skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I didn't say either of those things. Those are fake quotes.

It is odd that you characterize warehouse real estate, labor and delivery fleet costs as "inefficiencies" in comparison to retail stores. Precisely the opposite is true. Retail stores have vastly higher costs per square foot, higher headcount, and are not at all optimized for delivery vehicle operations.

I did not say Amazon has a perfect grocery solution in place today. They just closed the Whole Foods deal a couple months ago. What I am observing is that all these grocers calling up Instacart in a panic is not at all reflective of a strong long-term position. Instacart's unintegrated, layered-over-retail model carries all the overhead of retail and then some. Amazon is building a fully integrated supply chain, warehousing, delivery and retail system and so has a lot more operational efficiencies it can bring to bear.
Would you say he is "weird" for not having one? It's like saying someone is weird for not liking sandwiches. It's just a preference. I have a facebook account but have not logged into it in years. I can't say I feel like I'm missing anything.
Because for example Abby replaces the image with an PDF with invisible text overlays. I think it is a bit more complicated once you account for the formatting of documents.
99% of desktop users never heard of systemd nor controversy around it. And if they did, they forget a day later.
I was about to say the same thing - sumatriptan works amazingly well for my migraines. I'm in the UK though, and I seem to recall someone on HN saying it was very expensive in the US.
Taking the counter and leaving in 3 months = burning bridges. They expect you to stay for the long haul. However, as stated, they can also hire you back as a consultant. They are doing all of this so they can cover their a with replacing you. If you stay, you may end up being let go later on. Ask yourself if you are staying for the long haul or not. If you are, then the offer might be valid. But don't leave after 3 months.
Because the problem isn't that the woman doesn't have a husband, the problem is that society is shitty to kids who don't have a father. That's the problem the woman is solving.

The comment above is implying that the woman is "a lazy, dishonest bitch" for not going and finding a boyfriend or husband so that the girl won't be bullied at school, which is a pretty clueless thing to say. The idea that a family needs a father in order to have any worth or be treated with any respect is the cause of the problem in the first place, and this comment is just reinforcing that ignorant and incorrect position.

In other words, the reason the woman needs to hire someone in the first place to keep her daughter safe is because of people like the person who posted that comment.
If they were sent out of the blue you have no obligation to return them. If they were sent by mistake as part of a remedy of for example a faulty TV, and you decide to use them, the sender is entitled to ask you to pay for them. The correct course of action is to inform the sender, who then has 14 days (according to what I read) to collect them at their own expense.

As long as you don't use them the sender has no right to redress, only to ask for them back.
If we're being that pedantic, then surely you'd need to ask people what they thought about pure alcohol, which I think is liked by basically no-one. And if you don't like that, then you can't say you like vodka or beer, you just like the extra water etc.

In reality, when people say "I like alcohol" they mean they like some subset of alchohol based drinks, and when people say they like coffee they mean some subset of coffee based drinks.

But perhaps more importantly, we're talking as if there was some macho points to be gained by liking the taste of a poisonous substance that is often abused by addicts to the detriment of their health and the lives of those they love when presented in some abitrarly acceptable mixtures but not others.
You are dissatisfied at the situations - we all are. We all understand that society is getting more isolated. However you deflected the question "righteous crusaders for truth, if this girl was put in front of you, would you tell her?" with a completely unrelated question.

Society has never been perfect, and it's a very tall order to say that an individual had the agency to build one where this situation would not have incurred in the first place. A single man cannot undo decades of societal decay.

In this situation, you have the agency of one person, to (try) improve the life of another's. If you were the widow, how long do you think you would have to search and deal with various male figures before you finally found the right guy? If you were Yuichi, do you take up this case and try to live honestly with the daughter forever and abandon your old life? Or you can, as you seem to be arguing, do nothing and hopefully the daughter deals with bullying. Those are your options. It isn't fair to the daughter to say "these people who tried to help you are wrong, what they should have done is solve Japan's suicide problem."
Isn't git or mercurial more appropriate for archiving programming projects?
Well on the one hand, I saw the South Park film in fourth grade and grew up fairly vanilla about sex and violence. On the other hand, if I'd been able to watch livestreams of ISIS burning people to death when I was a kid, that would probably have traumatized me with raw fear.
http://www.who.int/whr/1996/media_centre/executive_summary1/...

Mosquitoes are responsible for millions of deaths every year, and hundreds of millions of infections often with severe disability. We understand stuff pretty deeply now. According to https://www.nature.com/news/2010/100721/full/466432a.html eliminating mosquitoes would not cause major ecological issues.

So when you have millions of people dying every year from a cause on one hand and only vaguely specified fears of some nebulous future harm, the reasonable and ethical thing to do is to do what you can to eliminate mosquitoes.
> Obviously you won't be able to share cookies between the site and the api.

