skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
FreeBSD satisfies all your criteria (all the BSDs do, really). It's pretty similar to Linux, though.
I really like this one. I might need to put this in my development VMs.
the feature they really should provide are pre-matched-first-adopter users. THAT is valuable. the rest is just a spackling of existing services.
All major search engines now support emoji domains to varying degrees
Same if you do ctrl + enter in the url or a containerized tab.

And you still have no way to have bookmarks that open in a specific container. (you can however flag a URL to always open in a container since recently).

But it's just because the feature is very new. They do listen to the community, and will fix it on the long run.

At the very beginning containers where unusable, because even links you clicked would not open in the same container :) The community reported it and it was fixed.

So don't worry, it takes time, but Mozilla will do the right thing. They most often do, that's the beauty of it and why I kept using Firefox to support them, even when it was clearly less practical than chrome.
Considering the final speed of the probe I don't think there's any likelihood of not breaking and burning up. The whole end of its mission was designed to do exactly that.
That's what I meant, although I did have a question mark on that in the image, so I was being confusing.

This is what had me questioning whether an implicit licence could be revoked:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15054849
HelloSign Is Hiring a QA Automation Engineer (San Francisco)
Agreed. If this was a hourly position, and if the base pay was around $150,000, that would put it just shy of the $400,000 range just to account for all the overtime.

Of course, it won't be paid hourly; it's much easier to abuse salaried individuals.
Thank you all for the positive comments so far. The response has been very encouraging considering I launched Claritask with 2-3 features. Simplicity and design have been praised so far.

Some people on twitter were super kind with praise
https://twitter.com/GranitGjevukaj/status/908232553357873157

And some found a bug that I had overlooked when updating some js classes: https://twitter.com/josefdlange/status/908373904455999488

I'll be posting updates on my YouTube about launch/build, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/c/ValonSopi

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Yes, I wish it worked this way! Even if with another shortcut that's ok too.

GitHub issue: https://github.com/mozilla/testpilot-containers/issues/462
Cassini's mission profile was to do progressively more dangerous activities as the time allowed. Nearing propellant exhaustion, they investigated close to the rings and the planet's upper atmosphere before destruction. Contamination prevention was only a part of the decision.
Upcoming versions of Chrome will let you mute sites, block autoplay videos
Interesting. If I'm reading this right, they're saying that the 2010 report was full of bias and bad practice right?
There's no mention of a "desktop version" in the About page - where should I be looking for that?
This has been extremely useful for the past month or so that I've been using it. I separate work accounts and personal accounts and that has tremendously simplified using the browser. For Youtube, I can use a different Google account without logging out of my main one. I call it my "Entertainment" container - maybe it will also make it harder for agencies to connect my leisure activities to other activities.

I even have a "Testing" container when I'm testing a webapp and need to log in with 2 different users in the same window. Very convenient.
When I was a kid, when you behaved like that, you got a beating or you got confined to your room (without entertainment/X-box/etc.) for a few days, and it was over. You didn't pay tens of thousands for surveillance.

Good for this company though. They identified a niche group with more money than brains, and are exploiting it. From life coaches and French Horn lessons to artisanal coffee and mobile pet washing, finding ways to separate upper-middle class nitwits from their large disposable income is a tried and true formula.

Also, this article is an obvious and unconcealed submarine advertisement for Cognition Builders, whose name is mentioned over 30 times.
Reddit tried an experiment to curb hate speech. The results are fascinating
State actors do not limit themselves to government and military targets; many of them target civilians for all sorts of purposes.
Why Dropbox decided to drop AWS and build its own infrastructure and network
As a German living in the US I'm sometimes uncertain how to properly distinguish between the German colors "rosa" and "pink". German "pink" is probably a little bit brighter than American "pink". The "rosa" is a very soft pink. The best translation for "rosa" is probably "rose-colored". However, it always feels off to me. In German "rosa" is a very common color whereas "rose-colored" is more of a comparison than a real color name. I mean even "periwinkle" has its own proper word. We don't call it "smurf-colored". It always makes me feel like I'm missing a very important color word. It's probably the only part of the English language that still makes me feel very uncertain and like I'm missing some fundamental word.

Edit: so I just had a discussion with my American wife about it and according to her "Rosa" is pink and German "pink" is hot pink. Now I think what might make this confusing to me might just be the different meanings of the same word "pink". Solved.
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All the best images from Cassini's groundbreaking mission UK
I'm not sure what Lyft's story is, but Uber is profitable in developed market, but is pouring enormous amounts of cash into expanding as rapidly as possible. I believe that if they cut back growth efforts, they can hit profitability relatively quickly, but this would probably bring the valuation down from the sky high level that it is at the moment.
It would be an easy one, if applying for any speed/latency critical job (C/Java).

