skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know about the Beta or Dev editions, but in Nightly I can use tab groups by clicking and holding the "Open a new Tab" button and selecting the tab group. (Personal, Work, Banking, Shopping are predefined and you can add new ones)
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Hmm. Yeah I’ve been wondering about lastpass for a little while now.

Is there a comparison of these tools that you’d recommend?
This is a good article on the problem: https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/7/16257412/rehabs-near-me-go...
There are exceptions, but even then they're not only few and far between, but also occupy a vague area where it's all one big counterfactual argument about whether someone else could've done the same thing and whether the die was largely cast anyway.
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Do you support code refactoring yet?

Eg, rename a symbol and have all usage of it updated (could be a local scope variable could be a class name used project wide)

I previously used Komodo IDE but for the last few years I've found IntelliJ IDEA to be more robust/full featured.

I'd love to be able to switch back, because the jvm definitely makes idea seem "heavier" somehow.
That demo was quite impressive, but the technique is completely different. Adobe uses deconvolution to recover information and details that are actually in the picture, but not visible (unintuitively blurring is a mathematically reversible transformation. If you know the characteristics of the blur, then you can reverse it. In fact most of Adobe demo's magic comes from knowing the blur kernel and path in advance, not sure how it works in practice for real photos). But the Neural net demoed in this post just "makes up" the missing info using examples from photos it learned from, there is no information recovery.
I can expect it, because in large part the rules of the road are precisely that.
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Japan’s big banks plan digital currency launch
There are also non-technical cofounders, BD, and marketing folks. Would make for an interesting Ask HN!
Swami Vivekanand said "talk to people in a language that they understand".

With all due respect, If you or others can't understand the obvious sarcasm then that's on you, not me.
Slick interface, needs subreddit chaining. Though I question the use of "reddit" in the name. Not sure how hardcore they are with protecting trademarks, but I wouldn't chance it. Probably also violating API rules.
Use Talk, part of the Coral Project by Mozilla (http://coralproject.net/products/talk.html) instead of Disqus. It is open source and respects your privacy.
> Stop making people feel guilty about using energy.

But you should feel guilty about using energy.
Just try firefox nightly 58.0a1 ! Firefox nightly is my default browser nowadays. I love the modern UI.
I thought the main piece of advice on that front was "Trust that slow progress is better than no progress". (It's even a section heading.)

That terse bit isn't unpacked very explicitly, but it shows up in the roundabout path the author took: coding bootcamp, contract work, finding a product idea.

As is pointed out in comments below, setting a lower goal barrier can help you get rolling. "Some progress is better than no progress" is, I think, the ultimate version of that.
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Good gracious there are a lot of precious snowflakes who can't manage their own emotions. "Stop making people feel guilty"? Like, how?

I'm as anti-judgy and anti-bad argument as anyone but this seems a bit silly. Yes people are awful at convincing other people of things, but it's entirely unreasonable to expect anyone to package up knowledge in a way that soothes peoples' feelings.
They should give free lifetime LIFETIME credit monitoring to all those are affected and not just 18 months worth of service .
Actually, there is a viable alternative to CO2 emitting fuels: just use nuclear energy.

Unfortunately, communism-induced disaster in 1986 and then more recent Fukushima failure have had created an opinion split in our society on the use of nuclear energy; there are countries like Germany which banned building of new nuclear plants because of that.

But sure, it is not hard to not to be communists and not to build nuclear plants in the zone of continious seismic activity.
> Welcome to Australia.

Yep. I actually wish the ozone hole was over a significantly populous region - maybe people would give more of a shit about the stuff we pump into the atmosphere then.
In many ways, Shadowrun is coming to life. Corporate espionage and hits are becoming literal. It's rather scary in thought.
I may completely misunderstand what you mean because I'm not a frequent Redditor but I was able to select multiple options for display in the grid, it just seems some subreddits are not supported. E.g. https://redditgrid.com/r/geologyporn%2BCabinPorn
That's where stock instead of cash makes sense. If you are solely responsible for the direction of the company and overseeing the execution of that direction like a c-level executive, you should get paid in stock. If you do your job right, your stock value goes up and you become richer as a reward for doing a good job. If you do poorly, you lose money as a punishment.

If a CEO is making $100m per year in cash, there is no incentive to do a good job. Especially if they do so poorly they get fired, which means they get a $500m bonus as a reward for being fired.
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Hello,
Recurring event is supported now. If you click on event's title to open Event details, there is a check box named Repeat, it's the place you define recurrence.
Color tagging is supported at goal level. If you click on the goal's title to open goal details, there is a section called Color. The color of a goal is displayed as thick right border of it and its related events.
For now, I don't support background color like google keep as I think it will be too many colors on the calendar and it might hurt the eyes.
Might switch to Fox, but only with full support for Chrome extensions. Last time I checked - most of them didn't work on Nightly (can install with chrome store foxify, but most of the functionality is dead).
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You didn't tackle any of the real criticism in my message.

