skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am still waiting for a better experience in save what I like.

Pocket is great for text, but only for that. Pinboard is cool and safe but is not for me. I still use google to find things that I have saved before, since 96, I have countless files called Temp on bookmarkers for things that I need organize, things saved on twitter, Medium, Reddit, Pinterest, Instagram, Google Keep, HN, Evernote and on mobile, there are tons of screenshots of things that I could use later. And that is for things that I already have seen, but, unfortunately, nothing of this is used to refine my experience in discovery new things that I could, potentially, like to see.

I really hope that more people attempt to compete with Pinboard.
I don't know what options are still available, but the "3rd party" thing is why I ended up paying $100 or something to purchase 1Password back when it was still only available as a one-time-purchased standalone app.

Even if it's open source, I'm in no position to effectively evaluate their crypto/etc. But I can do some basic reasoning about the possible attack surfaces.

With 1Password I hold all my data, and the software that I use to view it runs completely independently of anything else. Besides a takeover of my local machine or breaking the encryption, nobody gets my data.

With something like LastPass, they hold all my data. The software that I use to view it runs in my browser. The software handling all my passwords is running in the same program that I use to execute untrusted code from the internet thousands of times a day. This has bitten them in the ass a few times.

I'd love an open source password manager solution given the turn 1Password has taken towards being a "cloud service", but for the love of god can it please be useful without tying it to my web browser.
> As long as Google has fraudulent ads for Chrome "your browser is outdated, update now to Google Chrome" on their websites

Where do you see this? I have Firefox open and don't see this on Search, Drive, Google Music, etc.
Dear [Redacted],

Don't, please don't - like Dang and others say here.

There are many dimensions to life to discover. You are in one now and it's not right. We are simply here to live and love. Nothing else matters more and is not real.

Walk away and see something new. I don't know you, but I do know how it feels to be in a dark void. You are judging yourself. Don't.

It passes - I promise. It is another adventure.

Speak to someone. In our country we have the Samaritans - I think most countries have a telephone line for those that feel they can't escape the whirlpool you are feeling.

Please don't. Give yourself a new chance.
Upspin source is pretty good, since Golang creators are also working on it https://github.com/upspin/upspin
While many of these cryptocurrencies have some underlying function besides speculation, seems to me they are mostly a way around pyramid scheme laws at the moment. Such a huge number of competing pyramid schemes going all at once should produce some good data for a few economics PhD's.
It's an issue here on the outskirts of Cleveland as well. I wouldn't call it a blight per se, but I'm not sure why Ohio in particular is suffering this in greater amounts than other areas.
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Just tested, it bounces for me, too. Thanks for the info! Until we fix the problem for the address above, please use this address instead:

martin@kaptio.com
Because multiple exchanges have folded and taken/lost people's money.
Actors (not akka's) used to ship as part of the standard library. I'd argue it's been the killer app that drove many people in, in Scala's early days. At some point Akka grew bigger and matured so the original actor library was spun off in its own library, basically deprecating it in favor of akka.
absolutely love pinboard - but it has some cookie timeout thing that I need to log back in more often than I should

also, well played Maciej
I've only read some of it, and not in depth, but nevertheless enough to highly recommend all of fogleman's Go projects:

https://github.com/fogleman?utf8=&tab=repositories&q=&type=&...
The 90/10 (or more realistically, 70/30) were predictions of her chance of winning, not the votes. I.e. 90% or 70% likelihood of having over 50% of the electoral votes. It was not a prediction of getting 90% of the votes.
I'm glad this seems to validate the numbers I'd calculated last year based mostly on wikipedia sources: https://emergent.unpythonic.net/01471617505

It's a curious fact that in my area the fuel/energy cost of a mile of travel in a 44MPG gasoline hybrid is close to the a mile of travel in a 100MPGe EV. So it's hard to see a lifetime cost of ownership savings driving an EV. https://emergent.unpythonic.net/01470953274
Russia recently annexed Crimea. Is it reasonable for Ukraine to take a second look at Russians traveling to and from their country? Is Ukraine uncivilized? Is Russia?
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Kubernetes also came from the same engineers that worked on Borg (Google's internal Kubernetes), which is written in C++. I imagine a lot of the constructs and design/layers were inspired by their experience in Borg.
According to this source [1] the quote was supposedly from a bishop's letter to the Patriarch of Moscow at the time.

