to the Her interface:

1. Your hands are free to read a novel

2. You don't have to carry a screen around

3. Even if there is a small, finite set of options that you can present on a screen, you should still be able to select them verbally.

4. If you want to ask a question, or ask for a suggestion, you should be able to do so free form.

5. If "Her" knows your preferences and allergies, she can just suggest the cluster of good ones.

6. Once you know what you want, you can just tell her "the usual"

7. In the "Her" interface, the teenager will never misspeak, any more than the screen will show you the wrong picture or misunderstand your touch.

8. If there is a screen or board present, the Her interface should be able to see it as well, and sort of work with you to make a selection. <- I know some indecisive people who would love this, and their loved ones would love this even more.
Wasn't there a scene in one of the recent Bond movies where a huge pile of cash had been treated in some kind of chemical that turned it into a bomb?
Well, common sense won't tell you the amount of extra energy used, or which specific aspects of the extra application are particularly responsible for it, like this paper does.
I've fasted from ~8P to ~3P every day for coming up on 2 years and apart from making me more mindful of what I eat and drastically reducing my appetite I've experienced basically no other health benefits. IF is increasingly well studied and it is not especially amazing.

(I like it a lot. Just saying.)
I'm just making the simple point that however hot the rock is, it will cool down when you pour enough water on it.

I don't know what the Mohorovičić discontinuity is, but I'm sure it doesn't change this physics fact.
Been the case for years. 2006, looking it up quickly.
Thanks! Feature requests welcome :)
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It shows the exact message you have quoted: write udp6....network is unreachable.
What the actual fuck? I didn't present any advice whatsoever. I merely asked why the guide recommended a backup of Google Authenticator.
Diseases hidden in ice, are waking up
> What's not to love?

For me? Basically all of that. Also now that code is highly dependent on the framework and tightly coupled.

Observables have their place for sure, I like them as a concept actually, but for me MobX is encoding an anti-pattern I try to avoid.
I usually handle this via text editor macros when I'm starting off

Start with

actionNames.txt

ADD_TODO
REMOVE_TODO

Cat that file to actionTypes.js and actions.js. In actionTypes.js, expand:

<line> to:

export const <line> = "<line>"

And in actions.js, expand <line> to something like:

export const (camelcase-string <line>) = () => {
return {
type: types.<line>,
};
};

Also instead of importing actions and actionTypes individually, I'll generally do:

import * as actions from './actions';
import * as types from './actionTypes';
dispatch(actions.addTodo(...));
My 2012 MBP is getting a bit long in the tooth, and had several software-ish issues that were totally unfixable. As a long time Linux user, I decided to switch back, and purchased a powerful laptop to replace it. I did a similar survey of distros, and haven't been happy with any of them.

Ubuntu worked fairly well in a vanilla configuration, but as a developer, I prefer a more powerful and customizable desktop UI. My preferred window manager is awesomewm, but trying to get it to integrate with Unity or Gnome-shell is pretty much impossible. If I run just bare awesome, I lose all the power management & audio niceties. I can probably set it all back up, but documentation on how to do so is slim. Additionally, installing newer software than what is provided by apt is a giant pain. You basically have to hope the vendor provides their own apt repository for you to use, and that they've updated it for Zesty.

Arch linux was by far my favorite before I switched to OSX ~10 years ago. It always has the latest software available in core. Additionally, AUR provides betas and even more esoteric software. Anything I come across here or on reddit probably already has an AUR package for it, and in the rare case it does not, it is trivial to write a PKGBUILD for it. However, installing Arch is way harder than it used to be, particularly on laptops. There's so much variety and complexity in hardware now, you could spend a month getting everything set up and it still would not be satisfactory. Power management, sound, full-disk-encryption, webcam, display hot-plugging, hardware sensors...

