skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s also apparently well over twice as fast as the latest Android phones. Essentially the latest Android phones are about as fast as iPhone 6s on realistic workloads. iPhone 6s is two years old. That’s what happens when you derive revenue from selling hardware and not ads.
I hate drivers who go slow down mountains, especially in cars. They need to use the turn outs and let better skilled drivers pass them. It has nothing to do with gender or machismo, if you can't handle your vehicle at a reasonable speed you have no business on the road blocking other people.
I'm referring to the personal swipes in "if you can't actually formulate your own thinking in a comment but are so lazy", etc. Yes, there's an "if", but it's still unduly personal. That's why I said "crosses into" rather than "is".

By "fix" I just mean editing that kind of thing out in the future. Shouldn't be hard. And thanks for being an excellent HN contributor!
The documentation for GDscript is pretty thin, it's true. However, I think it has been improving, and that coupled with the tutorials created by other parties has helped me a lot in figuring out how to make things work.
It's because tons of unsexy companies had tried doing it the other way, to the point where so many companies have done it that it's started to leave a bad taste in peoples mouth.

People are starting to get into the whole, we aren't sexy but we are solving meaningful problems thing lately.
Not really, no. Modern antiretrovirals are exceptionally effective, and for those with access[1] HIV/AIDS has become a chronic illness, with nearly-similar lifespans (due mostly to chronic inflammation).

We still haven't come close to "eradicating" or curing HIV/AIDS; the issue lies in the virus' insidious biology. HIV is a retrovirus, meaning it incorporates into the target cell's genome, specifically CD4+ T-cells. An obvious barrier to "only" 1% of virions is that an infected person produces billions of virus particles every single day[2]. A less obvious barrier is the "latent" reservoir of the virus in cells.

Essentially, not all cells with an incorporated HIV genome are producing virus, and thus these proviruses can evade detection. A 2013 paper in cell[3] provides what I think is the most devastating example of this. Basically, an idea that has gained more traction lately has been to activate these T-cells, thus alerting the immune system and hopefully clearing the virus. It turns out that not all cells are activated, and the size of this reservoir is ~60X larger than previously thought.

When it comes to something like cancer, we often define "cure" or "beating it" differently — look no further than Randall Munroe's heartbreaking visualization, Lanes.[4] We need to do something similar for HIV. We can't get rid of the virus, but we're already pretty good at making life not so bad if you have it. Access and affordability are larger barriers to preventing mortality/morbidity.

There's also a quiet undercurrent that a standard vaccine for HIV is biologically impossible, but that's for another day.

tl;dr HIV sucks but we're okay at managing it. 99% sounds good but it's probably not enough.

1: Read: moderately well-off people with health insurance in wealthy, industrialized nations.

2: DOI: 10.1038/nrg1246 The oft-cited rule of the thumb is that every base of the viral genome is mutated every day.

3: DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2013.09.020 This one is absolutely worth reading.

4: https://xkcd.com/931
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Name a country where you can live without unknowingly benefiting from some atrocity in the past.
I'm unfamiliar with uber in London or if it's any different than in the United States. I think it's only a matter of time before it gets shut down here and perhaps even have a class action lawsuit by present and former drivers. Uber claims to pay the highest wage at roughly $18/hr. which is a gross overstatement. I watched a Harvard math professor break it down to actually being $2.51/hour. She then outlined what it would take to run a business where the drivers are paid a decent wage, their vehicles are properly serviced & insured, business license, proper taxes, etc. You'll never guess what she came up with. Can you believe it? She came up with a figure that was pretty much identical to the average taxi cab fare today. Isn't that amazing? Imagine that.
> Cab drivers commonly take longer routes in order to inflate their fares.

Keep a receipt and make a complaint. Longer routes would be really obvious in the taximeter data.

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/2304/pdfs/uksi_20062...
Let me start by saying that I've had a keen interest in Myanmar for years. I've opposed sanctions and supported open dialogue and normalization of relations. I don't mean to impugn average people of any ethnic, religious, or social group in the country. My criticism is focused on the government and a narrow complicit minority of people in Rakhine State. I also don't mean to downplay the role that ARSA has played in fanning flames in sectarian conflict.

> but there is so much misinformation going on regarding the current crisis.

If it's misinformation, let international observers in to see what's happening. Moreover, are the Rohingya women and children fleeing into Bangladesh with bullet entrance wounds in the backs of their arms and legs misinformation? They got shot by someone, and they say it was the army. Shooting fleeing women and children is very indicative of something like a genocide.

>What you have to understand is that a conflict is happening in a remote and very isolated land even from other areas in Rakhine State, Myanmar

Yes, we've seen maps. Not everyone in the West is totally ignorant of geography.

>One blatant lie is that of majority Buddhist persecuting the minority Muslims.

