skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
ohh i thought exa was a replacement for the word 'is'. i was like damn.... that's fucking cool.
they are two diferent ways to solve the same scalability problem, Btc doubles the current number of transactions by increasing the block from 1mb to 2mb and adds a new service the segregated witnesses that allows off-the-chain private transactions, Bcc simply increases the block to 8mb for roughly 8x times more transactions.
Easier to just plant more trees imo. If our governor will allow such a thing to occur...
No and no, I'm not advocating anything of the sort. My point is simply that property holders, at least in America, are under no obligation to enforce rights. They are under obligation to not commit crimes, and as a nation we've decided that a business refusing service on the basis of skin color is a crime.

Refusing to rebroadcast or support the opinions of someone you don't like is at present not a crime, and I sincerely hope it stays that way. Because otherwise you have to apply the same logic to other rights. And that sort of extremism leads to some crazy outcomes.

For example, in the US the 2nd amendment is, under the law, of equal importance as the 1st. So should I, as a gun owner, demand that I should be allowed to carry my firearm anywhere, on anyone's property; and claim that for them to deny me that right is a violation of my 2nd amendment rights? I'm pro-gun and even to me that sounds crazy, as it would to many pro-gunners who are usually big on personal property rights. There's a reason Full30.com exists.

Or how about the right to freedom of assembly (also part of the first amendment)? Should I be forced to allow protesters to use my property, as disallowing them violates their first amendment rights?
Not even a year since they mocked the iPhone for the lack of headphone jack and they themselves removed it. It’s a matter of time before the rest of the phones ditch it too. Or may be it becomes a “feature” for the high end phones. Got to say Apple saw it first.
Worth noting that Serbian did its own thing, and added new Cyrillic letters for palatized L and N as separate letters Љ and Њ, (which are obviously digraphs of Л and Н with Ь). Although that's a late 19th century invention.
To answer (3), there are a lot more uses for headphones than listening to music on one's phone. Switching to USB-C means asking all those device makers to switch from relatively simple analog hardware to a new connector with an established protocol, which means more (unnecessary) logic, which means more costs. I suspect it will be a long time before this stuff become ubiquitous for the low-end.
Thanks! I actually did pick up Sarnos book after many recommendations. I didn't throw it out because I think it was completely invalid, but rather because it had a completely invalid basis. I'm glad to hear similar ideas are addressed elsewhere and if my pain comes back, I'll pick that up.
Thanks for the kind words, everybody.

exa was my first Rust project and it just grew and grew.
I map mine to Ctrl, and then in Vim I map `jk` to Esc.
Other discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14922563
They added Ethereum after the fork while they had Bitcoin before the Bitcoin Cash fork: https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-adds-support-for-ethereum...
Any good examples of the force click use? I use mine to look up definitions/Wikipedia in safari but beyond that I haven't found much use for it.

I wish I could make it open links in a new tab (like middle click on a mouse) instead of that annoying preview thing.
I don't believe that's correct. The Model 3 has both a smaller range and lighter weight than a Model S did at 60kWh, indicating a smaller battery.

Tesla hasn't confirmed how large the pack is at all, but they have specifically confirmed it's less than 60.

I think it's either 40 or 50.

https://electrek.co/2016/04/26/tesla-model-3-battery-pack-co...
Don't insects and monkeys live in overlapping environments with radically different eye structures?
When I was buying a house and researching what isps were available they were really nice to deal with. Ultimately had to go with Frontier... which has been... interesting.
FWIW - I do that all the time.

If someone's website forces me to set up an account without me already being convinced there's enough benefit to me in return for my personal information, they're likely to get a signup for test@example.com with password "foo". (And if they then respond with "please click the confirmation link in the email we just sent", I'll sign up again with $sitename@$spare-domain-I-own.com and pick up the link from the spam filtered catchall account).

