skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A nice selling point for me is the registry. If you have a public image, it's totally free. If it's private, you can pay to use it privately in a team.
Of course, you can mount your own (it's a docker image, after all), or you can use Google or Amazon to host it, but it is much easier to pay them to host, and you don't need to bother with storage, backups, or authentication. Setting up team permissions is as easy as sending an invitation from the panel.
Paul Graham blocked me on Twitter
These solar glass blocks would make great skylights for your solar roof
Give me more file credits.
what dosage of LSA? heard of people microdosing on LSD but not LSA -- do the nausea symptoms not express themselves at microdoses?
Move to cycle.js. It's a better framework anyway https://cycle.js.org
Test whether things are True-ish or False-ish
But either Amazon will have the product or it will still be valuable to another middle man.

Amazon have a lot but are a long way off having everything. Health and Beauty for example, they may have the top 50k sales ranks pretty well covered but at least the top 100k are probably worth a middle mans time.
Probably the fact that they have no patents with regards to React...
A Chrome Extension to Easily Save Images to the Downloads Folder
This is what I find confusing, the blog post mentions a patent license that you are granted, but as you say, nobody is aware of any patent covering React. React's doesn't seem to use any novel technique in the field of CS.

But https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/b8ba8c83f318b84e42933... , the way I read it says they grant you a license to to "make, have made, use, sell, offer to sell, import, and otherwise transfer" the React Software. They don't seem to give you a license to any patent.
The injured party in your examples is the public because it involves damaging a national park or similar space.

Unless these mushrooms are going extinct or something he's not hurting the environment.
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Hi HN, doing some research on where and how hackers buy their shoes online. Could you share your online buying experience briefly?

thanks,
The Wavestorm sounds like the Raspberry Pi of surfboards: a cheap way to get n00bs on board (no pun intended) quickly and a basic board that even the experienced can get use out of. I hope it fosters a culture of teaching n00bs the basics and manners of surfing rather than making fun of them.
Better how?
What Should Happen to People’s Online Identity When They Die?
True or not, is this the kind of power a company of Facebook's size should have over others? If something patentable was added to React, would there be a notice sent out? Let's also not forget that this applies to all of their open-source libraries, things like Immutable, GraphQL, Flux, Hack, HHVM, etc,...
>Say NBC creates a "become a NBC snap journalist package" available to anyone that requests it. Included is a pin, handheld mic with "NBCx" (or some other visual identifier), something like an AP style guidebook that is simplified, and a concise bit a rules on what is considered news. NBC can sift through these specific accounts, select and publish what's most relevant.

Sure, why not? We've already completely destroyed the distinction between standards based accountable journalism and blog post rabble rousing thanks to social media "news feeds". This seems like the next logical step.
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That's easy, Firefox could just download a copy of The Internet on installation and run an indexer over it, so that you could look up any information you need. How foolish of them!
The first example uses recursive make, breaking the graph :(.

I'm not saying you can't use make (we did use make before we switched to walk), it's just more painful for non C/C++ build systems. All we really want from a build systems, is a generic tool for describing, and walking, a graph of dependencies.
I feel like growing up in that environment breeds résignation around the frankly pretty common deaths that crop up.
Facebook's position on this is weird. Any company that wants to use react and avoid liability arising from Facebook's terms can do so easily by incorporating a subsidiary or wholly separate company and paying that company $1 to license the UI built on react.
Maybe this is about fencing off Google/Amazon/Alibaba/etc who might be reluctant to do something that would be technically legal but something that a jury might take a dim view of. That seems to been the thesis behind Oracle v Google.
Is this just marketing copy they asked you to post in the comments? Few times have a ever spoken so highly of a product. What specifically makes Superhuman "indispensable"? It doesn't really seem like they've innovated that much (nor could they as email is still email)/
Well, if it succeeded, you wouldn't see it.
Even if you're not a diabetic, blood glucose spikes affect your mental performance like a weak stimulant, creating mild mood swings. Also, high amounts of high GI foods stimulate body fat production.
Imagine a protocol that uses xml.... there's a few out. There are no quotes so null as a string will look exactly the same as A NULL value.
Even when you explicitly disable auto play it gets turned back on for some odd reason.
Consuming much simple carbs often results in a faster rise in blood sugar and gradual insulin resistance which may lead to diabetes in the long run.

