skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> 1. it's ancient. we've learned a lot of lessons since its inception about how to design a language.

True, but even so, one of the most damning things about C is that it wasn't even "state of the art" back when it was designed. See https://pastebin.com/UAQaWuWG
I wonder if something clever could be done to automatically switch behavior over time based on keystroke timings, suggestion selection behavior, etc.

Maybe it would just end up feeling random and unreliable though.
You've probably heard of Booking.com
I beg to differ. You, as the landlord, don't necessarily set the rent price--the market does. If the market is going for lower than your monthly upkeep cost (including property tax) then you will be paying the tax and other expenses.
Father in law bought one and as i was doing 3d modelling at the time he thought that i could use it to manipulate the z axis easier so i got to set up and borrow it for a while.

But the sensors were so off that i mostly spent time spasming my hand above it.

Cool idea, no feasible applications
Booking.com is part of Priceline group
If you look at their 5 year, basically has been a tear forever.
On average, (after smoothing out the bubbles like in 05-07 and the crashes like in 08-09) real estate prices track inflation. Deflation is exceedingly rate, so this behaviour of nominal prices rising steadily is to be expected. Unless you mean real estate prices rise steadily in real terms, in which case I'd like to see data behind that assertion along with corresponding interest rates as mentioned in another comment.
I moved to Trondheim, Norway around 4 years ago. Winter cycling is pretty normal here, and it isn't just the young. Basically everyone gets out in the weather - so much that the saying goes along the lines of, "There isn't bad weather, only bad clothes." Pre-school children spend a lot of time outside, and fresh air is considered healthy.

And folks are biking over sidewalks covered in a couple inches of ice, I might add. On hills and in mountains, it seems.

And no, it isn't always pleasant, but you get used to it and learn how to dress properly. Afterwards, it isn't a big deal.
This is only like AWS Lamda if a response time of a few seconds is acceptable to you. That's the time it takes to start up an instance according to the article.
For sure, software based tokens are not the norm (yet). Part of our hope with releasing a software based token is to push the security vs. user experience conversation forward. Sure, hardware tokens are great. But, they don't have the best UX and have a pretty steep barrier to entry. Hopefully Soft U2F helps to spawn a more varied set of solutions. Over time, browsers and password managers could integrate these kinds of features. For example, https://crbug.com/678128 is a tracking issue for implementing U2F in Chrome itself, which would be great.
I'd like to add support for various streaming services in the future. There is already a preliminary API that allows plugins to add music to the data store, which can be paired with other plugins that control downloading and decoding of audio data. It should be technically possible with the current system, but I haven't had the time to implement any services yet.
As someone that got introduced to C via SmallC and Turbo C 2.0 for MS-DOS, and avid reader of "The C User's Journal", one of the reasons was that ANSI C89 was supposed to standardize existing variants outside UNIX.

No compiler vendor back then wanted to give up on their own specific deviations, given their existing customer base, proprietary OSes and extensions.

So many of those vendor specific features got tucked away into implementation specific and UB buckets.
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Why did they drop it exactly? How does removing it makes search "more fluid on all devices" (according to TFA). I'm not complaining, but I suspect the attention bandwidth now left on the table is going to be plastered with something else soon enough.
So it's basically opening a Trad IRA, putting money into it, then immediately rolling it into a Roth IRA? I thought the contribution limit was across all IRAs you own, so you still wouldn't be able to put any extra into the IRAs in general?

This is complicated and weird. I might hold off until I understand it better.
Imagine a dollar that has a history of every transaction written on it.

Sounds perfect for government and public business accounting.
> If you're thinking of getting the IKEA hand cranked desk, be aware that the table top that comes with it is not solid. I originally wanted to cut a hole in it to permanently mount my dual monitor stand, but doing so would have compromised the structural integrity of the table top.

For this exact reason, I made my own tabletop. I went to Home Depot, bought a big piece of hardboard (4ft x 8ft x 2in) and had them cut it to size. I bought a random orbital sander, a can of stain, and some spray-on top coat. I rounded the corners with the sander, wiped down the wood, stained it with 2 layers, and sprayed on 2 layers of top coat. Desk is waterproof, light, and much more sturdy than particle board. Total cost (not including time and labor): $85
I answer all of my secret questions with 160-bits of hex encoded randomness.
First time using Apple CarPlay in Honda Civic 2017, and wow!

It's a annoying system at this point. Unless I want to use it as a glorified, big interface for podcast control, it is of no use to me. It cannot run mandatory apps like Google Maps, doesn't have Waze and I am not using Apple Maps.