There are a lot harder micro-benchmarks related to L2 cache size, page faults, compiler optimizations (esp. JVM), pointer deference/indirections and so on.
Data Science and Big Data: Two Very Different Beasts
Ah, you are quite correct! I missed the parent comment! My bad.
Nobody should be okay paying Apple or Google 30%. That is highway robbery.
How Do We Go Faster?
You should be able to ignore them. For example, I use reddit comments on youtube. I can filter them by subreddit or rollback to youtube if I want to.
Lawrence Lessig is crowdfunding legal challenges to Electoral College allocation
We solved this differently. We needed to maintain a two DB solution (two-state solution as some of my team has called it). For this, we took advantage of RethinkDB's changefeeds to deal with the foreign key constraints. We have some Elixir supervisors that link to it's direct dependencies. So e.g. a Comment can't exist without a Post, so the Comment changefeeds don't start until the Posts insert changefeed caught up with at least upserting the IDs. We then have a followup task that makes sure the data is also up to date. This has allowed us to keep our FKs, while allowing functionality to be moved over as we needed it to. As new_app became the writer, changefeed was removed, and the process continued. If one dies for whatever reason, it kills the dependent changefeed listener processess and the VM restarts the process at that point.
That sounds like an awesome job.
I would recommend RISC OS. It's available on the Raspberry Pi, and is definitely different.

https://www.riscosopen.org/content/

I worked on RISC OS for many years and have deployed live, real-time safety-critical systems on it. It was a joy to use, although I've not been able to use it for several years now.
I expect very few engineers are actually productive beyond 50 hours a week.

A young engineer may be able to burn at 70 hours a week for 2 weeks if one is highly motivated. But after a couple of weeks, the amount of productivity will fall off a lot.

more hours != productivity
IMO DejaVu's "i" is much better.

https://i.imgur.com/1ITyRGt.gif
You're not talking about TFA are you?
OpenJDK's AOT is also on its early days.

Have you ever profiled Excelsior JET, Aonix, Jamaica, IBM Websphere Real Time for example?

Their products are almost as old as Java, so I imagine they are worth their price.
Titan is actually larger than Mercury. Just something I learned yesterday while reading Cassini posts. It really puts the size of Saturn into perspective.
so people are being rewarded for sending their friends to work long hours?
Blue dropdown menu on the left side under the main graphic.
Love the idea of connecting makers with specific beta testers that match their target audience. We're exploring this as well.

Re: "spackling of existing services", you're right. We saw so many people piecing various services together (Mailchimp, Typeform, homemade landing pages, etc.) and see an opportunity to simplify and connect all these things together so that makers can focus more of their time building their product.
Meanwhile, the websites I visit are tracking me across containers :(
Firstly, Churchill's war-time policies can hardly be described as capitalism. Secondly, an accusation by a politician means little. Thirdly, even if we accept that it is true and that we can attribute this genocide to capitalism (none of which you have made even plausible), how many of those 100 million does that get you? Fourthly, it is rather curious that you choose a (supposed) genocide executed by government as your attack on capitalism. I would have hoped for an example of a society that embraced capitalism and where tens of millions of people starved as a result. That would be a strong argument. That is after all the primary argument for socialism: the poor will suffer under capitalism, and thrive under socialism. Yet reality continuously fails to comply with this theory. Venezuela is running another experiment right now to prove for the umpteenth time what we already know. Apparently the zoo animals have already been eaten by hungry citizens.

You have also not pointed out what is ahistorical about my view, let alone provided evidence that it is in fact ahistorical.
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Think of it instead of allowing access to the system to maintain packages, we allow people to submit code that generates packages.
Look into who is hiring page and search for intern.
Sometimes it's also from people who use JavaScript in a more functional context, e.g. with currying. Suddenly it requires a lot of effort to still have TypeScripts benefits.
https://gist.github.com/donnut/fd56232da58d25ceecf1
BlackBerry Inventor Says Canada's Challenge Is Keeping Techies
Implicit patent license, the one assumed when your code is open sourced without an explicit patent agreement. The implicit license has no conditional termination clause where the explicit one does. The fear is not unreasonable.
Science doesn't find this amount of work healthy. Many people push themselves, or are pushed by external pressures, and then burnouts, suicides etc happen.

