skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I still use vim over pycharm and I write quite a bit of python and spent quite a bit of time using pycharm and setting it up. Most big IDE features break down in large code bases and for simple code bases, vim's python support is fine.
So basically android of three years ago?
Rubymine has it, so it can be done. Although you'd have a hard time supporting elements defined at runtime. I'd guess Ruby just has a smaller user base, and IDE support was added for tech that is the most popular among IDE users & stuff Facebook was interested in making a priority. Personally, when I program in Ruby, I don't like using an IDE.
"Looks clunky" and you've only seen some rendered images of it on screen :D
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>Aren't you not supposed to use your phone when driving

I know that when driving if we need something on my phone, my girlfriend uses it and I just put my finger out to unlock with my attention still solidly on the road
They talked about how masks can't fool it, so I'd expect that a 3D model won't either.
Sadly, no mention of if the device supports 120Hz output (even if it's only at 1080p) to avoid 3:2 pulldowns.
How many people are actually watching 4K? I only have a 1TB data cap. I come dangerously close to it every month, and that's with all 1080P or less.

I wonder how many people hit their caps, switch down to 1080P, and realize they can't tell the difference from the couch anyway.
There is no iPhone 7S. Only 6, 6S, 7 and now 8.
their website shows people with cold weather gear

https://www.apple.com/iphone-x/
It seems like iPhone X would have been the perfect candidate to switch to USB-C. I had thought this would have been a long time coming given the USB-C only approach on MacBooks, yet it remains curiously absent. I really don't understand the fracture in the Apple ecosystem in regards to connectivity here.

Can anyone enlighten me as to why Apple are still using the Lightening connector here?
> Exchanging between bitcoin and another currency also imposes a fee, so that is not an apples to apples comparison.

No, but exchanging Bitcoin for fiat is a lot cheaper in my experience than fiat-fiat. 0% - 0.5% vs 1.4% - 3.0%.

I'm not sure what the rest of your post has to do with Bitcoin vs. PayPal for personal remittance. I don't think Bitcoin is a good currency, but it's great at medium value and cross-border remittance applications and I've used it successfully many times in that capacity (I used to be a digital nomad).
Since it seems so much less invasive, I'd be worried the the arguments that you shouldn't need a warrant to do it will seem much more persuasive.
That's what I'm afraid of. I have the 6s Plus right now and when going swimming with kids and recording stuff, I'm always terrified of dropping the phone into the water. Yet, the apple watch can be submerged fine.
The problem is inflation. Taxes aren't calculated on constant dollars, and it's really not reasonable to tax inflationary gains.
ibogaine. saved my life. it's sad more people don't know about this miracle. even sadder that government has chosen to outlaw the best available treatment for addiction that exists.

please, if you or someone in your family suffers from drug addiction, especially heroin, please investigate ibogaine. seriously, just google it.
It would be trivial to simply observe which finger a person uses with Touch ID to unlock their phone (something people are doing in public every single day). Something tells me 99% of people are using at least one thumb. And then in your sleeping victim scenario the phone can still be compromised.

If you have people in your physical space while you sleep that you cannot trust to not mess with your phone, then you have other serious security problems.

That being said, I also prefer Touch ID because it still appears to be much faster. But it offers no additional security over Face ID, and based on what was said, Face ID is more secure in other ways.
You shouldn't. But millions and millions will.
This. https://youtu.be/IW7Rqwwth84
Eh, journalctl isn't that bad on a spinning drive. The recent parts of the journal are usually in file cache, so if you use the limiters, like "journalctl --since today" or "journalctl -e"; or view in reverse order "journalctl -r" then things are speedy.

One thing I've seen systemd newbies do that I have to shake my head at is "journalctl | grep sshd" and that's entirely the wrong way to do it.
> - it's a bit less convenient than looking for text files in `/var/log`

I find it more practical to be able to filter logs in any way I want (get everything that concerns this device or this service or this user) rather than in a single way.
Maybe I can be concerned about both at the same time. Just because Facebook and Google have damaging information about me doesn't mean Equifax doesn't. Also, I am not a homeowner, so a hit to my credit could be devastating financially.