I used Fedora for quite awhile on a desktop before I got this laptop, and really enjoyed it. However, the latest Fedora uses wayland for everything, which doesn't work with the closed nvidia drivers, and nouveau on the 1070 in this laptop basically doesn't work. However, `dnf` is 10x better than `apt`, and I found it much easier to find copr repositories for updated software. Maybe I'll revisit once wayland and nvidia work together.

I wish there was a distro half-way in between Arch and Ubuntu/Fedora. A nice installer that autodetects and sets up hardware automatically, but still easy to hack on. The problem with the former, though, is you pretty much need the resources of Canonical or Red Hat to get it done.

Also, for the record, I love systemd. I've been using unixes for 20 years, and never managed to grok init scripts that I was comfortable creating or modifying them. Systemd (like Upstart and Launchd before it) is a huge improvement over that mess.
niche tablets or just tablets in general?

Personally I just use my iPad to watch TV shows in bed
Before the big Apple IIe order, my high school bought one of the Franklins. For all the trouble, they didn't any money if time counted. It glitched a lot.

It would have been an interesting history, if instead of cancelling the II line, Apple had kept shrinking it and reducing its price.
T3X9 also uses a table-driven operator-precedence (LR) parser for most binary operators.
but it would show up as masked or dark or low energy, then they can mark as "needs manual search". That does not require forcing "all" papers out of all bags.
Yes; I live in KC. The ones in MCI are polite, as opposed to Baltimore where they strut around barking orders.

Of course MCI had a distributed security and gates, so they are smaller and thus quieter.
Reddit is down for logged-in users
It works better than most I've used - especially most of the built in OS-level ones
I'm no expert, but a quick Google leads me to http://www.webqom.com/blog/2016_web_hosting_market_share_tre..., which states that GoDaddy is the most popular hosting provider out there.
Post PC era passed faster than teenage fads, and we are back in PC era.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say -- we can't discuss IME being a second computing system inside of your computer controlled by someome else?

Because I seem to have just done that.

We can even talk about why the existence of that system is problematic, since it gives someone else control over "your" computer.
Yeah there is a phone number. Usually it doesn't work for calls or SMS, or you can have that blocked for it. It's not worth using or thinking about. IMessage and Facetime work with email addresses, whatsapp and signal can be associated with any phone number, and don't need to use the one on your SIM card.

Doing FaceTime audio or a VOIP service is at most half-a-MB per minute, and th call quality usually way better than regular cellular. Cheap over LTE, and inconsequential over wifi.
I'm at a loss a bit, are they directly tapping underground sources of hot pressurized liquid and not using some form of heat exhanger? How would they deal with various minerals dissolved in the water from gumming up their turbines or heavy elements escaping into the environment? IIRC there was one geothermal plant (in one of the nordic countries, i don't recall which) sitting by hotsprings that had to replace their piping every few months due to mineral deposits...

random thought: Could geothermal power be considered nuclear power considering half of the Earth's internal energy comes from decaying radioactive isotopes?
What about those of us that can't afford first class!
Why Software Engineers Disagree About Everything (Railsconf 2017)
thanks for the rec on attrs-- cool stuff!
Would you people please stop this?

Every single one of these bogus votes was dropped by our software, and the hundreds of spam accounts you've created have been detected by our software and banned. None of this is going to work, and HN readers would immediately flag your submissions anyway. You're just wasting your time and ours.
Yeah, python is pretty great. But racket keeps on getting more and more interesting in my opinion, and I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up becoming a real cradle to grave system. Compared to python it still seems light on "industry" mind-share - but growing economic systems like python or ruby takes a lot of time.
And it is arguably even more pervasive in the global HPC leader, the department of energy.
A Portrait of Julian Assange as a Revolutionary and a Misogynist
So, if you go to Cloudflare's abuse form (https://www.cloudflare.com/abuse/form) they do state:

> CloudFlare will notify the site owner and, where appropriate, the web hosting provider for the site in question.

