skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Including the fragmentation experience of the UNIX wars glory days.
The data is a real-time storage disk, the index size is limited by the available hard memory space.
How do I make onscreen keyboard pop up in android os? I am using Firefox in android.
Same here. Even if I'm forced to work with non-Vim tools (Visual Studio for example) using their often incomplete Vim-emulations makes lightyears of a difference.

If I had to "criticize" one of Vim's concepts, it would be its way of overriding registers in very unintuitive situations, but I'm certain I'll get used to that, too. When you're aware of it, it's simple to avoid using "_ first.

Edit: OTOH, selecting a piece of text and replacing it with p is quite irritating: The 0 register will still contain its original data, but " will contain the replaced text. I am not aware of how to disable this effect ("_p will paste from the black hole register, which doesn't help in this case).
> "the person you're asking is way more important than you, lowly questioner"

I don't think it's saying that. It's just saying "the person you're asking owes you nothing, is probably very busy at best, and may be a self-important jerk at worst, this is probably the most effective way to ask them for help."
Antennagate surfaced in 2010. Jobs had been ill with cancer for many years by then. In April 2009 he had a liver transplant. He resigned in early 2011. I think we should probably give him a break on Antennagate.
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It's got some Carl Sagan in it. Very good find.
Which editor do you use to edit Swagger? Writing Swagger specification by hand is a nightmare because of the poor online editor. The error messages are hard to understand.

Also Swagger.io people decided to replace the old editor with the new editor and it doesn't have many useful features the old has. Thankfully they kept the old one live.

Swagger is not all that hard to understand. This is a fantastic tutorial which helped a lot to get started: https://apihandyman.io/writing-openapi-swagger-specification...
Sanger sequencing is still about 1/3rd of the market by dollar value. There is more Sanger sequencing being done today than 10 years ago.
How do I make onscreen keyboard pop up in android os? I am using Firefox.
Isn't that just a safety feature, so a child's quick fingers won't do anything?
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TF2 is very pretty and it’s clear that a lot of thought went into the color palettes and visual effects. The examples of bad effects in this article are the result of developers thinking “this is how games look”. I don’t think they got as far as planning how to guide the player’s attention.
Wearing in-ear headphones while biking is a bad idea anyway.
I've switched to bone conducting headphones for my daily commute by bicycle and they're great for listening to podcasts while still hearing the surrounding traffic.
It feels a bit off to say that "IQ is real". It gives a false sense that something fundamental is being measured. The tests are real, and the correlations are real.
> Kind of like how George W. Bush famously didn't know the price of a gallon of milk.

Well, not famously enough for people to remember which President Bush this story is usually told about, apparently (George H. W. Bush, in his 1992 re-election campaign.)

Also, AFAIK, it didn't actually happen, but is a myth that has grown up by mixing a common description of out-of-touch politicians with the actual story of George H. W. Bush seeming surprised by (at that point, common for many years) grocery scanners.
And then when the food chain collapses or when you find out you've been eating what's been eating the poisoned insects...and now you have all the poisons too? When ecosystems are poisoned, either the bottom gets kicked out or the top of the food chain dies off first. Not smart...
Your are short on memory and the keyboard is being unloaded. The fact that you never have to close apps because the OS will dynamically unload unused apps and restore them is sort of a lie.

Reboot every few days, delete bullshit phone games that just for fun ensure they start quickly by loading every time you start your phone starts along with any other worthless apps you don't actually want or need.

You will no longer have this problem.
That seems quite similar to Android's/material design's current time picker, https://material.io/guidelines/components/pickers.html#picke..., which is such an improvement over scrolly scrolly scroll scroll style mobile time pickers
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Linux is the only intended target OS, portability is not a goal.

Goodbye then.
There have been talks about this sort of regulatory change has been a long time coming and has been trending this way for a least a couple years (see link below). This is just the first time the hearing instrument cartel hasn't been able to beat it back. Based on my educated guess it is no coincidence that the bill was introduced by a Senator whose state shares a headquarters with Bose.

https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/blog/2015/10/26/%E2%80%...
Precisely the sort of attitude that explains why we appear to be in the mess we're in, regarding declining insect populations.
If no mistake you have made, yet losing you are. Then a different game you must play.

~Yoda.
I have bluetooth headphones (AOSO G18) that cost around 11€ (while on sale at Amazon) and they don't have a perceivable delay. They even show the battery level in iOS. Great for working out.