Disclaimer: Not an expert, but here is a reference:
https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/carbohydrates/c...
It doesn't transport money, it trades tokens.
I think the security risk of centralized exchanges is overblown. If you only transfer tokens to an exchange when you want to sell them your risk is pretty low. Plus, most exchanges have most of their coins in cold storage (kind of like a bank doesn't keep all the cash at one branch).

Plus, if you're interested in actively trading coins centralized exchanges have the best liquidity. It takes seconds to execute your order.

Decentralized exchanges mostly function as a tax dodge. Imagine all the early bitcoiners who got in before the gold rush, reinvested profits into ICO's, and have never paid one cent in capital gains.
I haven't seen a single reason to buy this phone. I mean, perhaps a few people might really love the design, but that's a matter of taste.

Does this thing do anything that makes it special? Motorola already did modularity better.

In a world where Samsung dominates Android phone sales, another contender has to do something to stand out. It can't be just a good phone. (And to make things worse it's missing some killer features, like water resistance and a headphone jack.)
Onto the next Javascript framework!
Tech Workers Join Calls for Amazon to Improve Working Conditions for Guards
> Their decision was not a legal decision about the compatibility of projects with this license. As has always been the case, source code licensed under the Facebook BSD + Patents license can be combined with source code licensed under other open source licenses like BSD, MIT, Apache 2.0, and GPL.

What complete, tone deaf newspeak. If a BSD-licensed project uses code with a Facebook BSD license, the project is now Facebook BSD licensed. That means it's incompatible with the BSD license.
Look at https://cryptpad.fr/ in this space.
This 50% figure is debunked here: http://scienceblog.cancerresearchuk.org/2009/08/17/we-need-t...

In the end largely detection in the US is quite a bit better but the actual cancer care is similar.
> Is there a good share to clipboard app?

There's the clipboard...
Focus and Klar do not use GCM.
This doesn't sounds like an issue of too much money though, it sounds like a combination of baseline compensation not yielding a high enough return, inadequate oversight agencies to catch this sort of behavior, and the consequences of being caught not being strict enough. It could even be argued that just paying more would discourage the corrupt behavior in your hypothetical examples because the doctors are taking those actions to simply make more money.
What about all the speech that's censored that doesn't have enough interest or political clout to make people aware of the injustice of its censoring.
> This works because delivery is far from instant

Not quite. They apply the same approach even when delivery is instant; you can order a kindle book, download it, and cancel the order.
Honestly, if you're browsing through your ISP or carrier's data service, you're not anonymous and people are watching. That point of view is the only way to operate.
Would standard postgres streaming replication do what you are looking for?
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Streaming_Replication

We use a combination of streaming replication and wal-e backups. A separate machine performs multiple restores per hour and verifies restores work ok and that the data is recent.
The fallback to BSD+Patents is simply BSD and should be evaluated by legal and corporate likewise.
Lipitor was over $150B through it's lifecycle.
If this article said anything, I missed it. Some novel approaches are being tried, such as crowdsourcing editing.
Lync is installed on my work laptop. Not quite graveyard yet...
The Perfect Blog Post Length and Publishing Frequency Is Bullshit
Not only politicians, unfortunately.
Facebook claims BSD+PATENTS is GPL compatible. I'd like to hear what the FSF has to say about that.
I have pretty heavy scarring in my esophagus. This causes me to choke on numerous types of foods very frequently. Soylent is a solution to this problem. Also, it helps balance my diet.
Yes it collects anonymous analytics by default but you can disable it in the settings. It's not a conspiracy. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/send-anonymous-usage-da...
As noted in the README, supporting bigger models is an option for future development. (I still would need to train/optimize the model which does take time/money. Additionally, file hosting is not free and I am not making any revenue off of this project currently)

The generate() function does have priming with a `prefix` parameter; see the demo.
A "merely descriptive" mark can't infringe another trademark, so "1-click" as a trademark is nearly impossible to enforce.