That being said, it's in body sized font, in a huge block of text, and if I wasn't looking for it, I wouldn't see it.

So, it's "stated" but probably not very clear that abuse reports may be forwarded. As a webmaster/previous ISP, I expect (again, prior knowledge here) that abuse complaints will be forwarded. But, does the average person? Probably not.

My $0.02 - Cloudflare states it, but they need to make it much more clear if they intend to keep the policy, or possibly revise the policy. However, bad UI seems a weak reason to vilify them.

----

Edit: Actually, they state it twice - including right before the submit button in larger font size. It's pretty hard to miss.
Lock-in is a natural consequence of having a platform. It's perfectly normal and happens without even making any explicit attempt at having lock-in. Any time you provide a platform and people build on top of it, you have automatic lock-in. This has nothing to do with "fair competition".
Data cleansing + pipelining requires a certain degree of cleverness.
Really appreciate not only the work put into Synapse, but also the release and maintenance of it. Its been very helpful for projects where I've used it.
there's a book along those themes. a corporation's power was measured in "cam feet", and the main plot revolved around the theft of a stack of punchcards with some important algorithm or other on them.
Having have to debug for every platform's web engine isn't worth it.

100MB sounds stupid but it's stupider to lose the cross platform compatibility when 100MB of space isn't really much on modern systems.
Iceland?
As for the internal bleeding risks, I was wondering what the actual numbers were. This is based on one low dose aspirin a day.

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1365-2036.2006....

"These results translate into an absolute rate increase with aspirin above placebo (the incidence of cases of major GI bleeding attributable to low-dose aspirin) of 0.12% per year (95% CI: 0.070.19% per year).[20] Based on this value, 833 patients (95% CI: 5261429 patients) would need to be treated with low-dose aspirin instead of placebo to cause one major GI bleeding episode during a 1-year period (i.e. the NNH is 833)"
OT: Once kids get bored of scratch you can use turtle with python. It complements well.
It is actually just that straightforward. In the jurisdictions where Uber has already admitted to using Greyball to avoid local authorities (eg Portland), they did so to evade laws that were directed specifically at their operation.

It is true that Uber consistently claims that laws that apply to commercial livery do not apply to them--whether it was ever true is debatable. Courts have not been sympathetic to this claim. But, regardless, now, years later, legislatures & city councils have added "ridesharing" to their laws.

Finally, regardless of Uber, there is no technicality that somehow makes obstruction of justice legal in any jurisdiction. And building a piece of software only makes it worse, as it immerses what is a criminal conspiracy to obstruct justice across many jurisdictions and involves anyone who built or used it.
Currently in beta https://protonmail.com/blog/bridge-beta-signup/
I think the point many people are missing is that this is a "new" development. All the talk about paper composition / features could overlap with other banned material cannot be new.
Nwb: a toolkit for generating modern JavaScript project boilerplate
Results of the First Annual Regional Terminology Summit [pdf]
I was curious, so I went looking. This article seems to describe what you are referring to:

http://www.cnn.com/2012/02/06/opinion/don-phillips-tsa-vipr-...
While I'm a fan of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, and I'm sure this is a well-researched article, it seems a bit odd to call it the "Modern History of Computing", given that it seems to leave off in the 1950s. Although maybe the SEP editors think that the philosophical implications of computing were all figured out by then?
Navigating the Unsupervised Learning Landscape
kinda relevant https://http.cat/
I would agree. Namedtuple has an asdict method so that reserialization to JSON is simple; you can do the same for a class.
HTTP error code 418 is defined as "I am a teapot".

That originates from an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) April fools' joke.
You're just describing DIY soylent. I've seen recipes very similar to yours on the official DIY site.
On HN it might be a sizable percentage.
Google, Microsoft, and Google?
An online collaborative editor for academics
HTTP 418 I'm A Teapot is defined in RFC 2342 - Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (HTCPC/1.0). It's intended to be returned whenever a teapot is asked to brew coffee.