> Церковники распускали разные, порою до глупости нелепые слухи. Один из архиереев писал московскому митрополиту: «Возможно ли допустить сию греховную мечту? Не унизит ли себя человек, созданный по образу и подобию божию разумным созданием, спустившись в преисподнюю? А что там есть, то ведает один бог, и грешному человеку ведать не надлежит». И подобная нелепость воспринималась всерьез.

Seems like it was one of many letters, but not the sole factor that forced Duma to scrap the project.

[1] http://www.metro.ru/library/metropoliteny/147/
> How could she honestly expect to keep her job with an employer she is sueing and smearing in the media?

Well, she might think that the company would be loath to compound it's legal issue by illegally retaliating against her for the harassment claims. (And it's illegal to retaliate for such a claim made in good faith even if the complained-about conduct does not actually create liability for harassment, so Tesla could potentially be liable for retaliation even if not liable for harassment.)
Did not know that there were so many other bitcoins out there. Has anyone actually bought anything with these other coins or is it pure speculation.
Why do people keep reading (and linking to) this clown? His posts are 100% predictable, ergo, even if you do care about his opinion, you can just assume what it will be. Apple -- good, everybody else -- bad. Google -- very, very bad. There, saved you a click.
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Take a look at the time series from the first detection:

http://www.caltech.edu/news/gravitational-waves-detected-100...

The frequency range varies (it's kind of a chirp) as the black holes spiral in towards each other.

But the frequency at the end is in the auditory range. The instrument is literally measuring a displacement in the same range as many of the things you mention (traffic, mining, ...). A band pass filter will not do.
Is there a similar chart for poorly performing cryptocurrencies, or is basically everything going up?
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Amen. There are dozens of very good reasons for righteous anger toward Facebook, and only a handful are in this article. But just those are enough. And enough is enough.
Microsoft gives developers more machine learning ammo
IMO, ESPN, and related networks, should be its own streaming sports service. Where you can stream live ESPN exclusive stuff, watch teams from out of your viewing area that local channels provide, and watch highlights of past games.

I don't watch sports so I might be completely off the mark, but it seems like a form of entertainment people would gladly pay for (people pay tons for TV packages that include sports networks so they can keep up).
Thus everyone will travel with their most worn-out battery in the hope of getting a better one.
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If you want to go mobile, then golang is obviously out. If you choose between iOS and Android, then I suggest to start with iOS first. It's much easier to learn because it's not fragmented and thus results in a simpler platform API. This said, go with Swift for iOS. It's great and also very similar to Kotlin. I have programmed years with both besides many other languages. I however believe that platform independent programming tools such as React Native will become more important in the future. Still it helps a lot knowing native programming itself. I personally enjoy developing for devices the users can touch. If that's the case for you, too, get involved with iOS programming next.
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Congratulations, Maciej. This is way too funny. I'd love to hear the back story on how you ended up acquiring Delicious at some point.
My upstream commercial provider is not a US company, which makes a subpoena an international incident: a much higher bar. I also pay them for the service precisely because I want them to consider my best interest: they are likely to fight broad subpoenas. (they have admitted to giving data for a few subpoenas, but this is a small percent of their customers not everyone)
It does seem like the AMA at least should answer for something.
I'm not sure I agree. A lot of camlistore's idioms don't feel like "normal", idiomatic Go. Since it was still being written while the standard library and language was evolving, I get the feeling when reading the code that it's more like doing archeology of the Go language.
With all due respect to the owner and the author of this blog post. As an old delicious user, an individual, who gave up on delicious long time ago. And as a non-pinboard user who never cared for it. The only response came to mind, reading this extremely prideful blog post, is: FU.

