skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I never use the calculator except on a brand new installation where I have to compute sector offsets or something.

Use the PowerToy calculator from Windows XP. You can either run it in compatibility mode or patch it so that it doesn't check the Windows version (exercise left for the reader).

Alternatively, use a third-party program like SpeedCrunch.
> make more money than any other group

They also tend to live in the most expensive cities in the country. A lot more Asians live in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles than in other regions that cost less and pay less. I'm not sure if that gets factored into the statistics.
"Budapest's new e-ticketing system uses state-of-the-art JavaScript to deliver a smooth user experience, combining a great React front-end with a micro-services node.js backend!" - marketing blurb I just made up, needs more buzzwords though.
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http://getgreenshot.org/

Greenshot is a light-weight screenshot software tool for Windows with the following key features:

* Quickly create screenshots of a selected region, window or fullscreen; you can even capture complete (scrolling) web pages from Internet Explorer.

* Easily annotate, highlight or obfuscate parts of the screenshot.

* Export the screenshot in various ways: save to file, send to printer, copy to clipboard, attach to e-mail, send Office programs or upload to photo sites like Flickr or Picasa, and others.

...and a lot more options simplyfying creation of and work with screenshots every day.
That is weird! Would you mind providing your system configuration and Firefox version info so I can file a bug? (Or you could file one here yourself if you're so inclined: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?format=guided#h=b...)
So I tried but the results were... um, unexpected: https://gfycat.com/negligiblesnivelingastarte

Code:

var db = document.body;document.onscroll = function(){db.style.transform = 'scaleY(1)'; db.style.transform = 'scaleY('+db.scrollHeight / (db.scrollHeight - db.scrollTop)+')'}
i think reddit in github is close with you describe, many devOps scripts also in its repos: https://github.com/reddit/reddit
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Makes me sad; it's still the go-to tool to paste screenshots in, do cutting if need be and adding a small shape. The near-instant startup helps a lot.
I grew up in the small town of Petoskey, MI. You can indeed just walk down the shores of Lake Michigan and find these. People at local camps come and gather them one day and then spend the rest of their vacation polishing them in rock polishing stations and fashioning them into jewelry and stuff. All the gift shops sell Petoskey stone paper weights, knives, boxes, necklaces, Michigan-shaped Petoskey stones, you name it!
I meant that it's not much of a conceptual jump for people with native literacy in abugidas to an English game like scrabble, since the writing system is already really rather similar.
If you are nice and don't threaten to publish, at least without giving them any time to fix it - which for a large back is a couple of months - then I don't think it's a risk at all.

What they don't like is the publicity.

Edit: but maybe not in Hungary. It's the bad child in EU.
I really wonder how contemporary Chinese students square the information from their Marxism class with what Chinese society is like today. Does the Marxism class teach real Marxism or "Marxism with Chinese characteristics"? Granted, it's doubtful most students pay much attention to it anyway, since they just need to memorize the info and regurgitate it on the exam.
Once there was this website which offered phone number to location service.

They had a form you could try the demo where it sent an SMS to verify and only allowed one query.

If you looked at the source of the page it had hidden fields to override the SMS verification and allow multiple queries.

I freaked out some friends for the day and nearly contacted a journalist but lost interest after some weeks.

I could have had my 15 minutes of fame or be on some list, or both.

It's alright, had some fun.
"Managing up" doesn't just involve sucking up. Your knife may be smaller than your boss's, but it's still a knife -- a lot of complaints about the modern workplace would disappear if more subordinates learned to use the tools at their disposal.
>Why do people seem to assume that those most capable of implementing the cryptography, networking, or other code are also those most capable of understanding the economics of cryptocurrencies or determining their future?

Imho on average it's easier for computer scientists and engineers trained and practiced at algorithmic/systems/recursive thinking to learn (and invent) the relevant economics than it is for economists to learn computer science. The emerging field of cryptoeconomics is an amalgamation of high-assurance systems engineering and mechanism design (applied game theory), and computer scientists and engineers are on average better equipped to understand both parts of it than most economists are.

There's also an invaluable degree of street smarts and intuition in people who build and work on complex systems of varying non-/determinism and value-at-risk on a daily basis than in folks who just study/model them.

>Bitcoin seems like technically great but it fails on many of the economic aspects (e.g. making a currency with a fixed amount basically ensures it can never be used to write long term counteracts in).