Fair thing is, they are honest about it. Pathetic is, this is upfront expectation for business to perform.

Personally, I believe that if one decides to waste its life on work, however pathetic life choice that is, one should be allowed. Rest of us can point a finger, laugh and get back to living our lives. This ain't something to glorify or to be proud of, quite opposite.

One last thing - most people think along these lines, based on reactions here & his FB.
> Good for this company though. They identified a niche group with more money than brains, and are exploiting it.

This is a bizarre stance even on HN. They're aiding and abetting psychological abuse of children.
Some of the suggested ways to avoid the branch are bit manipulation (which is not necessarily portable) and the ternary operator (which seems hardly different from an if-else, though maybe the compiler usually treats it differently). It seems like another way would be
sum += data[c] * (data[c] >= 128);
which adds 0 when the condition is false.
A clear and concise introduction to testing Koa with Jest and Supertest
The author probably knew that she was Japanese considering that he wrote the book about the subject matter, although the picture might have been captioned by some editor.

I'd suspect that it is the same image that appears on his book in chapter called "Controlling the Kanjisphere", so I guess it covers japanese typewriters:

https://books.google.com/books?id=UTIxDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA207&lpg=...
Goodbye, Cassini spacecraft (1997 – 2017)
Making Sense of Trump’s Surprising Investment in Solar – MIT Technology Review
I was quite certain that this was the famous post with the railroad junction picture before I followed the link. This was submitted 3 times already (but only sortof gained traction once):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12490893

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14459549

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12272428

I am not against resubmissions, but if it is an older post the year should be in the title.
From Coding to Management to Leadership
Quantum Data Protection: The Birth of an Unhackable Box?
Sure, but it's generally just "less" or "less and less."
Building Shared Understanding Is Hard – Hacker Noon
Linux:

https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-linux-x64.zip

Mac:

https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-darwin-x64.zip

Windows:

https://nulis.io/downloads/Nulis-win32-x64.zip

Note that Desktop is in a very early version, Mac/Windows are not tested at all. I'll keep updating it and making it more stable as I continue the development.
Interesting - I gander it's at least somewhat related to how often you use the platform. People who rarely ride probably get lower prices in an attempt to capture them as riders.
If you only connect to one server yes.
Ancient Indian mathematical document earliest known use of zero
I feel like branch prediction is only a small part of the performance boost. If I do the same in python 2500 times for an array of size 40k, I get 0.00183519964218
vs 0.00163079910278 or ~11% boost.

I imagine the 6x factor probably is because the optimizer unfolds the array/loop structure.

edit: sorting the array increases the time by about 4x if you include the sort time, so its not worth it
Uber subsidizes some rides even without discounts. Just a few nights ago I paid ~$17 for a pool ride where 1) I was the only passenger the entire length of the ride and 2) the driver was paid ~$21.
It's not impossible that that cause only became clear to him and everyone around him over the course of therapy.

[playing devils advocate]
So... The Salmon of Doubt?
I blame facebook, or at least the idea of facebook. Having kids has always been surprisingly competitive, and social media exacerbates the problem.
Hi,

This is a really cool offer and I would love to avail of it. Here's my project: https://ewolo.fitness

The github and contact links can be found in the footer, cheers!
It appears to me here that it is trivial for a compiler to use a conditional instruction (instead of a branch) here. As a result, I'm very surprised that it didn't. Any idea why this is the case?
What was that movie where the guy was given a remote controlled electronic beetle he flew into the house via a cell phone controller in order to ID a terrorist for the drone bombing?
Network Notepad
"tyre/road noise dominates over power unit noise for all speeds and gears except when driving on the first gear"

PDF: http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:673693/FULLTEXT01...

Note on reading the graphs - look for the black line labeled "coast by". This is the line with no engine (power unit) noise, which is control for the other colored lines with engine noise.
What Is Explainable AI? How Does It Affect Your Job?
Fun fact. Nulis means zero (0) in Lithuanian. I wonder what other product names unintentionally hit some word in some exotic language. One from top of my head was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Laputa (we know what "la puta" means in Spanish)
Harvard Rescinds Chelsea Manning 'Visiting Fellow' Offer – Fortune.com
Excellent answers
Just a word of caution, anecdotely I installed the Container extension/feature 2 weeks ago when this was discuted on HN, I opened some tabs in different contexts, copied important links I wanted to keep, then decided to hide them, then finally yesterday I wanted to read one of these links, I go look in the menu... Pouf gone, all my links gone... Least to say I was happy.. Therefore not only I have uninstalled this feature but also Test Pilot altogether. I decided from now on to keep things simple because it seems this is only what really works. Maybe I'm rambling a bit, but the sad truth is I don't have much trust in Firefox anymore, I use it because it is to me the least worst browser, not because I really enjoy using it.
Jokes are for Reddit, not HN.
Thanks for replying.