I don't know of any API that requires cookies from the site. Usually you use an access token or something similar for an API.

> But you have the additional challenge of having your api domain treated as 3rd party and are thus subject to all the security measures and sandboxing that come with that.

CORS solves most of the pain points. You just need to ensure the API is serving the correct CORS headers.
> people in stressful careers often working long overnight hours

Doesn't look like that's the case for all of those witnesses. A lot of them seem like engineers - people that are paid for their minds (including their memory), rather than their head count.

http://www.disclosureproject.org/access/aboutexecsumm.shtml
Project I know just replaced sequelize with TypeORM and is about to go into production - the beta has been great

There is this issue talking about production readiness with more feedback:

https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/591

You should know about quirks like this one:

http://typeorm.io/#/relations-faq/avoid-relation-property-in...

I've been spending more and more time reading the code and tracking the open issues - getting comfortable with phasing it into a production system
React 16?

Anglar 1 was around for a while. There was a big fuss about Angular 2 being incompatible, and before I have had a chance to look at it, we are on Angular 4.

Now we are on React 16.

As if the JavaScript ecosystem wasn't bad enough, we now seem have an extra problem of completely silly release numbers. (I do 80% back end work, but in this day and age its hard not to use JavaScript. I took an interest in these frameworks a couple of years back and didn't gt much chance to follow up since then. Version numbering like this discourage me from finding out more.)
The article is about LiMux, some Linux initiative in Munich.
I learned something cool on my last trip there, something like at least 50% of the water is diverted for power usage before it reaches the falls, so you're not even seeing them at full power. Though iirc this changes depending on the time of day and season.
Just like autonomous driving isn't happening cus its not open source?
Staggering numbers, yes, but what percentage of its users suffer from a sort of social media addiction? Or are even active beyond checking in now and then.
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I don't disagree that this is dishonest behavior, as a son I'd prefer the bullying to discovering this. That said, your cavalier attitude about how she should just "find a real father" is not appropriate either. If she was battered, as the answer implies, it's completely expectable that she has trust issues with starting any new relationship, let alone bringing someone into her daughter's life.

Japan may be full of single men, and I'm sure many are wonderful people, but she already failed once in her judgment, so how can she trust herself not do to it again? Is it laziness to avoid swimming after you've almost drowned before?

Plus, you're actually reinforcing her position, by treating "a father" as something you just go out and get, like a car. What if she simply doesn't want to be intimate with anyone? How many single men are prepared to be a father without being a husband?

What you're essentially saying is that you agree that she should hire a father for her daughter, only that she should pay with her body instead of her money.
I guess works out of the box experience.
Solutions breed new problems
If you collaboratively produce documents at your workplace, Google Docs wins by a large margin. Microsoft products have way too many issues when multiple people are editing the same large (100-200 page) document.

Edit: The takeaway for FOSS is that the product has to be lower frustration than the alternative for it to win out.
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Hereis a great talk by Simon Sinek on how these dopamine hits and how technology are affecting the millennial generation

https://youtu.be/hER0Qp6QJNU
I wonder how much of this is tied to the commiditization of content and how no one wants to pay for "good quality" content anymore--seems most actual good quality content exists because of philanthropy in our times.
True... until "devops199" randomly gives you 150 million reasons otherwise.
On Android, AntennaPod is open-source and provides integrated search of iTunes, FYYD, and gpodder.net . You can also copy/paste a URL, for example if you were to find the URL for them and send it to them.

Its interface takes a little getting used to, and search results don't always hit (which I view to be a matter of the sources searched, rather than the app).

That said, it's a quite solid app. And free of crap-ware.
I'm pretty sure this company is real, but that the man being interviewed decided to have some fun and act as an unreliable narrator [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreliable_narrator
We've written an algorithm that scores news for quality. It's a work-in-progress but you may be interested in checking out our chrome extension at http://www.civikowl.com/
The point of parent is that there are two crimes (or at least a crime and a tort) here:
- by the scammer against the bank, i.e. fraud
- by the bank against the legitimate identity owner, i.e. what the parent calls "bank slander"
If it costs $18,000 USD for a wedding, I wonder what it would cost for a funeral. Likely more than $200.
This is a great suggestion and I hope that VS Code gets there (and with it Python support). Meanwhile, for an approximation check out:

https://notebooks.azure.com

Rumor has it that its successor, ie JupyterLab, may use the VS Code Editor as its code editor in the future.
VSCode has raised msft's profile with devs not using the msft stack. If they now add like azure integration or something, I can imagine VSCode driving traffic to azure.
What you're looking for is an automated backup solution. What you're using is a file syncing service. Those are not necessarily the same things.