As others have said, google/facebook are opt-in. I have knowingly given them the information they have on me. Equifax is not opt-in. I have never used any of their services.
The issues were because the phone had just been restarted, which disables Face ID.
Hmm, what kind of company lets a UPS/etc man past the front desk? It seems pretty standard practice everywhere I've ever worked that packages went to a designated spot (front desk, loading dock, etc) and the final recipient was pinged via email/whatever to come pick it up.
> Aren't you not supposed to use your phone when driving

Yes, but while laws say one thing; 80% of your users say a different thing.

Unless Apple is being purposeful to work to reduce texting while driving.
I use my iPhone so I don't care about the remote that much. The 4K aspect is much more important to me because, honestly, the Android TV experience that is included with my TV is much, much worse. It was pretty reasonable at first, but I think an update has basically destroyed wifi stability and netflix constantly refuses to connect.

Finally, I can use my 4K TV reliably.
Colliding with a large angled piece of sheet material in the middle of a roadway doesn't sound pleasant.
GP might have meant 4K has been around for a long time and that they're late to the delivering 4K content party.
It's a bit more complicated than that. But yea, seeing how much effort it takes to hack this will be interesting.
Nature is not exactly your average journal though.
Her. Mine sounds more like "V" - "ALL" - "VE".
Hedging is about reducing risk.

You can definitely argue that people shouldn't keep all their wealth stashed as dollar bills under their mattress, and that they should diversify.

Indeed, absolutely nobody advocates doing that. Everyone says to diversify, except for goldbugs and bitcoin extremists.

The question of whether it would be a good idea diversifying in that direction is still unanswered, as there's plenty of real productive assets to invest in that contribute tangible goods and services to the world.

When people are in a frenzy bidding up the prices of things that aren't providing goods and services to anyone, then you should worry.
Not appreciably more than the 7+

https://9to5mac.com/2017/09/06/iphone-8-compared-to-iphone-7...

More PPI sure, but I think we reached the point of diminishing returns a while ago.

(Ignore the headline - the opening image is an X set next to a 7+)
My question is: What are they going to call the normal iPhone after iPhone 9? iPhone 10?
Dr Harvey and Irma are replicating that science for you.
It's rather the 6s one. Still, I hope they will upgrade it in future. Also, I'm sure they will release scaled-down version of the X in time; it's just easier/cheaper for them to release a bigger iPhone first.
This is incorrect. You can preauth even with the current touch id models.
I'm simply shocked that Microsoft would go first-to-market with an inferior product.
Infrared rays striking your eyes and face each time you look at your phone? Health implications?
This just in: Apple releases the Samsung Galaxy S8, calls it an iPhone
Had a professor in college from the UK. I was completely confused listening to his accent all semester, as I could never place it. I'd worked with a group of people from all over -- Southhampton, Liverpool, London, etc -- so I knew the different accents. Finally one day I broke down and asked him about it. Turned out his dad had been in the military and he'd never lived in any one place for very long, so his accent was a jumble.

I am a born and raised Cascadian. That said, years ago I heard Californians call it "the 5" and thought it was brilliant, so I started using it. Friends in both Oregon and Washington give me the stink eye for adopting this foreign style of speech, but it's all in good humor.

Just to really mess with people, I really like to say "cheers" in place of "thank you" too. Adds some international charm to their day.
No reintroduction of the headphone jack? Apple seems completely detached from the reality of what the trend setters actually desire.

Needlessly locking customers to Apple-only ecosystem of hardware since iPhone 7, Apple now signals clueless consumption rather than high-status to me.

Will be interesting to see what happens with the upcoming arrival of Pixel2.

Edit Why the downvotes? If you disagree I'd prefer (and be interested) to hear how I'm wrong, rather than drive-by downvotes with no communication.
If you're interested in this approach, there's a similar spreadsheet-based pattern available for building trivia-style games for the Google Assistant platform:

https://triviatemplate.com/
Who is still buying/renting movies from Apple iTunes anymore? Their share of the market has fallen in half in recent years. [0] The better experience, as demonstrated by market success, is provided by cross-platform networks like Amazon and Comcast.