You remark on a discrete symptom (which is a precursor) and you affirm it's essential importance to your life without any historical consciousness. And that is my basic gripe with PC culture: sensitivity to every little thing that you feel hurts you or impairs you or makes you feel included.
Hell is other people, get over yourselves.
At this point it should be a criminal fraud investigation.
Is there a way to tell if you are impacted without having to enter your SSN on suspicious websites?

Its scary how little information the media is providing on this. Equifax does not provide an FAQ over what conditions you may be affected. I don't have a line of credit, and I have never used their services personally, HOWEVER, if a prior employer used them through a background check, or if they used a 3rd party who sends my data to equifax without me knowing, I'm pwned and didn't even know it.
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I've seen this demo at a meetup and its actually quite cool. You use a graphical interface to connect boxes of data transformations, play with the settings, and it will generate a python script that will perform the exact operations you specify to the data in question.

What you're describing are tools for data engineering - sanitizing real-world datasets to be fed into models. Researchers do not have to deal with this task as much because they work with well-defined datasets to provide fair comparisons of the algorithms they develop. Industry is the opposite - the algorithms are usually formulaic and well-defined, but the data itself is not.
You can get to most of Manhattan under 125th st and almost all of northwest Brooklyn without leaving a bike lane: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/bicyclists/bikemaps.shtml

Even in my neighborhood in Queens I can get into Manhattan with only a 3 block stretch outside of a bike lane.

Obviously there is going to be more traffic than Stockholm, we have almost 8 million more residents.

There is a already a large effort to create bike lanes in the city. The city website lists current bike lane projects: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/bicyclists/bike-projects.sh...
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Uber to cease service in Quebec as of October 14
In many cases, not using fuels is a very viable alternative to using fossil fuels. There are compelling arguments for that alternative that don't amount to "you're horrible" or "this is what brought us computers". A study found that for a third of car commuters in Stockholm, their commute would be a <30 minute bike ride. That's a viable alternative for most of those people.
There are alternatives to CO2 heavy fuels. I am told that the market magically will find them as soon as we start taxing carbon.

(By people who oppose government investment into renewable research.)
very sorry for that, please give us a short notice directly from the "?!" help menu in the app

thanks for the advice with the grace period, good point.
It isn't formally protection against criminal charges. But I'd bet it makes charges significantly less likely.
Read the article!

"Victim-1 and PHILLIPS were former business partners and are currently business competitors."

It's not like he's offing SEO competitors at random. He knew and worked with the victim personally.
Ask HN: Job I love but with poor career progression vs. new job with higher pay?
I'm currently dealing with a career-related dilemma, and I'm hoping some people here have gone through similar a similar experience.

I work at a company where I feel stuck in terms of career progression. I feel like I'm under my level, and my manager doesn't seem to care about helping me get promoted. He also doesn't seem to trust me very much, for whatever reason (I really can't figure out why). Also, my current company doesn't pay as much as other companies in the area, but the benefits are superior.

However, I love the work I've been doing there lately. I haven't felt this excited about the code I write in almost a decade. I get into that flow state when working on it, and I feel engaged with it to the point that I go to bed thinking about it.

On top of that, my current job is just comfortable. Crunch is unheard of. I have lots of vacation time and the company is very generous about paid holidays. I can work at home whenever I feel like it. You get the idea.

I wasn't feeling this excited about work until recently though, so I went looking for a new job elsewhere. And now I got feedback from one of my interviews, and I am being offered a crazy amount of money plus a position at a higher level. I know someone at the company and they like working there. It would be a great opportunity to learn new things.

But I don't know what to do. It comes down to deciding between staying at a subpar job where I'm comfortable and in love with my code vs. moving to a new place that pays way more and has better career progression, but where I have no idea what it's going to be like in terms of stress, hours, etc.

If anyone has been in a similar situation, I'd love to hear what you decided to do.
Uber says it will halt operations next month if Quebec stands by new rules
Thirty years ago not only did modern computer security concepts not exist, and not only were there no programmes in them, but odds are good that "computer science" was part of the maths department.