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2324
Are PC sales increasing in any segment? The article mentions 2-in-1 convertible laptops "cannibalizing" tablet sales, but I don't know if that convinces me that we are going to see the PC reign supreme again.
I'm not sure that's really a fight or flight response since passing out would leave one extremely vulnerable to harm from predators, the environment.
As phone screens get larger and laptops get slimmer and lighter, tablets become more and more useless
I don't think we'll ever be in the PC era ever again. We are in the mobile era right now, not PC era.
There's one bank I know here in Sweden that does the same with cards + reader, ICA Banken. Most others use dedicated hardware tokens.
Oh, I incorrectly assumed this was a project which was coming from Uber's engineering team. If i wouldn't have read this thread, I would have kept thinking that.

Not saying you should change its name or put a warning on the page, but I wanted to bring my confusion to the surface so you're aware.
The BBC's 404 error is one of the last remaining places where you can see Bubbles the Clown, known by Brits of a sufficient age from the BBC Test Card.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/404

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_Card_F
i think most people who have a tablet are still able to do all the things they want to do on their tablet. No reason to upgrade.
Pretty cool that the motion sensors on mobile will let you tip the teapot.
The Intel note mentioned a local vulnerability that allowed local non root users to provision AMT as well. That sounds like at least one more, different, issue.
Yes, Godaddy sells lots of shared hosting at insane margins.

These insane margins help pay for a big abuse department.

Most dedicated hosting providers don't have as big margins because they can't stuff 1000+ customers on one server.

Most dedicated hosting providers don't have very big abuse departments, or any abuse department at all.
I'm pretty sure this will Baader-Meinhoff it into recognition for you. It's in the A1 level vocab, and I would see it on signs outside of Spätis and phone stores on a daily basis.
Yeah, but one of my PC's is a Surface Pro now, which as far as I can tell is a tablet by the article's definition.
I don't really feel too emotionally tied to this as a museum piece. A museum piece is something like a Mona Lisa or a piece of he moon. Something that's not a consumer item and symbolizes the apex or formation of something. This is more of an engineering prototype. It's very interesting as a technical specimen. But archeologists aren't going to use it in 5000 years to understand contemporary (to now) culture.

Having said that, total nerd out. I wish I had that level of technical chop.
I doubt they'd run one of these to ship Teslas. You can just throw them on a car carrier ship and have them anywhere in the world within a few weeks. You'd only be able to fit maybe 12 cars in there but it could cost in excess of $200k to run the flight anywhere outside the continent (rough numbers)
Why does ethnicity/gender matter here?
Rescale (YC W12) Is Hiring Software Engineers in San Francisco
If you want to stay up to date on Ethereum, I've heard there's a fantastic weekly email newsletter that's worth reading: http://www.weekinethereum.com
The Horror in the Standard Library
I'm not sure I understand what you are asking but, plea bargains do not involve providing unrelated user data to the feds or cooperating in future unrelated matters..
"kill the rich" is still a different standard of justice.
The NVIDIA K1 Shield is pretty nice and I really like its form factor. I have it flashed with Lineage OS though.
This big spring just came to Canada to cure back aches and pains
HTC U 11: USB-C, 3.5 mm jack adapter and SuperLCD5 display Render
Unfortunately, this teapot server doesn't implement most of the commands from the spec. When you try to send a BREW, PROPFIND, or WHEN request, it returns a 405 error (method not allowed). When you POST, it replies that a length is required (411 error), but using post instead of BREW is deprecated.
Serverless: How We Bootstrapped Our Startup by Skipping Half the Work
At some point I think we just have to accept that, like most automobiles, all the things we want come with a complexity cost, and eventually the complexity is too much for the average person, and then too much for even most exceptional people. Compartmentalization helps this somewhat, even if it initially looks like the opposite.