Also, I cannot play the podcasts when I am using Google Maps for directions. The Maps app is unable to give voice directions, the podcast acts up and soon one or the other of them is stuck.

I gave up and just use a bluetooth based connection to run both of these apps at the same time.
Nonsense: Solaris has had that thread multiplexing for over 15 years, for one counterexample.
Honest question here. Can somebody explain why a device is needed for this? How does this differ from this project? https://github.com/k4m4/kickthemout
You can't really "inspect" most items in a B+M store. For example, if I buy a slow cooker I can see it in its package and see the display model. So? I don't know how well it cooks my fav dish.
Thanks for pointing out! :)
E-Books Have Influenced the Development of Education
This is exactly why property taxes should be higher for non-resident owners. Squash the real estate as foreign money stash urge a little.
I take water and coffee breaks to try and think, but for some reason most of my inspirations occur at a urinal.
Lets see, when I answered this question was I listening to heavy metal, classical, country, or... I happen to enjoy all of the above at times despite them being vastly different they are all music (or can be - I have heard examples from all 3 that are not)
I tried to find some external tooling to help with this, but was unsuccessful. In the end, I just built a (hidden) feature into the app that intercepts and displays the key presses in that little bar on the bottom before dispatching the events to the actual handlers.
Whack – A modern http/tls benchmark tool
not true. There is still a lot of new Perl 5 code being written. Most of it is likely not very high profile, but it is still used a lot.
Ruby also has JRuby, which has true parallelism & concurrency and does not suffer from the global interpreter lock like vanilla ruby/python.
Right.

In P6 (potential) parallelism is explicit. You have to use an explicit construct such as the `<<` or `>>` meta operators.

I used a simple arithmetic operation but it can be any code. Of course, it had better be parallel safe.

The code-gen at compile time makes an AOT call on whether to attempt parallelization. If the JIT thinks that's not working out during a particular run it may decide to de-optimize.

> more generally, any loop where ... each iteration of the loop is independent of the others

Right. The `<<` and `>>` meta operators aren't the only relevant features. For example there's a `.race` method that not only (potentially) parallelizes a map, grep or whatever, but provides further explicit control such as batching size.
All tokens get traded. This is the point that I think a lot of people are missing.
Thank you Powerofmene and Boothroid. I would not have guessed this about Elon. (I didn't even know the phrase "on the spectrum").
Thanks Colin, sound advice. Its in production for a relatively large app at the moment, but there is no easy way to share access.

Ill take a look at building a small showcase demo.
https://piggy.co.in
Especially dosing boys with them. /s

You have no idea what kind of harm this could do, BPA being the least of the worries in that case.
Mega backdoor Roth primer is here:
http://www.madfientist.com/after-tax-contributions/

Don't get hung up/paralyzed into doing nothing for fear that something slightly better might be available if you did hundreds of hours of research. The most important thing is to get started, IMO.
Bad reviews are AstroTurfed just like positive ones.
Japanese company preparing for country’s first private rocket launch
The Monero daemon does not know what addresses the deposits came from. So even if the server was seized there would not be any information to glean about this.

Withdrawals in the db may have addresses and amounts, although RingCT upgrades make this more and more useless, but even without RingCT the addresses do not correspond to any information in the blockchain. The best case law enforcement would have had, before RingCT is to have seized the database of several exchanges, where users transferred Monero directly between both exchanges and they could see addresses in both databases. In this respect, Monero is much more akin to accounts at financial institutions, where subpoenas are needed to glean any information at all. But further enhanced by retaining the individual control of private wallets that cryptocurrency allows, where financial institutions are an embellishment to temporary user experience problems.
Some of the things this guy's screed covers seem reasonable to me, given the group's goals. If you think that drinking cow's milk is freakish and abnormal, then it makes sense to try to juxtapose it with continued human milk usage. Draw some parallels, maybe make people think a bit.

Many of the things PETA does (and, tellingly, what they don't do) seem to give the lie to their stated aims. If my goal were to reduce meat consumption, I'd be trying to partner with communities to help build gardening practices and such. Instead they invest heavily in grandstanding, which seems more aligned to jerking selfrighteously than actually effecting change.
Yup, I definitely hear that! 20% is naive in the value breakdown I gave, the peace of mind is probably worth so much more.
>What scenario are you describing exactly?

The scenario where an exchange gets shut down by LE, like BTC-e here.

>What exact problem are you trying to thwart?

The problem of exchanges getting shut down by LE, like BTC-e here.

