skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Or, you know, a single try catch. Or several of them. At any level you like and fits the problem. And no lost exceptions.
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Just my two cents but I would still expect them to annouce coffee lake today. If you look at the marketing material they talk about VR and have a picture of a desktop monitor when referring to editing. I dont see how notebooks can provide you an "immersive VR experience".
Does anyone know the total number of applicants?
Except, of course, getting your hands on a phone that has Oreo.

For instance, the Galaxy S8 is the hottest new thing on the market right now, and it launched with Nougat. It will probably be six months to a year before Samsung pushes an Oreo update to it, if at all.
I don't get it. If you're seriously going to go with the story "I dropped her off ashore, something else must have happened to her" then you don't want to attract attention to yourself, so you definitely don't sink the sub.

Conversely, if you feel you need to sink the sub to destroy evidence, then you don't say you dropped her off, you say she died in the same "accident" that caused the sinking.
https://www.android.com/versions/kit-kat-4-4/
Cloud print has been supported since KitKat, you just need to install the driver (sorry, "print plugin"): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
Plenty of PC makers do that, even Intel:

https://www.intel.de/content/www/de/de/products/boards-kits/...

No idea what any of that has to do with ATX, PCI (long deprecated technology), ITX (form factor), DDR (that's like USB).
Thanks much, I was wondering how AMP made him suspicious of google.
Well, Google/Alphabet are an advertising company.
This sounds confounding to me as a reader - you're telling me that exceptions will intentionally be handled further from where they're raised?
I think this is not the first time...
Do you guys think they will wait until January 2018 to release the t480 series? I was torn between the t470p and t470 because of the quad core and finally decided on the t470 for the battery life and size (no t470s/x1 carbon because I already have 1tb 2.5" ssd)
That list of banned books in Michigan is really interesting. Just from the first few pages -

A+ Certification Exam Guide - May facilitate or encourage criminal activity

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons - Threat to the order and security of the institution; role play

Against the Wind - Threat to the order/security of institution (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/206757.Against_the_Wind)

Art of Seduction (The) - Threat to order/security institution

Bookkeeping for Dummies - This book may facilitate crimial activity because the book includes tax forms which may be used to facilitate the filing of false or fraudulent tax documents.
I do! It's missing a lot of detail, though; it's optimized much more for overall performance analysis.
Agreed there there is boiler plate - but with use of live templates in webstorm (or snippet in VS) - I find it getting easier.
I'm cautiously optimistic about Treble. I welcome userland updates not being subject to device/soc manufacturers whims, but wonder if this means devices will see kernel updates even less frequently than they already do.

Then again, this new architecture likely makes it easier to move the Android userland to a new (non-linux) kernel, so maybe it'll be a moot point.
Can a polymath not be a scientist by training? It seems like so many topics today require substantial grounding in quantitative skills that are almost impossible to gain outside grad-school-level studies in science and engineering. Can a polymath whose expertise spans the sciences truly come from elsewhere -- math, economics, philosophy, etc?

In a similar vein, I have yet to read a popular science book written by a non-scientist that comes close to the incandescent prose of the best scientist authors -- all of whom seem to be professional scientists (Dyson, Sagan, Morrison, Wilson, Medawar, etc).

Of course their skill came not only from academics, but from that rare mix of curiosity and rigorous inquiry essential to separate what we know from what we don't, and of course, the passion to push beyond into the unknown.

So can such skills essential to a polymath also arise from outside science?
Its not the mail server, its deliverability. If you can set up a $5/month server to send email so can every spammer ever and the big mail providers know this.

Mail sent like this won't be delivered anywhere with even the most basic spam filtering which includes blacklists of known spam-source IP address blocks like Digital Ocean/AWS/Heroku.
Does INTERCONTINENTAL GREAT BRANDS LLC have a trademark for Oreo in the "computer and scientific" or telecommunications categories?

If not, then there is no trademark issue. Google isn't selling a food, it's selling an operating system.
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Why dumb?
Sure, but it's clear that privacy and quiet are amongst the most important qualities in an office, yet companies continue to strain to find "creative" new ways of avoiding private offices.