Looks like "AOSO" is a fantasy brand, they are also sold as "EarTime", "Dacom", "GranVela", ...
i once managed the product that calculated the cost basis for your property tax bill in most US counties & states (and some international jurisdictions), and it was common knowledge there that home prices were disconnected from construction costs.

construction cost relative to home prices is interesting to a company like buildzoom because they're in the construction business (and finding the coming construction booms is important to them), but if you want to understand home price inflation, it's not that interesting at all. shiller, of case-shiller fame, also showed that home prices are disconnected from construction costs in his book irrational exhuberance.

in a stable economy, you'd expect home prices to roughly follow GDP or inflation, not building cost. if you graphed median home prices against GDP, you'd literally see the bubble (between median home price and GDP) starting to form in the 80's and popping in 2008.

why? financial engineering--we turned homes from places to live into investments. greed fueled home price inflation. and real estate investment was accessible to the average american, unlike more complex financial instruments like bonds or derivatives. in classic bubble fashion, people knew (and still know) that prices are irrational, but we all think we can make a boatload and get out before the bubble pops (again).

but these are homes we're talking about, not some abstract concept like a futures contract on the production of black-eyed peas. these are not simple commodities that we can easily replace with a substitute. it's where we live.

and yet, we continue to allow financiers and investors to extract wealth through higher rents (now nearing 50% for many residents of big cities), regulatory capture, and collaterized debt (the risk on which is passed to taxpayers). but "everyone else is doing it" so it's ok, right?
> For computational purposes, 16 bit floats can build up a lot of numerical error very quickly. It's OK for small bit of math (moderate real-time shaders), but when things get complicated, it's necessary to go full 32-bit float.

What kind of graphics calculation would build up enough error to matter? You don't exactly need to do A + 10000 - 10000 in a rendering pipeline.

If you're summing huge amounts of numbers in a raytracer it's appropriate. Where else?
Those facts are not an exception to "we'll see"
application/x-www-form-urlencoded means this is form data.

mzip is the form field name
Spam filters don't need to store all the contents. They can simply store hashes of contents.

So even if someone hacks into the spam filters, they won't be able to reconstruct content from your account. They _might_ have insight into things like word usage, but they won't have reconstructed sentences or the like, a priori.

You can build systems like this without having long-term storage of the content, which protects against data issues for one-time leaks.
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While it isn't annoying enough to make me consider Android, you're right - animation takes precedence over interaction everywhere in iOS. It's most notable when using the 4 finger swipe to switch between apps on an iPad: The device won't register any taps until the bounce animation is done. I may sound dramatic, but all these small delays add up and make the experience less enjoyable, particularly if you're trying to work fast.
Since iOS 10 the system apps have been on the App Store, and as far as I know, they can now be updated that way, too.
Those are still readily available. I dislike the knob only design (with no time display) since it makes having something in for 15 seconds or w/e harder, but that might just be me.
Google Sheets...
Some of you may remember the previous discussion about BreachCanary (now Breach Insider) from the DocuSign breach: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14347188
Android 6+ has something like that: no need to spin there tough, all the numbers are already available for tapping.

A screenshot at the beginning of https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37809848/can-we-use-some...

However IMHO it's a big usability regression from the old time picker widget, which was a number pad to enter the four digits a time is made of. I know the time I want to set and instead of typing it straight away I have to look for numbers on a dial. It takes longer.

Design teams are losing their way. Too much eye candy is making them blind to efficiency, pun intended.
Will finally be executed between the throw and whatever catches it or after?
I have an iPhone 7 and I do not experience this at all.
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Switches are usually connected to digital inputs with one wire as well. The other wire is connected to either power or ground. The wire to the microcontroller is either pulled up or down with a resistor to power or ground, respecively.
> “Whoever goes against this is openly causing suffering,” she said.

This quote really stands out to me. Is this demonization of opposing viewpoints a new thing, or am I just noticing it more in the last two years?
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>>Navy SEAL's have a similar philosophy during BUD/S, and particularly during Hell Week where they go five days of gruelling physical challenges with a total of about 3-4 hours sleep.

The standard advice while doing anything that is that long and stressful, is to try and not quit the next 5 minutes at one time.

But even in the case of Hell week, the worst part is the first 2.5 days. If you can make it till there, you finish the week. The instructors also don't push you to the point of the falling to total exhaustion, they know, if they have seen you hold on for half the time, you will get the remaining done easily.
It is important to note that Singapore/HongKong have world class, reliable and reachable public transport. The MTR is heavenly. The population is concentrated in big, tall buildings. Not quite the "lifestyle" but I can see why banning cars is important here.