I probably do this at least once a month when there's hints something useful in a web forum I want to read, but I'm not (yet or ever) convinced I'll ever become a member of that forum's community...
Digital coins may be on the verge of going mainstream
Cmon, man. You've never heard of someone "hacking" a facebook account and changing the profile picture to a poop emoji or something?

It is juvenile prank, sure, but high schoolers are literally juveniles.

Obviously, you shouldn't do stuff like this to someone who will freak out and get upset about it.

Persistent bullying and harassment is, of course, not ok. But most "cyber crimes" that high schoolers commit against each other are NOT that. They are dumb pranks like changing a person's sexual orientation on facebook.

For most situations, the vast majority of kids would just be embarrassed for like 10 seconds, laugh, and maybe try to prank the person back.
Foreigners who are legally in the us are afforded the exact same due process rights as Americans.
We are hackers in the old sense; what did you expect? :)
Same company, different applications.
There's at least one word that uses ù in French: où (where, as opposed to ou, or)
>Nothing in your comment is directly about about I wrote.

Yes it is. I disagree with your fundamental characterization of privilege. There is no privilege, that was my point.

Here I defined two individuals to serve as a counter-example to what you argued and you still went ahead and identified one as inherently privileged solely due to their skin color - even if they struggle through life due to a social disorder. To me, that's an illustration of how not only useless your concept of 'privilege' is, it's also dangerous because of how easy it is to misuse.

>The concept is that people are actually an intersection of all the factors

Not all factors. Very specific factors are emphasized and that's the problem. A person is nothing but a set of stereotypes of specific set of identities, based on nothing more than genetics. There is no room for ideas or 'content of character'. You are your skin color, gender, and a sexual orientation.

>At the same time, there are real extreme injustices and inequities happening in our world

Inequities are a result of a free world. People make different decision which end in different outcomes. Raising a family with a spouse will produce a different outcome for your children, then raising children without a spouse. Studying to be an engineer will yield a different (and unequal) outcome versus studying History.

As for injustices - no. In the West the vast vast majority of all people don't live in the a world of extreme injustices.

>It lets people like you focus on the problems with that narrative.

When you abuse the language as a shortcut to supporting an argument you shouldn't complain when you called out on it. When you call someone a loaded word like 'privileged' without knowing anything about them other than the color of their skin expect push-back. And then when they refuse to accept your ugly characterization of them, you simply close yourself off and label them as people who simply are too privileged to see it. Thanks.

>Recognizing this fact does not lead us directly to answers, it leads us to productive conversation.

Does it? I viscerally disagree with everything you argued. Do you accept that perspective as valid? Or am I just too privileged to see my privilege?
Of course that was the fault of Texans.
FWIW that "dead space" actually acts just like the esc key, so it's not truly dead.
Or maybe, we tend to categorize eye-like organs as similar and as universally useful structures because that's what we are looking for, doesn't always mean it's really there though.
How to program a quantum computer
I did the same and now it has revolutionized the way I accidentally put my laptop to sleep every 30 minutes.
Any medium-to-large commercial campus with time-of-use-billing and large electrical bills may likely benefit from building a 500 kWhr - 3MWhr li-ion battery bank, 480VAC inverter, transfer and switchgear to buy electricity off-peak to use at-peak. The costs for lightly-used inverters and LFP module packs make it compelling to evaluate. For example, Jehu Garcia (@jag35) is involved in a 1 MWhr bank for a manufacturing customer in SoCal that looks really P&L sensible.
> Not a single order has been delivered to a real customer nor have they even accepted orders yet.

Oh that premise again. I remember that exact same line being used repeatedly on HN against the model S.
I still rave to people about the Software update that increased the breaking efficiency on my Model S by 25%. It was a noticeable difference in the way the car slowed itself down, and was just amazing!
> they can be very effective at convincing otherwise rational people to admit all shorts of things

aye, even things that aren't true.
Google needs a messenger + profile play. Snapchat can add profiles (if they don't have one already).
It's literally inflation. The money supply just doubled assuming both chains continue to be going concerns.
Chevy Bolt Sets Consumer Reports' Electric-Vehicle Range Record
Well it's too late to change now! It's one-handed, even on Dvorak, which is a bit annoying.