[0] http://appleinsider.com/articles/17/07/09/apple-itunes-video...
I've been wondering if there's a way to use a more graphical editor over SSH, such as vscode or sublime. I get that I could just "learn VIM" but I already know a shitload of hotkeys for vscode/sublime (they're easily transferred), so I'd rather just use them.
Thumbprint is not currently in debate, a Virginia judge ruled it lawful for police to force you to unlock your phone.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/05/iphon...

iOS 11 has cop mode at least.
I really hope this comment gets found.

Barbara Ehrenreich wrote a book in 2009 called "Bright-Sided" that was incredibly devastating critique (if you managed to hear about it) about Positive Psychology. I finished the book a week ago, and I say this as someone who really likes (and still does) Tony Robbins, but it's scary stuff. The most horrifying part, although not too unexpected, is a conference near the end packed with Positive Psychology PhD students chomping at the bit to get the sweet sweet consulting jobs in the various global cities around the world, and Martin Seligman, the head of the American Psychology Association (APA), having to subtly hint that it's all a bubble, and these students realizing they might have been lied to.

I should also say that she has many concerns with Martin Seligman, another researcher of somewhat similar success to Kahneman.

In defense of all these people though, with the cuts to research funding over the years what else could they have done?

A deeper point here is the general failure of Psychology. Karen Horney, a tremendously talented psychotherapist from the 1930s, argues that true psychology is more sociology than psychology. In general this focus on the mind, on the internal, is 1). a very Western style of thinking (specifically Calvinism who were obsessed with deep introspection) and 2). Has only accelerated over the years as positive self-help think asks people to retreat further and further into the mind as a defense to deal with lower incomes, lower economic mobility, or Facebook-incited jealously.
It shouldn't counteract the negative news because every car manufacturer offers automatic emergency breaking as a feature so it's not a distinguishing benefit of Tesla, it works fine without Tesla's controversial and dangerous Autopilot mode enabled, the main example Elon Musk himself posted of it preventing a collision was in manual mode in conditions totally unsuitable for Autopilot, and the entire industry already agrees that it's a worthwhile safety improvement. I believe it's even going to become mandatory on new cars in the US at some point for safety reasons.
This is also very likely to cause DNS leaks while using VPN. Which kind of makes whole idea of VPN unreliable and/or dangerous to rely on. Not because VPN design has anything to do with this security hole but systemd tries hard to do stuff it doesn't really understand.
Probably right, depends on how much value you can extract from the phone. Just to resell it, probably not. Use the apple wallet from some rich guy, maybe. Getting nude photos of some celeb off a phone you stole is worth a 3d printer easily.
When I grew up I used "soft drink" as well, but where I live now (PNW) nobody understands this, so I just use "soda".
Ok, I stand corrected. Looks like it was capacitive even if it didn't support gestures (single touch only).
Aren't surgery tools supposed to last years of use?
Projector-based 3D face recognition. Nifty. Shines an IR dot pattern onto the face, recognizes with that, works in the dark. Seems on continuously, wonder how much power draw.
Yes…they mentioned the tests they put it through. Different hairstyles, facial hair, etc. and it worked; they tried pictures and masks and made sure it didn't.
That's precisely why I hate the remote - because it's so much like the iPhone app, which I also hate using. The only improvement with the remote is that you don't have to wait eons for it to connect every time you want to pause.

I just want a clicky directional pad. Just put the Siri button on the old remote.

I just can't believe they are doubling down on their worst reviewed product. 1.5 stars on their own site.
Wouldn't Face ID allow a stolen phone to be easily unlocked? Just put the stolen phone in a different container (with a hole for the camera/sensors) and point it at the victim.

My daughter likes to "steal" my phone to play games on it. With touch ID, she can't. She wouldn't have a problem if the phone has Face ID.
I wasn't really excited about AI and ML until I saw this iPhone X and the stuff they were doing with the Animojis and the Facial Recognition Tech. Whew! I may have to study AI/ML
An Apple version of the Galaxy S8 that can't be hacked?
No it didn't the phone was already in the "please enter a passcode" phase, most likely due to a reboot.
TouchID always takes a "slightly-perceptible" amount of time to work, so any improvement over that would be fine with me.
Planet Earth 2 was shot in UHD [1] - there was no LUT-based 8bpp->10bpp upsampling needed because it was already captured in BT.2020!!