Given that the standard of living is high, pretty much everyone will be able to afford cars if they cost the real market price. This will make movement impossible even if the populace owned cars just for leisure use.
I never noticed anyone anywhere wearing an apple watch.

Not that I spend any time looking at people's wrists, but you'd think if it was a massive success everyone would notice.
I want to read things in the public sphere that I can link my friends to, so I don't want to participate in any kind of pay per view.
I tried a few times with zstd at various levels of compression with the linux kernel sources. While I've been impressed with zstd, and have some projects lined up to use it, it seems in the case of the linux kernel sources, it's not a great fit. xz handily beats it, and not by a small margin either. I had to really ratchet up the compression levels (20+) before I could get close to 100Mb.
Why is there no way on iOS to disable all animations? It isn’t just the calculator, usually when an animation is playing, there’s no input. My phone feels so slow all the time, I hate it.

Reduce Motion helps a bit, but honestly I’d disable all animations that aren’t absolutely non-blocking.
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I'd be happy to accept a PR. There's actually already an issue for that too. https://github.com/getinsomnia/insomnia/issues/407
If you ever happen to visit Portland, Oregon, I strongly recommend heading down to the Evergreen Aviation Museum - seeing the Spruce Goose in person is just breathtaking.
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I feel your pain. But because something is very inconvenient doesn't mean every solution to get rid of it is worth it on the long run.

And we desperately need to start thinking and acting long term here. We are really messing things up. Badly.
It was the same with Nexus 5x (LG made) and Nexus 6p (HTC made). Nexus 5x was a disaster.
Completely false. There is no adapter out there that can do simultaneous audio and data. My Apogee JAM sits gathering dust as a result.
redundancy == broadcast ping
Please tell me there's some love for pandoc... I'm very confused though... There's no mention of the markdown parser being used...
Pandoc is essential for cross-platform content (md --> doc, epub, pdf, html) and for MATH!!

Sadly, only Jekyll and Hackyll have support for it... (many other smaller projects also might)

Hugo with npm scripts does exactly thins...
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What are you planning to learn?

For Python (mostly) along with Web Dev & Machine learning related stuff, you can check out `sentdex`[0]. Have went through some of his tutorials.

For tools, you can check Leveluptuts[1]

Those are the only two programming channels I follow :)

[0] https://www.youtube.com/user/sentdex
[1] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyU5wkjgQYGRB0hIHMwm2Sg
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I'm so glad that both of my out of state internships gave me a free/small deduction 1BR apartment! Would not be able to deal with a roommate.
This will save so many trees.
My thoughts exactly.. You are correct
> They can force you to tuch to your smart phone's fingerprint sensor phisically.

Not to mention your fingerprints are all over the device!
Or is it blocking the animated button? What about 1 + 1 + 1 ?
The general trend is to decouple the asset-pipeline and the site generators though... Except for the amazing jekyll-assets...
Even for jekyll-assets though, it's often faster to run stuff through node-sass first. Also with npm scripts and yarn, the pipeline is exactly what you need and nothing else..
The headphone jack’s legacy-ness is purely marketing-driven. There are alternatives with tradeoffs, but no replacements. Barring some technical miracle, you will never be able to use BT headphones to play games, make music, or play guitar.
Sounds like your looking for something like MangoDb https://github.com/dcramer/mangodb

Note: joke assumes parent poster was somewhat humorous
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Maybe better language contexts in the popup? It seems to be in french..
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iPhone 6 Plus here. Can confirm exact same issues.

I ended up backing up everything and reinstalling from fresh. It's only just bearable now. Still noticeable 2s+ delays to open iMessage & and to get into Settings. Using the device for me has become completely joyless. In fact I have incipient resentment just looking at this p.o.s. It was once a great device. It's now hamstrung with bloat. I have stopped using it much now - I haven't yet installed Twitter & GMail or any of the many apps I had again. An entire 25 GB cache of Music library has yet to be re-installed. The phone sits almost the entire day unused. Battery life at end at night for a recharge? 80%!

If Apple doesn't fix these issues quickly and restore confidence in the already dwindling user base, they will suffer greatly at the hands of the Huawei's of the market. You don't need a fascist type of Jobs to get these types of issues fixed.

