skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Noted is the distraction from automatically changing carousels. I've found this a major area of concern -- not just carousels but any autoplay content, automatic slides, and text marquees. And beyond distraction, these elements assume a specific pace of reading and require the user to build UI understanding to get back to interesting content they glimpsed in passing. If the content is compelling enough to display, it's compelling enough to present well.
> Doing what?

Defaulting anything they should ordinary label as "purpose unknown" to "religious".

> How long have you been doing it?

Claiming that i am jumping to conclusions is ridiculous. I started the first post by saying i already thought my initial thought may have been doing that, and stated it as a feeling (subjective), and thus positioned it not as an objective fact but a hypothesis, inviting discussion. I was earnest, honest and clear. You're just being gracelessly sarcastic and dishonest.
> Whyyyy designers why?

Because A E S T H E T I C

I've yet to see any designer articulate a reasonable defense of this shit.
You can make that effort of thinking the component architecture ahead and that will definitely help. To be honest I was thinking more about props that you'll know will live inside a component but end up on the redux store anyway. I made this mistake with forms on my first react native app by having any field value on the store. I didn't really need to that and the store got bigger and bigger because of that first choice.
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Would hybrid help? Say mass driver to 1000 m/s before the rocket booster starts?
Translation: Stop getting creative. Make functional websites, not art projects.
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I think they were suggesting lossless so that you could convert it into whatever format you need.
I've been part of a few acquisitions. Given the amount of nuance in each sale, it would be tough to give useful advice without having more information.

However, I will speak towards questions you should ask of yourself. Ultimately, when you sell your company it is no longer yours. Are you ready to say goodbye? Have you taken it as far as it can go? Are you doing right by each human being in your working group? Could you handle seeing your unique culture assimilate into something bigger over time?

It's a deeply personal experience; don't forget about your own heart and your own feelings.
TFA says he was neither thin nor had a known preexisting condition. My guess is it's just one of the freak things that happen sometimes. This was a very small amount of caffeine compared to what my average coworker drinks.
Sorry, you are correct. It seems my numbers were pretty skewed.

But it is still a majority with 60% women at Swedens universities (Source: http://www.scb.se/sv_/hitta-statistik/statistik-efter-amne/u...)

But on YH (Polytechnic schools) and alike there is even a bigger majority on 69%:
http://www.metro.se/artikel/s%C3%A5-stor-%C3%A4r-kvinnornas-...

Still with those facts, the swedish government employs an extreme feministic group to suggest stuff that can empower more women in academia:
https://www.svt.se/opinion/article2925614.svt

Sure, all the numbers weren't really correct but the trend is still clear. Feminists only cares about women and really want to diminish men in every way possible.
According to the article, this young man weighed 90 kilograms. Not exactly tiny.
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Air resistance will already take care of that, depending on the orbit. (And for 3k, you aren't getting an ultra-high orbit)
Exactly. How many times have you heard of a person dying from caffeine? It's very unusual for any given person to have a fatal reaction to some drug. It's not at all unexpected for 1 person out of a billion to have a fatal reaction to some drug.
> These types of sites are far from unique. They are basically a dime a dozen.

That's not constructive criticism. You can't always create something that's unique and not a dime a dozen.
> An alien (left) and William Gibson.

Rather rude caption.
I have been working on a large React Native project for several months now. It's great for quick prototyping but once we started doing heavy database stuff it got really slow, especially on Android. Of course we could have ported that part to native code, but that kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it?
Found their datasheet too late to edit the above: "6 W at 10 Gbps, 4W at 5 Gbps" from http://www.aquantia.com/wp-content/uploads/AQN-107%20Brief%2...
"The app itself is powered by Laravel, Vue.js, Socket.io, and Node"

Is there another Laravel other than the php one? Seems odd to roll out with both php and node.js. I don't know why you would need both.

Edit: Yes, I see each has it's strengths. But that has to drive a lot of doing the same thing twice, in two languages...they both interact with the same data. I would guess time-to-market is important at launch to react to things you missed. I would have settled on one or the other. Feels like premature optimization.
Anyone can create a forum; the question is why people would actually visit this one instead of the existing alternatives. "Real-time" features don't seem like that much of a draw and Reddit et al could easily implement them if they were.
> relatively low doses

> roughly 80 to 100 cups of coffee

You and I have different definitions of "low dose".
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I agree! Our (subconscious?) arrogance of our intellect always biases the way we look at our ancestors. If we could just be more humble, we would probably be seeing more of what's there.
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No, but you could buy a fairly high end Android tablet every 2 years and the TCO over 7 years would still be comparable to the iPad, which I think is the point the GP was making.
How have people consumed caffeine for ages though?

Typically people didn't start consuming it in beverages until becoming adults due to the 'bitter' taste of Coffee.