You can still build a hot rod without too much advanced knowledge. Want to include anti-lock brakes? What about traction control? What about variable valve timing? At some point even the savants will start acquiring whole systems to drop in as needed, as needed. Systemd is to sysinit what a brand new aluminum or magnesium alloy modern engine is to a 70's cast iron engine. It's not something you want to mess with too much, and it has a bunch of inputs and outputs you probably don't care about, but it's designed for what it's used for. If I was buying a new car, I want the modern engine unless I expect to need to do a bunch of maintenance myself.

This is the normal progression technology takes. It's fine to still run your own distro, just as it's fine to build your own car, but let's not delude ourselves into thinking the custom distro not the hot rod are just as good general purpose devices, even if they may well be better for a specific subset of things (and that subset may well fit what you care about).
> For me, what Uber did is akin to avoiding roads that are known speed traps

They operated in cities and other areas where they were explicitly prohibited from doing so.

They camouflaged their activities (e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14270534) and shadowbanned regulators

So, not only did they not avoid the metaphorical "speed traps", it's more like they covered over the license plates and intentionally sped through them.
In what way is a voluntary network of independent miners a central authority?
Part of ergonomics is simplicity about what the thing you're looking at actually is.
"Salt Ponds of San Francisco Bay"
Fabfiles and Kubernetes: Automating SSH with Kubernetes Nodes
> Maybe there's a difference when you're protecting others?

I think the difference is that if you are disobedient in the (current) USA then you will be dragged through an actual justice system and get the chance to make a case for future law changes etc.

People persecuted in Nazi Germany did not get the chance to argue their case in a court of law or public opinion. They just got taken away.
I still get frustrated by keyboard and typos and I've been out of 4th grade for a long time! Anyway, learning to deal with those issues is, I think, a positive part of the process that has to happen eventually. The Processing IDE is pretty good at lending a helping hand as well.
Wars are not won by military genius or decisive battles
Yes. It's awesome.

Also, the cup fills up.
Mostly copying and pasting from my previous comment for visibility.

It works similarity to addict, but does have important distinctions and IMO seniority (was in my 'reusables' pypi project named 'Namespace' before addict existed. Just finally spun it into it's own project).

Biggest differences:

* Box will convert items added to the object after creation, addict does not

* addict only acts as a defaultdict, Box can act as either regular or a recursive defaultdict

* Box updates it’s __dir__ so that attributes (keys) are tab completed in stuff like IPython

* Box has a lot of other features, such as being able to auto convert with spaces to attributes, freezing the box, and built in JSON / YAML handling.
Ask HN: Is Google mass blocking android devices?
I usually fix phones/tablets and laptops on my free time for people, I have noticed that this last months there has a been a big increase in people that bring me their phones locked because they hace forgotten their last email account used on their phone, its pretty much like icloud, but most of my clients dont even use the google services they only create a random account for downloading apps from the appstore and never use it again.
Faster, leaner and better Next.js
Also, neither system's proof of work is based on NP-hard problems.
Ok, so I went to the Cloudfare abuse form [0] to see the specifics.

It asks for a whole lot of information (including full name and email address) and at the bottom states:

"By submitting this report, you consent to the above information potentially being released by CloudFlare to third parties such as the website owner, the responsible hosting provider, law enforcement, and/or entities like Chilling Effects."

It's pretty clear therefore that they mean all of information provided and not just the reason for the complaint.

0: https://www.cloudflare.com/abuse/form
If I had leukemia, I'd love some possibly-mad-cow-tainted blood/marrow from an otherwise healthy donor.
It's still a thing, see: http://www.redcrossblood.org/donating-blood/eligibility-requ...

I lived in Germany for three years in the '00s so I'm ineligible.
That's one way to go about it. But sometimes, even a portfolio may not be possible. Maybe someone never really thought about putting their code up on Github. So there are some slightly tricky situations where you need to ascertain how someone writes code without a portfolio or a Github profile.