The first computer science department dates to 1962 at Purdue University (home of Eugene "Spaff" Spafford). Others formed generally during the 1970s and 1980s.
My reasoning was a bus can transport many more people than one bike, but sure, I am agreeable to switching 2 and 3.
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well that escalated quickly. Hope I never have to get into a situation like this, happy to hear it got resolved.
That's it. Thank you. "Container Tabs". Looks like it's not in developer yet. Hopefully it makes it downstream eventually.
I have switched from Tree Style Tabs to the Test Pilot vertical tab extension (I don't remember the exact name) plus the about:config option that makes them always small, plus a few lines of userChrome.css to make the close button larger, like it was in one of the first versions. I recommend it.
Thanks. Let's see what I can do
I'm a beginner in Algorithms. can you please explain this "But when sorting only happens once then the value of (n log n) is constant" ? is it a good practice to assume that as a constant? because we usually see the problem as a whole and individually compute its running time like sorting (NlogN)+ search (logN) to get the final running time as O(NlogN). we can solve the problem in O(N) time which's nothing but finding the Euclidean distance to Each Point and keeping the Min. distance in memory. but that's regarded as a Naive solution.
I obey stoplights on my bike, but it's really punishing sometimes. Bikes don't trip the sensors so the light will ignore you until a car pulls up behind you. This can require three or four cycles of the lights if traffic in your direction is sparse.
The current news relates to merging parts of Servo (web engine written in Rust) to Firefox, which started relatively recently.
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That's how Simons did it at Renaissance. He sold his model for $365 a year.
That comment itself was a straw man. Obviously the answer is no, no one can solve the halting problem and verify the intentions of any arbitrary app.
On developer edition here, no idea about Beta. Does the `about:config` option to disable signatures exist in your FF?

If so, make sure you grab the correct artifact to import[1]

[1] http://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/xpi/nightly/treestyletab-we.xpi
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Is the Inspector panel improved too? Probably I'm too used to Chrome's, but I find Firefox Inspector quite hard to use (inspect elements, change styles, look in network requests...)
Plus, there's that recent Webkit-based browser with vertical tabs as it's main feature. It was covered here on HN a few days ago.
It's an AA term. The narrative is that you are still an "addict" even if you are sober if you haven't dealt with the underlying emotional and psychological issues e.g. worked the steps.
It would be good to have such standardized fines for breaches of private data.
This is brilliant :) Simple idea with great execution.

One feature request would be to add an autoplay functionality so I could display it on a large projector for example.
I'm hoping LFTR reactors can make it to production.
The looking 10 or even just 5 moves ahead thing is overstated and this is not actually how it works most of the time. Most GMs only calculate that far in the endgame. Before that, often looking 2 or 3 moves ahead is sufficient based on strategic elements or opening theory (which can't easily be understood by 'looking moves ahead'; they're things like, "this pawn is passed" or "my light squares will become very weak" which are can be substitutes for looking 30+ moves ahead).

Often positions resemble historic or previous games, so pattern recognition here and the themes (e.g., "this particular structure will make it easier to get my rook on the 7th rank at some point") of the old game are important.

In fact, Capablanca, a former World Champion and endgame expert has a famous quote claiming to only look 1 move ahead.
Speaking to class action lawsuits:

My credit score was 800 and I had a mortgage for $409,000 I put $80,000 down in cash.

I never missed a payment and was never late.

I went to pay my mortgage and the website looked the same, but the payment button was removed.

I called and was told that my mortgage was sold and that I'll get a welcome packet in the mail explaining to whom I should pay my mortgage...

It never came.

I called daily for months.

Finally I got something in the mail. A foreclosure notice for not paying my mortgage...

I got in touch with them and they told me "don't do anything, Obamas going to fix this" (literally that's what they said)

Then I got another notice.

Then they said they would refi me... then they said I made "too much money to qualify for a refi, and that I needed to pay $52,000 right then to not get foreclosed.

I got foreclosed upon. They came one day and changed the locks when I was at work.

I contacted the person who left a sticker on my door and told him I would come to his house and shoot him in the face if he didn't come open my house within two hours.

He showed up.

I filed suit, class action, and I won.

I won $1,008.00

My credit is ruined
The Atlantic doesn't actually provide the second as an option without interacting with JS. There's no way for someone to subscribe if they are running ghostery+noscript like I am.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vimium-ff/
You're ignoring the fact that spent nuclear fuel storage is still a long-term problem.
Is it intentional?

3 quite big ukrainian web sites were found to use same script.

https://www.facebook.com/evg.bell/posts/1629626063766125
The problem isn't that the technology doesn't exist, it is that it is expensive to purchase and install. Automatic transfer switches will switch a load from utility to backup source when utility goes bad and tell the backup source to start.
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MacOS seems not to be a priority for Apple, sadly.
I recall reading about the mobile version of 57 not yet having the changes that made the desktop version so much faster. I think they're coming in mobile 58.
No offense intended, but you may want to start with WCAG 1.4.6 as a baseline. It's entirely possible to create a modern, compelling UI in conformance to basic accessibility guidelines.
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Out of curiosity, why didn't you report these facts to the authorities? Fear of wasting time, or of retaliation, or something else?
its complete disregard
Do you believe that artificial intelligence will be capable of deciding, given an algorithm and a set of inputs, whether the algorithm will finish running?
For sure, Apple should fix this bug, and presumably they will. Some basic app hygiene greatly reduces the risk though.
Not sure I can fit one in my car, sadly.
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I have been working on this for a while, it's not quite production ready yet, but it's pretty close.. https://github.com/NickBusey/bulletnotes
I've been using Firefox Nightly (57) for a while on a 2013 MBP running Sierra. Firefox definitely feels significantly faster than it used to, and the new UI is great.

