skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Depends on program in the uk share save schemes are an obvious no brainer investment you literally cant lose more than the difference between inflation and the guaranteed return if the stocks are under water at exercise time
I can't tell if that's a worse idea than QR codes of URLs.
How are RSUs a good idea here? It seems like they wouldn’t start the 5-yr clock until liquidity.
> (ever tried one of those horrible 6-8" tablets?).

Yep and I loved my nexus 7 and Shield K1, so....

edit: not to mention that most Kindle are at that size too...
Can anyone offer insight into why there isn't another CA that implemented ACME?

There no reason they can't charge money for certificates issued through it, or in fact use it for EV certificates (after a separate initial verification process).

Is the market size of people who would like to automate certificate renewal but want to use a commercial CA zero?
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I wouldn't say they "campaigned" against it. Wasn't one of the biggest issues people had with Brexit was the complete lack of information and opinions from the government on how they should vote. If anything the government was too silent and didn't take a side either way.

However, a few officials did offer their opinions, but it was mostly to leave, with Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage getting considerable media coverage. There was also Michael Gove, Ian Dunken Smith, Chris Grayling, Zac Goldsmith, and all those Grassroots Out guys. They were very vocal and on radio and TV nearly every day.

Just because Cameron quit office and a few other politicians said once or twice that we shouldn't leave doesn't make it a "campaign". Trust me, when the UK government campaigns they are very good at it (smoking ban, traffic safety, more surveillance less rights for people).

So no, I really disagree with your claim the government "campaigned" against leaving EU. Maybe you're right and they didn't outright support the plan, but definitely didn't put a lot of effort trying to stop it.
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If they are banned/shut down/deleted/whatever, that would probably lead to creating a new account.

Best discussion of HN's shadowban/hellban approach I could find, from long ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6216996
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An environmental and animal welfare activist, Mander is outspoken about the priorities of mankind in an increasingly challenged society. He frequently advocates the use of military equipment and tactics for the purpose of protecting animals, including the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.

Mander used his life savings and liquidated his investments and assets to fund the start-up and running costs of the International Anti-Poaching Foundation – an organisation dedicated to the protection and preservation of wildlife in some of the world's most volatile regions.

I'm sold. He sounds like an awesome dude.

I'll set up a donation as soon as I get home.
> the Windows 10 unit that I received does not implement sleep correctly, so the battery drains excessively while the unit is suspended with the lid closed. After about a day suspended, the battery is fully drained

I saw similar behavior on a Windows 10 tablet recently. I suspect there's some issue between recent Windows 10 builds and the reference firmware for Cherry Trail.
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Right, but another way of looking at it is that you might not suffer from the same sensitivity to motion as the author's wife.

My point is that this isn't an aesthetic choice where your opinion is as good as mine - they are reporting an actual problem that they are having with the software.
This is the UK. Capitalism has done a haphazard job of keeping the poor down. In fact, it's been highly selective at keeping the poor down.

Specifically, it's done an effective job on poor white, poor black men of Caribbean descent and poor Muslims (esp women) of Asian descent.

It's conspicuously failed to keep down poor Asians of Indian or Chinese descent and poor blacks of African descent.

Of course, there are some nay sayers who think that our brand of capitalism might not be the only reason for the persistence of poverty. There have, for example, been rumours that the cultural value of education correlates suspiciously well. Educational attainment definitely does (see ONS stats on same).

Fortunately, we all know that correlation is not causation. It follows, therefore, that no correlation is causation so it's probably capitalism. Unless it's racism. Yeah, it's probably racism.
Not to downplay these people's problems, but I found this post from 2013 (in a thread discussing these issues in iOS 7) interesting:

https://discussions.apple.com/message/23184178#message231841...

"Motion sickness and dizziness are relatively common in the human population and statistics show that some 20% of population is affected. The two major causes are inner ear and/or visual oculor motor system.

People experiencing motion sickness in front of a small screen like a smartphone will also likely have same or bigger symptoms during other life situations: elevators, roofs, boats, reading in a car, watching a movie with a fast moving object, watching kids while they have fun in a carousel, etc. Other related symptoms might be photophobia (excess light sensitivity) causing to use sunglasses even in cloudy days, making a rapid head movement, difficulties in evaluating distances for example while parking a car, etc.

Unfortunately it is not a specific technology, it is the inability of some people to meet the requirements of some environment situations.

I would suggest to investigate with a clinical evaluation by an otorhinolaryngologist (specialized in vestibular disorders) and an optometrist (specialized in vision therapy).

I have seen and treated a huge number of people with motion sickness disorders and the treatment is relatively easy allowing a more enjoyable life not just watching a smartphone screen but also in many other life situations."
Just became a patreon supporter. :)
Faster and supposedly uses much less power.