> Requiring an exception to preserve the scope in some specific case is... problematic, to say the least.

I was thinking about having exceptions preserve scope in all cases, or in all cases if a flag is turned on. I don't quite understand what the difference is between `catch(error)` when using await/promises and `catch(error)` when doing something else. Is the main concern here the overhead?
Raspberry Pi enigmatic announcement
I don't think it's lagging - it's just working at "internet spec speed". That seems like an eternity, but time flies like an arrow (remember supporting IE5.5?!)...

I already use all ES6/7 features (plus modules support with <script type="module">) for many of my personal projects and experiments: no transpilers, no build tools. I like knowing that in 15 years I'll be able to double click an index.html and run/edit my old experiments without worrying about how I'd to find the right version of some long-dead build tool - just like I do with my javascript experiments from 2002!
I Couldn’t Get Pregnant So I Played the Sims 4 – Motherboard
> Why should I pay to have people see my post? Shouldn't I have to pay people to see their posts instead?

Based on perceived value, I think that the fee for posting should be negative (it costs to post), but with a small amount recouped based on use (some combination of number of views, number of comments, etc.). Beyond a certain threshold of viewers, the posting would have a net positive cost (you get paid for popular posts).

I have not given much thought to how that could be gamed.

> Though they really should have asked for two cents instead of ten.

I absolutely agree.
Parent poster said "web interfaces"
Some Complicated Truths About Voting in America
But Uber forgot how to not be evil.
To provide an anecdote for the effect this has on your life. I worked 70+ hours minimum (106 was my "record") for 5 years and averaged 4 hours and 45 minutes of sleep per night. It was spread out over 6 days a week which made it a little easier.. but it wasn't worth it.

I couldn't keep any intimate relationship, pretty much just dated very casually over that time.

Rarely saw my family.

Saw my friends so infrequently, that I may as well have lived 2,000 miles away. It was a big event any time I saw them which was usually once every 2-3 months.

My blood pressure reached full blown hypertension levels and I needed medication.

It's not a healthy way to live and I've undoubtedly erased years from the end of my life as a result. I don't care how motivated or passionate you are about what you do, this work load isn't sustainable and will forever be a "Dark Ages" era of my own life.
That is good news. Trucks are congesting Europe's streets and long-distance cargo should be transported preferably via train.

This is also interesting and should be applied on a wider scale: http://www.cargobeamer.eu/
It would be great if they could keep their website up. I feel SecureCRT is worth the money, always have. However, another alternative http://smartty.sysprogs.com/
R comes to mind, where once in a blue moon a matrix result will happen to only have a single column, which R helpfully decides should be turned into a simple vector, which then doesn't have the matrix operations available anymore (like dim()), and kaboom!
Philippe Starck: bezel-less screens will be the end of phone design – The Verge
Correctly predicted conditional branches are faster than conditional instructions, because they add fewer dependenies. The programmer usually has better knowledge of whether the branch is going to be 50/50 or somewhat predictable, and is thus better suited to make that choice.

http://yarchive.net/comp/linux/cmov.html
Mars Notebook
If it works like in test pilot, try middle-clicking the new tab button. I usually use it to open a new tab next to the one I am reading, and it opens it in the same container (which is sometimes slightly annoying).

Of course, this is no replacement for a keyboard shortcut.
I ready about half way through it and then came to the Hacker News comments to figure if someone had decoded it.
Many processors have an instruction that will select between two operands depending on a condition. That can be faster than a branch. Although a sufficiently intelligent compiler would be able to determine that the instruction could be used in an if/else situation.
A lot of people voluntarily work for long hours, especially in tech/research and especially if they like what they're working on
This is great news, and I hope it works better than the anti-autoplay plugins I have installed. It seems amazing how many sites that don't seem to be related to video go to extreme measures to try to get videos to autoplay even when the users have plugins installed that try to stop them.

At least for me, it's a pet peeve, and a great way to make sure I never return to your website.
Indeed: that’s how I use it. (I use this to keep work and personal stuff separate because of a couple of services that don’t support multiple simultaneous logins.)