With large Soft Drink corporations having falling sales, they seek new markets. The Energy Drink Market is a booming one(see Red Bulls rise). While soda's have had caffeine content and some energy drinks existed(Bawls, Jolt), the new 'wave' of them is something different. Marketed heavily towards young men/teens(Video Games, Extreme Sports, etc).

The Coffee we consume. For most people they drank watered down drip coffee from whatever Fast Food joint. However with faltering Fast Food sales McDonalds especially has sought to enter the 'Cafe' market. By offering stronger 'traditional' Coffee beverages. Such as Lates, Espressos, etc. The article mentioned he had consumed a Late.

There's a lot of this 'oh well I or my friends have been drinking tons more caffeine' in this thread(Top Post). But I suspect that tolerance and dose has been built up over time. Caffeine addiction is real. Withdrawl is also real. Be realistic with yourself and talk to your Doctor and try to fix your sleep, or lifestyle.
I doubt it was purely caffeine. The last time I consumed a small energy drink, I had heart palpitations. Pure caffeine (from No-Doze) doesn't give me heart palpitations; but energy drinks contain more than just caffeine.
Does this require log in to browse as well? I'd imagine that anonymous read only viewing is larger percentage of the audience.
That's not really up to Apple unfortunately. Cupertino has all sorts of regressive laws about parking minimums and zoning.

I suppose Apple is a big enough wheel that they could have probably rewritten those laws if they wanted to, but they're an electronics company, not city planners. WTH would they know about decent zoning regs?
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I find it's worse than that. I still get the nervousness and eyelid twitches, but not the sharper focus. That's when I know it's time to cut back.
> "Organization running bulk of window's xp and 7, for sheer cost cutting purposes."

I agree with this observation. I believe this also was the reason that Target and Home Depot did not follow manufacturers (Microsoft) recommendations to upgrade point of sale terminals from the (now) unsupported Windows XP embedded to a later version of the OS still supported. Because they disregarded the advice, millions of people had their credit cards hacked.

At least the CEO of Target got sacked as a result.
Can you OD on cigs? Like smoke 24 packs in a row and die?
Without spoiling anything (I hope) for those that haven't yet seen Alien Covenant, there are lot of similitudes between that script and the new movies, it's almost uncanny.
It seems like if it's real-time a lot of the page is dynamic applications you interact with through AJAX, and probably it was easier to do that and get acceptable performance in Node. The other functions (say, edit profile) could then be handled by Laravel more easily. At least that's what I'd guess.
I assume NodeJS is used just as a WebSocket server for their real-time events, doing that in PHP would be a bit uncomfortable.
Spot on. My Atari ST is just as useful as it was 25 years ago!
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Seriously, why patent something like this? Why not just give an improved pizza box design to everybody?
Caffeine is in just about every soda available. Kids start consuming it very young, whether the parents realize it or not.
Nothing like knocking the rust off :-)
Since the browsers remember zoom level I just set it to be comfortable for whatever it is and forget all about it, I had to check what I have HN set to on my desktop and it's 190%.

It's not that I can't read it at 100 it's just tiring and I have mild astigmatism so I get eye strain.
It does requite a login but the registration doesn't require email address and takes like 10 seconds
> It's very addictive

Some people do indeed get headaches, etc. if they don't get their morning fix. On the other hand, people like myself like some morning tea or coffee but can skip it as needed or get it when we arrive in the office.

I haven't read research to indicate how the population splits between those extremes.
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Sounds like you're further ahead than I was with the React Native part! Not Hotdog is very simple so I just wrote a simple Native module around my TensorFlow code and let the chips fall where they may performance-wise. The snap/analyze/display sequence is slow enough that I don't need to worry about fps or anything like that. As much as I enjoyed using RN for this app, I would probably move to native code if I needed to be able to tune performance.
But all those are UI concerns rather than UX, aren't they?
I think that's why I still do so much more of my reading on a desktop than on a mobile device.

Right-click, inspect. Uncheck font-color setting on article!
The fatal dose of caffeine is fairly low, though. I'm sure it depends on body mass and such, but it's on the order of tens of grams.
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Yup, if i search for 'honda' i have to throw in '-nissan -ford -financing -credit' or some abomination to actually get results, and flag whats left.
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Yeah sure, I didn't start drinking coffee until very recently. Before I started every morning with a red bull, but no longer.

I have a pretty big caffeine addiction but it's not because I sleep bad, I just love it. I started to drink coffee because it seemed healthier than red bull.

But with all the kids and a like drinking red bull all the time, we should se a lot of suspicious deaths if this was so dangerous, shouldn't we?
Much as I hate Trump, I'm sick of the constant anti-Trump narrative specially since it's pushed by the same people that smeared Sanders. I hope we can get back to the pre-David Brock days.
I believe the condition was looked at on autopsy, as the coroner gave said report.