I didn't say that, and neither does the UN or any news outlet I read. I'd argue that the government is persecuting the Rohingya and some local Rakhine Buddhists appear from numerous reports to be complicit. Self identified Rakhine found at the sites of burning Rohingya villages has been confirmed by the BBC.

>The population of Rohingya Muslims outnumbers the combined population of Rakhine Buddhists, Hindu, and other ethnic groups by the ratio of six to one. Rakhine Buddhists were the majority in the region half a decade ago. Muslim population tripled since the 1980s. Islamist terror attacks have been more and more frequent.

I'm not sure A is necessary and sufficient to prove or lead to B in your argument. As seen elsewhere in the world Muslim population doesn't even correlate with terrorist attack frequency.

> Aung San Su Kyi has been working along with UN to draft guideline for citizenship

Which appears to be bullshit, because it requires documents that displaced Rohingya were long denied, and wouldn't have access to in the event that they fled across the border.

To quote the article you linked: "It is clear that anti-Muslim propaganda has become part of regular nationalist discourse", which is sort of the crux of my criticism. The government leverages anti-muslim propaganda to legitimize the persecution of the Muslim population.

*EDIT: Also, that you for adding your perspective to the discussion. It is rare in the rest of the world to hear perspectives from ordinary people in your country. I hope I haven't come across as too harsh, or combative. I do fundamentally agree that it is a messy complicated situation that is too often painted as a simplistic narrative.
That's factually untrue according to the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior[0]. The facts are[1] that the younger the age group the higher the condom usage is.

And while condom use has fallen a little since its height, it still remains significantly higher amongst the young than any older generation or group.

[0] http://www.nationalsexstudy.indiana.edu/
[1] http://www.nationalsexstudy.indiana.edu/condomgraph.html
Roger Ver bets $1M that Bitcoin Cash will not be ‘short-lived’
Ok I agree on the housing thing. I was kinda measuring by interest rates.
> Respecting the Safe Areas

> The next step towards making our page usable again after adopting viewport-fit=cover is to selectively apply padding to elements that contain important content, in order to ensure that they are not obscured by the shape of the screen.

This is taking me back to the era of TV on CRT screens. Since there was always a bit of overscan, it was never a guarantee that the content at the very edge would actually end up visible to the end users, so the industry adopted a "safe area" 80-90% in each dimension (5-10% margin on each edge). Camera operators would avoid framing content such that important items are in that zone, and title generators would account for that margin to avoid having part of a text/subtitle cut off.

We've come full circle.
This is my original point, tbh i didn't know about magit before this post, when i first opened the link and find out about it somehow i expected a GUI rather than a text-based app, m sure vim/emacs fans are excited about it but to me, this type of UIs (text-based) feel old and clunky. it's like we were still using norton/midnight commander for handling our files.
I've had the second (refused to be driven) from Uber drivers in London before, except couched in silly excuses like "there are roadworks, it's not possible", and to add insult to injury, marking the ride as complete so I get charged anyway. TBF Uber were extremely prompt about refunding it.

The last point I won't disagree with; Uber is definitely cheaper, qualitatively so, such that you'd consider it for trips that you'd never take a black cab for.
My first thought reading the specification was '6 months before there's silicon that runs the bytecode directly.'
Secession is in fact illegal in most of the world countries (if not all). Auto-determination is a right recognized in the UN for regions under colonial rule. Catalonia is not a region under colonial rule, and in fact the UN does not recognize the right of auto-determination of Catalonia (Source in Spanish from a newspaper from Catalonia: http://www.lavanguardia.com/politica/20151030/54438498099/ba...).

Is the law is wrong? Maybe, in fact I might agree with the right to vote secession, but (IMHO) this needs to be done with great care, if not, any region of any state can call a vote for independence each time they disagree with the neighbors. In fact this kind of "blackmail" has been used consistently in Catalonia for years: "If you don't vote this bill, we will secede from Spain".

So, I don't think that the law that prohibit referendums for secession is completely nonsense. Exceptions of course can be made, but, is the case of Catalonia an exception? Before answer that, please, think if you have all the data to make that statement.
yeah so nice! we couldn't use the top area, then the bottom area, and now not even the sides.
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I bet direct access to internal tools and databases.
Unfortunately I have to write it nearly every day in my job at Google. The biggest failures are the lack of generics or any form of immutability. It's basically impossible to write any kind of abstraction in Go. That's unacceptable for a language created in the 21st century.
MongoDB is actually strongly consistent in a single document, though. It uses Raft by default to replicate changes to all replicas. In practice, it has the A, C, and D of ACID for point writes.
I think the biggest hurdle regulators will have to overcome if they want anything other than a blanket ban on ICOs will be verifying "good faith" execution of their business plans.

