skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But it's not like demand is inelastic.

Do we know how much additional supply would have to be built to saturate demand? Is that even freasible?

It seems like an intractable problem to me because it's not like anything we do, in these big popular cities, is going to have much of an effect in the next 12 months to 5 years.

Personally, I solved the problem for myself by moving away from the big city I was in to a sub 100k population centre. There's no way I was going to be able to afford to buy a place within an hours drive of where I worked, not in the foreseeable future.
You could for instance one of my favorite papers:

10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199234257.003.0007
The Alto is getting a lot more press recently! CuriousMarc is currently fixing another one for the Digibarn[0]. I'd never seen one till the first of his videos, only knew they existed because of the Apple history and through a semester of Smalltalk at University. Very interesting.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSPlr4AZsKQ
Using Firebase and Auth0 together
Want to buy some ICMPCoins?
This is false, HDR and deferred shading are two completely unrelated concepts.

A few months ago I hacked tonemapping straight into the ubershader of some foss Quake client, you don’t even need a seperate buffer to do these things.
It seems you're assuming democratic systems/processes are only two party and rule by majority i.e. votes of > 50% means power. Thats not what I said, but if thats your definition then though a valid point, it still doesn't apply to the nazi situation. Most social democratic systems in Europe now and then dont work this way. You can easily become a controlling party by getting 20-30% of the vote even today in Germany for instance. At the time it was much worse, you could become a represented political party with a very low % of votes (under 5%)
I searched "particle" (as in physics etc...) and got "article not found". What's up with that?
As far as I saw the whole blockhain is serialized and sent to the peers, so taking care of chair reorgs is trivial (and done in the video). What's really missing is difficulty retargeting.
Could be interesting for continuous integration and testing new Cray setups.

I usually have to spend a week or so to adapt our builds once we get a system upgrade. It's mostly to hack around weird Cray setups and because we dare to link C++ and Fortran code bases on GPU.
Take a peek into your Rails applications. (profiling tool by GitHub)
Your link takes me to a generic WordPress "there is nothing here" page, but this seems to be the same PDF: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e90d/d4a2750df4d52918a610ba...
Searching for the title of a paper also seems to work really well.
SIRIN LABS founder has some good points about the state of blockchain and ICO
Narrow column would be easier. Full screen width is not best practice.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15537843
For one, I don't like that it is in the browser. I don't like the buttons on the left that are icons with no text or tooltip, I have no idea what they do. I don't like that I have to type the request verb (GET, POST, etc). The tool should help me with suggestions as they are finite. It is a shame I have to also type in the HTTP/1.1 section, again suggestions would work better. Can I create multiple requests and switch between them quickly? I usually switch through a few. There is no feedback when I press the play button, I have no idea if that is what makes requests, there is no tooltip.

Also, you say that you have all of paw's features. How do I do dynamic values in the url? How do I make and manage oAuth requests?

Update:

I can't make any requests it seems. That would seem an important feature.
You’d need 5,000 units a year in San Francisco to keep rents steady. This is the goal SF’s mayor just set for the city, google “Ed Lee Medium” to find it.

It is definitely not an intractable problem given SF built 5,000 units in 2016. Upzoning, lowering impact fees, speeding housing approvals for things like ADU’s, making discretionary review tougher (it currently costs $700 to delay a project by three months), electing pro-housing candidates, having places like Brisbane choose apartments over another office park - all of these will help, it’s not intractable by any stretch.
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TIL some people think berating your employees when they do a mistake is a good way to run a company.

WOW!

It's just so wrong at so many levels, I don't even know where to start.

I'll leave a link to this video: https://www.ted.com/talks/brian_goldman_doctors_make_mistake...
Astronaut Paul Weitz has died
I think this article is drawing a false dichotomy. It's saying that there's a hard dichotomy between a word-processor based workflow and a workflow based upon a text editor and a typesetting engine. In reality, no such dichotomy exists. Word processors since Wordstar have had tools to define styles and update those styles at once across the document.
Is 4 your daily? I miss my 4S and I'd replace current 6S with it but if I could bring performances. Beautiful phone.
0x protocol trustless exchange
> African slaves, who didn’t need to be paid, didn’t have a term contract, and often were resistant to malaria.