Come on Apple!
This reminds me of delay line memory, storing information in the echo of a sound: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delay_line_memory . LEO had long tubes of mercury for this, not sure I would have wanted to work in that office.
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The headline is technically incorrect. Cars will still be added as long as an equal number of cars are removed.

Bloomberg has also updated its headline to read: "Singapore Will Stop Increasing Car Numbers From February 2018"
I happened to find an iPod nano (3d gen) lost by someone in a street, and always hated it. It looks so cute, but the wheel interface is scarcely usable, event the physical lock button is hard to reach without taking the damn thing out of your pocket, and what's this story about needing a special application to load songs into it? And it replaces the file names with GUIDs, even! If Microsoft did anything like that...
Reminds me a little of PingTunnel :) https://www.cs.uit.no/~daniels/PingTunnel
When the render fails, why are you redirecting to the pdf file intead of redirecting to the abstract? E.g. here (link stolen from another comment in this page) https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/1608.04012/
Where I live, it's easy. Don't try calling a lab -- call an environmental testing service instead. IIRC the cost was about $40 when I took the sample myself.

A cheaper kit would be nice if I wanted to take a bunch of samples to estimate how far from the tap the lead source was, though.
Publishers might have to pay Facebook if they want anyone to see their stories
>the latest pixel phones

>It’s getting tempting to jump ship.

Well it looks like the new Pixel has much worse issues, so don't jump just yet. Phones in general, from all companies, are in a weird spot right now.
> And you could have another dimmer that goes between exactly the same two levels of lightness. The same range. but with 1,000,000 steps in between. The range of the two dimmer switches is the same. They both go from the same minimum to the same maximum.

The thing is that you can't set the minimum value arbitrarily, because the scale is anchored to zero. So "1" is always one step above zero, and the step size is a function of bit depth.

So going with our example here, a dimmer with 1000000 steps would not have the same range as dimmer with 8 steps, because the the minimum brightness of one is 1/1000000th of max, and 1/8th of the max for the other (assuming linear scale for simplicity's sake, the principle applies to nonlinear scales too)
I can confirm. Tried the same - wipe and reinstall. Phone is slightly better but still lags for Camera, forwarding images to WhatsApp and to open iMessage.

And this when I have yet to restore from iCloud or restore an entire 25GB Music cache!

What's happening, Apple?
It's worth noting explicitly that floating point numbers let you have a linear scale but logarithmic-ish storage at the same time. A 12-bit float could represent a 1:1000000 range, let you perform normal linear math, and also be just as banding-free as a 20 bit integer.
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When I clicked the "Mailing List" button and signed up for the newsletter I was also given the option to subscribe to a lot of government related email lists, including those local to my state.

Thought that was pretty neat -- I had no idea such a thing existed.
Maybe I'm too old school. But JMeter is just amazing at this job: http://jmeter.apache.org/

But I guess that it is as useful and complete, as it is ugly. If you don't care for the eye candy, this is the tool to use.
5s for maps, 11s for messenger (3s for messages). But, this is on a plain 5, no "S" or any of that fancy stuff new stuff.

My latest annoyance is when I'm using the keyboard and it just visually freezes for several seconds. It appears locked-up, but it's really not. It's silently recording every button you press in anger, and finishes with the throwing of the entire buffer contents at you all at once, which, to add insult to injury, you now have to also delete.
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You mean ICO, right?
I did that once, years ago. Careful, the government is really good at sending an absurd volume of emails.
Yep, I miss my Nexus 5. Would defiantly buy it if a hardware updated Nexus 5 came out. Even just for the wireless charging and nice form factor.
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Interesting. Where do you live? Here in London they are really commonplace - you see them on people on the tube all the time and I notice them being used fairly regularly by all ages and sexes for contactless payments, running, etc. In fact they seem so widely adopted that it’s not uncommon to see even people with them who you would not necessarily expect to be wearing them.
Why does one Nginx worker take all the load?
Sadly, there's no phone that has great software and great hardware. Pixels and iPhones have great software and quick updates, but they have no jacks, and the screens aren't very good, etc.

Samsung S8 or LG V30 have probably the best hardware (great AMOLED screens, jacks, SD card slots, etc), but the software might be lacking - there's some bloatware, some "me too" apps, and updates aren't quick. Although I have been told that the software situation is much better this year.

I think something like OnePlus 5 sits in the middle, almost a Nexus replacement - good (but not great) hardware for reasonable price, almost stock software, and it's kind of enthusiast phone, so it will very likely get working LineageOS for years to come.
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