Why not use a common git server? Why not use a dedicated backup solution? Many backup apps can store backups to Dropbox if that's what you want.
Interesting, thanks for the heads up. Though, dosage may be the issue even being around smokers can be considered a low dose.
I'm excited to see what this does to the food chain. Will it collapse? Will it kill billions? Find out on the next episode of humans trying to manipulate everything.
> I don't understand what's Microsoft's incentive is to put all this money behind it

Well, that's easy, marketing. By creating a decent cross platform text editor and getting people behind it, they create a prescience on all 3 major operating systems and may attract people to check out their other offerings.
Especially because Budweiser is a pilsner. Lighter beers are more prone to "off flavors." Heavier, darker beers can mask those flavors.
No. Nothing like that. At best it's a few channels from Disney, which is def not for the childs best interest besides non-sexual themes and ads.

And even then, things get pretty sexual.
Windows Mixed Reality headsets get SteamVR support in 4 days
Yes, in some parts of the market at least. The Cloudflares of the world have the resources to get spun up with new architectures while mom and pop shops might have a harder time. But then again the Googles and Facebooks of the world could see that those Go libraries get optimized for ARM if they needed them to.
My takeaway (since I'm okay at multiplying numbers) is the algorithm for figuring out the binary digits of a number. I've always just done "okay, it's bigger than 256, so subtract that and then it's bigger than 64 so subtract, etc." I much prefer this strategy of successively divide by 2 and discard remainder, mark a 1 for each time that the result is odd and 0 for even.
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The unreleased v4 version of tesseract has a new engine based on state of the art deep learning techniques. In some initial poking at it, it looks like it might blow the existing commercial solutions away in terms of quality.
Superthread, Hacker News as a social network
Other syncing programs (eg, Syncthing has .stignore) support this feature. It really is a wonderful feature and I'd find it hard to live without too.
It was my understanding that Afilias purchased .io and kept using the existing infrastructure. I believe they have gotten many TLDs through acquisitions so I'm not sure you can compare all of them fairly.
PBS Kids is our rough equivalent, but it's not free to get it streaming 24/7 the way YouTube Kids is.
I think you need to cherry pick hardware.

My last two laptops have given me the best software/hardware experience ever, even better than Tiger/Leopard days on MacBooks, and they run Linux.

Three tricks: i) cherry pick hardware (all Intel); ii) minimal userspace (tiled wm + firefox + emacs + terminal); iii) distros you build & customize from the ground up (arch/slack/nix/guix).

All those together remove a lot of complexity vs a regular desktop setup, so few moving parts that can break. Furthermore, the ability nix gives to set up the system / configure packages declaratively and have the possibility to rollback is a total killer feature.

Moving to MacOS or Windows would feel like a huge step backwards due to this feature alone. The absence of decent tiling window managers on those platforms is also a dealbreaker for me.
No, it's not. The author used the blog post as supplementary material, but like Steve Jobs the author also had the common sense to take away his child's access to electronic devices for reasons outside of the content. More generally, when somebody is too young to consent to something - the decision their rests with the parent. As the author alludes to, this is mostly done just to silence the kids up rather than enrich their development. I think the content here is far less concerning than this increasingly common 'tablet-babysitter' behavior.
There's a great documentary about host clubs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pW0RV2nSg0
RedHat would be one company that pays for that. FOSS has yearly report on such things, if you want to google it. (I am too lazy now)
How to compare different global problems in terms of impact
Sorry, but we are talking about evading tax in europe and that apple and many other big corps are doing this with aggressive tax planning is an undeniable and occupied fact.

No offense, but you just try to "wash out" the discussion in the "whole tread" with the same generalized arguments over and over again - by simply deny the fact.

Talking any further make no sense.
Red Hat, Intel, AMD, SUSE, Samsung, Canonical etc.

Obviously, a lot of paid work is done on low-level plumbing, because Linux is hugely profitable as a server, infrastructure, or embedded operating system for a lot of companies. Graphics infrastructure (KMS, Wayland, X11, etc.) is useful for companies who embed Linux in various appliances (set-op boxes, etc.). Red Hat probably invests in GNOME because for Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation and dogfooding.
This statement is obvious. I pay Dropbox specifically so they can hold my data and yes - look at my personal data. And by OCR'ing it make my data even more understandable and searchable.

How is this a concern when that is the purpose of the company's software?
Startup time, designed from the start as cross platform (i.e. not _ported_ to windows) , sane default configuration and keybindings, customizable using a language that a lot of people already know?

I like emacs (and spacemacs), and I really appreciate all the ideas that have come from it. But it's not easy to get started with.
Visual Studio Online, the predecessor product of VS Code, uses the Monaco code editor.
VS Code uses Javascript the same way Emacs uses Lisp. For people more familiar with Javascript, it is not a bad idea. And it has a very active community that has created lots of plugins.

