skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wonder what will happen when you need to charge your Apple Watch ( as I am doing this every night ).

Point No. 2, you can achieve with FitBit ( I still use Flex 1 - which has a superb battery life - 6-7 days ) in a combination with good ol' phone alarm set to 5 minutes after FitBit's alarm.
Our mammalian bodies go to great lengths to keep our cells at a stable temperature to prevent protein denaturation from killing our cells. Our first line of defense for thermostasis is our circulatory system (to carry extra heat energy away from overheated organs towards the surface where it can dissipate), combined with sweating (to allow evaporative phase change to cool the blood near the skin).

One can argue whether sweating in this context does or does not also carry off toxins. But in addition to its thermoregulatory role, increased circulation is one of the body's natural healing mechanisms. (Out of control increased circulation causing tissue damage is one of the reasons we ice injuries.) It delivers oxygen and nutrients to our cells. Increased circulation in the sauna may be giving the body the chance to deliver more of these things and to repair cells and organs at a higher rate than it might otherwise.
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That's an understatement. Vangelis improvises whole soundtracks live, playing fairly simple melodic lines and counterpoints with his hands, but manipulating LOTS of pedals to arrange on the fly. By that, I mean more than ten pedals, arrayed in an enormous bank at his feet. It's staggering, and I can't think of a single other electronic musician with nearly that proficiency at foot-pedals.
I don't know why this is downvoted, it's correct - incineration of plastics is needs to be done at high temperatures to avoid this problem.
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Yes, Rust can compile to WASM.

https://hackernoon.com/compiling-rust-to-webassembly-guide-4...
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Hey this google chrome skin has made some progress since last time I heard about it. It's still light years behind opera 12 and sadly will never regain what it lost.

If you're interested in the actual reborn opera experience, it's vivaldi you're looking for, opera co-founder and many for the original opera team is making vivaldi and though based on blink engine too, hence limited and unable to do exactly what opera used to, it has the same philosophy and vision.

The other alternative is the free software otter[1] browser aiming at recreating the opera 12 experience.

[0]: http://vivaldi.net/
[1]: https://otter-browser.org/
How do taxes slow down innovation–considering all R&D costs can be deducted, and taxes only apply to profits?

And which regulations, specifically, are holding back innovation at Google? Would their floating city allow me (to use one of your examples) to conduct rocket launches in my backyard?
Not being able to move tabs with the keyboard annoys me more than it should. Of course, I also wish the switching used the same method as window-switching, but I really wish tab/window/app switching was globally handled by the OS, and fully configurable in terms of behaviour.
Not exactly what you asked for but this compares defects and different types of testing. Unit testing is one of the less effective ways of finding bugs.

https://kev.inburke.com/kevin/the-best-ways-to-find-bugs-in-...
> Yes, I understand. Though I don't want to divert too much from scheme standard. The end goal is to run everything using GNU Guile.

jsScheme might be able to give you a good halfway. [0]

It's a JIT-capable, and mostly R5RS compatible, and works from IE6 and up.

[0] https://bluishcoder.co.nz/jsscheme/
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Vivaldi's "Web Panels" are doing this with a lot more flexibility - you can add any site you want as a custom panel in the sidebar and resize the width to adjust the ratio with your main window.

Granted, a lot of people use it for social/messengers, but it's also super useful for resources and tools like Stackoverflow or Google Translate.
In this case we are not really talking about a free consumer product, though.

I would be surprised if Toronto's municipality would grant this development without having some guarantees of it being carried out, save for paying severe penalties.
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>strictly regulated and closely monitored

Yikes. You should really examine this topic in more detail:

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/06/cca-private-pris...

>We could try to break up a fight if we wanted, he says, but since we won't have pepper spray or a nightstick, he wouldn't recommend it. "We are not going to pay you that much," he says emphatically. "The next raise you get is not going to be much more than the one you got last time. The only thing that's important to us is that we go home at the end of the day. Period. So if them fools want to cut each other, well, happy cutting."

>I ask one of the regular white-shirted COs what an average day in seg looks like. "To be honest with you, normally we just sit here at this table all day long," he tells me. They are supposed to walk up and down the eight tiers every 30 minutes to check on the inmates, but he says they never do that.

https://www.aclu.org/banking-bondage-private-prisons-and-mas...

