skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
and nor should it. If you think the unix way and use a tool that excels in that you'll find your path to success (e.g. jq).

$ userId=$(http get https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/1 | jq '.userId')
$ http get "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users/$userId" | jq '{name,email}'
{
"name": "Leanne Graham",
"email": "Sincere@april.biz"
}
Expected something revolutionary, turned out to be an argument over semantics...
Macro-less code exec in msword
Banque Havilland Data Hacked
As per my reliable data sources and some threads I found on the onion network, Banque Havilland headquartered in Luxembourg has been hacked and soon there will be information from that data on internet.
"made of particles called baryons rather than dark matter"

That's clumsily worded, as it makes it sound like it's still something exotic. _We're_ made of baryons: this is just normal matter.
What problems were created by the unexamined unanimity?

I am not trying to argue there were no downsides, only that we should account for the benefits. The comments I responded to seemed to be ommitting the existence of some benefits. Whether the benefits outweigh the damage is a more complex question.
Relax, there are more nice places than programmers.
Somehow I can understand his frustration, but I do wonder if he actually draw the right conclusion from this failure. Because there is only one reason this couldn't work: He was under capitalized. Maybe initialy he had an intuition that there wasn't enough capital around but in the end convinced himself into this miserable situation.

So the question is why didn't he invested more time and effort into raising capital? He weakened his negotiation position right from start. The notion that you can substitute the lack of money with skill is naive.
the next Windows update adds ClickOnce-like functionality to its app installer: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/appinstaller/2017/09/27/aut...

perhaps doesn't solve your problems yet :)
As an aside, anyone know why both of the major adblockers have an unrelated adblocker with the same name? (AdBlock/AdBlock Plus, uBlock/uBlock Origin.) Who thought this was a good idea?
Who's Hiring C++ Devs – Q4 2017
25 women in robotics you need to know about – 2017
I'm not claiming that my argument is correct and hence I don't need citations. I'm merely claiming that it's intuitively plausible enough that it doesn't make sense to dismiss out of hand as obviously wrong.
Ask HN: What's a runtime?
Is it another process running which my program deals with or is it like a library which has some specific responsibilities? In that case, what are those responsibilities?

This wasn't of much use https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3900549/what-is-runtime
There is a difference between "central government agrees with you" and whether they are actually doing something about it. Most world governments give lip service to climate change but don't do much trying to stop it.
Why does it bother you so much that the BBC is reporting stories (and nearly lost history) that happens to be about women?
Nvidia  Announces World's First AI Computer to Make Robotaxis a Reality
This is in Intel's terms 5nm.

We know real Intel's 10nm / TSMC 7nm has finished and is matter of yielding.

We know TSMC Intel 7nm / TSMC 5nm is pretty close to complete. This is coming out to market in roughly 2020.

We know 3nm is coming in 2022 / 2023.

But what comes after 3nm?

Will we need some material science breakthrough? Process and Material that can run at 10Ghz with the same power usage.

More transistor hasn't given us more performance. IPC, Core Count, Clockspeed, Special Instruction Set (Its funny how we swing from RISC to CSIC again ), and larger cache. It seems we have reached a plateau where we cant have more performance from CPU Hardware. GPU is different since it scaled very nicely with transistor count, and is more limited by bandwidth.

And fast, simple, high performance, easy to programmed for Programming languages + framework hasn't really come along.

But cost for Fabs, Wafer and Designing is rising.

Or have we reached a stage, performance no longer matter for majority of people?
Oh where would we be without these geniuses!?
Don't know why you're being downvoted. I joined with a fake name just to read about what's going on and figured there was no reason to use my real name there.
That megafauna didn't live in e.g. megacities (containing vital infrastructure and toxic chemical factories) built on coastal flood plains. They also didn't have a (fairly) monocultured web of food items that could be devastated by climate change. Or a bee infrastructure that was already struggling and could be tipped over into extinction which then leads to much bigger problems.

Sure, we're going to have a smaller change in climate but we're also a lot more precariously placed than they were (and about as incapable of dealing with it.)
Configuring multi-stage CI
Ask HN: What is your preferred method of sending large files over the internet?
If you have, say, a several GB file (too large for something like email or standard Dropbox, but not big enough to warrant at specialized solution) and need to send it to an individual or a small group of people, without being able to physically hand them a thumb drive, how would you personally go about doing so?

This seems like it would be a solved problem for the day and age, but I've yet to really find a good solution.
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Are there any women here who have done something like this and would be willing to comment on it? Theoretically it sounds cool, but I'd be a bit anxious about personal safety.
Npm still very vulnerable to typosquatting
Global Hackathon Report
Talking Studios – Easiest way to book studio time for music recordings
It increases the perception of traffic. You're more likely to notice a car stopped by stop sign and hear engines revving back up.
Talking Studios is the easiest way for artists to book studio time. If you are an artist, then you can find the best music studios around you in any city across the country, schedule time depending on the availability, and pay with just a few clicks. We take care of everything so you can make the next hit album! All you got to do is create a profile, request for studio space and pay online for the time you want.