You still needed to pay someone to guard them and feed them. According to Larry Elder only 5% of whites in the US today can trace their lineage to slave owners. Majority of whites migrated into the country after the slavery.

And even with regards to whites owning slaves, most only owned 1 or 2 because they were expensive, plantation owners were the ones who owned majority of slaves.
Depending on the layout complexity, mask write times for EUV masks can take many days with a single beam mask writing tool. Considering that even with EUV dozens of masks are needed for a mask set for a 7nm product, this would result in a few months of total processing time, of course multiple mask writers are typically used in manufacturing sets. The time issue can be mitigated but not at unlimited cost.
The point of sci-hub is that it fetches specific articles for you, not to be a search engine. Find an article you want - for example, the PolderCast paper[0] - then enter a link or the DOI for that article, and it'll find the paper most of the time.

[0] https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2442644
Awesome writing, incredible flight. Be sure to read all the parts.

I've flown in waterplanes more than once from Ranger Lake in Northern Ontario and that take off story had me biting my nails. The pilot on one of those flights said that if you didn't end up with a few branches in the struts that it wasn't really close. Definitely an old timer trying to put some more fear into his passengers but judging by the number of patches on the floats it wasn't complete nonsense. Water take-offs (and landings) are an entirely different experience than on land, especially on rivers.
I'm doing a little better with a Cochlear Freedom. Granted the processor costs $15,000 out of pocket, but my last one lasted 7 years without problems, and my replacement cost was reduced to about $700 through a government program. Said government program is not reliable - I have to jump on it when the money is available, god help me if my CI fails when the money isn't there.

Batteries are about $500 each and they last at least a year before they start to degrade. Accessories are not only absurdly expensive, but also basically useless, so I don't waste money on them. It could be a lot worse. It could also be a hell of a lot better. I'd like to be able to hear on my left side too, almost badly enough to pay the $50,000 or so out of pocket that it will cost to get the second implant. My main problem is figuring out who to give the money too. Privately-paid health care is more difficult to get than I imagined.
Invalid input, just as the empty string or a single digit would be.
Online news paper, Magazines and ePaper
Terrible idea that they killed nexus phones. its was everchanging parade of interesting angles from various providers. now its just google. ugh.
For the layman the "system" in this context is the calculator, which can't, indeed, handle it.
Try React (from your browser)
Why do we need to describe who and what the victim is when discussing sexual harassment? The whole part of the narrative where we describe the gender, appearance, fashion choices, how many hours of yoga you have done? Why are we focussing on that aspect at all?
I never really understood why governments insist on restricting vehicles and not access to roads. It seems like the scarce resource is efficient road access, not space for cars (even in sg, where there's not a whole lot of that either).
Another vote for the G5 here. It's a little larger than I'd like, but other than that it's been perfect for me.
If Jobs was in charge this wouldn't have happened
> as well as the state constitution

Given the current makeup of the state supreme court, it's a coin flip.
Telnet also uses TCP's out of band data mechanism to send "urgent data" and a DATA MARK to interrupt and synchronize with runaway processes, and send important commands around flow control and before buffered data.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out-of-band_data

http://www.serverframework.com/asynchronousevents/2011/10/ou...
Please do, that sounds awesome!
first command I tried: `rm / -rf`
Yep, and the reason why governments are useful in the first place. To protect us against capitalism failures.
I hadn't tried Second Life in years. I just spent three hours in there.

It's full of "For Lease" signs. There's a vast amount of unused real estate. Overpriced. Many billboards with space available. A huge area of empty sex clubs. Almost no avatars. Saw maybe six people in three hours.