>Private facilities have also been linked to atrocious conditions. In a juvenile facility in Texas, for example, auditors reported, "[c]ells were filthy, smelled of feces and urine."
I'd say they attempt to track you by having various mechanisms to do so. This distinction is important as to no make this tracking appears imevitable.

you can take measures to prevent them from tracking you, a simple and quite effective one is to disable scripting and use a properly set up blocker such as ublock origin.
Except that if you're an American, chances of Chinese government being able to affect you are tiny. Chances of NSA/Homeland Security/FBI tagging you as a "suspicious person - potential terrorist" and making your travel a living hell due to your Chrome history is significantly higher.
I'm living in the suburbs of Pretoria, OSM showed a Woolworth store that according to the security guy hasn't been there in 3+ years :D
And yet, at the same time there are some rural areas around the world that seem out of the way, but they show continual improvements by successive visitors.

Those rural areas probably don't have any other source of good mapping data so there is more incentive of people to map them. Popular areas with lots of tourists probably already have good maps from other sources so people don't feel the same need to create new maps over them. At least that seems a plausible theory.

I know that several NGOs and humanitarian aid groups use and maintain OSM as their primary source of maps for some of the remote areas they operate in.
> it's vivaldi

which is, well, another google chrome skin ;)
Maybe it was PVC. That releases plenty of nasties when you burn it.
Not everyone is American.
For me, no. Fuck all of them.

I particularly hate Facebook though, for turning most everyone around me into US informants.

If I see the opportunity to contribute to their obsoletion I'll dedicate years of my life to that.
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I think if Opera had a price that would be a major distinguishing point from the other browsers. Tailor to those users IMHO.
It is almost like you have to disconnect from reality to make good decisions. Like, just sit down and make a food list with only your brain, and only buy that stuff.

I know it is just a kids movie, but the world in Wall-E a Disney movie from 2008, is terrifyingly realistic now, and I thought it was at least sort of a joke.(For anyone not familiar, Wall-E is an animated movie portraying a "kid friendly" dystopian future where the humans are all really fat, can barely move, have abandoned earth for a space station, and robots do everything for them. They have hovering chairs and perform no physical exercise and earth is basically a wasteland full of trash. The protagonist is a trash collecting robot on earth that accidentally brings a plant, of which there previously were none, onto the spaceship the humans live on causing the plot to drive forward)

I now think the autonomous car, ultra marketed, consumer society we are building actually ends up very close to this.
If you can upgrade you can use "git stash -p" with pathspecs as well, so you can stash some changes in a specific file without having to go through changes in other files.
Interesting; my perspective (working in the finance industry) has been that European banks are ahead of the curve with technology and, importantly, technology for customers. It sounds like maybe not?
the custom encoder/decoder is an amazing feature.
And how would they control housing costs? Not going to stop speculators from China and Russia desperately trying to move money out of their home countries to stop the government getting its hands on it
No tabs on the side :( ?
- Hedge funds can be quant (i.e. computerised models) or non-quant (humans analysing and making judgement calls).

- Prop-trading shops or family offices do the same things as hedge funds, but are not open to the public, benefiting from less oversight or compliance requirement. Jane Street is an example, better (actually successful) examples are Renaissance Technologies and Soros Fund Management.

- Quant funds can be prop shops, hedge funds or mutual funds (or something in between like managed futures/CTA funds).
Thank you, I agree and those suggestions are valuable to me. If you have more, let me know.
Long term investment in telecoms plant isn't Googles thing
Even though I only scanned the article, many of those computers appear in Turing's cathedral G.Dyson[1], book which I enjoyed, given that there is not a lot of history lessons at the universities (at least the one I went to in Buenos Aires... UBA).

[1] https://openlibrary.org/search?isbn=0375422773
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EasyPrivacy by default means blocked Google Analytics on Opera.
OsmAnd can record tracks, which you can upload to openstreetmap.org (in GPX format, which OsmAnd uses as well). Then using the iD editor (the built-in, online one) you can overlay that track.
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I'd say yes, but I also think it's a pointless question.

Do these tangents on "the US bad too" and "no China worse" bore anyone else?
And cars (Mazdas among others) :)
I guess that is a particularly bad use case of specialization, which itself is proposed as an RFC [1] and approved for implementation. It would look pretty similar to, say, C++'s `vector<T>` and `vector<bool>` split, because it does something more than what it should do. Probably the better solution is to merge PartialOrd and Ord, as the benefit from having two traits has been always unclear (I personally have no strong opinion against or for that though).

[1] https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/blob/master/text/1210-impl...
This happens to be across multiple audio players on iOS that are playing local content, which leads me to suspect there are issues with audio at the OS level, though can't be sure.
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I second vespuci.