But this comes at the cost of battery life. I moved back to Chrome because it was constantly chewing CPU.
Uber says it's leaving Quebec if province insists on stricter rules
According to Google the Stockholm area is 188km^2 with 760km bike lanes and NY is 789km^2 with 1609km bike lanes.
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I look forward to seeing the rest land, but that video, while impressively fair, didn't really leave me excited to install Firefox.
well, sometimes it's even a more or less sophisticated scam (blaming it on idiots is too short sighted)

a simple blueprint of the most common seo scam:

1) sell them something external that does not create additional work for the client and assign value to it i.e.: links, linkbuilding services, tools, ...

2) disable feedack loops (it takes x month until you see an impact, introduce "magic numbers" seo tools)

3) wait & take money (a.k.a. deplete ressources that the client might use for otherwise improvement)

4) trigger value creating project i.e.: better targeted title tags, sitemap.xml, responsive, webperformance, ...

5) see immidiate benefits

6) assign impact to 1)

7) addiction / lock-in cycle completed
I'm a cyclist in NYC. Here's the other side of that: I see you. Let me describe a common scenario:

I'm biking toward an intersection. I see a pedestrian moving into the street from 30 yards out. They're looking down at their phone. I see them the entire time. I know they don't see me. There's no chance we're going to collide, because I see exactly what they're doing and have been tracking them as I approach the intersection. At the last second, as I pass by them, they become aware of my presence and jump back, surprised.

How do you think they tell that story?

I'm sure it has something to do with the maniac cyclist who almost hit them.
What is it????
It works now on Firefox Developer Edition 57.0b3 (64-bit), macOS High Sierra. It took me a while to figure out that one needs to activate it by clicking one of the icons at the top.

Edit: This was a really bad idea because upgrading to 57 destroyed my sessionstore.js. None of the backups were up-to-date for some reason. Be careful and make backups!
My point actually was that your (2) is not correct. The game gives you +2.2 (av) every single turn regardless of what move you make, so improving the AI can't possibly increase the speed at which you get these points. Improving the AI only reduces your chance of dying.

However, good point with "it takes a few moves to merge the tiles". Coupled with the fact that the game starts you off with 2 tiles (4 points), my "quick" method gets closer to your value:

2048 (target) - 4 (starting) = 2044

2044 / 2.2 = 929.090909090909

+ 10 moves to merge

~= 939.1 on average to get a 2048 tile on the board.
You would need a nicer spike protector or isolation transformer(s) to do anything here, honestly. a basic surge protector wouldn't cut it
I know that. And I have high hopes :)

I just wanted to say, that it isn't the first news about Firefox getting faster since Chrome came out.

I tried the new versions every now and then and Chrome always felt faster to me. Maybe it really is, maybe it just uses some perceptional tricks, I don'T know.
This should be the real article link.
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Hi, I did consider to use cloudflare. However, I saw that at least business plan could help my service, but it is really out of the budget now.
I believe this was introduced in version 9. So yes, we do support code refactoring.

One major difference between IDEA and Komodo that you may not be aware of is Komodo is based on Mozilla (XUL) and does not use Java.
No, the halting problem is undecidable.
I run 60 tabs in Firefox atm, takes 2.14GB (obviously I'm using Tree Style Tabs). Runs smoothly.
He is conveniently retiring to cash in severance packages and bonuses. He should be fired and brought in front of a judicial committee to answer questions for risking identity info of millions of consumers.
Interesting. In other romanizations the name has an "r"?
Because it's considered polite.
In theory, sure. In practice, Tinder seems to be a pretty blunt dating instrument. I'd be surprised if A / B testing a data-driven vs. non-data-driven match would yield significantly different user experiences.
Good post. A bit intimidating at first, but this paper has some real insight and is worth a read.

What makes this paper so good is that the opinions are primarily data-driven, not intuition driven. Which leads to insights you can trust.
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The CPA is so high for rehab that there are many highly motivated people doing highly elaborate schemes for client acquisition. They were among the early adopters for tv ads on adwords a decade ago.
True, they would have to counter-sue but you don't think they would in that situation? Technically your license is invalid and if you have _shipped_ software to customers that is violating the license is it not?
Actually wanted those names, but both domains were taken :(
Unless they have badges.