Call me cynical, but it's obvious that per-person cost reduction is the driver of this logic.
Yeah, I meant the printer, not the phone/tablet.
Android Oreo Officially Launched and Available for Download
Indeed, it heavily depends on what your JS engine thinks your data types are, your allocation patterns, and more. If your engine thinks you're using floats to index into a typed array that might be slower than using floats to index into an object. Even if you know your numbers are really only integers. Which is why JS performance is so puzzling sometimes.

One thing you can do with typed arrays that you cannot do with objects, though, is zero-copy into workers. You can use that technique to get pretty much free parallel performance on any number-crunchy task.

These things change all the time though; all the more reason for always measuring before you cut and investing into better profiling tools.
http://suckless.org/philosophy
This is music to the waste disposal industries ears.

My wifes parents are like this. Their house is filled, to the brim, with so much stuff. They have a few storage units full of stuff.

It will be an interesting problem for my wife and her siblings when the inevitable occurs.
> I've heard horror stories of months-long approvals processes on Verizon and AT&T ROMs.

Six months and counting, waiting for Verizon to approve the Nougat update on my HTC One M9. It has literally hit everyone else:

[0]http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/12/09/unlocked-htc-one-m9-...

[1]http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/02/23/android-7-0-nougat-o...

[2]http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/03/21/t-mobile-variant-htc...

[3]http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/04/12/htc-one-m9-sprint-ge...

[4]http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/05/16/atts-htc-one-m9-upda...
Is there another auction site that addresses these issues better? Or is this just the nature of the beast?
Does anyone know who is running “Crave Books”?
If by "product placement" you mean that Nabisco paid Google for this, I doubt that is the case. If anything, the money would have gone the other way.
The motivation (for the use of an LFSR instead of a traditional counter) is a shift register takes up less space than a counter on the chip; if you don't need the counter to count in the normal order, this is a good tradeoff

That's kind of a profound observation, even though it's obvious once you think about it. It never occurred to me that a maximal-length shift register is actually a simpler, more efficient logic structure than either a carry-chain adder or a ring counter.
They should ban books, because books can be used to hit people. #banallthebooks
Google Officially Unveils Next-Generation 'Android Oreo'
That sounds like the kind of thing that would trip an algorithm.
I think you're overselling JWT's involvement. That link just says that the brokered the deal, not that it was their idea.

All the stories I've heard[1] say the idea came from Google as Hiroshi Lockheimer (now head of Android & Chrome OS) was a big fan of KitKats.

1: https://www.theverge.com/2013/9/3/4691040/android-kitkat-the...
> Mathematics PhDs are issued at a ~70/30 ratio, substantially higher than that of CS PhDs

It drops from ~50% to just under 30%, where CS degrees hover between 18-22%. Frankly, that's not "substantially higher than CS".

> Tell me again about the innate limitations women have performing in STEM.

No one is making that claim except people like you who love tearing down absurd straw man arguments. Please read more carefully and stop making assumptions.
I've found a fantastic solution that works on any phone! Uninstall facebook and facebook messenger. Then use Chrome and facebook's mobile site. Life changer, man.
Democracy in the age of mega-regional trade agreements
So the equivalent of that in Thailand would be about $1300 a month. My estimate of $3k includes a spacious 2 bedroom western style condo with a pool, gym, a nice motorbike, uber, eating out almost every meal, drinking, vacations to the beaches/islands every few months and entertainment.
I rented Final Fantasy XV last night to try it out. I put it in and had a 13 Gig update. So of course I had to download it all night to even get a chance to play it. Then I finally open it and it's takes another hour to install it.

Now I'm not even sure I'll get to play it much before I even have to return it. It's a problem.
>In all these years of alternative languages customers still don't allow us to use anything other than plain Java.

That's because all those years those alternative languages never got much traction except Scale.

Kotlin is already poised to reach hundreds of thousands through Android support.
> Also worth mentioning is that the police were very quickly charging him with manslaughter - so quick, they probably had indications something was wrong with his statement even before the sub was raised.