Fwiw Bitcoin's issuance model is what it is b/c Satoshi wanted a strong incentive for people to bootstrap Bitcoin in the early days via mining, and a scarce deflationary currency was a simple and effective means of achieving that. He succeeded obviously. Any problems down the road resulting from that can theoretically be fixed with some kinds of derivatives, or worst case-scenario with a non-contentious hard fork to change the issuance model. But that would require a clear crisis affecting the value of the currency that everyone could agree would need solving, which likely won't be the case for as long as there are non-trivial mining rewards.
MusiQ – Social music queueing app
On the false equivalence of DevOps, vs. ITIL’s “standard change”
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I don't think that's really a vulnerability. It's just a stupid fun way to write `cmd.exe`. You can open up Notepad and write a batch file there too.
Artsy has a bunch of Open Source applications that are interesting to check out, especially for those interested in mobile apps https://github.com/artsy
If unwanted scraping can be distinguished from legitimate traffic, wouldn't a sort of honeypot strategy work such that you then provide those requests you've identified as likely to be unwelcome with fake or divergent data?
They should add these in Snipping Tool
> Try to raise 2 kids and you fall into poverty status.

When was this never the case? Kids have always been costly, and families in poverty have always had kids.
You can use Guix as a package manager on top of practically any variant of the GNU system. By design it is completely independent of the libraries that your system provides.

At work I'm using the same binaries on a cluster with CentOS 6 and on workstations running a mix of Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS 7, etc.

GuixSD ("Guix System Distribution") is the variant of the GNU system where the principles of Guix are extended to the operating system, but you don't have to use it if all you want is play with the package manager.

The easiest way to get started is to download "GNU Guix 0.13.0 Binary" for your architecture and follow the instructions at http://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/Binary-Ins....

If you are into Lisp you'll feel right at home with extending Guix. If you don't care for Lisp you might at least find the command line interface to be a little easier to understand than that of Nix, but really: that's a personal preference.
Excluding any third party components used via npm, we have about 60-70 components for one of our apps.

This is a tool to design signage systems, so each 'widget' that could be used is a separate component- so that counts for about 20 of the components.

The rest are used for the core app.

This is excluding 3rd party open source components we use for drag-and-drop and the color picker.
I'm not sure about Wal-Mart, but I'm pretty sure McDonald's is franchised, meaning that it's very possible for an individual restaurant to be unprofitable even when McDonald's as a whole is raking in that Big Mac money.

Even in non-franchised businesses, if the cost of a location exceeds its revenue, then that location is no longer profitable, and therefore could very well be shut down or at the very least downsized.

Either way, people lose their jobs.
> Why would I even want a Turing complete interface? So I can program it? No thanks! Sounds tedious. I want to get my work done, not create more work.

Well, you wouldn't, I would. Much better to get the work done, perhaps save it in a small script, and next time simply run it. Yes, I know GUIs tend to offer macros, but no way I'm going to trust them doing something without being able to see exactly what they try to do.

> Regex is also not the CLI, it's a text-pattern matching DSL that you enter into your CLI as an argument. There's nothing stopping anyone from using regex patterns in a GUI.

So you're not arguing for a full GUI, you still expect parts of the input to be entered as some cryptic text commands (which essentially is the same as CLI).

> I'll take a well-built visual builder any day of the week over a textual representation of a regex pattern that I have to use rote memorization or external references to understand.

That's fine, but it'd still be much slower to click out a complex regex in GUI, than to just type it out in CLI (not to mention I'd have to check the text regex generated by the GUI anyway, to make sure whatever I clicked out is actually what I want). You could say it's a good tradeoff of convenience vs speed, but that doesn't make GUI nowhere near "objectively better for every single task".
Source? In a country as lobbied and lawyered up as USA what kind of crazy antitrust laws can affect a mobile OS that is an absolute underdog with single digit market share and two HUGE competitors?
Why does a group of criminals need a subway? As a local guy using the public transport on a daily basis, I highly doubt this.
Anthropologists are not doctors qualified to redefine medical diseases. Autoethnography is not scientific.

I think this is the wrong place for this piece.
No! Way back in the day when I did consumer tech support, I would occasionally get a call about Paint taking forever to open (this was on Win 3.1) After some troubleshooting, figured out that they had the canvas size set to some extremely large value, like 3000x3000 or something (that was large back then.)
In the US, I believe the only the only way businesses are legally obligated to settle debts is cash. Accepting credit/debit cards is a convenience offered for the customer, and printing 12 different checks (then entering them all in), is not something some places will do. Whether this is business policy or individual service staff who just won't do it, I don't know, but I've seen it happen enough times that I rarely try any more.
Using Snipping Tool helps me a lot. Plus, it requires less steps to produce a simple screenshot; select area and you're good to go.
Is the addict not even partly at fault for spending all his money on drugs??!
Actually that is a critique of a problem. Because one of the biggest problem of Eastern Europe is corruption which leads to many different problems, that eventually result in such stories.
Symbian was great as user OS, for developers not so much.

It used a C++ dialect called Symbian C++, basically Hungarian notation everywhere, special semantics how objects were created (Two-phase creation), strings could not be used directly, ARM trap errors instead of exceptions, and so on.

They also rebooted the SDK multiple times, initially Code Warrior based, then a set of Eclipse CDT plugins, then they rebooted it and created another Eclipse attempt called Caride.