You could enforce it with additional restrictions, like color / size / font / layout, but the text "1-click" can freely be used to describe processes that require 1 click.
... at the very end of the page, out of sight when you are viewing the bit with the affiliate links. Respectable sites would mark the links, perhaps putting an asterisk by them, to show that there is a footnote applicable.
It's fine to disagree, but I just don't understand what you aren't understanding about his concerns.

He doesn't like the idea of this list being made. Is that not enough?
I wonder if Obama's info was leaked (mine almost certainly was was :( )
"Fallback"? Are you referring to Preact?
> Am I missing something

I think you're taking the example a bit too literally. You know exactly what they're talking about. It's become almost impossible to use a phone browser for anything quick. They are slow to begin with, and with all the ads and other crap it's just not even worth it half the time.
> Don't we already suggest to never use the "remember your password" button?

The "remember your password" functionality is awful if your threat model is "I don't want my passwords to be stolen", but it's terrific if your threat model includes "I don't want to be phished".
No it is not, and that is what so many people misunderstand about this. Plain BSD has an implicit patent grant to the extent needed to run the software. An explicit patent license overrides that implicit grant. Of course, that interpretation is still subject to what the courts say in a lawsuit.

Of course, you are right that legal and corporate should review such a license. And for any company that deals in patents (or has customers who deal in patents), the likely answer is "no way".
I guess that this is just a risk of going into a foreign country.

Unless you want to right wrongs all over the world, you go on vacation to enjoy yourself. You chose to go to the country. If you don't agree with the country's policies, vote with your feet. Don't go.

One of the pitfalls of going to a foreign country is that you don't know any of the social mores and what's acceptable and what's not. Whenever I'm travel, I always say please and thank you and am as polite as my limited language allows.

Don't try to change laws/customs in foreign countries. In Thailand, you can't step on currency or point the bottom of your feet at an image of a Buddha. That's how they do things, if you want to do that, do it in your own country.
There are a whole bunch of react API alternatives out there. (Preact, inferno, etcetc)
Some to add :

Napster

Alta Vista

WinMX
No, Julia uses correct indexing. ;)
> with a much better UI toolkit

I just made this as a reply in another thread where the user essentially believed you couldn't have a nice GUI (his example was VS Code) with a native toolkit that's also easy to develop in:

https://i.imgur.com/RPr6VMS.png

https://gitlab.com/mixedCase/poc-qml-vscode

We've had the tools for a long time in desktop, let's not pretend we don't.
Focus is an open source project with no secrets. It is easy to verify your claims by looking at the code.

The telemetry is documented in detail at https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/focus-android/wiki/Telemet...

We also include Adjust in Focus (not in Klar) for attribution tracking - to understand where the install came from. (This is useful if you are spending money on campaigns and you would like to understand what campaigns are the most effective)

If you have questions or suggestions, check the https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/focus-android/blob/master/... for ways to reach the team.
I used inflammatory wording to get attention. But either way you should be able to perceive the relative morality of it whether "due process" is involved or not.
> personal messages

Exactly. WhatsApp etc are great for exchanging 2 sentence messages with your friends but how do you talk to people outside of your circle?

If you want to message a company or government dept asking about something how would you do that? Worse still how would you contact a specific person that you didn't already know (say an academic at a university)?
No, your credentials don't have a defined monetary value.

A temporary card number can be configured with a fixed value you specify; most banks provide the service for free.