I don't think it's too much of an ask for people to define their own aliases for it, though. The overlap between people who install custom command-line tools and people who know how to edit their shell config can't be small.
Just doesn't make sense to me, personally. I've had 2 now and love them. You can get them 1 year old for less than half the original sales price for some reason. Best deal in cars.
It's an internet forum. Whether people hold stock or not you'll usually never know so the safe thing is to disregard anything you read here when deciding whether or not to buy a certain stock but to refer to the official sources: company press releases, annual reports and other relevant information.

For every person nice enough to declare their position there are 100's that won't.
A Hacker Turned an Amazon Echo into a 'Wiretap'
He stops well short of saying "here's a link to the pastebin dumps!", but yeah - it wouldn't take too much google-fu to build your own version of this - perhaps not a 300M entry one, but I doubt it'd take more than a weekend to get halfway there if you wanted too.
I'm sorry, but your examples are quite out of context. Read the story about Sarkeesian's thing. Those people were there specifically for harassment. I cannot be upset at her for calling him out, and I cannot be upset that he was banned.

As for the other one, you're gonna have to provide proof.
256 colors is already the default in all modern Terminals, and 24-bit colour is configurable in most...

If your machine uses termcap/terminfo, type this to see how many yours supports.

tput colors
Is this the API that the .net libraries are based on? If so it's the worst API I've ever used in my life. It's near impossible to test with and anything non-trivial can leave the system in god knows what state when something goes wrong.
The reason they gave was fundraising for a ship that was blocking SAR ships taking refugees to Italy. They included footage of her actions blocking such a ship in the past, together with her actual fundraising appeal in which she referred to stopping boats.

Not sure if it's against international law when conducted in international waters, but that's definitely against Patreon's content policy of fundraising for activities that endanger human life.
personally I think on a technical level Bcc it's a more elegant simple solution, at the moment I am completely against the Segregated Witnesses funcionality my view is that all transactions should be on the blockchain.

The good part is that the market as two options and anything could happen.
Yup, there was also a software update in the first 4 months of the non-P dual motor cars that shaved a full second from the 0-60(5.4s -> 4.2s) once they found out from real world testing that they had underrated them.

That type of stuff is why you'll see Tesla succeed.
Production-Level Facial Capture Using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
So you live in a place where there is actual competition.
Fwiw, this dates from 2016. Maybe put (2016) in the title?

https://cloud.google.com/blog/big-data/2016/07/understanding...

Tensorfire is much cooler:

https://tenso.rs/demos/fast-neural-style/

I wonder when most NN users will get past tinkering.
I find it so strange. I can understand them having preference or even a mission but it isn't aligned with the reality of what their user base is doing. They are trying to shove something down people's throats even when their behavior, as evidenced by their history, shows they have no interest in what they are trying to sell whatsoever.

If I didn't visit KS every so often on my own I would not find or support a single project on the site.

The power of a data driven business is that your users can tell you exactly what they want. All you have to do is listen. KS doesn't seem to give a shit.

It's what they find interesting rather than what I am interested in. Which is a really odd way to approach users.
Bitcoin cash is BCH not BCC.
A Field Guide to Open Source Software Licensing
Polish orthography is weird (subjective opinion!) mostly because of its weird digraphs, IMO. Czech and Serbian also use Latin, but they are easier to parse.

I'm not a linguist, but looking at the differences between the corresponding alphabet, it feels like Polish one had a stronger German influence. The use of W rather than V stands out in particular (and makes no sense in an alphabet that doesn't use V at all!). But also, Germans love their digraphs and trigraphs.
mine is doing everything in hackerrank in the new language
"Unnamed coconspirator"

This phrase piques my FBI informant radar, and for anyone paying attention often they are worse than the people they rat out, but now get magically protected as useful assets.

