skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For what it’s worth, this is how I usually go about exploring codebases ( I am the author of that blog post ).

I either have something specific in mind that I want to understand, e.g in the case of Seastar, I wanted to understand their reactor design and implementation, so I locate the respective file(s) that implement them and I start from there, and then I just branch out to other files -- I usually keep multiple vim windows open, and I take notes.

When I am not looking for a specific answer, I choose a directory, and then I sort its files by size (e.g ls -lShr *.{h,cpp,hh,cc,java} ). I usually sort by file size in descending order(smallest first), but some times it makes more sense to sort by largest file first, and I start from there. I still map my way around, and if something stands out, I open the respective file in another vim window/tab, and look it up, and then continue with the previous file.
Nope, he doesn't. The dynamics of social networks are too complicated and are still being studied by researchers and probably will be forever.

It's like saying the inventor of money would understand the economy, which obviously does not hold.
> "I'll live," she says.

This has to be some kind of running gag :D
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Crazy that this loophole only appears now.
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I can't promise that you won't ever have choppy CSS animations anymore, but it is currently the case that the desktop version of the "new Firefox", so the upcoming Firefox 57, ships with a new, written from scratch and highly parallelized CSS engine (Quantum CSS, or also called Stylo), whereas the Android version will probably get this with Firefox 58, maybe 59.
Google is something you choose to use for a user.

But Google is a necessary infrastructure for businesses and developers, as they can't not use Google, due to the market share it has.

Google also uses their power in one market to affect other markets, and grow further.

This, again, is monopolistic action.

Try going a week without using Google, fine.

Try running a major website a week without being listed on Google?
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I'm one of the creators of 'A moment lost in time.' Thanks for playing it and for the feedback. Are you on Linux by any chance? I've had some issues with the Pointer Lock API in Firefox on Linux.
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> and have to be there physically too.

Not in Denmark, you can do all that online.

> No other service provider required this documentation

Well, Google play?

> Try opening a conventional store. Or any kind of money handling web service...

In Denmark this is done before lunch (trust me, I've done it on several occasions).
Russia just gave North Korea's internet a big boost
I don't quite believe this because they could have additional readers set up that can read at a distance.
I'm with the Russians on this one.

I hate smiling for photographs (hate getting my photograph taken in general), as it just feels totally forced and false.
Always interesting to read the release notes on this product. They go into such technical detail, its a joy to read
Are some types of binary trees favored for making ropes? I heard 2,3 - finger trees are good as a backing data structure for rope.
Correct, Google has become basic infrastructure, and should be a nonprofit entity, or governmentally owned.

You can't run a website without being listed on Google, that's where the matket dominance comes in. And this shouldn't be true.

You should always have a choice between what company you interact with, or, if it's a monopoly, it should be governed democratically (so usually owned by the state).
The grandparent is describing the way to actually disable WiFi (i.e. not using Control Center)
I think the only micropayment solution that is going to work is something like STEEM, which is growing organically and fast, because it provides a huge benefit to users, too, not just publishers. In fact the developers have just announced something relevant to this:

https://steemit.com/steem/@ned/announcing-smart-media-tokens...
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The emission rate of most crypto-currencies is actually relatively high, the problem is that their value have been increasing faster than the coin supply have inflated. To keep value stable, you need an intelligent entity which can control emission, which kind of kills the point of decentralization. Bitcoin halves it's emission rate every	210000 Blocks, or roughly every 4 years. This is because of an adherence to the Austrian School of economic thought. Ethereum is planning to move towards an emission rate somewhere in the realm of 0 < Grow Rate <= World GDP Growth Rate, which should make it's value increase slightly.

So to answer your question succinctly; The deflationary nature of Bitcoin is intended. It's quite possible to build inflationary Crypto-Currencies, but it would be difficult to gain traction with early adopters.
Apologies for side-tracking the OP discussion, but how's the performance on this thing? Have been looking for a tiny phone for a while.
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oh man i'm so sorry i said conferences are primarily there to listen to somebody speak about something interesting, I should have known only networking is going on there as you write.
I think the article brings up some good points about the issues of verifying identity over the internet, something that yet does not have a universal standard.
In Sweden we have a system called "BankID" which basically let's you use your phone as a 2FA device in order to verify your identity to companies, the tax agencies, police etc and it works very well, although limited to Sweden. This is not an SMS based system and is not tied to your SIM card, instead tied to the application on your phone together with a personal password. Hopefully a system like this can catch on in the future as a way of verifying identity.