You can also buy a Visa or AmEx gift card, and use that.
The additional Patents clause can simply be disregarded or, if not, then just file a patent lawsuit against Facebook. The plain BSD license does not offer a patent grant so there is no incompatibility.

The Apache Software License does grant a patent license [0] (as does GPLv3) so is incompatible with either of these BSD licenses (unless an 'implied' grant is assumed).

[0] http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0#patent
9/11 was a foreign sourced attack, this assessment is about domestic extremism.
I agree. Even if they're not necessarily up to something nefarious, this all seems quite odd.
Heavily disagree. Having nations compete for the lowest taxes allows only the wealthiest (because middle class people, or just generally those receiving a wage, cannot just choose to make their money in a tax haven) to evade taxes while enjoying all the social institutions and political settings from the original country they come from.

I'm not advocating capital controls, but it doesn't make sense for us to allow people that by all means actually live and work in the US to set up a business elsewhere to avoid taxes. Because if tax havens were not allowed to exist, they would still set up in the US/UK/whatever, but would actually pay fair amounts of taxes.
Precisely. Survival rates are strongly correlated with early detection and the US is pretty obsessive about that. If you read the various papers on the subject, UK has poor survival rates because they have poor early detection rates. And in fairness, it is expensive to do the amount of screening that causes the US to have good survival rates.

Either way, the difference in survival rates is stark.
I love it! Thanks for the great laugh.
Focus and Klar do not use the Google Play Store Analytics. Mozilla has their own Telemetry service. This documentation is a good start: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/focus-android/wiki/Telemet...

You have to understand how extremely strict Mozilla is with using third-party services for things like crash reporting and telemetry. It is extremely difficult to find services that meet our very high standard for privacy.
There are already minimalist desktop browsers if you want one. For example, http://surf.suckless.org/
It is possible from Visual Studio: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/WritingAndDebuggingLinuxCAppl...
OUCH! No mention of the book "The Old Way: A Story of the First People" Paperback – October 30, 2007
by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas which completes the story, and it's a very sad ending, the reverse of what the article suggests might happen. When real abundance came, after being moved from their ancestral lands, with pay by without any avocation, things went very much to hell. A wonderful culture, but abundance crushed it in the end. This is a dreadful cautionary tale about what may await us all; and it's matched by equally sad stories of crushed native cultures and societies around the world. No culture is prepared for the abundance, and boredom, to come. (But video games might help.)
I enjoy MealSquares: http://mealsquares.com . A bit expensive, but fulfills many of the same objectives.
Nice try Brave boy
You know, maybe this is one of those junctures where if it can't help, then I question what it is we're all working towards. I thought when the internet came out that free access to all the world's information would enlighten people. Unfortunately, it seems to have had the opposite effect for a great many of us. There is so much ignorance in the face of such vast knowledge.

It might be time for us to ask ourselves if we really want our best and brightest to be chasing ad dollars anymore. Is this really the future we were envisioning in the 80s and 90s? It feels like so much rat racing and scrambling for a piece of the pie and playing zero-sum games. That loss of meaning could be part of what's at the heart of the discontent at large. Why can't we be inventing things that free people from labor and give people back a basic standard of living, the loss of which is what's driving so much of these feelings of disenfranchisement in the first place?

Sorry I don't have much of an answer, I'm kind of at a loss too.
Isn't the style of programming react imposes (unidirectional data flow and component composition) the real innovation for front end applications here?

Sure the dom diffing technology was hot at the time it came out but it's basically is a commodity item at this point.

In that sense, the open source community can (and should) build multiple react clones that are licensed more liberally.

Sure, I'm annoyed by the licensing of React too, I think abou it a lot. But does it really matter that Facebook won't budge on this? The technology is out there whether it's React or not.
I saw people (try to) use it a decade ago. Same result.
It's not difficult. I have all my browsers set to clear cache, cookies, and history on exit, no 3rd party cookies, no password saving.
Even when everyone thinks something should happen, it can still not happen because of individual incentives.