I usually use MapsWithMe a lot so I add POIs all the time.

For paths I just use Vespuci on mobile.
"or the owner of the land doesn't want to redevelop it"

I don't know the English terms here, but that kind of situation where individuals are earning massive profits because everybody else built city around them, is just wrong. That unearned rise in the property value should be taxed away.

So, just zone more apartments in that area and put big enough property tax on underdeveloped land area. That way the economic incentive of the property owner aligns with the interest of the whole city.
This is the most concise list of debugging layers I have seen. I'm mostly commenting so that I get this into my comment feed and can locate it easier.
No to mention all the copyright potential problems.
I was reading about SyntaxNet (I believe an RNN) developed by Google yesterday. One interesting problem they've run into is getting the system to properly interpret ambiguities. They use the example sentence "Alice drove down the street in her car":

"The first [possible interpretation] corresponds to the (correct) interpretation where Alice is driving in her car; the second [possible interpretation] corresponds to the (absurd, but possible) interpretation where the street is located in her car. The ambiguity arises because the preposition in can either modify drove or street; this example is an instance of what is called prepositional phrase attachment ambiguity."[1]

One thing I believe helps humans interpret these ambiguities is the ability to form visuals from language. A NN that could potentially interpret/manipulate images and decode language seems like it could help solve the above problem and also be applied to a great deal of other things. I imagine (I know embarrassingly little about NNs) this would also introduce a massive amount of complexity.

[1] https://research.googleblog.com/2016/05/announcing-syntaxnet...
Until they open source it I will not be touching Opera, despite some of the features in it I really like. The future is open source, and Opera is not.
Looks great!!!
> Social messengers completely changed our lives, by allowing us to work, discover new things and communicate at the same time.

Nope.

> One of its novelties is the ability to seamlessly hop between discovering new content and chatting with friends, or even share online discoveries while browsing.

Happily I know no one that uses, or will use, this new version of Opera - I can imagine few things that would disrupt, annoy, and / or reduce my efficiency (or enjoyment) at my computer than being subject to even more random thoughts from the easily distracted.
Looks like Edge browser with UWP sidebar
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Having tried a number of sleep tracking solutions to get this whole "wake up when your body is most ready for it" thing I'm not sure it works for me. To me, it seems the only way for me to wake up and actually get up is:

1. Someone or something wakes me up
2. I get the hell up; no snoozing allowed

It doesn't seem to matter when or how I'm woken, if I don't just get out of bed I simply won't truly wake up. Snoozing is the bane of my existence.

I've gone from trying to use these fancy sleep tracking devices and apps and what not, to just sleeping with my Apple watch on my wrist and have an alarm set every day, including weekends. It's the same time, and I only turn it off under special circumstances, like I had to stay up all night for some reason or other.

I never get woken up by notifications, because do-not-disturb is on during sleeping hours, and when the watch is on my wrist it wakes me up by vibrating at the set time. This alone has done more to improve my sleeping habits I think, because something gently vibrating my wrist is a quite nice way to wake up, as opposed to blaring a war signal horn in my ear. When I don't have my watch with me or available, I do what someone else around here tipped about: sleep with my phone under my pillow and have it vibrate at a set hour.

There's probably some serious scientific fact around waking people up during light sleep making for better sleep or whatever, but it just hasn't worked out for me.
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>Most people on the Internet are actually spending their time in a small number of ecosystems, like Facebook, Google, Twitter, YouTube. Each of these has its own set of rules, which ultimately defines how we communicate and therefore the limitations.

Or ecosystems like Hacker News. Let's shut down Hacker News. No? Because you like it? Your subjective judgment should rule?
I don't have direct experience of this, but the general accusation I see is that companies hire Oracle to set up their systems, and Oracle's own people swear on a stack of bibles that the setup is in compliance, but behind the scenes they'll have enabled things that require more expensive licenses, and which Oracle knows are enabled and knows they can come back to shake you down for (sorry, "audit") later on.
If all you have to go on is population distribution you wouldn't be able to effectively gerrymander. You don't need to just know how people are distributed, you need to know who they are likely to vote for in an election.
I would say that you need to start looking into frameworks if your goal is to build a custom CMS. I have done this on many production projects using the MEAN stack (MySQL, Loopback, Ng2, and Node). There is a lot to take on if you go this route if you are not familiar with any of these. I would suggest starting with Loopback + Node, and then move to Ng2. If this is to overwhelming, I would focus a lot on @sdiq points :)
sometimes I'd use C macro just because it's so darn hard to write capturing lambda code in C++. But capture lambda is suppose to be better and safer. I should use it more.
You can install uBlock Origin on Firefox for Android.
Is this actually possible with a extension or another program? Id love that!