My problem with this, is that even if you do an autopsy, lots of arrhythmias are not "visible", as they are conduction problems. So what's to say that the teen didn't have something like that, and while there would be no structural defects he could have had a fatal arrhythmia and died.
Yet inevitably every middle manager thinks carousels are a great idea.

I'm convinced 9 times out of 10 carousels are installed because the customer got sick of looking at their own site.
You're assuming the kid wasn't dehydrated as well.
How long did it take you to build the app? How many devs worked on it and who got to feed the training data set?
Anecdote but I've worked with many MDs in my career and most of them very publicly express an "I got mine" attitude and scoff at any attempt to increase numbers or make the process less crushing
For starters, alcohol and tobacco are massive killers, two of the biggest known, responsible for millions of deaths worldwide each year (and hundreds of thousands in the U.S. alone).

Mentioning coffee alongside these other two is patently ridiculous.

https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/alcohol-health/overview-alcohol-co...

https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/fast...
As with voat.co, who's gonna switch to this? Really the only people who switched over to Voat are the people who felt reddit was restricting their rights by posting controversial/hateful material on reddit. So it tends to be full of /pol-like MRAs/extreme right/alt-right users.

Voten seems like it's trying to implement a more democratic system, but who will be pushed into switching over to that?
Laravel 5.4 integrates with Vue. https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/frontend#writing-vue-components

Laravel can act as the API backend to the frontend (basically a set of REST endpoints that the frontend can talk to), or alternatively the Vue components are used only where heavy client-side interactions are required, while the rest of the pages are still served up by Laravel normally.
The OP probably went from 1-3 cups a day to a single beverage once every couple weeks.
Similarly, all of the brouhaha about Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta getting his gmail account hacked. He was in a very sensitive position and he should have had 2-factor authentication turned on. Gmail has great support for that.

If you look through Wikileaks, only after the email hack does he get the recommendation to turn on the 2FA which presumably happens.
EmberJS handles all the aspects that purely browser-based application code can - protecting from XSS attacks, setting up your Content Security Policy, and client side input validation.
"The media FUD surrounding this is deafening."

I wonder how to follow the money on this. It could just be Puritanism.
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Because you can now buy caffeine in pure liquid and powder form whereas for most of human history, that kind of concentration was not possible.
I'm saying that a virus that wants only to destroy, instead of get paid, is more dangerous than a virus that wants paid. It's the difference between a kidnapping and a murder.
That would also be well over the volume of pure water that can also cause death by water intoxication - see the "Hold your Wee for a Wii" incident.
Also the angle you're facing is a mid blue triangle, and it's the same color of mid blue as the route.

Additionally the mid blue for the route obscures the street name.

Also 'Home' works on some GMaps but will take you to Home hardware, the Home Office etc in other versions.

Basically Google Maps is a summary of Google itself: the best data and pretty damn poor UX.
I just wanted to reply to this comment with the NRMP match data for 2016. It's a pdf that we all use when applying for residency. Perhaps some people might find the information regarding each specialty's available positions/applicant number/median scores/etc helpful.

https://www.nrmp.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Charting-Out...
No argument: I even have a (very few) recordings where pre-echo is noticeable but I think we're prone to over-estimating things like that versus universal support.
> ALL data? How are you supposed to query against it then?

This is actually possible, it's just very easy to make over-complicated: https://paragonie.com/white-paper/2015-secure-php-data-encry...

I wouldn't recommend encrypting all data. I also wouldn't recommend using unauthenticated encryption, which the article doesn't address.
But do you need an installation of osquery on the remote machines too? Or some kind of remote agent? Or does it just try to login to each remote machine over e.g. SSH?
Interesting how this story suddenly disappeared from the front page of hacker news.
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Just a thought for everyone discussing human settlement - habitable doesn't necessarily imply humans should go there, robots growing stuff far far away would be great as well. I'd say having farming planets (or in this case moons) is worth a sci-fi book at least.
Because then you can use it as a bragging point.
Note that the IL1 campus also has a central courtyard. It's not huge, but it is there.
i wonder then if Denis drilled the hole in the thing. How would one determine the age of a drilled hole?
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Also a really good suggestion. Thank you.
also, when iOS started out, most apps responded to double-tap by expanding the screen to near zero margin and enlarging the text; this no longer seems to work the same way in both applications or on many web sites. PIA.
> Store and distribute secrets using a key store designed for the purpose. Don’t hard code in your applications.

Curious: Is there a widely-used off the shelf solution/pattern for this? Or a "idiot's guide to writing one"? It's always seemed to me like super bad practice to hard-code a (for example) AWS secret into your app. However if you set up a basic web service to deliver the AWS secret to the app, wouldn't your app need to authenticate with that service with... a hardcoded secret?
A lot of people feel that Reddit is overmoderated - there was that controversy recently where one of the employees admitted manually altering a bunch of content (removing pro-Trump submissions and comments).