Works fine, though. Joystick navigation is terrible, but that's probably fixable through configuration.
We can enable subscription on credit cards. That product will get ready in a month from now. Share your contact details, our team will reach out to you once ready.
I'm unable to reproduce it on my 6s on 10.3.3. It's so fast that I can run into the issue, but I'm almost certainly hitting the keys in the wrong sequence.
Completly off topic, but everybody should try the field roast apple sage sausages. They are absolutely amazing.
I wrote a terminal emulator for the Apple ][ + Videx 80 column card in FORTH and reverse polish notation 6502 code, that supported SUPDUP including the line saving protocol that RMS hacked into ITS and EMACS (%TDSAV %TDRES), so Emacs could stash lines on the screen in a memory buffer (on the Apple's bank switched RAM card) and restore them later to paint the screen quickly when scrolling back and forth. (That was great at 300 baud!)

This is just the part of it that interprets SUPDUP codes -- layered on top of the rest of the terminal emulator that emulated H19 (VT52 + character/line insert/delete):

http://www.donhopkins.com/home/archive/forth/supdup.f
Residents in Mesopotamian Marshes prepare to see their homeland destroyed again
"Crappy" is one way of putting it. Those 16 frequencies, for me, are the difference between a life worth living, and a life in crippling, hopeless isolation, ended by suicide at an early age.
I don't think Job's way was a good way, but it's certainly better than whatever the hell they are doing now.
Sci-Hub represents everything that is good about the internet.
In addition to other suggestions here, you can also simply add ".sci-hub.cc" to the end of the domain part of the URL when confronted with a paywalled paper.

I find this the easiest interface. It allows me to search using standard search engines (PubMed, Google Scholar etc) the duck into sci-hub as required.
> Batteries are about $500 each and they last at least a year before they start to degrade.

Wow, that sounds killer for me. My batteries are about half that and last the same amount of time; I buy four or five a year since I cycle through them due to my thick skin/skull that causes me to get half the expected life out of them every day...

What about cables/headpieces/earpieces for that?

Is your government program the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, by any chance? I went through them in PA and they were spectacularly flaky... and it wasn't helpful that my liaison was someone I'd known for a while since I was friends with her son and she kept pushing me to "give back" in return for receiving benefits.
Even outside J2EE, SOAP can be quite horrible.

I remember playing with the SOAP API of gforge advanced (PHP), and it was not a pleasant experience.

What specially bothered me was how this API tended to return internal IDs instead of resolving them server side and directly give high level and useful information. And there was other issues like returning html escaped text instead of the raw text directly.

It really gave me the impression of an API exposing the raw sql tables.

In the end, I managed to do what I wanted (export the tickets to automatically generate a changelog), but it took me quite a lot of time and a disproportionate amount of code (vs an API like the github one).

I still have the code, but I'm far from proud of how it turned out:
https://github.com/kakwa/gforge-soap-client/blob/master/gfor...
JSON API covers some of that: http://jsonapi.org
Legally, possibly, but ethically and from the position of most consumers? No. Google (and many other web services) do all sorts of tracking, even if you aren't using their services directly, particularly with Web ads, tracking via social integration buttons, etc, which I would argue is much less than consensual. This can even happen without their having to agree to having a Google account, let alone reading (and understanding the legalese in) their privacy policy (and all of its implications for what they can do with their data). I highly doubt the vast majority of Internet users know how much information and value is being extracted by private companies from their just being on the web.
I haven't had a chance to look at this yet, but I did some census data exploration a few years ago and it was ... baroque at the time. More here: http://www.mooreds.com/wordpress/archives/963

If things haven't changed, I'd echo the comments that getting the data is only the first and in some ways easiest step. Understanding the data is much more important and a deeper process.
While on the subject of graphics in games...

Another pet peeve of mine: ambient occlusion (crude GI approximation) and especially SSAO (crude approximation of a crude approximation).