> Using Pixel Visual Core, HDR+ can run 5x faster and at less than one-tenth the energy than running on the application processor (AP).
The past 200 years... flushed! Why did they bother fighting for the west in the cold war, if they were just going to be trainee stasi types today!!
The "problem" with SEO and adwords consultants is that the good ones would be working for the most lucrative verticals: insurance, consumer finance, medical lawsuits, etc.

If your small SaaS business can afford to hire them, then they aren't worth hiring.
Good Hope for PyPy
This is actually very similar to your idea. Each worker is executed in a separate v8 instance and napa provides a way to communicate between workers. A bit more efficient since you dont carry container runtime around.
A periodic table of software engineering wouldn't actually look anything like the periodic table of elements. Relationships between elements is captured in the structure of the table. No reason to believe software has the same relationships between its components. Also, there's nothing periodic about the relationships between components in software engineering.

Gets my goat.
Have you ever thought, "huh, my {confirmation, receipt, password change request, etc} email never got here" for this site or service you either use or tried to use? If so, they were likely a customer of an ESP you blocked.
I just tried out the "Reduce Motion" setting and tbh I might leave it on.
As a workaround you can disable sleep mode and make sure GPD is fully powered off when not using it (white led off).
Is this multi threaded Node workers that can only share read access to their parent process' pid?
It's questionable whether the printing press was an entirely novel invention. Movable type printing had been around for centuries in China, it was just less useful there due to the large number of pictographs. In fact one of the major innovations of Gutenberg was the alloy he used for the type that was both easily workable and durable in use.

Additionally, the major change people usually aren't aware of was the spread of papermaking knowledge through Europe around the 12th and 13th century. Before that point, most books were created on Parchment, which was much more expensive. I've read somewhere that a single bible took ~3000 sheep to produce.
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I thought this comment was interesting:

>Back in the days of NeXT, Steve Jobs used to make developers use the least capable machine supported by the target product on which they worked. This kept developers “honest” and attentive to performance issues and hardware constraints. I think Apple could benefit from doing the same thing with iOS developers.

Can we get designers to do the same? Every designer I've seen has amazing monitors, so they design things with like a million shades of gray, which ends up looking completely washed out on people's 5 year old thinkpad.
ah this is we will have true AI in 5 years which has been said every year since the 1960's - likewise the fusion "to cheap to meter" which has been going since the 1950's
This is good to know. I haven't tried the Ubuntu respin, but will plan to do so soon.
Looks like Movidius Myriad... I'm surprised Google would make their own chip for this.
Wow I'd heard this story before but I never knew that the bug had no power source. Thats pretty slick.
Yes. My wife has gone from amused to angry to inconsolable. Great monocle, 1 out of 5 stars.
It's not about clicking a link in the mail. It's about hitting the reply button in the email client.
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I'd be interested in seeing the median salary, I imagine that's quite a bit lower.
> In comparison to what? Eachother?

Yes, that is the point I tried to make with all those paragraphs.

> These are economic systems and are seperate from political systems.

I directly addressed this in the penultimate full paragraph.

> and let's not pretend china isn't capitalist

It depends on how you define "capitalist." Some industries in China are state-controlled--is that capitalist? Is "capitalist" 0% state control, or < 100% state control? How does China's capitalism compare with capitalism in the rest of the world?

> It still is not correct

I realize that you're not the first person I replied to, nor the last, but I wish you would say why you think I'm wrong, because otherwise what's the point of saying so?
I have only gone so far as active communication, heat, and music. I have a few ATVs, multiple snowmobiles, and a new motorcycle. I also have a bunch of guests which means I have an absurd number of helmets that I never actually expected to own.

It means I'm interested in more flexible tech. When a crash happens, and it will, I'd not like extra stuff poking into me. Smaller and more flexible components are something I sometimes look into but only the miniaturization seems to be making it to market.

I'd absolutely love something like an in-helmet GPS system, display of vehicle functions, and could even see some augmented reality in this space. It is slow coming but this helmet, in your link, looks promising. I'll do some more reading. I'd not seen that one before. Thanks!

I will have to see its ratings, reviews, and certifictions. Ever since my accident, I've been much more cautious about helmet purchases. I was only going about 45 MPH when I was hit. The car driver was passing right after a blind corner and didn't see me.

To put things in perspective, it is quite common to take a snowmobile into the village here. The grocery store has snowmobile parking. There's an extensive trail system that usually opens up for ATVs when the snow clears. So, I have quite a few instances where a helmet is something I consider essential.
Shared data structure among multiple threads... this sounds utterly fimilar and evil! Redis is single-threaded, probably one of fastest,has data different structures, can handle high loads, code is easy to reason, something that just works.

