skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I believe it's effect. Check out the verb section. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/effect

But, once again, nice side ad hominem. Keep 'em coming.

-edit:

Here's the thing, I'm a dude, and I have worked construction and agricultural jobs. I'm not pissed because I personally feel attacked. I'm pissed because I consider HN one of the most intellectually-honest fora online, but whenever gender politics comes up, the pretense of intellectual honesty gets used as a weapon. I get pissed at what I truly perceive to be intellectual dishonesty, I really dislike it, because I love the truth.

One truth is that telling somebody to find a new job if they don't want to have to deal with neck strain or gender politics is clearly a dig at the woman's femininity.

Another truth is that intimidation is not meant to be felt by those exercising it (Pierre Bourdieu, in paraphrase). So of course men aren't going to naturally "feel" intimidated by a subtle implication that a woman is not up to the physicality of many jobs, or that she's being too sensitive. The dig wasn't aimed at them.

So, yeah, I'm bugged. But I'm bugged because I'm convinced that the HN community (as a whole) is just plain wrong on this point, and they continue to be, despite any new information that comes their way.
This Russian startup designed a heater that mines Ether:

https://thenextweb.com/tech/2017/10/13/russian-ethereum-heat...
It's about surviving, not investment
I waked up I feel that I'm on the edge, on the edge of another edge.

We are a team of amazing guys that are working on a plan how to change the web that we know.

Our plan's really amazing, we see the future where people have a really clean content, where people are not annoyed with ads, tracking, load time, popups, etc. Where the web has some rules how content will look and how it will be accessed, the web that will look as in the futuristic movies.

Any person that we told him about our startup, they say's "that's mind-blowing" really.

We have already a prototype that is working very well and demonstrate that this is real and will work.

I'm day and night with this in mind and working for the best results, I left the fucking job that I had previously (my first time in a company), all my life that I'm with the bytes on my mind (>10 years) I found a way to create something that will be useful for others. I worked on a lot of projects, really a lot, I tried a lot of Startups, met amazing guys, improved my skills, invested all my time and money in this.

There are another two guys that we are working on this, and they both are employees, one will leave his job on Jan, another is in the same boat as me.

Bellow this boat, there's no water, we live in a place where if you don't have money you will be a street man, regardless of who you are, I know that is not the only one place.

I fell that I'm on the edge because I don't have money for paying my rent and bills, the guy who is with me in this boat have really professional skills with UI, UX, design, etc.

I'm looking on the window and the time just simply stopped, no wind, no leaves, no rain, no snow...

All that I want is to find someone that have the same visions and money to help us survive.

P.S. I know that this anyway will happen, we will change the future, see you guys from the future.
Dell launches five new computers with Ubuntu Linux pre-installed
Ruby Together – Community funded developer infrastructure
Nothing new under the sun, haha

https://thenextweb.com/tech/2017/10/13/russian-ethereum-heat...
Keeping a work notebook
Jeff Lawson on the Past, Present and Future of Programmable Communications
The Engineering Manager – Cadence
Show HN: Super-Sunshine – A ray-tracer written from scratch in C++
Not sure what's the behaviour of the silicon carbide chips (do you know what else is silicon carbide? Grinding disks) at room temperature, but I assume it's probably not great
tell me it's no the vanguard of a galactic police squad coming to arrest humans for universal misconduct
I think you only understood part of what it tries to convey.

Good aesthetics, yes, part of '美丽'. But I won't say '美丽' stops short at simply say 'we will build our cities to look pleasing', at least I won't expect the Constitution to be so pragmatic, because it serves as an guide on the ideology (sort of).
Waste heat usage has been a thing since around the time we invented the steam engine.

Regenerative heating was in fact key to the first industrial revolution, it was the only way to make blast furnaces with high enough temperature and power.

It's only recently that datacenter power usage (and thus waste heat) has become large enough for waste heat usage to be interesting.
I could imagine an astonishingly wealthy person finding they no longer get any enjoyment from buying regular things taking delight in owning a stolen original. Nobody else has that.

If that hypothetical person happens to live in a country where extradition to New Zealand would be impossible, or they have appropriate connections, it might be seen as an acceptable risk.