With this said i will excuse myself for going out of topic here but i am getting very tired of the recent trend of putting reaction GIF's in pieces like this. Reading it on desktop is just hard for me when getting into a nice reading flow, only to be broken up by a reaction GIF 1/3 the size of my monitor height. Authors adding a GIF to the end does not disturb me, but for me this article breaks the reading flow by adding so many.

Here is how large one of these reaction GIF's render for me: https://imgur.com/a/dYihu
> Do you know if they have any interesting misconceptions about those animals they know about but have never seen

Another misconception kids seem to have is about the hippopotamus, which is always depicted as a cute animal, but which in fact is one of the most dangerous animals around.
Works out of the box, install or get a WP site and you're done. SSR React site implies doing development and hosting yourself.
Nice result!

But, is this construction injective? I.E. do the little waves not produce any fake crossings in the surface?

IIRC from my Differential Geometry classes, immersions and embeddings are more general that I expected, and they include some strange cases. I don't remember the details, but looking at the Wikipedia page they include the embedding of the Klein bottle in R^3.
Thanks for mentioning this! Had to look it up because it is hidden away in 1Password. Help[1].

[1] https://support.1password.com/one-time-passwords/
Yeah it's secondary so I don't hold it against the ones that didn't come up with it (one person came up with an idea I hadn't considered, I like that a person can think of different ways at all, which was casting the int to string and then checking the last character), it's a minor piece of information. All else being equal I'd like to see knowledge of bitwise operations demonstrated (and I'm sad to say that at my work we occasionally have to deal with bit-level concerns thanks to some legacy database decisions...) but things are typically unequal in more important matters.
You might also enjoy reading an article about Dolphin in the International Journal of
Proof of Concept or Get the Fuck Out:

https://archive.org/stream/pocorgtfo06/pocorgtfo06_djvu.txt

Look for "3 Gekko the Dolphin" (there is some ad text mixed in there)

Also, PDF version here: https://archive.org/stream/pocorgtfo06/#page/n5/mode/2up (though this might be pretty slow to download as PoC||GTFO tends to hide extras in their PDF files).
> Can I put drugs in it? Kill myself? Decide when is fetus is/ins't "my" body?

Yes, Yes and Yes. It is your body and my personal moral compass tells me it is absolutely wrong to tell another person what they can or can't do with their own body just because of someone else's view on morality.

> It might be your body, but it's not your country. Have sex with whoever you like, but as soon as you charge for it, it's a business.

Whose country is it then?
I'd totally agree under most circumstances.

However, putting a large number, of potentially very dangerous Lithium Ion batteries in peoples home is a new and novel application with potentially fatal consequences.

I guess the risk is that there's some unknown failure mode, such as after X hours of continuous discharge there's a higher possibility of thermal runaway etc. Being able to disable a unit, or deploy an updated firmware seems valuable in those situations.

At least, this is how I imagine it would be sold to management and users.
I understand Firefox certainly made a safe implementation, but the risk of making a mistake is too high.
I thought going to the zoo was a thing for kids?
My favourite email program was The Bat!

https://www.ritlabs.com/en/products/thebat/

It was the one I used the most as it was the first that really permitted me to save every email from 1996 through to around 2007 when I finally migrated all of my email onto Gmail (I'd kept a Windows machine around solely to use The Bat! and decided to go all-in on webmail once Gmail was capable enough).

Simple for PGP, complex filtering, fast search over tens of thousands of emails, fast retrieval, great UI. It was great.
Like this one?

http://www.lofar.org/about-lofar/general-information/introdu...
> Prostitution has always existed and will continue to exist for as long as one needs money to buy food.

Agreed. So let's give them the same legal protections we give every other person.
> A lot of the conclusions are along these lines: languages with explicit type conversion have less [type conversion] errors. Well, of course...

Well, of course, indeed... There is a bogus argument here, and it is not in that part of the study which is being ridiculed. Modifying the statement you are arguing against is often an indication that something isn't quite right.

Of course, what matters here is the overall error rate, possibly weighted for severity (though trying to do that is itself problematic), on comparable tasks. In a rational world, anything that can eliminate an important class of error, without making corresponding increases elsewhere, would be regarded as a success.
gab.ai appears to be on Cloudflare:

$ dig +short NS gab.ai
ara.ns.cloudflare.com.
terry.ns.cloudflare.com.
Also, Pokémon tend to have their species' name written somewhere on them. If instead you see a cool plant or animal outside, then good luck trying to look that up.
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The article is about sneaking phones (and chargers) into prisons and all the things around that.

Obviously it's possible to get reasonably large items up your bottom, otherwise fisting wouldn't be such a popular hobby, but for the purposes of easy storage and retrieval, you're going to want to go as small as possible.