Surely they have something concrete to tie him to this, regardless, I could very easily see this being the making of a new Sabu. I could also very easily see the unnamed be inventing stuff to get out of the hot seat.
Thanks, I knew there had to be an easier way, but couldn't find it.
The solution you've suggested exists.

http://www.portech-us.com/

It's called a cellular analog gateway.
Well, he didn't hit anything ;)

But apparently he didn't file the requisite NASA report.[0]

The last time this story was on HN, I vaguely recall links to several such landings.

0) https://generalaviationnews.com/2017/03/22/taxiway-landings/
Maybe Gemini; it seems to be the "most legal".
Why do we have to have balance?
even the most insane libertarian couldn't defend that position. by your definition doxing, targeted harassment and child pornagraphy is "free speech"

free speech means everyone can participate in a marketplace of ideas, where competing perspectives challenge each other to expose the truth. i don't think you could defend targeted harassment and advocacy of violence by that measure.
Texas is not the largest or the most populous or the most climatically challenged state. For a place that loves superlatives, it doesn't have those justifications for its energy use. They're sucking all the oxygen out of the room in more ways than one.
Where's corporate profit in your equation? Exactly.
You can find many more on Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_formulae_involving_%CF...
Yeah, I think I was struggling with this aspect. I recall my professor saying something like "it's not that general relativity is correct and newtonian mechanics was wrong, it's that when a general relativist says 'mass' they are talking about something different than when a Newtonianist says 'mass' - after all, you have to measure mass differently in those two things, they behave differently, etc. It's more that general relativity doesn't say anything at all about Newtonian mass." But I never bought that (even if they were talking about different things, it seems like they were trying to talk about the same thing), so I figure I'm missing something from Kuhn's argument.
French keyboards indeed have diacritics available, such as é, è, à, ç, etc. but shift+those keys is another character.

On top of that, at least on Windows (I'm not sure about Mac), the caps lock key is not a caps lock, but a shift lock. Which means it doesn't capitalize characters, but does the same as pressing shift+key.

Funnily enough, in other French locales (IIRC at least Belgium), the caps lock key on Windows is a caps lock key.
Are you a nihilist or just parroting? I for one don't even do anything "for" anything.

It's funny how your argument can be applied against determinism and free will at almost the same time.
Cuttlefish are weirder than that, the current theory is their W-shaped pupil causes chromatic aberration on the retina and they can use that to detect colour.

http://news.berkeley.edu/2016/07/05/weird-pupils-let-octopus...
Forgive my ignorance, but who are you and why was the FBI interested in you?
Jerry Yang made a magnificent bet... one of the best investments ever in Alibaba. I don't think he's received enough credit even as Yahoo has been wound down.
The big con for me is I already have great headphones that I'm guessing I'll use for another 5 years or more. They don't have bluetooth equivalents. I'm normally a big Pixel/Nexus fan so this is a big disappointment for me.
No, it's a business problem. There's too much money tied up in the infrastructure that criminalizes it, too many people invested and making a lot of money on the status quo.
You've got to imagine that in a future world this priced proportionally to the level of taint; addresses are devalued proportional to the degree of taint, maybe with some premium for completely clean addresses.

I'm not saying a centralized system will enforce this, just it seems like a natural consequence that will emerge.
Maybe in social media :)
Somewhat amusing because I searched HN looking to see if Twitter is down, I find this which I can't load because Twitter is down (for me).
The above average people just establish a new life in a neighboring country.
You can add features or fix bugs since it is open source. It might be easier for cross-platform code.
Personally I think Bitcoin is quickly becoming the MySpace of CryptoCurrencies for example Monero offers a much better product funcionality-wise.
I’ve seen both used about equally.
Those who deployed Argon2 must have deployed the reference implementation, therefore the code became the de facto standard. Khovratovich confirmed in https://github.com/P-H-C/phc-winner-argon2/issues/183#issuec... that the code is the de facto standard and the spec will be edited to reflect this.

libsodium implemented the same behavior simply because it reused the Argon2 reference implementation.
Easy enough to do.
I think the biggest single culprit is cumulative damage from sitting down or walking with my phone in my pocket with headphones plugged in.
Second biggest one is catching the cable on stationary objects. Doorknobs, shelves, armrests on office chairs.