kiwix doesnt support stackoverflow...
Why would I want a messenger application embedded in my web browser? What advantage does that have over simply having it as a separate application?
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If football team A wins a because an act of god wiped out team B, I don't believe A were the better team even for that game. You've got a chip on your shoulder about people making excuses, when obviously excuses can be valid.
No reason they have to be. I recently ordered a couple 'Bastl Kastles' to use as oscillators and LFOs (patching them into Xoxboxes and/or each other). Part of the reason some of those old things like DINsync hardware are prized is retro nostalgia, but the other reason is they're using primitive timing systems that have less jitter than the more sophisticated centralized MIDI systems. If you're using DINsync, all your instruments are playing their own sequences and a timing tick is just keeping them aligned. If you're running MIDI then you have to send actual note descriptions over a 31.25 Kbaud serial bus before you can get any sounds out. If you're sequencing from a DAW (not doing realtime processing) and daisy-chaining instruments, forget it ;)

I'm currently getting a bank of Delta Labs Effectrons together for delays: old delta-sigma (like SACD, but potato grade) digital delays. It's possible that popularizing this would make Effectrons trendy and pricey, like the EMS VCS3 synth is trendy and pricey… but Bastle Kastle kits are dirt cheap. There's no reason there can't be a delta-sigma digital delay kit with the same functionality as Effectrons and the same or better sound in relevant ways. Tools don't have to be expensive these days.
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Precisely this. Especially in a market with a humongous appetite for development like the Bay Area, if you unleash the flood gates, you're going to get a lot of charlatans who cut dangerous corners, and they will mysteriously disappear before they will be held to account. In the meantime, their victims will pay the price, either in blood or in the financial losses incurred from losing property that must be destroyed because it's unsafe.

Regulation isn't so much the problem as regulation which is slow to the point where it effectively kills development. There is a balance.
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Actually, I hope not. Nearly every building in this neighbourhood has fibre to the home, there are three different carriers with fibre into my condo. Most of the rest of the city has copper. While it gets a bunch of press, I hope this is more focused on applications and IoT than pipe.
actually that's the annoying part.
I too can randomly insult things and attribute obscenities to people I disagree with.

But that doesn't substitute for making an actual argument, which I notice you have failed to do in any of your replies to other people in this thread.
I'd say it's pretty interchangeable with sublime on Windows

Depends on usage maybe? Haven't used NPP in a while anymore, but IIRC it lacked built-in functionality or plugins for go to definition/got to anything/PEP8/Flake8/GitGutter/... which work as good as Sublime's?
I think this is it, and it does nothing to help the tech companies' reputations to move these jobs. The "immigration bullshit" was in response to outsourcing, immigration, and exploitation of visa programs to exploit cheap labor and keep wages down. By shipping these jobs overseas at the first sign of a worker/employer leverage shift, it shows us that these companies don't care about providing for its employees, they just care about their corporate profits and nothing else. Why should we allow employers in our country that don't provide growth for its employees?
I thought of KEK40 as soon as I saw the title.

On a side not, I'm interested in the potential of meme magic although It's completely esoteric and goes against hyper-rational HN spirit ;)
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Was confused with the docs. Now it makes sense, the difference between save and push.
No, it is not pointless. Don't recall ever seeing the top-voted comment in a Google / Facebook product related post that a person will not use it because of US government surveillance. If the perception is that both governments are bad were true, then we would seeing much more of them. Someone has also (correctly) pointed out in the same thread that being tracked by the US government is significantly higher risk than the Chinese.
Does long term investment in urban development sound like one?
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Why shouldn't they?
> Why would you trust Google/Apple/Firefox more?

It's pretty outrageous to lump these three together.

1) Google is an advertising company that makes its money selling user data/impressions to advertisers.

2) Apple is a hardware company that makes its money selling gadgets to consumers.

3) Firefox is free/libre software produced by Mozilla, a nonprofit foundation that champions the interests of users.
Just a reminder: This article is an ad for a web crawler/content marketing service. The purpose of the article is to be viral. Data is selected and presented to that end. See especially "The Tragic Data Behind Selfie Fatalities" which charts data from a particularly poor Wikipedia list and what appears to be a google search.
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