Monero is great, I'm buying more every day, but it doesn't solve the issues exchanges may face.
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I've been looking to do this myself, did you follow any guides online to help you with this? How did you connect your camera to the Pi?
just like that. happy news to me.
Why fake news is so darn shareable and facts so hard to believe
The RSPCA has always seemed more similar to the SPCA than PETA. They may be overzealous in prosecuting animal cruelty, but I've never heard of widespread action by RSPCA or SPCA practicing animal cruelty based on their political viewpoint.

PETA takes the position that animals are better dead than kept as pets, and because of that they don't merely kill many animals given to them, they've been known ro actively take adoptable animals from shelters to kill them.
The entropy would be(26+26+10+32) depending on what special characters by the system. That is much more comparable to a 17 character password without any numbers, special characters, or uppercase. The strength of the password depends on the possible special characters and not necessarily how many of them there are.
Oh Lord - hijacking the arrow keys, which I use for page-scrolling, is one of the most annoying things ever. Kill it with fire!
Expressions – awesome RegEx app for Mac
Well, there are a number of things that complicate the comparison:

1) Mutual funds get hit with a lot more taxable events (any rebalance or dividend), and only a small fraction of that can be shielded.

2) Even if you could borrow to invest, stocks fluctuate a lot more and you would be subject to margin calls.

3) You are implicitly paying maintenance/insurance costs as a renter, true, but only as a renter do you benefit from division of labor and tax-deductibility of such expenses.

4) For the specific time history: It would have been difficult in the 70s to buy something like an S&P index mutual fund; Vanguard started then but you're unlikely to have heard of them. Then again, you wouldn't be borrowing at 5% either!
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So you can only use each site once then?
Interesting, it seems like a company that had a very inflated valuation due to the dot-com bubble, was hit very hard when the bubble burst and it took almost 15 years for the stock price to get back to pre-bubble level...
How is this different than the already available solutions in the market like Scripbox?
It is a direct cause, but not the only cause. The fact that virtually all job growth is in these cities is equally if not more to blame. As a Seattle resident who was priced out of a succession of neighborhoods through grad school, I can't help but wonder why we need so much growth. It's not like there's a shortage of employment opportunities.
Actually adding special characters reduces the search space. Most places adding them also require them, which means for one of the 10 characters the search space is just those 5 special characters, and for another the space is just the 10 numbers, and there is still one more where the search space is just the 26 letters.
I wouldn't say that. From 2014 until June 2016 it was basically flat.
Humanitarian crypto coin
While I don't particularly like this approach, there's at least one product that does just this: https://lesspass.com/#/
Company Cultures
I can't say for certain why none of the "safer C"s have caught on, but I can say that they all have significant compromises and/or impracticalities. Often, performance cost is one of them. Today though, you can use the safe numerics[1] library along with SaferCPlusPlus[2] (shameless plug) as a high performance solution to address undefined behavior in your C code. This solution preserves most of your C code intact, and there is an auto-translation assistance tool[3] in development to further reduce the effort required. (SaferCPlusPlus currently has a dependency on the standard library, so may not be usable on the most restricted embedded platforms[4].)

If performance is not a concern, just compiling with the appropriate sanitizers[5] is an easy option (though not a complete solution).

But note that all of these solutions take the position that not only is the undefined behavior itself a problem, but also the operation which instigated the undefined behavior. And there is good reason for that. If you just want the undefined behavior to be defined, then the question is, what exactly are you trying to achieve by doing so? Are you hoping to guarantee deterministic behavior while maintaining portability?

[1] https://github.com/robertramey/safe_numerics

[2] https://github.com/duneroadrunner/SaferCPlusPlus#safercplusp...

[3] https://github.com/duneroadrunner/SaferCPlusPlus-AutoTransla...

[4] https://github.com/duneroadrunner/SaferCPlusPlus/issues/3

[5] http://clang.llvm.org/docs/UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer.html
Ordering directly from the manufacturer is usually a good option if you know exactly what you want.
Where will poor people who are unqualified for mortgages live if there are no landlords? Some kind of government housing?
Removal of instant shouldn't change the behavior of the search bar's focusing. I haven't noticed what your'e talking about, though.
I'm a fan of the AIMA book, too. But the Lisp code for it kind of failed to excite me...
Prop 13 has hugely restricted the ability of municipalities to tax land. Despite being sold as keeping the elderly in their home after retirement, that's a tiny subset of what was actually covered in the law.