From the linked article:

> Mr. Madsen’s new account was only disclosed on Monday, with the approval of both the prosecution and the defense, although he had given it in court, behind closed doors, on Aug. 12

Sounds to me that his statement was exactly the reason he was charged with manslaughter.
Experiments in NES JIT Compilation in Rust
Google is an advertising company that sells ad space on their own pages. This is probably just an extension - put your brand's name on an open-source project, similar to putting your brand's name on a sportsball stadium.
Well, there was a lot of distaste for the previous style, it's a pretty notable difference to users. (For the record, I liked the original "blobs" and will miss them.)
Okay, I might have a bit of a hot head but: Isn't $85bn total market cap a sign of failure? Especially considering that this includes companies that have valuations because they "just raised money on high cap".

Given that the valley now has multiple companies with $500bn+ market cap; and in the "still raising money" valuation there are companies with $50-100bn valuation; it seems to me that $85bn is rather very small.

Or more like YC has worked well for the average founder but sucked at picking even one of the bigger winners?
The crab is a must.
i have this in a (hand-written) configure script:

case "$(uname -s)" in
Darvin|Linux)
MAKE=make
GMAKE=$MAKE
;;
DragonFly|*BSD)
MAKE=make
GMAKE=gmake
;;
*)
MAKE=gmake
GMAKE=$MAKE
;;
esac

...

if test "$MAKE" != "$GMAKE"; then
case "$(uname -s)" in
DragonFly|*BSD)
populate $rootdir/Makefile.in Makefile
;;
esac
fi

cat <<EOF

to build the programs from their sources:

$MAKE

to test their correctness:

$MAKE check

EOF

$rootdir/Makefile.in contains

all .DEFAULT:
@@GMAKE@ --no-print-directory "$@"
The Dark History of Liberal Reform (2016)
I actually dread downloading patches and whatnot from PSN for this reason. I have a 500 mbit connection, that works perfectly well on all my other devices, but my Ps4 Pro, well, it's incredibly fickle. There'll be days where download speeds are good, and then there'll be days where even downloading 200mb is a challenge. It's all wired, so it's not a wifi related problem. I went through different routers and even changed ISP's once and the problem still persisted, so I think I have ruled it out as being on my end. It seems to be some weird QoS feature of the PS4, or possibly the PSN not being up to scratch - I don't know. Stuff like closing all background apps, or changing DNS, they don't really seem to do anything for me. Sometimes pausing/unpausing does help, though..
You do have to claim you thought of it on your own, just a lot later, true - but that's trivial to do, and impossible to disprove.

For example, it's perfectly okay to patent an idea in use a thousand years ago, nowadays, as long as most people in that field haven't heard of it; thanks to recently truly perverse judicial decisions.
And in cookies or dollars
I. . .What on earth?

Why not ban chemistry textbooks? Learning about rapid oxidation reactions could be a threat to the order and security of the institution.
Their attempt to clamp down on that only really started with Windows XP, when they already had a near-monopoly. Earlier version technically had a CD Key, but I don't think those actually did anything as long as you passed the key along together with the CD.
This makes little sense. You don't need more try..catch blocks than you would normally have a catch promise clause.

Exceptions bubble up.
That was a cross promotion, this probably is as well. Google is an ad company.
shrug Apparently the peculiarity and the fact that the accused is well known in certain tech/engineering sectors has passed the 'things hackers are interested in' bar.

From the same guidelines you quote:

Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site.
If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it by clicking on its 'flag' link.
Email providers that I would trust:

* Fastmail.com -- good reputation and track record at reasonable prices

* mailbox.org -- long track record, privacy-oriented, German-based. Some people describe the mail UI as aging (it's OX suite), but I like it just fine.

* Protonmail.com -- UX & privacy focused email with fancy in-browser encryption. Protonmail-to-protonmail emails are E2E (OpenPGPjs). No IMAP, and in-browser (read: scary) encryption, albeit open-source. Based in Switzerland, although that means a lot less than they make it out to, re: privacy.