Also I imagine any general forum like Reddit wouldn't retain its power users for more than a few years at most. At a given time, most users are either at the point where they don't get any of the inside jokes, or where all of them are getting old. So it might make sense to have a new one of these every once in a while.
> flat design, washed out colors

I think these are positive for UX: compare the shotgun blast of color on OS X default icons to the simple, clear shapes of Windows 10's default icons.
Forgot one:

[ ] Don't rely on security-by-checklist.
Another thing I like is the routing grid. So flexible. Along with Jack, this does add some complexity and sometimes extra manual configuration, but the expanded possibilities are worth it for me. I have yet to encounter a patching scenario I can't handle with Ardour and Jack. Including things like playing an Ardour session over Skype to a music teacher while doing real time effects processing on my guitar all while recording the audio of the Skype session. Ardour + Jack is a powerful combo.
Its kind of a chicken and egg problem. I'm not aware of any consumer 2.5/5G switches, and 10Gbase-T switches are still more than 10x as expensive as 1Gb/s switches.

There's also the lack of a compelling use case. Most consumer NAS boxes are still based on spinning drives, and 1Gb/s is still a reasonable match for a spinning drive.

I've had 10GbE equipment in my house for about 12 years (I worked remotely and did drivers for one of the first 10GbE NICS), but I've never had > 1 Gb/s equipment in anything but lab equipment. Eg, not in my home desktop / NAS server, etc.
Nuclear reactors still work fine for producing electricity.
Mozilla had an excellent resource [0] for security headers, especially Content Security Policy with examples for different use cases (e.g. APIs).

See also Google's CSP Evaluator [1] and a blog post outlining security best practices [2]. It's surprisingly easy to make insecure policy that on the surface looks good, usually due to JSON-P endpoints on foreign endpoints.

[0]: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Guidelines/Web_Security#Co...

[1]: https://csp-evaluator.withgoogle.com/

[2]: https://security.googleblog.com/2016/09/reshaping-web-defens...
Note that thalidomide is still used as a medicine; it is a very effective drug when other drugs don't work. The issue was that it was given to pregnant women, when it was known that it shouldn't have been.
Looks dope, but not usable over Tor.

Requests to the API are returned with a 403 code.
Of course the "why" is interesting as well, but I don't find discussing Ethics boring at all, given that it's argued well, which is (IMHO) clearly the case for the parent post.

Really, a remark like that is on the same level as someone calling mathematics "pointless and kind of boring".

What makes it particularly not-pointless, is that it allows one to discuss these things without you having to feel any need to defend yourself because indeed you didn't say anything about "excuse" or "justify".

Similarly, math allows us to say "two plus two equals four" without anyone having to jump in and clarify that they never said it wasn't four.
That's nonsense.

The Apple //c never had a version of Microsoft Word for it.
that they knew of. I doubt that most teens with underlying heart conditions (like atrial fib) go to a cardio center.
it makes perfect sense. every laptop incoming instantly available that your agents can access without notice (tsa locks), warrant or cause... and do basically whatever they want with it - from simple dump to exchanging entire chips with custom firmware that will keylog your encryption password.
Aaand yet another reddit "alternative" and they all seem to fail or have troubles gaining traction. I can recall voat.co, hubski.com and imzy.com (my favorite so far) and now one more.
I'd really like to know why devs think they can rival Reddit, it's just too big.
This has to be the most possible thing I've ever seen labeled impossible. Lisp 1.5 has extensive documentation and we have program listings to test against. Nothing else is really needed.

Edit: This joke flew way over my head. [1]

[1] "Steve Russell said, look, why don't I program this eval..., and I said to him, ho, ho, you're confusing theory with practice, this eval is intended for reading, not for computing." -- McCarthy (http://www.paulgraham.com/icad.html)
Warning: Autoplay video on website.
Hospice patients on morphine would strongly disagree.

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/562216_3

> Pharmacokinetic changes occur, for example, if the drug up-regulates the activity of a metabolic process that represents a major pathway for its elimination from the body. Enzyme induction results in a gradual reduction in plasma drug concentration while the daily opioid dose remains unchanged.
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adenadel is correct. I am a coffee snob and will pour over or brew espresso every day. However, I switched out caffeinated coffee for decaf for all of the 6 months and have recently been tempted by some new beans. I'm really into trying different origins and roasters, which makes doing decaf hard over time.

I probably do < 1 caffeinated beverage per week on average, and never drip coffee due to the caffeine content. Lately I've been having a bit more as I experiment re-introducing it with L-Theanine.

The biggest reason I cut it out initially is a type of heartburn that I couldn't explain the source of. It vanished once I cut caffeine.
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I see. Makes sense. Thanks for sharing this approach.