We make it easier for studios to book and manage time slots with various bands. You get to work with top artists who are on the move and always looking for space to jam. All you have to do is list your studio on our platform, decide the rates and facilities that you are providing, and you are good to go!
now, i want to make my own.
YouTube's Rules Don't Apply to Everyone [video]
This could become an interesting alternative to lithography!
The machine vision part of the ARKit project is definitely "wow"!

I had fun writing a Sudoku solver in Julia.

https://github.com/sgt101/simons-silly-sudoko-in-julia
I would suggest what are sometimes called "trades". How does technology currently fit into the work of your plumber or cabinet maker?
The only issue here is that WhatsApp lets you see the status of people who don't have you as a contact. The rest is utterly underwhelming.

One thing I loved about ICQ-esque IM services was that you could clearly see whether a contact was online or not. I still feel weird starting a conversation on WhatsApp because of the lack of clear visual cues of the contact's status.
As their menu has grown it has been getting a little harder to figure out where things are but moving around the menu is really easy. I suspect the latter helps with the former.

Also, what's wrong with a ham and cheese sandwich with mayo and Cesar dressing (in the article)? That's one thing that is great about the Sheetz UI is that I can add buffalo sauce, ranch/mayo, and bacon to nearly every sandwich, which is delicious. My all-time favorite is a bacon, lettuce, mayo, and buffalo sauce cheeseburger or chicken sandwich on a pretzel bun.
Create an AI bot for Ms. Hack-Man and join the competition
Tendrils between galaxies is mind-blowing. Aren't galaxies very very far apart? And there is basically nothing in between? How are subatomic particles - baryons - able to survive the constant expansion? Do the tendrils keep getting thinner? Can they be a medium to transmit intergalactic information someday?
Fascinating looking at those Yelp reviews. Pretty uniformly positive: "Holy smokes- I can't believe this place wasn't bursting at the seams with a line out the door."

But then look at https://twitter.com/renardpdx. Just 62 followers, which even allowing for the passage of time (restaurant closed 2 years ago) is crazily low.

In a crowded market you need buzz; you need to get those people through the door. I wonder if it wasn't the food, or the rent, but the marketing that did for Renard.
The universe expands. Things bound by gravity tend not to expand that much. As a result, most of the space that expands is vacuum.
Don't forget about the entitlements of the business owners. Many, many, many believe they are entitled to highly skilled and highly educated workers without paying them enough to afford the shittiest house/condo within an unreasonable commute to the office.

So at some point it isn't the workers that are being unreasonable. And I'm really curious what you think that point is? What defines who is being unreasonable among the business owner or worker? Or is that just dictated by which socioeconomic class you fall into?
some people deserve their full sentences and not probation, but instead they are locked up and released early and recidivise.
I think this might be a problem with your adblocker; at least it was on my PC. After I disabled uBlock, the amp site loaded in no time
> The bitcoin ledger itself is quantum safe because addresses are hashes of public keys rather than just naked public keys.

This is true of later addresses, but in early times, addresses were naked public keys, and tons of bitcoins are thus vulnerable to slow quantum computers.
we're merely hitting 1.2ghz mean use and 4ghz peak usage. 10ghz is very fast.
If you're using python, you can use named tuples for everything. It's really nice! Check out the psycopg2 namedtuple connection.
There are a number of videos on YouTube about it. Search for "woman solo van". Here is the first result:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nMBNAlHQMo
From limited personal experience (I chair a community-owned deli/cafe - that's deli in the British English, gourmet food sense):

"Boring" is getting the location right. If you're competing with 50 other restaurants, you've got to be special. If you're the only one in town, and the demographics are right, you're sorted.
Is this supposed to be taken seriously?

This looks like a regular degree distribution:
https://theartandscienceofdata.files.wordpress.com/2017/06/b...
One advantage of a legacy software / SaaS business is vendor lock-in and the conveniency hurdle. So it is easy to retain existing customers. And if you are the first in the market, you might have enough customers so that your business remains profitable for a long time, even when your growth is stalling because of new competition.

But I don't want to be pessimistic. Because there is no excuse for not having tried to build that business.
EmCash Is Dubai’s First Official Cryptocurrency
Great blog. I plan to do the same with my wife in near future, but we want to buy a new campervan to have better fuel economy and emission standards.
I would love to read more about places where you stop. How do you decide on that? Are they free/paid? Is it easy to get rid of waste and fill in fresh water? How long do you stay in one place?
That seems to me to fall well within the umbra of "Discrimination or prejudice based on race."

http://www.wordnik.com/words/racism
This bookmarklet has changed my browsing experience for the better: https://alisdair.mcdiarmid.org/kill-sticky-headers/
> I was surprised that the prints were better without adjusting for gamma.