Corners don’t look like that:
http://nothings.org/gamedev/ssao/

(Ambient occlusion proper and in moderation I think looks fine, but most games really overdo it.)
Once you get the physical addiction out of your system, you then spend the rest of your life dealing with the psychological addiction.
I experimented with drinking Soylent only for a week and experienced no issues at all. But I am already vegan, so my gut may have been adjusted.
Anyone knows good repo to do the same in Go?
The complexity analysis of finding the k’th smallest element in 2 sorted arrays
I have a bookmarklet for this: javascript:document.location.hostname=document.location.hostname + ".sci-hub.cc";
If Jobs was in charge, he would still be living and people are worried about calculator.
I'm guessing that adding one extra check to the bureaucratic process of registering a car is way, way cheaper than enforcing road access to a metropolis.
SSAO: Corners Don’t Look Like That
For heavy users (like me) I suggest using one of many "implementations" of a auto-scihub bookmark here: https://github.com/nfahlgren/scihub_bookmark
It is a great addition to an otherwise clean tor-browser...

This is not mine - but looking at the code you should notice fairly quickly that it is somehow trivial. Note also that it may be necessary to change the URL if necessary.

Lastly it should be said that sci-hub does indeed need donations - it is essentially a one-woman project and she can always use some lawyer-funds...
Kotlin Is Dope and So Are Its Custom Property Delegates
Yeah, it feels to me that Paw is designed to be a full-blown IDE for HTTP requests, and of course sometimes you just want Notepad.

By the way, you can double-click a request to rename it :)
That's interesting: for the iHearHD, you go from 1000$ to 1500$ if you want a 2-year warranty. I always got at least a 4-year warranty for my regular hearing aids. Even assuming a linear cost, a iHearHD with a 4-year warranty would be around the same price as regular hearing aids.
Author here. There are three highlights in this blog post:

- epoll() seem to have LIFO behavior which can result in uneven load balancing across workers (in case of accept()ing from a shared socket)

- using REUSEPORT can worsen latency in a high-load case.

- blocking accept() on Linux is pretty buggy, you basically can't close() underlying socket
So, if I understand the context, this means:

"You may have heard an alarming rumor that we were letting people take control of their attention and actually communicate with their friends and family.

"Rest assured that we are doing nothing of the sort.

"It was just an experiment, in countries you might not care about anyway. Keep on clickbaiting."
I'll definitely add it to the bucket list!
Grab it while you can, it won't last, and then there will be a load of people on market with inflated salary expectations.
The screen of a tablet is large enough to display a PDF. But PDFs are split into pages. That's perfect with paper, where we flip pages. It's very unnatural on screens, especially touchscreens, where we use vertical scrolling to move around.

Then there are minor issues of margins, possibly zooming to make text readable, etc.

That's why PDFs are so bad on mobile. The ideal format is one column text, figures and tables between paragraphs of that column, no page breaks, bidirectional links to notes. That's HTML, I guess.
IT sector: New-age techies turn freelancers for big pay in India
25 secret WhatsApp tricks you (probably) didn't know about
Idunno, just have ingress and egress scanners around the hot zones. ingress detected -> start accounting for higher rate, egress detected -> start accounting for lower rate.

Driving a vehicle outside the legal parameters (i.e. without paying the access fee) will carry classic Singaporean sentencing rules.
ELI5: I'm not from academia so please help me understand. Are researchers who publish these [firewalled/copyrighted] papers likely to lose out on their earnings if this is 'open-sourced'? I'm honestly asking as I try to think through the whole 'open-source' paradigm and how it fits in a (mostly) capitalist, libertarian world. Thanks!
My W10 sticky notes never crashed and I edit them daily and create/delete new ones weekly.
Simply incorrect, at least on the Apple side of things. Android DACs and onboard amps are hit and miss.

http://www.kenrockwell.com/apple/iphone-6s-plus-audio-qualit...

He's done similar measurements on other Apple audio devices, including their $9 Lightning-to-headphone adapter and they all fare well.
Photos and film need to be readable too. I think gaming culture has poor taste in art for historical reasons. Here's some games that were called "gorgeous":

https://www.dualshockers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/COW-...

http://assets1.ignimgs.com/2014/01/22/capture9png-e9804c.png

http://www.gamesknit.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/dust-an-...