Look, I've had plenty of "How did I get here?" moments on the internet, but this is the first time it's been directly from an HN link.
You do realise this is a government body that runs public transport, right?

Public transport which is notoriously bad at making profits, all around the world.

Sorry, but this comes across as a bit of a silly conspiracy theory, by people who can't be bothered doing basic research.
BTW, as a European, I was surprised to find why Hershey's Kisses taste like vomit and it looks like I'm not the only one to see it this way:

http://elitedaily.com/news/hersheys-chocolate-chemical-in-vo...
I expect that Mondelez will start selling empty wrappers soon so cacao availability won't matter.
What about on social media? Do the profile pictures on Russian social media include smiling?
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So, you mean a 2FA tied to a mobile phone number? Ever heard of SS7 and its flaws?

Hopefully, my government (Germany) will never come up with such stupid ideas.
Why is actually acceptable to limit the communications of prisoners at all. They have their mobility limited - it is punishment enough. Not sure how limiting them from the internet and cell phones helps with their debt to society.
Why .md when you're inputting the command as plain text without any markdown?
They have already collected the data. The issue now is whether or not to make the data available to third parties, albeit anonymized.
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I was just thinking he probably has dirt on almost every American he would ever run against in an election.
in case of autonavi, their 3d maps are human modeled and textured just like a giant 3d game
To prevent commissioning of crimes is probably the best reason. For example smuggling in drugs, arranging escapes, harassing victims, etc.
Even here in Germany of which most think that we have good privacy protection laws, mobile phone providers are collecting and selling anonymized movement profiles of their customers. Public transport companies use these to improve their service, as well as companies offering navigation systems.

I would be surprised if tracking via the phone network was not common practice in other countries. In case of London, WiFi would of course enable tracking of people on the Tube, but in general using WiFi tracking should yield a more fine-grained movement profile, which would not be possible with phone networks only in a dense city center.
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> It's immoral to forcibly drag people down when they'd do better on their own

Will really do?

There is a group of people that mainly buy the Catalonian products. Guess who? well this is embarrassing, the evil non-catalonian spaniards. It seems that they forgot to mention it or include such small fact in their economic big plans for a brighter future (without your main clients).

This is bussiness almost becoming pure radical art. They are publicly declaring that will not stand a minute more in the same room as the scumbags that buy their products and support their families. "Keep walking customer, there is nothing to see here".

It is true if by "fly like an eagle of finances" you mean "sink as a rock full of crabs", of course.
How does this relate to AMP?
That’s nonsense and not how RFID readers should or realistically will work.
Let's say you are in prison for online fraud. You get internet access. You'll continue to fraud.
I suspect the first will be related to who may or may not use particular public restrooms, since that is an issue of particular interest to many of their supporters. After that, one could imagine something about police tactics, because after all there's nothing more important than the ease with which our boys in blue may brutalize unfortunates.

The details might vary, but this nation is off the leash now, if in fact a nation that gets in so many wars and brutalizes so many different subsets of its people could ever have been said to have been on one. Our rulers have always distracted us from their predations with shit like this, but as the stories get harder to keep straight the distractions have to get bigger.
The point that this will be only used to improve services was denied in the article itself:

"What they told people at the time was we're going to use this data to improve services. But now thanks to [Sky News] investigative reporting, we find out that it's partly to improve the services, but also it's to exploit people's data for revenue, doing advertising."
Baby hippos are really cute. In most people’s minds they simply grow into a bigger version of that. Not the eventual psychopaths they are in reality.
Catalunya’s struggle shows us once again dialogue is dead, fascism is alive
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I highly recommend (sci-fi author) Micheal Flynn's (long-ish) chronological timeline on the series of events that led the general consensus going from Ptolemaic system to heliocentrism:

* http://tofspot.blogspot.com/2013/10/the-great-ptolemaic-smac...

We tend view things in hindsight and judge people with our 20/20 view, when events really unfolded over a period of time, and so people made decisions with imperfect knowledge.

Two things that people forget or don't know: (a) Galileo was technically wrong, since he insisted on Copernicus' circular orbits, and it was Kepler that got it right (with elliptical orbits). And (b), it was not until 1806 that the Earth's motion was demonstrated through parallax (150+ years after Galileo died), at which point heliocentrism was more than simply an untested hypothesis.

Regarding (a) and (b) together: people when from Ptolemy to Kepler by the 1690s not because they had proof that it was true, but mainly because it made the answer easier. Ptolemy worked reasonably well mathematically at predicting orbits, it just took a damn long time.
We get it. We’re talking about turning WiFi off via settings.
These aren't mutually exclusive. PubMed solved this ages ago: if it was freely available, it was tagged accordingly, and you could filter your search results that way.