What the hell is wrong with everybody here?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-high-definition_televisi...
Genuinely curious. Given that the hardest part of a kidnapping is retrieving the money. Is it possible that Bitcoin is facilitating that ?
Short but great advice from this. Keeping things simple. Focus on the current moment. Undertstand there are things beyond our control. Work on things even when they seem difficult. Life skills. That's all there is to it.
600 billion Apple instructions, who knows how that converts to useful numerical work.
What ianferrel is saying, that in all the scenarios you could use TouchID on previous phones, you can use your passcode on the iPhone X.

I think it's totally fine actually... I'm sure there are several strange scenarios where FaceID is cumbersome because you can't point your phone straight at your face, but in those scenarios you can always just type your passcode.

That in combination with scenarios where FaceID is more available than TouchID (wet hands, for instance), I think it probably evens out.
Reportedly, they couldn't get it to work through the display (bezel-less) (and they didn't put it on the back)
This is interesting because language servers are interesting. I will probably hold out for a vim language server client that isn't just a port of nvim's.
I guess they've also have accepted that people are going to use a cover anyway, so they don't bother.

> My 6s has a scuffed camera ring, and rattles when used on a table, due to its inability to lay flat.

Exactly. This was my first impression when I saw that protruded camera on iPhone 6.
In addition, you also have to have your eyes open for the phone to unlock.
It's hard to recall all the forms that I signed that day. I don't remember any IRS forms.
I always found it easier to just pulling up headwear than pulling off crazy gauntlet gloves at -30.
iPhone X One X
iPhone X has not been authorized as required by the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. This device is not, and may not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased, until authorization is obtained.
What does this in disclaimer section means?
Well, wouldn't that only be very effective if Yelp update this file every so often? But this line was added as early as 1425 days ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6573338).
funny, but 8=10
so technically base 9
$1320 CAD + tax for a phone. MacBook Air is cheaper than this.

edit: meant CAD.
> and without Facebook

Does Atom have any kind of Facebook integration?
The passcode is the sensible fallback then.
I think the argument is that if you do put both your local DNS server and 8.8.8.8 in your /etc/resolv.conf, then yes, they should return the same results. Put another way, a configuration file that enumerates DNS servers isn't the appropriate place to "merge" things.

I don't have a strong position on that argument. Just trying to state it more clearly.
Not necessarily. Rust's ownership system is really quite conservative, to the point of not really letting you write doubly linked lists (without unsafe or using indices or something). A memory safety system for C/C++ that lets you prove cyclic pointer structures safe, or even helps you safely implement GC, is probably possible and would be quite cool. We'd probably jump at the chance to use something similar for unsafe Rust, too.
It was $999.
> They did say you have to look directly at the phone.

But it will work with sunglasses too? I find it hard to believe. Just slap some sunglasses on the perp and unlock his phone. easy peezy.
100% because it depends on your TV not the device sending the signals, assuming the source device supports rec 2020 at all that is...
I can change my passcode from time to time. I don't want to change my face.
The phone had just been rebooted. That's why it asked for a passcode.
Couldn't you just tell her your passcode? That seems safer.
Wasn't that for the iPhone X, not iPhone 8?
I don’t see anything justifying the price bump.
This is actually backwards: Electron was originally created for the Atom project and even used to be called Atom Shell.
What a fantastic post! Thanks for this.
I've been pretty happy with my current Apple TV, and am moderately tempted to upgrade to ATV 4K. My 4k TV has had no 4k devices connected to it since I got it last year.

The biggest drawback is that damn glass remote. I dropped it on my hardwood floor and now it has a rather large chip in it. Thankfully its not on the touch surface.