But there's a small minority of games that do look great:

http://cdn3-www.playstationlifestyle.net/assets/uploads/gall...

https://www.gamegrin.com/assets/games/hollow-knight/screensh...

https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2015/...
A few days ago my OS and applications were all customized to death, I had huge dotfiles to cater to my specific needs.

But now I decided it's easier to learn the "standard" configuration than to configure every computer I have to touch.
Curious what you thought was low-quality about it.
But fingerprints are so convenient. I'm using iPhone 4S and fingerprint sensor is a huge reason I want to upgrade, always typing PIN-code is boring. And always typing a passphrase — I'm not sure anyone would do that.

Depends on your adversaries, of course. I fear that if police might want to open my phone, they'll beat me until I'll unlock it and whether it's a passphrase or fingerprint — it doesn't matter.
Maybe have a look at some second hand business laptops.

For example the Thinkpad series [0] is quite nice and you always can add a SSD or more RAM.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThinkPad_T_Series
The researchers will not lose anything, only the publishers. Researchers are paid by (usually) universities, and often post preprints i.e. the paper without the publishers formatting, since wider dissemination is usually better.
Pupper: PHP and React framework
I'm the author of Pupper, a framework that provides librairies for PHP and React bi-directional communication through WebSockets.

It was inspired by the article "Game Development with React and PHP: How Compatible Are They?" by Christopher Pitt.

Links in the comments.

I'm waiting for your comments and suggestions :)

BTW, first post here, sorry if I'm doing anything wrong!
Can't wait for the ICO.
Sharks with frikkin’ lazers beams!
Ahh, just say SIM. GSM is the network, SIM is the module.

SIMs are basically just javacards, so having custom crypto applications on them is no big deal, but you need some control of the SIMs your users will want to use in your device for it to be practical.
This is useful to know, especially if it works with agent forwarding. I default to agent forwarding off, but invariably forget to enable it the few times I need it.
I found a lot of use cases for web scraping is kinda ad-hoc and usually, occurs as part of another task (eg. a research project or enhancing a record). I ended up releasing a simple hosted API service called Page.REST (https://page.rest) for people who would like to save that extra dev effort and infrastructure cost.
>Earplugs, like the headphones I wear in the office, are a social signal to tell people "don't talk to me".

Interesting that you see it this way. I usually always wear custom-moulded earplugs at concerts, and I've never intended or encountered this signaling.

Have you considered high-fidelity custom earplugs? They're rather inconspicous and the sound is much less muffled than with plain old foam plugs. You can carry on a conversation with them, though obviously not as easily as without. I had some made probably a decade ago and they're still going strong. You can get different filter strengths too.

https://www.etymotic.com/consumer/hearing-protection/erme.ht...
Weight. On warships an allowance is often given to an increased weight of paint over the ship's life, which can be significant enough to affect calculations. For an aircraft that's obviously less acceptable.
Pirate Party Wins 22 MP Seats in Czech Vote
Correction: It doesn’t block any further touches, just operator button touches. So 1+234 won’t miss the 3, but 1+2+3 misses the second +.
Because getting nationwide press is a tough act to follow and no one wants to feel like they peaked at age 11.

Kids typically aren't known for the kind of emotional maturity and perspective necessary to handle such self-esteem implications.
If we just slightly upzoned the whole western half of the city, and added public transit to go with it (even better if streets were narrowed a bit and street parking reduced), San Francisco could fit a whole heck of a lot more people without ever needing new buildings taller than 4 or 5 stories.

San Francisco zoning through huge swaths of the city is restricted to single-family houses and scattered duplexes, with only a few mixed-use areas. It’s supposed to be a booming city, but more than half of it is zoned to be a sleepy beach town. (And a lot of the Bay Area is even worse.)

Here’s the SF zoning map. All the pale yellow part is very low density; If it were up to me we would change half or more of that pale yellow area to some mix of darker yellow, orange, and purple. http://default.sfplanning.org/zoning/zoning_map.pdf