One of the reasons Node is successful is the simplicity of single threaded code. Way easier to reason, I would question the usage of Node if you are doing something CPU bound with it. You can use golang or C# with tasks for that.
I noticed they linked to wikiwand in that article instead of wikipedia. Do others here use wikiwand? Is it much of an improvement over wikipedia?
Wow, I really needed to read this.
Nops pure threads inside a process.
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> This applies to scientists, not to software engineers working in a team.

It applies to anyone attempting to do something new, which does exclude most software engineers. Goals and incentives matter, of course, but are secondary here, I think.
You mean a brain?
Rumor is that Windows 10 installations on mobile devices are highly subsidized by Microsoft, which is why WIntel tablets are cheaper compared to same specs android equivalents.
'Solilocvii' – o expozitie povestita de Doru Florin
So just because shared memory is hard you are ok with sacrificing performance and replacing memory access with io hops? That sounds like an overkill and not suitable for every task.
The truly great ideas in physics are actually quite simply stated. They are subsequently mathematically elaborated, to the point where it can be hard to separate out the core idea. Even a Feynman can’t track all the work going on, and elaboration doesn’t win Nobel prizes. Most physicists don’t have the ability to rise above elaboration and application - it takes an Einstein or a Feynman to grasp and extend the core with big ideas, while not being distracted by the fog of elaborative papers.

My favorite is, Wheeler: “Feynman, I know why all electrons are exactly alike!” Feynman: “Why?” Wheeler: “There is only one electron!” [looping through space-time, we see the cross sections]. Ahh....
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I met Bill and Rich a decade ago in the Andala Coffee House in Cambridge.

They were kind, warm, quick with a joke, and even quicker to offer support, insight, and help to the fledgling group of young entrepreneurs.

I've taken vicarious delight from watching their success!
I wonder, how many people could actually work through things from first principles, if they were taught how? I don't know, but I suspect a lot more than currently can/do. The education system doesn't currently make any attempt to teach these kinds of skills (AFAIK).

I also wonder how much working through stuff like that might actually contribute to making people smart. It would be a valuable thing to find out.
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And if it isn't non-blocking? What if I'm writing a game and want to run parts of the rendering, AI, physics, etc. in parallel? Do I create a bunch of containers for each subsystem of my game and have them all communicate via IPC? This doesn't sound like a recipe for good memory/performance characteristics.
You can buy a tux sticker and put it on the windows key.

There are some companies that sell them, e.g. getdigital:

https://www.getdigital.eu/Key-Sticker-Tux.html
You need a reasonable understanding of how Ethereum works (and blockchains in general). The primary language is Solidity, which is pretty simple but has some security gotchas to be aware of. Javascript is most important for writing UI. There's also an API for Go, so that can be pretty helpful. The main clients are written in Go, Rust, C++, and Javascript.

Write some open source code, blog about it, participate in the community, and if you impress people they'll come to you. Resources:

ethereum.org

https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/White-Paper

https://solidity.readthedocs.io/en/develop/solidity-in-depth...

https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/JavaScript-API

r/ethereum

r/ethdev

https://gitter.im/ethereum/home

ethereum.stackexchange.com

truffleframework.com

https://github.com/ConsenSys/smart-contract-best-practices

https://medium.com/@weka/announcing-the-winners-of-the-first...
To each their own - I tend to agree with OP. My takeaway was rather close to "goroutines and gofmt are good" which are about two of the most obvious talking points when looking at Golang. Shallow has a bit of a negative connotation, but I was personally left feeling hungry for a deeper analysis after reading that.
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Not without extensive work. It relies on X windows which is no longer part of OSX. You'd have to at a minimum get XQuartz up and running, satisfy quite an extensive dependency list (http://eaglemode.sourceforge.net/SystemRequirements.html), then try to build Eagle Mode on Mac and no doubt wrestle with more than a few incompatibilities, just to get something that doesn't look remotely like a Mac app.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea. It's the first thing I looked for too!
My guess is that increased levies or taxes on loans would end up being paid by the borrower and make the loan even more expensive.
and they are now seem invested in Ocaml/Reason (which are a lot less popular compared to Go)

i guess after companies reach a certain size, they can go beyond choosing a programming platform for its ecosystem
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That's excellent, I missed the news.

Unfortunately concepts lite are not capable of type checking declarations, but it is still an improvement.
I thought the same thing. It looked like more of a cute way to tell people that they did great by walking and that they can have a cupcake if they want without having to feel bad about eating unhealthy stuff. instead people got mad like always
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I've used it and loved it. For me it greatly enhanced readability as they had put a lot of care into the aesthetic and typography.