* tutanota.com -- V. similar to Protonmail. Based in Germany and a cheaper than protonmail. Uses a custom-implemented encryption protocol vaguely and unreassuringly described as a "..standardized, hybrid method.." comprised of RSA and AES [0].

[0] https://tutanota.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/470732...

EDIT: Made some corrections re: protonmail & tutanota encryption, pointed out by bartbutler.
"Coming to a device near you"

Yeah, but not on my device. I didn't even get Android 7 :)
hmm were you previously using Promise.catch for flow control? It's basically as bad as using exceptions for flow control, just with with a different set of bubbling / propagation problems. Unless you're dealing with truly exceptional conditions you should not be throwing inside your promises, thus no need for try / catch when converting them to async/await.
Are they really selling an OS? It's free right? They sell something else with android but can't figure out what...
This is possibly the best thing to happen to wild rhino populations. I don't see how this is any different to farming cows, chicken, pigs or any other animal.

There will always be demand for rhino horn, so it makes sense to satisfy that demand in a way that does less damage to the wild population.
People who think gang lifestyle is cool?

What do you think the entire african american gangsta rap culture is?

Most people who buy their content aren't african american either.
Honestly, even after years of following Android, I still don't understand what the carriers even do to the ROMs. It's not like it needs special proprietary software tweaks just to connect to an ordinary GSM band. And it's also not like I get any kind of visual voicemail, WiFi calling, etc baked directly into the system either. Those carrier features are usually still separate apps, anyway.

Honestly, what are they doing, and why does it take them multiple months to do it?
A Short History of Complex Numbers (2006) [pdf]
> the tech scene was supposed to be progressive and enlightened

Why? Tech was a haven for nerdy outcasts who want a world that makes sense because the smartest minds are in charge. If anything it was libertarian since the cypherpunk days. Now we have censorious normies playing at identity politics who lack the obsession yet want the paychecks.
I interpreted it to mean that he showed that Hilary's campaign was overconfident on polling, and with proper statistical analysis she would have seen something closer to the truth.

He apparently has worked for both Obama and Trump.
The Data::Tersify documentation mentions that it only summarizes if the object is “not the root structure passed to tersify (so if you actually to want to dump a complex DBIx::Class object, for instance, you still can)”.

So instead of…

Dumper(tersify($dt))

You would want to try…

Dumper(tersify({ now => $dt }))
There is one situation where semicolons are important - when concatenating multiple script files & using IIFEs.

This subtlety is being obsoleted by ES modules & the build tooling around them, but it is a nasty bug that has sucked many an hour away from frontend devs whenever it is encountered.
Verizon is the Comcast of wireless. The next omen of the apocalypse will be when the Trump administration approves their merger.
Most companies will pay relocation or moving fees. They factor the cost for this into the decision to hire.

Having nothing to move could actually indicate to an employer that you are not planning to stay very long.
I haven't had any issues but I've been hosting my own mail server since 2000 or so. I've been blacklisted by spamhaus? before years ago but I submitted a request to remove and they did. Google has a page to help with this though.

https://support.google.com/mail/answer/81126?hl=en&vid=0-107...

Also, I personally host at home and have Comcast business internet. I have a 5 IP block of which one is a mail server. I have occasional internet outages and more frequent power outages, but it's been fine.
I loathe AMP. Biggest piece of crap coming out of Google in a long time.
Been using AWS Lambda for a few things... it works surprisingly well if you have intermittent processes that can fit in the memory and time constraints... for example, one of the lambdas I worked on is triggered from S3 uploads (CSV for processing from a client), the Lambda will parse the CSV into bundles of JSON objects that are then sent into SQS for processing individual items, which can take up to 2 minutes each item.

You can build pipelines from S3, SQS, SNS, Lambda to do a lot of work very quickly in parallel with less overhead than similar self-hosted or self-managed solutions. You don't have to worry about spinning up extra VMs, or dealing with overprovisioning. It all just works.