Ha, it was the same for me. I used imageworsener where I had to explicitly specify -nogamma for this effect.

An other place where wrong gamma handling accidentally works is text anti-aliasing. It turns out that for small font size the wrong handling of colorspace results in more readable text than the gamma-correct method only for dark text on light background [1]. No wonder people don't like to use light fonts on dark background (like terminals).

[1] https://www.freetype.org/freetype2/docs/text-rendering-gener...
Nokia pulls out of OZO VR hardware, lays off 310, steps up in health and patents
Licensing their dev toools gives discounts on tools for development which pushes orgs to buy for-realsies licenses.

Partnering with them gives rebates on their dev tools licenses and gives you kickback when you push your customers to buy for-realsies licenses.

VS is just the fishermans hook, the haul are the 600 SQL server CPU licenses you have ticking all day, every day.
why not just use more millimeters. if you don't invest $BNs in making smaller dies you can just sell bigger chips. and also charge more for a BIGGER and BADDER chip every year. then when it gets out of hand use a smaller process intel has abandoned already.
9€ for 20GB and it works everywhere in Europe? That sounds like an amazing deal. Can you tell me which provider you're using?
I'd suspect it depends far more on how their clientelle dress. And that the dealer aims for just a shade higher. As do most salespeople.
There's several https://www.mailbigfile.com/ -like freemium services. They upload the file and send the recipient a link that expires in 7 days.

https://send.firefox.com/ allows 1GB and expires after 24h.
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you get to a point where the packaging costs as much as the die, then it doesn't matter how small it gets, you're just recouping the R&D for a smaller manufacturing process.
A game, in which you play an AI who makes paperclips
You left off one fact that is very important in picking an answer:

Does the large file need to remain private (i.e., as in only be readable/usable to the individual or small group)?
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the tone here, but you do realize that you just described the standard situation of smartphones, right?

It is clearly a minority of people that have smartphones that still receive security updates. All fancy force-upgrade mechanisms are useless if there are no updates to be installed.
Yes, it is a "classic", and actually the linked to online version (with the illustrations) is (besides being not complete) somehow much worse (IMHO) than the original, which is a very plain booklet where the cartesian diagrams are less distracting, here it is (from archive.org), the PDF is an actual scan of the booklet:

https://archive.org/details/The_Basic_Laws_of_Human_Stupidit...

More history about the Author and the book is here:
http://gandalf.it/stupid/cipoleng.htm
If you personally don't care, then it provides no value to you. That's fine. In that case you can hope that the blog allows anonymous commenting, which the blog author may or may not want to provide for various reasons.

And I would hope disqus offers them that choice. But even if it doesn't, there are many users who are not you and whose commenting patterns are not yours, and email collection still adds value for them.
A succesful SaaS is great, but:

- Developing can take a lot of time, especially in a market where a lot of players are already active and have had years to come where they are (time unpaid, without guarantees), and

- When growing past what one person can do, your margins will decrease, because you'll need office space and employees.
Plus 90% of the addons.

Only a handful of them aren’t.
> instead they are locked up and released early and recidivise.

Where humans work errors happen, there are no guarantees in life.
Wonderful!
It seems there is an arms race between marketers and designer on one side and users on the other.
Inland Portugal can be freezing cold in the Winter, we got -2 C several days in a row last year (I know, -2 C is balmy elsewhere but try it without central heating). You should be okay if you stick to the coast as the sea breezes keep the temperatures in the 10-15 C most of the time.
That's useful, thanks!
> In Europe the 4G network coverage is amazing. Within the last five months I had less issues with my connectivity than some of my co-workers using a cable internet.

Same experience for me. I've got a 4G dongle that I use for travelling and it's both faster and more reliable than my home broadband connection (no fiber available in my area). Just keeping an eye out for a cheap 4G data SIM so I can switch to the dongle full time.

Recent EU roaming regs are also a boon, buy a data SIM in your country of residence and get coverage across the EU at no extra cost!
To be honest, the communication of the neo900 project is not that good. They only made two updates during the entire year of 2017 and even those don't say much about what exactly they have been doing all this time.

I'm not implying that they have been fooling around with the money but it gives me the impression that they are not good at planning things and communicating with people.
I suspect you would get the most done while in port. Like, this guy isn't working while he drives.
Would pretty amazing way to see the caribean or med!
You create a policy [1] for each upload and sign it. The users browser has to provide the policy which can set the path (or prefix), limit file size etc.

[1]: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/sigv4-HTTPPOS...
RxFiddle: Visualize your Observables
Even if we were concerned about our current vendor lock-in or displeased with our current vendor, maintaining our site on a single cloud already eats up more devops overhead than our team of three and a half server-side engineers can really afford. And doubling our monthly hosting costs in the name of redundancy (we do already have some redundancy within our existing cloud) isn't a good investment given our business model.