If you create a cryptotoken that has a real business purpose and sell it with the expectation that it will be redeemable for that purpose (basically selling gift cards for a service that doesn't exist yet), and a secondary market forms that appears to believe that the tokens are stock and trades them accordingly, are you guilty of securities fraud? What if you never actually develop that service, would that impact your case? If so, how do you distinguish between something that was a ponzi from the start and a mismanaged project that failed to deliver?
Being neither British nor Indian, I'd always thought of the British as not horrible colonialists of India, that is until I listened to Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History podcast.
[1]http://revisionisthistory.com/episodes/15-the-prime-minister...
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Is low light something that a lens attachment over the iPhone camera could help with? There's a few lenses out there that are supposed to be quite good (like the Moment ones) but I don't know if they help out with that. It would be interesting if they kept the FOV the same and just provided more light.
I think you misunderstand.

If I have project A, which imports dependency A. I (for faster tests is the only real answer), decided to commit the vendor folder.

Now, in project B, if I import a package of project A, which uses dependency A, it will look for that specific version of dependency A. Specifically errors like this:

pkg/projectb/example.go:18:30: cannot use *w (type "github.com/dependency/pkg".Example) as type "github.com/project/a/vendor/github.com/dependency/pkg".Example

It's not a big deal because if I just remove "github.com/project/a/vendor" from my $GOPATH then the problem is resolved.

because of this, I guess my real complaint here is that "vendor" doesn't seem to be the right word. I'm really just looking for something to complain about.
What about that quote makes it seem like it will use pulse audio or JACK rather than acting as a replacement for them?
What I was trying to say was the original argument of the stronger eating the weaker ones is part of nature/the ecosystem, therefore, it is natural, thus it can't be easily labelled as unethical, is not a totally sound one.

The argument based on the premise that it is natural to do so. There is nothing natural about dominating another living with a gun that you can shoot at a ridiculous range. It doesn't matter how much money you bring to it, maybe that bear is destined to die of old age if it wasn't for the human shooting him down.

We don't know for sure what's the impact of hunting an old bear or a rhino down (I'm aware that there are some arguments about it being a good thing), but sure that wasn't what nature did for billions of years.

Does the good triumph over the bad aspect when you pay for a kill? Maybe, possibly. Is it ethical? Debatable. Is it part of nature? No.
If Indian history is up your alley, I heartily recommend William Dalrymple's set of three impressively researched and written books:

1. The White Mughals

2. The Last Mughal

3. Kohinoor

I began reading The Last Mughal just as I had left Delhi and Agra and I regretted not starting it before my visit.

Dalrymple knows his onions.
I have yet to hear of this being used to disable a stolen computer... so one has to wonder.
I'm not sure what the legal or contractual penalties are, if they are nothing then you are right and in real terms you can just quit on the spot.
github.com/golang/dep is actually an already fantastic (and official) solution.
Its not brainwashing as much as lack of a good education or doing some basic individual research. Most of my Indian friends have little interest in history, and accept tidbits like this as fact and don't think much about it.
I think people make way too much out of the fact that Apple doesn't have Steve Jobs anymore. Who cares? No other companies have Steve Jobs either. The real question is: are they better at every other company at conceiving of and making products? IMO they are.

Much hay is made out of the fact that version 1 of the watch wasn't 100% spot on. But again, that's fine. No company in the world is as good at Apple at iterating on products. So they iterated and the watch is a pretty great product now (and they sold a bunch of version 1 despite it's shortcomings).
Adobe Security team posted their private key
Java never had, or tried to have, binary portability.
It's frustrating to watch because it feels like we've learned nothing from the past 10+ years of web development.
Too bad for the downvotes, that's a good joke
It was introduced in May -- Equifax was breached at least as far back as March. Given that C-level executives made substantially beneficial trades 'without knowledge' of the breach, I wonder how far back this goes. Especially because their original story had the date of breach happening after this bill was introduced. /tinfoilhat
....they..don't? Are you confusing her for Carly Fiorina?
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OP might have a monitor which shows the colors in a different way or just a different aesthetic for pictures.
503 error.

Hugged to death
When I moved to New York, I - like an idiot - brought a full set of very heavy bedroom furniture with me

There's an interesting startup called Campaign Living: https://www.campaignliving.com that's trying to solve some of this problem by making furniture that looks good and can be disassembled quickly and easily. I wish I'd bought one of their couches instead of the one I got.
And if we encrypted all your stored data reset, you'd be interested? Its something we want to do later this year.
Winamp2-Js: A Reimplementation of Winamp 2.9 in HTML5 and JavaScript
Just in case anyone's reading this and thinking "man, I've got to get me some of that sweet ergot": that's probably not the best idea.

"The symptoms [of ergotism] can be roughly divided into convulsive symptoms and gangrenous symptoms.