I'm pretty sure it's a big enough problem that it's a service item. When I opened up my Nexus 5 to do the screen, I noted that the headphone jack was a floating module, connected to the mainboard by spring contacts. If connector damage and serviceability wasn't an issue, it'd be soldered directly to the board.
Not to mention Tesla is being powered forward by its genius, aggressive, forward-thinking founder (insert inevitable straw debate about whether Musk is actually a founder).

The other car makers are led by elder statesperson types. They're all slow moving, they've come up through the old car industry, and they have no vision for the future that looks different from the past. Tesla is the only major car company on earth with its founder at the helm.
'xa' is available on my system. Who is working on the PR?
I'm disgusted, yet intrigued.
Yes, that's what I'm referring to. Mentioning a web special is not a great way to track. People don't remember those things, get confused by the question often, and it doesn't get you the data in the places you need it to be.

Instead, look to track micro-conversion events around things like maybe creating an onClick() event that fires a conversion when someone clicks to reveal a code for a web special. Or do call tracking, or track address link clicks, or things like that. You'll have a much higher volume of these things than you will actual new customers, so you can make some optimizations sooner than you would if you needed to wait for sufficient data with a limited budget.

Beyond that, you can use similar thinking to get offline data back into AdWords and Google Analytics via uploading of offline conversions[1,2].

Beyond that, Google Analytics has a beta for tracking Lifetime Value which is CRITICAL for any subscription-based business like this.

Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but I'd be willing to wager that students are actually not your customers. Rather, parents are. So think about what keywords parents might be using. Search might be a good channel for you here, but well-targeted FB ads might be as well.

[1] https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/2998031?hl=en
[2] https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/3191589?hl=en
This is not true at all. There is no Due Process when you're under the purview of USCIS/INS, CBP and ICE. This why visa holders in good standing can get turned-away at the border or destination airport and sent back immediately, even if they have done nothing wrong or violated the terms of their visa - just on the suspicion or hunch of the immigration officer - and they can extend their reach even after you pass through immigration. There's a reason they're called "constitution-free zones": https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights-governments-100-mile-b...
I use a low tech approach. I keep a bookmark folder called Daily with links to the frontpage or some topic page of sites that I've found great stories on.

Each morning, I right click in Chrome, open all bookmarks, scan each front page for interesting headlines, open each page in a new tab until I have a ton of tabs and then read each tab and close one at a time.
I think the fact that I see the number of tabs decreasing as I read gives me some sense of accomplishment.

Currently my list is:

* HN
* TechCrunch
* Geekwire
* Reddit front page
* Reddit Boston (where I reside)
* Reddit/startups
* Reddit/entrepreneur
* IndieHackers
* Recode
* ProductHunt
* Medium (front page)
* VentureBeat
* Business Insider
* Huffington Post
You can use "simpler tools", such as `head -c 20 /dev/urandom | sha1`.

If head behaved differently when piped, you would probably know about that because it's a common thing to do.
I'm in the process of recovering from a serious addiction to furanyl-fentanyl. I don't really care to get too into it, I really can't explain the pain that stuff has caused me. I've been through a lot in life, but I've never been through anything so traumatic.. This stuff is a nightmare like you can't possibly understand without being there yourself, I hope none of you ever find yourself in that position.. I've been in a methadone program for the past 6 months now. We really need to put money into treatment, the program that I'm in literally saved my life. I'm lucky enough to have insurance that actually covers most of the cost, but most people in my situation don't have that luxury.