If this were meant to benefit users, it would be an optional filter at the discretion of the user, not a built-in "feature" of the algo.
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Pretty sure this was Navajo, although if there is another one tucked in among the Navajo it might have been that instead.
Just got mine Friday and I'm still waiting for a SIM from my carrier.

It's a bit frustrating because the plastic wrapped battery is packed in the phone and the instructions don't tell you that. (I've gotten emails where they talk about mailing battery issues so I wondered if it even came with one or that would arrive separately.)

Getting the back cover off is kind of hard. I didn't want to break it in the first 5 minutes. There's an unhelpful unboxing video on youtube because it didn't include set up but I finally found one where they pried it off with a guitar pick.

There's also a youtube video of someone playing video games on it. Like, why? Gaming on a 5" screen is painful enough, for me anyway.

No plans to carry it anywhere except my pocket.
A good analogy.
I’ve got it on my home screen and it’s as simple as raise to wake while authenticating Touch ID then 3D Touch settings and select WiFi (you don’t have to lift your finger just slide) and tap the toggle.

You can also just ask Siri.
This is currently the only method available to get good estimates of # of people on a platform - unless you would prefer visual recognition software.

TfL needs this information to be able to stop overcrowding on platforms.
Reading your comment, I'm wondering whether you actually read the post ?
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Sure, because segregating and separating prisoners from everything is a great way to reintegrate them back in society...

Oh, that. We don't care about reintegration. We don't care if they survive outside of prison. And with what little educational abilities have been destroyed, are we surprised in the least that they go back to criminal actions to make money?
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Awful idea, the closet Apple Store is several hundred miles from me. I'll happily mail, fax, scan, and email all day if it prevents me from having to drive to an Apple Store.
All of those are crimes and easily trackable. If you want to make it life sentence be my guest.
Both work. Just that the product under Freshworks will move under the domain.
I'd also venture that Pokemon are almost certainly deliberately designed and focus tested to be recognisable and distinguishable because, well, that's how you market stuff and that makes this a bit of a dumb study.

Mother Nature, alas, does not have this luxury.
Cool Forzo. Nivas from the Freshsales Team. Thanks for the mention.
I wrote a wysiwyg, memory-based rich text editor from scratch on the Mac back in the 90s called Scorpio. It had support for fonts, colors, styles, inline pictures, etc. It used a single buffer for text and I had no problem with insert/delete into this buffer even back then, even with ginormous amounts of text.

The "trick" (not really a trick, but..) was to use external data structures for the style runs that had offsets into the text array for styles/rich object support. That way I didn't need to worry about object alignment or whatever.

The downside of that approach was that there was bookkeeping to do in these external structures when text was inserted/deleted (indexes would need to be increased/decreased by a fixed amount, etc). The other major downside was that multi-level undo became problematic. It was easy enough to do one level of undo, which I did.

BTW, writing a word processor/text editor from scratch is a blast. I highly recommend it!
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The author explicitly mentions operational metrics are a different thing, and I think that would fall under that.
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I just bought an iPhone SE. It's not as small as the Jelly, but way more usable.
It runs latest ios 11 pretty well, has a decent camera, and > 1 day battery life for my usage.
I am figuring it will last at least 2 years, considering it has the same internals as an iPhone 6S.
If you're looking for a small phone, the SE nails it IMO.
if you're on Windows or Mac, you can give red-lang[0] a try, on linux there are no GUI-bindings as of yet, but i've heard it works with WINE.

http://www.red-lang.org/
Very interesting. I've implemented something similar[1] using a pure Collaborative Filtering approach[2][3], that I think works better for me, but it's unable to recommend unpopular repositories.

The New York Times recommender system uses a hybrid approach (Content Based + Collaborative Filtering) called Collaborative Topic Modeling on top of LDA[4]. It would be interesting to try that.

[1]: https://github-recs.appspot.com/

[2]: https://medium.com/towards-data-science/recommending-github-...

[3]: https://github.com/jbochi/facts

[4]: https://open.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/08/11/building-the-next-...
> How did punching a Nazi once in a while stop being great?

Maybe when the people doing it reserve the right to decide who is a "Nazi" and who is not.
Data entry font doesn't include the stars necessary to answer question (Chrome, Windows):

http://prntscr.com/gs9875
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Apple should jump into this market and call it the iPhone XXX
All commercially distributed bananas are practically clones. Scientists are tying to engineer new varieties to avoid the risk of massive crop losses in case of diseases. http://www.conservationmagazine.org/2008/09/the-sterile-bana...
I have a very similar script that lets me write notes to a file with today's filestamp. I use it to keep track of what I've done on which days.