They eventually added POSIX support (PIPS), but just nowadays with Android, due to lack of updates, not every device could take apps that made use of PIPS.

Then came Qt, but it was pretty much WIP by the time the burning platform memo came to be.
Actually he exploited the bug and purchased a ticket for the fraction of the price and than reported it to the public transportation company. The company that runs the infrastructure (not the public transportation one) followed its internal policy and Hungarian law reported the incident to authorities. Police brought in the guy for questioning.
Check out ERPNext written in python
https://erpnext.com
a great app, thanks
I don't think there is a single smoking gun- many things contributed to the downfall of Windows Phone. Microsoft had a decent market share with the old Windows CE based smart phones.

- Microsoft didn't care about mobile, thinking Windows CE was fine (they had ~42% marketshare in 2007)

- Windows Phone 7 was great, but it was too late by then (2010... 3 years after iPhone was release and 2 years after first Android phone)

- There were two resets (7 => 8, 8 => 10) which screwed customers hard. With the 7 => 8 upgrade, not only were apps incompatible, the OS was incompatible with previous hardware.

- The App Store was mostly full of garbage apps (lots of fake apps- hard to fine the genuine app)

- Carriers didn't do a very good job pushing Windows Phone (can you blame them? :P )

From my perspective (former WP user, 2011 - 2015), the biggest WTF to me was when Microsoft bought Nokia. That seems to be about the time they just completely gave up
I suspect that you learned a lot from Rails, though. For example, your applications probably have a thought-out directory structure, you clearly understand how the applications are layered, you probably pay attention to having good names, and think about testing.

It is possible to learn good practices without seeing well-structured applications that you can use as "role models", but it's really hard (I know, I had to read how to structure n-tier applications from books, and then apply it to a deficient platform that my employer had standardized on).

The "just use standard library" argument often seems a bit deceptive to me, though. For example, how are you managing schema updates?
The current norms of CCP leadership were established in the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution for the express purpose of avoiding such a catastrophe in the future. Since 1989, the guiding philosophy of China's central leadership has been economic growth in exchange for limits on political freedom. The CCP is currently shooting itself in the foot in numerous ways (the VPN ban being one of them), but crippling the country's economic competitiveness by limiting English language instruction is not something they would ever consider.
Ask HN: Architectures for Non-Object Oriented Software
I work mainly with object oriented software and so have seen a great many number of posts about MVC, MVVM, VIPER, etc. architectures. What are the popular architectures for non-Object Oriented software?
Isn't a fallacy a false (baseless) justification? I'm not sure how providing justification changes a fallacy.
Does minimum wage provide impetus to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_need...
Great news for Tesla, they are a battery company after all and only produce electric cars for advertisement.
Nginx and Git.

Nginx has a lot of respect on the market for handling high concurrency as well as exhibiting high performance and efficiency.

I don't even have to speak about the Git architecture. It speaks plainly for itself.

There's a series of books called The Architecture of Open Source Applications that does justice to this topic

http://aosabook.org/en/index.html
I'm not sure Pittsburgh is much sunnier

Rank	City	Annual % sunshine
164	PITTSBURGH, PA	45%
165	SEATTLE C.O., WA	43%
They took him as a criminal, got his fingerprints, took a photo of him. I do not think they proceeded this in the right way. They should have fixed the bugs, protect our personal data and say sorry for this.
So that would explain the low quality of their cars. Advertisement swag is always of the lowest quality. /S
In what ways do you think they would be better off if these companies were shut down?
Host your own contacts and calendars and share them across devices
Not everyone has the skills, patience, savings to get required education. There is a reason why McJobs exist. This is not an addition but rather the need for immediate cashflow due to economic situations.
That's awesome! Does something like this exist for MySql?
I wonder why there so much focus on "carmakers" like BMW or Daimler instad of "partmakers" like Bosch that have been working in electric car parts for years, and are able to manufacture up to 60-70% of the inner components of a (electric|gasoline|diesel) car.
race, contest, cartel...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-21/audi-join...
I use it exactly for this. Paste screenshot, crop as needed, and save out to PNG. It opens fast, unlike heavyweight image editors.

It's also fantastic for "annotating" images. MS Paint saves one from having to print an image out, scrawl unseemly things on it in crayon, and then scan it back in. If you're bad enough with the 1px pencil tool, that works just as well!
No, they brought him in as a person of interest following Hungarian law. If you do not like the law please vote the next election a party that changes that or move to a country that does not require police to follow the law. Determining if he is going to be charged with a crime is at later stage in the investigation anyways. There is no such a thing as "They took him as a criminal".