And perhaps in a few generations, the heirs of that wealthy person could sell it on. I don't really know how it works if you discover you've inherited property that was stolen a hundred years ago for example. At what point does it become yours?
Three years is a shockingly short statute of limitations for this type of fraud.
Secure phone uses sonar to watch your mouth saying a passphrase
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I am building one right now for my shed.
> with it's flaws.

> As a final note, I believe the word you are looking for is "affect" and not "effect"

A nice example of Skitt's Law.

http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/skitt-s-law
Materialize CSS: To 1.0 and Beyond
Intel 8th Generation and 9th Generation Lists Leaked: Coffee Lake Refresh?
I'm curious; What are your open source projects? (And thanks for your comments, very interesting and resourceful.)
Lessons from My First Open Source Contribution
Oh yes. I grew up in the sixties, and I pounded my father's portable Hermes since long before I could actually write. Transitioning to computers in the early eighties, it took me unreasonable amounts of time and effort to unlearn my muscle memory and stop typing l and o for 1 and 0.

Also, in seventh grade I took a typewriting class. Since school start I had turned in absolutely all the homework I could get away with in neatly typewritten form, while I got the impression that none of my classmates had ever even gone near such a wrting machine. I expected great things!

Alas, I flunked. The only one to do so, and hugely. I still typed better than anyone else, but I never got the hang of touch-typing. Sad to say, I haven't to this day. I seem to be stuck with the method developed by four year old me.
A simulator for improving our bidding controller stability
What are the must have features in education app?
If someone is looking for the equivalent on Android, I'd recommend the free and open source Orgzly[0][1].

[0] - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly

[1] - https://f-droid.org/packages/com.orgzly/
Putting some spin on those propeller hats: http://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html

TL;DR Measure the latency to the client, reject if too high.
Of course, this also prevents connections from people who have high latency internet connectivity, such as most radio toys.
There's a lot of pseudo-English in German, though. The common German word for a cellphone is "Handy" and particularly in the former GDR, chicken meat is often called "Broiler". Both are obviously English words, but they aren't used that way in English.
We had a community discussion on this topic a year ago: https://brson.github.io/fireflowers/
It's usually better to submit an interesting project/blog post than the whole site. I think that http://kvy.com.ua/fixing-bugs-for-g-box-dyno-after-firmware-... is nice, but it is a little old. (Also, the font is too small.)
Before you get ahead of yourself with 'pivoting' Nebula into a gamified social network dating app, let me just say that I like Nebula pretty much as it is, in large part due to its simplicity.

I like the narrow scope of Nebula, and would happily pay for the app to remove the ads, once you've ironed out some of the rough edges (you really need to remove the flashing indicators in the tutorial).

Naturally, if you want to transform the app into something else in the future, that's entirely your choice, and I will simply have to move on to something else that doesn't try to cram social networks down my throat.

Also, why care if a user wants to abuse the app to get more constellations? They are only ruining it for themselves, and adding rules and checks will only complicate your code.
How is this even possible with increasing integration between the territory and mainland?
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No

Real time scheduling on multicore is theoretically hard. The problem is not subtle concurrency bugs which can be squashed with a clever type system.
(atom): Clojure – simple explanation
But what shape are you using for your tiles?
Mari0 64 (Portal in Super Mario 64) [video]
I can't find anything about that so I guess it's a problem with the page.
> So you just want a excemption from taxes/buerocracy for you?

I am not against taxes per se, but I am a deep hater of bureacracy.
Open Source History, Foundations, and Sustainability
Are you thinking of “guido”?
One of the most important skills in life, is to be able to step into the shoes of someone else, and look through their eyes. It helps you in all kinds of ways: negotiation, getting a job, hiring employees, keeping others happy, having fulfilling relationships, knowing what users or customers want, etc.

You need this skill in your personal life, in your job, when you start a company, etc.

I suggest you try it.
I just quit learning emacs, I was learning e-lisp and spacemacs and trying to customize the IDE to be close to a pycharm experience.

It just didn't seem to be possible, I could get a graphical debugger for a while until I found realgud and even then there's no support for a locals window or doing console input

Find symbols, the anaconda implementation by default just gave me a list of matches without context or file/line number etc which isn't very useful.