Yes, we had downtime when S3 died last year. So did half the Internet. Our customers understood and our business was impacted more by being unable to use Slack for a few hours than by our site going down for that time.

And if we became dissatisfied with our vendor, we would just make it a project and switch clouds. It would take a month or two, but so would setting up a multi-cloud setup. And once we switched we would be done. No ongoing additional overhead.

And if you think there's any sort of API or unifying panel that would eliminate the additional work of maintaining multiple clouds, I've got this really lovely bridge to sell you....

If we had a business and team the size of, I don't know, Uber, or equivalent availability requirements ... sure, it might be worthwhile. But for a small or medium sized startup, the problems that multi-cloud could solve are the wrong problems to be worrying about.
Are We Building Self-Sustainable Smart Cities?
It's a misery, but it's very functional for them:

1. cut democratic voters by half. Blacks used to vote democratic. Once in a prison you cannot vote anymore. 50% of all young black men in the working age once were in prison. Mostly due to selective targeting and drugs policies.

2. prison for profit. It's modern slavery, free workforce. Together with the colluding justice system a perfect slavery system.
This sounds a lot like Pirates or similar. I bet if you join the conservative party of your country you won't hear things like that.
Is it well understood why bee infrastructure is struggling? I was under impression causes behind bee problems are still unknown so I wouldn't connect it to climate change necessarily.

You are right that our civilization is very vulnerable because of our agriculture and food logistics being very fragile. A single really bad draught on a global scale would cause massive problems in feeding the large population we have.

I would argue that in this respect overpopulation is a bigger problem than climate change though. Instead of focusing on emissions and renewable energy there should be more focus on decreasing world population from current unsustainable level.
Were the flood waters raging? Or placid?

Did they have room on the uprights to tie the cross members higher? Maybe the flood water held the wood up (buoyancy) and the uprights were there as anchors.

How did they raise the wood? I imagine it weighed a lot.
Post-transpilation or what is the real face of your code
Would be much much easier if they built the OS for current hardware.. I don't understand why they need to build their own
7 Facts About Victorian Tech Hero Ada Lovelace
Is this even a problem with a lockfile?

I mean even if an account is high jacked the packages must conform to a hash.
OT:

> "If you treat people better you will have lower rates of reincarnation"

I think the Buddhists will be very disappointed to hear that...

I believe you meant "reincarceration" (We know you meant that!)
How E-commerce Steamrolls Grocery Retail
I'm American and I only became aware of flat earth conspiracy theories 1-2 years ago; has it really been around for 5-10 years?
And the combination of your observation and DiabloD3's is an interesting one. The papers on Birkeland currents in the context of a galaxy spanning plasma makes for some fun conjecturing. A coulomb of charge moving in a million light year long filament of plasma is lot of energy.
Hi, yes we can output fillable PDF forms that include the fields you have configured. And yes, you were on the right track with XDP. We would generate an XDP form and store the XML under AcroForm > XFA.

That's actually a great idea. If anyone is looking for a cheaper alternative to Adobe LiveCycle Designer, you could use FormAPI to create fillable PDF forms. Please send us an email at hello@formapi.io if that's something you would use. This feature would be available when you subscribe to our Starter plan, and you could create unlimited fillable PDFs.
I think the idea to evaluate yourself or other people as Millionaire or Billionaire is crap.

Being middle class has value, being upper class has value, being rich has value, having a degree has value, having provided a meaningful recognisable addition to human development has value. It's so easy to have such a number drop to 50% or to zero even, without changing anything about your value, your opportunities etc. For instance if Elon Musk lost all his money tomorrow you bet he would still be able to attempt another huge project next week. But if I give you one billion dollar, you might still not be able to start a project of the same size, because you miss the skill, connections, track record etc.

The most important thing to worry about is actually doing something valuable for the people around you. The more people you can influence positively the better your life will become as well.

Example: In my country there's a start-up that tries to revolutionize the train system. All they achieved was to repair one second-hand train, rent the railway slots to drive once up south to north and once down north to south, a few days a week. Then they ran out of money.

But! It really influenced a lot of people positively, made great press, showed strong customer engagement. So even after going broke they were able to continue after a short break, because someone bought them. No money, no profit, loads of way-too-hard-work nobody else wants to do. And still they are able to get this working, because they provide something provably valuable.
I'm curious - don't people miss big monitors when coding on a laptop? I've done a fair amount of coding on laptops while travelling and it's okay, but I feel like a big monitor is optimal for most work and wouldn't want a permanent situation with just laptop.

I like to have logs, command line, and editor all visible, and ideally a browser too. The editor alone is much more useful in a big window where you can see a file tree and multiple files.