I agree that a more Georgist tax policy is in order, but fixing Prop 13 is pretty tough. It gets older residents really really riled up when changing Prop 13 is mentioned.
I've been using a standing desk at work for about a year and a half now. I stand all day, except for meetings and lunch. I'm definitely a fan; I just ordered a standing desk for home.

Regarding concentration, I'm reminded of an interesting article about concentration and standing desks: https://qz.com/957311/why-cant-i-focus-using-a-standing-desk...

"When standing in an office—especially one where others are sitting—your range of vision is far wider; you can see a lot more faces from a higher vantage point than you do sitting down. The more people you can see both directly and peripherally, the more faces you are unconsciously trying to interpret. And the more you process this information, the more likely you are to take those emotions on yourself."

I've avoided this problem by facing a partition where I can't see anyone and wearing noise-canceling headphones.
Internet Restricted Worldwide as Russia Moves to Block Proxies and VPNs
I used to code for a hotel chain, and I remember that Priceline had some sort of weird legacy deal that made them essentially the only OTA (online travel agent) that was able to undercut the hotel's lowest price.
That is for cancer which is much less sensitive to EM field exposure.

You said no effect. I picked the most well researched way to counter that.
High field might be cancer risk (by the way comparing to general population could produce a wash if the background level increased), much less for sperm counts.
Wow! I believe this is exactly what I've been looking for.

One of my goals is to get my son, who is really into Minecraft, also interested in programming.

The github project seems to be receiving updates too.

If I end up making some reasonable progress on this, I might just contact you later on, if that's ok with you!
UK here, heard of it, never heard anyone mention it nor seen anything of it in traditional media however.

Presumably they're a USA only company?
Microsoft joins Kubetnetes group as platinum member
Actually no. Why is it so popular? It seems to have fewer features than hipmunk....

Not to knock them, though, it's a hard problem to solve well from an interface and integrations perspective.
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Good news. Just in time to walk away from real-world and live in a virtual one (you know like the Matrix). that's the end game right?
Food and Shelter don't need advertisements. Hamburger Helper and Mariott need advertisements. Advertisements don't help finding a realtor or choosing a store to shop food for at. Advertisements don't help in acquiring clothes. Capitalism did all these things with very little help from modern advertisement since the "invention" of capital.

>I've lived in another kind of society - where people spend resources on finding way to get decent food, clothes, books, etc.

How would overt modern advertising have fixed that? Do you think we don't spend resources on having the advertising find us instead of us finding the products? Does advertising even help with finding decent food, are lies forbidden when you advertise?

There's a wide gulf between advertising you have the cheapest apples in town on a sign in front of your store and advertising Red Lobster's Lobsterfest. Capitalism works fine under either example though.
I understand you might not care now, but what about later?

A upset love interest, a border control agent, someone who disagrees with you on Twitter, the police, a frustrated colleague, children with too much time on their hands, trolls, hackers.

None of these adversaries may be something to worry about today, but they might tomorrow.

We can all aspire to be bland enough to not be targeted, but I'd like to have that insurance policy in place just in case.
I don't think people who rent have a right to complain about the housing market. If there's a toxic spill across the street, they can just pack up and move. They also can't complain about gentrification of "their neighborhood" since it's not really their neighborhood, they're just visitors.
Publii – Open-Source CMS for Static Website
Unfortunately it requires proper Android Auto in a car and does not work with the standalone android auto app.
If we don't stop this kind of behavior now, it'll become industrialized and infrastuctures will be built on top of it that will become very disruptive to dismantle once we realize how much were getting screwed.

We rely on the internet so much for our lives and jobs and economy and banking that it should be a utility and a right, hell, we use the internet more than our phones, and cell phones are more ubiquitous and relied upon than landlines by a longshot!
> I can't borrow hundreds of thousands of dollars at < 5% interest invest in the stock market

Of course you can [0], and it's even cheaper than mortgage interest (because it's much easier to margin call a stock a portfolio than a house!).

[0] https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=1595
That's just IETF terminology. Number assignment is one of the last things to happen - so if it has a number, it's done.
Do you offer Aadhar based e-KYC?
Aside from Booking.com, they also own KAYAK, Cheapflights, Rentalcars.com and Open Table (the restaurant booking app).
Excellent read. I've finally decided to do what I've been saying I would do for two years and create an open source demo Ruby on Rails application that applies these principles using the Devise gem and a few others. Will show it supporting multiple two factor strategies as well as account lockout, recovery, and access downgrading based on confidence. It's a private repo at the moment but I will share as soon as its worth showing.
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Verizon and Optimum still didn't deploy IPv6 support.