It just felt like there can't be enough users with enough demand for things you get in an IDE for it to be worth getting into Emacs for programming.

I'd love to get all comfy with a very customizable text editor but none seem there:
Emacs => above
Atom => similarly missing some basic python debugging features
VSCode => Evil microsoft and I think had limited support for customizing windows (If I wanted to use a customizable text editor and not an IDE the first thing I'd need/want to implement would be embedding Jupyter cells.
Good overview below:

https://youtu.be/_KFpXuHqHQg

https://www.nanog.org/sites/default/files/Steenbergen.Everyt...
Wikipedia has a good explanation of the etymology: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea_(region)#Etymology

Summary: It comes from an old Portuguese word for a subset of dark skinned North African people.
Here is the random astronomer on Reddit claiming that the community didn't rule out that it is an abandoned spaceship yet: https://amp.reddit.com/r/space/comments/7ealls/solar_systems...

"Astronomer here! I will never say this lightly, but we are, swear to God, actually discussing with some seriousness right now what are the odds that this was actually a spaceship. Which I 100% assure you has never happened before in my memory with seriousness."
Try OpenStack Startup for Free During Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Fuga Cloud has a Black Friday and Cyber Monday offer.

Fuga Cloud gives all new users €75 start credit.

https://fuga.io/black-friday/

Fuga Cloud is a Dutch public cloud platform and one of the first in Europe. Fuga Cloud is built on OpenStack: the free and open-source software platform for cloud computing.
Surely then there's arbitrarily large numbers of polygons but not infinite, because if they're infinite then the spacing between points will be zero?

In Banach-Tarski In thought that the assemblage of points relied on creating, eg, a new pair of spheres that worked under different non-Euclidean measures. But I'll need to review it, it's outside my domain (heh!).
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Show HN: Simple, but extensible cryptocurrency ticker
The basic SiC MOSFET is a commercial technology that works fine at room temperature ( http://www.st.com/en/power-transistors/sic-mosfets.html?quer... , http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6808516/ ) although I'm having trouble finding examples quoted above 200C. The main terrestrial market for high-temperature electronics is the oil industry - downhole instrumentation.
Keep reading, until you get into the rechargeable configurations.
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Post Mortem: Solving the Heroku Cookie Panic
Nice! I feel bad that my criticism is the highest comment at HN at the moment and how I did not even say how much I enjoyed reading your post. Great project which I will share with my students for inspiration. :)
Everybody here is drawn to the picking of the colors. But the optimization of the different sized pieces also seems like a very fun problem to work on!

And taking the step to actually getting out of the digital world is something everybody should probably do more often!
> When those guys came, the process was smooth and welcoming. Not anymore.

In 1930s immigration was capped immigration to 150k. All immigration from Asian countries was barred (with few exceptions). Oh and US deported 400k Mexicans, as well.

I think we'd want to pick a different time period to show the friendliness of US immigration. Otherwise we are proving the opposite argument that even with an unwelcoming and xenophobic policy the best and brightest were still able to immigrate.
WJS #119: JavaScript articles for your weekend
I wonder if there is a reward for the return of the painting? One could buy it and turn it in for the reward, effectively reward arbitrage. In fact, I would expect the legit owners or insurance company to bid.

Given the painting was stolen, is it better that the insurance company can recover it for some money (thus meaning that money was lost, which is easily replaceable) so the painting can continue its life (possibly including public exhibition). Money is easier to replace than a painting, paintings are irreplaceable.
A few issues:

- They don't factor the time the opto-electrical converstion takes at each hop.

- They don't factor queueing and buffering in any devices

- They assume the router was able to instantly generate the TTL exceeded message at each traceroute hop.

- They don't seem to consider that the return path might be going via Japan with a hop through France, which won't show on the traceroute at all.

- They assume each non-passive device on the path will show in the traceroute (this isn't true, L1/2 devices won't show, technologies like MPLS can obfuscate entire network cores).