I'm not a fan of the way it takes over the default WikiPedia URLs, however. And the Firefox plugin hasn't been updated since 2016 and isn't compatible with newer versions of Firefox so I don't use it on a regular basis anymore.
As yes, don't leave Facebook because of the addictive mind-prison it builds around you or the creepy stasi-esque dossier it keeps on you. Instead quit Facebook as a way of social-signalling your authoritarian left-wing values.
That isn't to say I'm not glad of the result either way.
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A sweet and short read about the Thing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(listening_device)
There's an article in wiki as well, but reading stuff with personal touch is a lot nicer
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Curious if anyone here knows anything about this alternative for existing phones:

Ask HN: What happened to tensorflow lite? | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15494368 (Oct 2017, no comments)

>zitterbewegung: They announced it at Google I/O in May See : https://techcrunch.com/2017/05/17/googles-tensorflow-lite-br...
I can't find another announcement is this vaporware?
The forwarding part of Tip #1 is important. I regularly mark as spam marketing emails from companies who never asked me to sign up, but I still want to receive their transactional/support emails.
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The people struggling aren't doing those things in the first place.
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So they offer to steal your code for free. No thanks.
and the average bar /pub is such a chaotic and disorderly place a robot that could replace a human is probably not going to happen.

E.g. design me a robot that can work in say 90% or bars and pubs including climbing down the ladder to the cellar and putting on a new barrel and that's not to count the dealing with unruly customers.
Hmm... That's not a horrible idea but would it be proprietary and locked to a single OEM? There would be my big concern.

My last bike was a BMW, my new one a Ducati. Helmets from the previous might not work with the new one. I currently own only one bike but I kind of want something big, fat, and noisy. Would it work with that, or would I need to add to my already absurd collection of helmets?

I love the idea but the practicality and safety would be my major concerns. If this were a site where we posted pics, I'd probably go get you a picture. I already have about 20 helmets (see above reply to sibling comment), which isn't all that abnormal in my geographic location.

Hell, if you count bicycle helmets, I have even more. No, no I didn't expect this to be an outcome of moving here.
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This is interesting. I see some negativity in the comments, but I think this was really a missing piece of the Node ecosystem, and I hope this solution ends up getting good adoption. On a slightly related note, I wonder if ClojureScript + Node would be the best way to take advantage of this. Has anyone here used ClojureScript with Node?
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To share the same codebase across Windows, macOS, linux, browser
Mmm I havent had good "fresh" sushi as cooking rice takes time, sashimi on the other hand, I have had literally pulled from the ocean, cut and not even bled tuna straight off the chopping block on the back of the boat. Good stuff but a bit messy. Same goes for pearl meat, fresh straight from the shells is the best way to have it. Stuff is like butter. Post freezing the meat is still good, but not the same flavors or textures.
I think you are missing the point with improvements of this nature. Take for example: you have kids. You're at an event with said kids. While I still own a mirror-less micro 4/3rds, I often time don't have it with me. It's easy to snap hundreds of photos in random life events with a good smart phone camera. I personally have almost 2TB of family photo and video and I've got a long way to go. Can you imagine me spending 2 minutes, per picture, on even a fraction of that? Not only have you discounted the "sharability" aspect, the "instant gratification" aspect, and ultimately the tradeoff of results over time. When phones started to wield cameras I intentionally avoided them because of less-than-potato level quality. Now a phone I'm buying must have a fast, quality shooter. I own both Google and Apple products and the Pixel has pushed the bar up significantly in my personal opinion. Do I occasionally edit (mostly in-phone)? Sure. Simple grading and some vignetting goes a long way. Is it professional? No. But the point is I'm not shooting the pictures to win anyone else over. It's an investment in preservation. If I have all of that overhead, as you suggest, it will never get done. I have more useful things to spend time on than editing a few dozen photos on my computer, after I transfer them, then upload them SmugMug and then send out an email or note about it. Instead I can send a group message on Signal and everyone gets the gist in a fraction of the time.

This thread seems to be filled with amateur professionals thinking that their iPhone or Pixel will magically do something optically it can't (yet?). It's good enough, and in some cases a spectacular ROI (both Apple/Google/Samsung/LG/etc) for the price. The photography giants wouldn't sell or develop new products if they felt a lot of pressure in this space. You shouldn't have an expectation that your $1000 phone competes with a few thousand in camera, glass and filters in the right hands. It won't.

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Don't take this the wrong way but you need to think about some therapy and being able to take a random piece of steak and correctly prepare it 99% of the time is a hard problem.