Edit:

Down-voters, you're welcome!

If you're young enough and do not go back in time on the Internet; you have no idea what it was like pre-pinboard days. If you're old enough and did not think having a paid service provides all the solutions to the Internet's underlying problem; you know what I mean above.
Awesome idea - tracking hand movements can't be easy! I like the dino puppet.
So now you're just posting links to all your articles to... drive traffic? I mean, it's not even correct--it will print out random ints from 0-99, just like it says in the `int nextInt(int)` Javadocs.

:(
>What Musk’s video doesn’t show is the gridlock created when all these vehicles try to “merge” down into the subterranean highway at the same time. It’s no different than an above-ground highway. At all.

But it is!

The sleds are all equally performant, that changes traffic flows considerably.

The sleds are all networked, merging on roads is difficult because of lack of information and coordination.

When controlling the sleds in one of these tunnels and a new vehicle is going to be inserted into the flow of the existing sleds you have many options. You could slow down all the incoming sleds, insert the new sled in front of the slowed sleds, and then speed them all back up at a controlled synchronized rate. You could have the new sled just wait until there is a time to enter the tunnel and accelerate to the correct speed. You could speed up some sleds and slow down others to make a hole in the flow for the new sled.

But it's not merging like we know now. Cars all have different properties that make them different and the drivers are different too. Of course merging is a pain when undersuit's aging truck is driven up the on ramp and it has to accelerate from 25 to 45 to 65mph... onto a road way where people are driving from 50mph to 80mph.
Then there is the 'benevolent monopolist' theory which I find hard to evaluate. Can't do a controlled experiment and impossible to know what a world with fb by Yahoo! looks like.
What about Crashplan or Backblaze? :D
The detector is isolated, see here:
https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/vibration-isolation

Essentially a combination of passive/active isolation that effectively completely decouples the system from the environment.

I went to a talk by one of the lead scientists in LIGO and they spent a lot of effort on this. I believe the sites are also fairly remote so they don't have trucks driving nearby.
Good analysis. Interestingly, when I try to duplicate your results, the class implementation takes twice as long as the closure implementation (10 seconds vs 5). I'm using v4.2.6 of node, though. Clearly v6 makes a big difference.
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I don't agree with a lot of things Gruber says/does, but this blog post is completely on point.
> Does anyone else wonder why this is getting so much media attention?

Because Tesla and Musk have expended (and continue to expend) considerable effort actively seeking media attention and that effort has been very successful.

Of course, once you've attracted that attention, it applies to everything you do, whether you want attention for that specific thing or not.
Was it a double blind controlled study? But seriously, I don't see a link to the paper...
It depends if the channels are QAM or full DRM. Plex states in their FAQ the following:
> Channels encrypted with DRM of any kind are not currently supported.

This likely means any premium channel can't be recorded and according to get channels it goes beyond HBO or Showtime:
> As of mid-2015, Verizon FIOS has enabled DRM on FOX affiliate channels like Fox News and Fox Sports.
I believe Java and C# enforce specific byte orders to get around this issue, so I doubt you'll see a problem there unless interacting with C++ libraries.
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This article says that Zuck rejected the $1b offer because he thought it was too low and that the board later rejected a lower number. Not exactly what you said. It specifically says that Zuck believed Facebook to be worth more than $1b. Which is directly counter to the statement "He would have sold for $1b."
Many of these are pure speculation or beginning projects.

Others are platforms (ETH) or ledgers (XRP) that are seeing significant growth in usage.

But in the grand scheme of things, ALL of these are speculation plays at this point. With maybe, just maybe, the exception of bitcoin.
nah, just give me the x86 win32 emulation on Android so i can ditch my laptop for mobile which already has more RAM, but i still need to keep laptop for one work app
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No it doesn't. Automatic updates will not occur over metered connections. Manually initiated, sure. Unsure about telemetry.
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