Personally, I do prefer Emacs, if only because by now I have accumulated ten years worth of customizing. But I have tried VS Code a few times, and I can see why people would like it.
(There is a plugin that gives you Emacs-style keybindings.)
> This sounds like one of those headlines that shows up before one of those movies like 28-days later.

Maybe we will finally get better movies....
Why should there be a difference?
it seems a Victorian concept like "seat of
organizational sentience" is rather obsolete.

Ha! So you’re telling me that you exist in more than one place simultaneously? (!!!)

Last time I checked, here I am. One person, one voice, one field of vision. If I were to use my fingers to point to where I, myself, am, then it’d be somewhere between my ears and my eyes.

But I suppose that person is somehow... quaint?
There is a lot of hyperbole, idealism and straight out lies around this story, from both sides unfortunately.

All idealism aside, it is important to acknowledge that there were (always will be?) issues with documents made in MS Office sent by e.g. other departments or by citizens. After all, the workers are supposed to handle applications and such.

The departments were promised free Linux based software solutions made from scratch to cover their workflows. This has actually nothing to do with Linux itself, but it seems that software never fulfilled the requirements.

It appears that Microsoft spent quite some time and money to convince the decision bodys and the workers that none of this problems would have happened with MS Windows. All idealism aside, if you are going to partially stick to handling MS Office documents, there is no way Linux will be satisfactory.
Intel might be a year or two ahead of everybody else, at least in performance if not density, but with Moore's law running out of steam the value of a year keeps going down and the performance competitiveness of everyone else keeps getting closer.
Fair enough, my language was a little careless.

The finding is interesting, but wouldn't it be more interesting still if they had performed the same study with the sexes reversed also? We would then know for definite if there is a sex difference in behaviour. As it is we don't know. Women are just as capable of bad behaviour as men, and to think otherwise is to subscribe to the sugar and spice and all things nice school of sexism.

Also, imagine substituting men and women for black and white, or jew/non-jew, etc. I suspect the ethics board might be asking questions.
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sure its not optimal but the lack of available .com domain names forces you into a corner at least in the particular situation referenced by OP.

The other poster is correct though in that CORS will handle alot of your issues.

You are absolutely right in that it is definitely going to increase the effort involved in rolling out a site/service. I don't know of any pretty solution to the issue.
I recently looked at a number of packages, and the best option in my opinion is ABBYY Finereader Pro for Mac. The mac version can easily be automated with Hazel or Automator, which adds features that cost +$400 more for the PC. The results are worlds better than Acrobat.
I can think of cases where the names get so complicated you really don't want to bother writing them out in full, but I'm having trouble coming up with a scenario where you'd end up with anonymous type through templates.
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The best way to not have guns on your person is to just go about your daily life because it is so unlikely you will ever be in a position where you will need to use one.
Author here. When referring to text adventures I didn't mean just the ones that came in the past few years, of course. When I say "text adventure" I mostly mean things like Zork and MUDs.
From your article "However, it may not be the last time we ever see Niagara Falls dewatered – two bridges present above the falls require replacement sin the near future, in which case it might be time to drain the water once more."

That would be very neat to see in person.
If they could do that then loneliness obviously wouldn't be a problem.
React has extremely careful versioning with a precise internal definition of what a "breaking change" is. Judging React by Angular's terrible version numbers doesn't seem fair to me.

They're on v16 because they increment the number any time they make a change that isn't 100% drop-in backwards compatible with the previous version, with a deprecation cycle when possible beforehand. Apps that function without deprecation warnings can update immediately when a new release drops.

Ultimately they are where they are because they were of a change they made when they released v15. Really, it's more like v3, but they kept the numbering consistent with how people talked about it. https://reactjs.org/blog/2016/02/19/new-versioning-scheme.ht...
People don't even like to call it a drug, which severely bothers me to be honest. I've tried some things and alcohol, from my perspective, is one of the more dangerous drugs around
> "Do we suck at the desktop?"

Yes. Absolutely. UI design doesn't work in the OSS "bazaar model". It needs a pope who is generally regarded as infallible, and deferred to even when not. Alternatively, a rather strict set of rules like Apple's HIIG might work, possibly created and enforced in a process like Wikipedia's.

I've repeatedly cringed when watching some eager young guy set his grandfather up with Linux. It may have improved now, but having once seen a 75-year old type commands into a terminal as dictated over the phone to install flash has thoroughly ruined any instinct to proselytize I may have had.
I mean weird to be synonymous with atypical. If you don't like sandwiches, that is probably atypical. It isn't a value judgement.
To be snarky, X.Y.1, but yes, they changed it: https://www.postgresql.org/support/versioning/