"Convulsive symptoms of ergotism

"Convulsive symptoms include painful seizures and spasms, diarrhea, paresthesias, itching, mental effects including mania or psychosis, headaches, nausea and vomiting.

"Gangrenous

"The dry gangrene is a result of vasoconstriction induced by the ergotamine-ergocristine alkaloids of the fungus. It affects the more poorly vascularized distal structures, such as the fingers and toes. Symptoms include desquamation or peeling, weak peripheral pulses, loss of peripheral sensation, edema and ultimately the death and loss of affected tissues..."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergotism
Since you've repeatedly violated the rules, ignored multiple warnings, and don't seem to want to use HN as intended, we've banned this account.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
The current consensus among browser implementors is that, on the whole, prefixed properties have hurt more than they’ve helped. So, WebKit’s new policy is to implement experimental features unprefixed, behind a runtime flag.: https://webkit.org/blog/6131/updating-our-prefixing-policy/

As the article states, prefixes have created a set of problems, which is why Apple, Google, Mozilla and Microsoft stopped using them for new features.
> So many apps and even websites fall into the trap of thinking that reimplementing OS scrolling is easy.

Who said it was going to be easy? :)

> I'm not saying it's the wrong decision, but know that you are signing yourself up for not just a ton of work now, but also a ton of work in the future to match platform changes.

It's important to remember that Chrome (on non-Android platforms) and Firefox already implement scrolling manually. This isn't anything new.
"sexual responsibility" is quite an odd concept, it should be defined more precisely.
agreed. I assume you are talking about the school environment?

I would add home environment (parents and siblings especially), culture, entertainment, friends, religion, sleeping habits, socioeconomic status... etc.
The AM335x has the same SGX accelerator as the AM437x so it has the same 2D/3D basic behavior. For more information on the software architecture see: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Processor_Linux_SDK_...
I upvoted the replies about computational cost and stability, because they raise an important point. But what I was trying to talk about (as you are) was the presentation of the idea.

Linear models are much older than computers, dating back to Gauss at least, and they do not have anything to do with gradient descent.
I see your point. Will address this asap.
I think this is the time we should start using some data in this discussion, but my view is that people in their twenties are doing much more sex today. Due to tech (eg Tinder) and less stigma for sexually active women.
Exactly. The worth argument is a diversion and bait set out by hiring side. It is only in play when the employee is purely driven by performance, like in professional sport. That is also why sport personalities have agents.

Just because regular business profits are several layers removed from a regular employee does not mean that there's no link to performance as well, but business usually does not like to share( raise salary ) to not set a precedent.

I for one would love to have an professional agent that looked after me in return for good career progression. Even the rock starts among us know that it takes skill and luck to get paid what we are really worth
How many was reading this article while on work?
> High quality and highly capable cameras - and video cameras - in the hands of the masses? Bring it on I say! How many thousands, if not millions, of incredible, moving, moment-defining images will be captured now we don't need a pro photographer on hand to do justice to a scene?

I watch a fair amount of youtube, discoverability of "good" youtube content is very low in my experience, but if you're lucky you do stumble across some absolutely fantastic content that is completely on par with traditional, professionally staffed network television news or documentary shows, except produced by what is typically just a motivated consumer who's put in the work to learn the tools of the trade (and I expect that is probably quite a lot easier nowadays as well, as I imagine there are youtube channels that show you how do learn most all of the skills required to produce a solid youtube channel).

Truly a unique and exciting time in history!
open any books and click button "Start Reading"
Why would you link to that discussion? Here is what I see as the "top" comments:

-what about that 1%? I'd fear if it became the new super HIV
--Can you not appreciate the 99%?
---He's a 1%er for sure...
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------Here you go Comrade
-------!redditsilver
--------Here's your Reddit Silver, ZarathustraV!
---------Good bot
What is unique about it besides having the name of the language as a substring?
I honestly can't think of any.
I didn't even look at the link. Speed reading doesn't exist. It is, and always has been, a hoax. I thought this was widespread knowledge by now.
i agree with this. as i've gotten older i've become a morning person, usually starting around 6, but sometimes earlier. you can easily belt out 4-5 hours of real work before lunch time, and then take a leisurely lunch/walk/coffee, and do administrative / non-intense tasks in the early afternoon, leaving a relaxed afternoon and evening to do real life things.

and, when a true emergency pops up, it's rare, and it doesn't trigger your stress/frustration response.
> In the 1980s, getting HIV was a quick death sentence.

It has never been quick.

> Without treatment, average survival time after infection with HIV is estimated to be 9 to 11 years, depending on the HIV subtype

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS#Prognosis

You may be thinking of the ~1 year survival times after an AIDS diagnosis, but HIV is usually latent for a decade after initial infection.