Everyone thinks the market would be better off without the mortgage subsidy, but no-one wants his house to lose value because of a resulting market slump or make higher mortgage payments every month.
Kenneth Cole website.

They have this great feature to help you ensure the correct size based on othe brands+sizes you already have.

That one feature alone helped me gain confidence in a buying decision I otherwise would not have made.
For other people who have no idea what LSA is...

LSA is a 3 in 1 solution [...] made of ground linseed, ground sunflower seeds and ground almonds

Seems to be a thing in Australia and New Zealand.
I live in a VW near work because leasing a closet for multi-kilodollars per month in Silicon Valley doesn't have much appeal.
Hmm, GKE's Container Registry also takes care of storage, backups, and authentication. Presumably Quay and Amazon's Container Registry do as well. What makes Docker, Inc.'s registry special?
That’s an impressive conclusion you’ve jumped to there, but there’s no evidence of it in the linked post or your comment.

That, to me, is also a significant warning sign.
Honest question: Do you not enjoy food? What do you think the benefits are?

I'm asking because I think I would be severely depressed on such a monotone diet. I love cooking and it gives me great joy to eat good food, or new kinds of food, or even the boring lunch restaurant type food if it's done reasonably well.

Lunch is also a nice social event. I'm skipping lunch sometimes (when I'm not that hungry) but I feel like I missing the social aspect then.
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Crystal clear markup structure to ease the crafting of complex web app layout. The underlying layout is mainly driven by CSS display: flex.
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dlang.org? :)

You can write (compiler enforced) pure functional code, and the standard library is somewhat monadic.
ok, it's kind of shocking to me that VMWare is valued at 40B USD. That's a really useful datapoint though. Thanks!
For mail I don't wish to receive or keep, I'll take the time to stop it being sent to me, rather than set up a filter/blocker at my end.

How? Through unsubscribes?

I try to avoid using my inbox as a todo list - having a separate task tracker makes this possible (different tools vary the ease of this, of course).

So on mobile you are switching back and forth between apps a bunch? While you process email?

I just want to understand the workflow a bit better.

I suspect most people who struggle with email don't have a task tracker (or if they do, they aren't using that properly either)

How do you use a task tracker correctly/incorrectly?

* When you say it takes a million clicks and 10 seconds to filter email - do you mean to create a new filter on an arbitrary email? How often are you creating new filters?*

Yeah. I have a lot of transactional emails that I want to archive. Maybe if I sat down for two hours I'd be done. My personal inbox is a mess.
> I get nervous when I haven't commited for 2-3 days.

I get nervous when I haven't commited for 2-3 hours. I can't even begin to comprehend how someone could make 5000+ file changes to a git repo for 2-3 months and not commit once. He probably didn't know about version control, and was working on someone else's project?
You can buy ZRX (0x) token on the market already, been going up the past few days: https://liqui.io/#/exchange/ZRX_ETH
His crime was admitting to the charge the state is levying against him.

Oops.
Haha - see @contingencies explanation above. It seems LSA as a health food additive is not common outside our shores...
You havent had real pain, kid. Dont trivialize what you are in the dark about.
Dockers registry is really slow. I’ve had many failures where images never finish loading.
Excessive chewing also causes TMJ disorders or at the very least, a very sore jaw. Humans aren't cows chewing cud.
I'm just getting a blank page for https://0xproject.com/. The browser error console reports:

SyntaxError: missing ; before statement
bundle.js?v=1 (line 1, col 1475769)
Using Firefox on iOS is kind of frustrating - I can have either tabs or ad blocking, but not both. I want Firefox and Firefox Focus to merge on iOS.
Or just use Vue or similar library
More along the lines of: I now fully expect the cost of entrance for free applications to be data the developers collect of my usage. It's naive to assume otherwise.

EDIT: grammar