My biggest annoyance UX-wise is that the touchpad button takes input without capacitance on the touchpad. This means I'm inadvertently pausing videos all the time when the remote is between my couch cushions. This is completely baffling, since this should be a solved problem, my MBP's touchpad doesn't accept clicks without capacitance.
Access to primary care doctors, life expectancy, infant mortality, infectious disease rates. etc.
I find I type my PIN faster than Windows Hello works, more often than not, and yeah it is easier to surreptitiously punch a pin under a table than bring your phone to face distance.
I didn't say you did. By 'the guy who attacked the MIT AI Lab with the quite aggressive words "Fuck them"' I meant coldtea. If I meant 'you' I would have said 'you' instead of 'the guy'.

But you both implied the MIT-AI Lab staff came off as jerks, and it was coldtea who said "Fuck them", but I was responding to both of your misimpressions that POURNE doesn't deserve his well earned reputation as a drunken abusive jerk.

But I still ask both of you to please re-read the words I cited. Do you care to address those?

Do you agree that he violated the terms of the MIT AI Lab Tourist Policy, or not?

Do his own sputtering mis-punctuated threats of having his Pentagon friends, reporter friends, and even the House Armed Services Committee upset CSTACY sound like he was drunk to you, or do you believe he behaved that way all the time, his behavior was justified, CSTACY flushing his account was not justified, and do you continue to carry his water (or booze) by denying he was acting like a jerk?

Again, as the MIT-AI Lab staff member I quoted said, "If he didn't want to have this as his enduring legacy, he had plenty of opportunity to make amends."
Sterilizing surgical tools is extremely expensive, and not good enough. You can sterilize some tools, for some purposes, but usually that doesn’t remove all contaminants.

So surgical tools are instead produced for single time use, and after that recycled, to ensure they’re always sterile.

EDIT: For example, with scalpels, you can remove and replace the blade, and do exactly that after every use. Removing and replacing the blade looks like this: https://qph.ec.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-dc86caa627022bbfb7e6b4...
You can use any Bluetooth headphones with the iPhone, it's not hardware lock-in.

I believe Android phones are starting to abandon the headphone jack as well.
Effectively you'll need to have your head on the table if you're ever detained, or be closing your eyes shut and not able to walk, or waving your head around. Any of those could be seen as not complying with police.
I have a regular UAG case and it allows wireless charging just fine
>I want a text editor that vaguely understands code with some simple file browsing and plug and play extensions

This is my config of vscode. I disabled all autocomplete because it seemed shitty and non-functional to me (for example, I'm in an HTML file and type "<d," I see now "dialog," followed by "div." Figuring out how many times I need to press "tab" is a lot worse UX for me than just typing "<div>" every time). With all that autocomplete, pop-up dropdown menu BS disabled, it's nice and smooth.
Just a guess from the types of sensors and the custom ASIC that was designed to integrate them... at 600 billion operations per second it certainly seems like it would be capable of real-time integration and validation of all those things.
First Apple SoC using their own GPU design, no more PowerVR IP.
Not very practical when hacking a random person's iPhone. And this would never protect against a state-level actor anyway.
So it will not work with sunglasses? FAIL if true.
>What is the point in this? Seriously. Please can someone enlighten me.

People want to improve the tools they use. Whether or not you feel they are using their "spare time" correctly, I'm sure they don't care.
Unlike Bitcoin, Beanie Babies solve zero technological problems.
Where do you see $1320 + tax? The highest I can get it is $1,149.00 + tax for the 256GB version.
I'd have to see the oled next to the current screen to judge it.

That said: I go through at least a screen repair, maybe two, for a phone.

If I calculate the price of phone + 1 extra screen, it's probably looks even worse for the X.
Fun fact. The iPhone 7 "Overview" link[1] on their iPhone 7 page redirects to the iPhone X. Bug? Or a bit over pushing the new product?

[1] https://www.apple.com/iphone-7
They're the same thing Apple does on every new iPhone iteration: take the cream of the crop from elsewhere, plus improvements on their own tech, and make it all Just Work™

The LTE-enabled Watch Series 3 is far more interesting, imo
Sad.

Hoped they would cooperate with MS on VSCode
I cannot get around the missing headphone jack. My headphones cost more than this new iPhone :(
6 * 10 = 1,000,000