Moreover, it is not only Hungarian but also European law to report incidents involving personally identifiable information leaks and there are authorities that investigate and fine companies failing to comply with the law. Any person (including you) can report such companies to authorities.
Would it be accurate to assume this is gonna be used as ammo in the net neutrality debate of the next few weeks?
Does Tesla make better batteries than the competition? What makes their batteries any better than what LG produces?
>they had to rent coolness from Internet cool kid Alex Tew.

They drank the Cool-Aid, so to speak.
"untreatable infinities in calculations of particle interactions due to the possibility of point particles coming arbitrarily close to each other."
This is actually very misleading. As mentioned in other comments, QED has "infinities in calculations of particle interactions due to the possibility of point particles coming arbitrarily close to each other," but these are treated via renormalization. QED (Quantum ElectroDynamics) is the QFT (Quantum Field Theory) based on Maxwells equations of Electromagnetism. Maxwells equations are linear partial differential equations and when converted to a quantized form, via QFT, the infinities can be dealt with by Renormalization. Einstein's General Relativity equations are non-linear partial differential equations and when converted to a quantized form, via QFT, the infinities cannot be dealt with by Renormalization.
The quote makes it sound like classical point particles "coming arbitrarily close" is the problem with quantizing gravity(General Relativity), but the same problem exists in QED and yet QED yields a viable theory through Renormalization. The real difference is that Maxwell's equations are linear and Einstein's equations are non-linear. OTOH, the non-linearities in Einstein's equations do not become important until the particles are very close.

So, IMHO the quote is correct but misleading.
The author of Paint.NET purposefully included ads on their website which looked like download buttons. That should tell one all they need to know about Paint.NET (and Windows freeware).
Thats their "unlawful" advantage: they do know about batteries better than others, which is the biggest problem any electric car faces: good batteries.

So, why now sell the whole car at retail price instead of selling batteries at volume price?
ShareX! https://getsharex.com/ (Uses greenshot for editing)
San Francisco has an ocean and a bay though.
ITS A BAD CASE OF THE STRETCHIES
Corruption is also a crime, I do not see the police visiting Mészáros or other entities involving corruption skandals.

But ofc I got your point.
Paint.NET actually starts up instantly these days on a half-way modern computer. If you turn off the "Automatically check for updates when paint.net starts" option at least.

Also .NET is "native" on Windows.
Looks like that file is being created by apt-ftparchive.
> The models climate science have created have had very little success in forecasting the climate

Can you give us some sources for that claim?
I think it's the other way around. Tesla knew that they need batteries for their cars and that the battery market is highly competitive and volatile. The only way to ensure a reliable supply chain for batteries is to build batteries themselves.
Austin is overhyped. There are cities in East Bay that nobody knows of (e.g., Emeryville) that have raised more money than Austin.
Actually three resets, 8 => 8.1 was also a kind of reset with the introduction of universal apps.
Indeed and additionally they're taking work away from people with previously reasonably paying work (cab drivers, etc). Some of these really are zero-sum games and the gig economy is destroying pay in these.
One of the ways I like to look at it is that I'm a foreman and one of my construction workers can't show up, and I need a substitute, I don't want someone that is even less useful than my worker. A really good substitute is someone that can do everything that my original worker could do, and maybe then some even if I don't take advantage of it. Meanwhile, I don't want his results to be worse than my original worker's, but I sure don't mind if it's better.

In other words, if my original worker only knows how to turn a Dog into a Dog, and that was good enough, the most useful substitute is someone who can take any Animal and turn it into any special kind of dog.

Or maybe I care about 2x4's, and my normal guy only knows how to turn Cherry into 2x4's and isn't trained on anything else, even though that suited my needs. The best sub is someone who can take lots of kinds of wood and turn it into different kinds of posts and planks; I'm just only taking advantage of his 2x4 skills.

Unfortunately a lot of programmers design subclasses by saying "hey look, I'm good at starting with a schnauzer" or "hey look, I'm good at starting with Brazilian cherry". These guys aren't helpful when they show up in your parameter list.
Yeah..no. Those same poor neighbours have access to clean water and basic medicine. Even America's "working poor" have access to untold quantities of food compared to people a few centuries ago.

Are things perfect? No. But are people, on average, waaaay better off than they've ever been? Yes.
and I guess because many of the words are not ones a native speaker would know anyway and are only learnt for the game.
>> "How do they get near without getting attacked and driven away?"

The National Park service usually assigns the bear manager a herd of Jackalope when camping with the bears. These Jackalopes distract the bears from the presence of the humans.

While this approach is very effective in National Parks such as Yellowstone, problems have recently arisen in other Grizzly-inhabited areas, notably near the Bob Marshall and Scapegoat wildernesses, due to declining Jackalope populations.

Efforts are underway to replace the Jackalope herds with a single baby moose, or in some cases as many as three baby meese, but I can't vouch for the efficacy of this technique.
Yeah. You just don't hear about those because people are actually working instead of writing medium.com posts about cool stacks. :^)