In terms of how fast light moves in single-mode fibre it's fairly constant, the variance here ins't to do with the fibre.
> "An attacker can use routing attacks to partition the network into two (or more) disjoint components. By preventing nodes within a component to communicate with nodes outside of it, the attacker forces the creation of parallel blockchains. After the attack stops, all blocks mined within the smaller component will be discarded together with all included transactions and the miners revenue. "

How does bitcoin protect against this from happening by accident? Could someone surround my node with malicious nodes and put me on a forked chain?
Lots to do and hard to find talented hands to work on things. But great overall - both on seeing adoption in real world use cases and development side.

As for the other question: once the network is more - next year?
Last time I'd looked, I was unable to find such an app.
This is what I've been looking for! Thanks!
Don't Feed Them After Midnight: Reverse-Engineering the Furby Connect
Have you ever considered a Rocket Mass Heater? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_mass_heater)
I've been fascinated by them since I found out about the concept but renting inside a city has never given me the chance to try one out.
It's a category, but was there a shortage in US at the point in time when the application was made.
Don’t Buy Gifts That Snoop: Introducing Mozilla’s Holiday Buyers’ Guide
Scaling and securing web performance for Black Friday and other peak-traffic events
> Occam’s Razor says it’s unlikely that the very first object we ever see from interstellar space just happens to be a spaceship.

Well, isn't this kind of self fulling thing?

Because we assume first that this is an interstellar asteroid, then the following statement is "proven":

> Researchers had long theorized that space should be full of comets and asteroids ejected from other solar systems during their early days. Their models showed that planetary formation is a messy business, with many small objects kicked out as big proto-planets form. `Oumuamua is the first proof that they were right

And at this point, yes, it appears very unlikely that the first interstellar object we meet would be artificial.

But if we start by saying we don't know what it is, then the above theory is just speculation, and might be false (what if planeraty formation is a clean process?).
If the theory above can be false, then it could make sense that the first interstellar object we encounter would be artificial, no?

It seems to me that Occam's Razor doesn't tell us much in this instance.
Treating this kind of thing as a "make money" problem is bullshit.
Just went a few days ago to the TU Delft incubator and they showed us the whole building gets hot water with a bunch of servers doing intense calculations. The startup that places these servers has really low prices for cloud computing because of this.
I don't think so... it slungshot around the sun, which implies that its in a very large sun oriented orbit. (eg: some random object passing bit for the first time would be likely only slightly disturbed by the suns gravity, not coming so close to it... the latter seems to imply it has been caught by the suns gravity.... or just happened to be aimed nearly directly at the sun.)
I think I get what you mean: Because it is the constitution, it must be abstract and serve as guiding principle.

However, I beg to differ. Here is the full latest constitution:

Chinese: http://www.12371.cn/special/zggcdzc/zggcdzcqw/

English: http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/download/Constitution_of_t...

As you can see, the paragraph on "beautiful" is just a tiny part of the constitution and the word "beautiful" only appears once throughout the entire constitution. So it is probably not something very "guiding" and "central".

Also, the constitution touches on a lot of aspects of the society, so I wouldn't be surprised if it is amended to include a small mention of the "look" of the physical landscape.

I would say that the word is added just to make sure that the party keep environmental concerns and "good outlook" in mind while working on all the other tasks.
Citrix Receiver for Linux 3.17: full support for the EDT protocol
Interesting. Lego mosaic makers are one of the more frequent customers that I have for the output of the sorter. They take many kilos of plates and tiles in a single order.
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Mum Destroys Her Son's IPHONE X (YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS)
Rusts approach won't help you with scheduling---but in theory you don't have to do all your scheduling dynamically: if you know your program well enough you can schedule a lot of things statically and give guarantees.

(I wonder if anyone has come up with the right type system for this problem, yet?)
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Necessary Vitamin D intake is 10x higher than currently recommended by the NIH
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I think big tech companies are perfectly aware of how people react to their actions.
Never linkable? Are you sure, if you earned them they must have come from somewhere?
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Actually I read the rechargeable section but there is no explicit mention there of how quickly does the rechargeable battery provide power. Is this implied that it's not in quick bursts because it's rechargeable? Or maybe I missed something? (I re-read the section again now).
I don’t understand how it happened that all countries banned clonning. Ethuanasia is ok but cloning is banned. So your gov better kill you for your taxes than allow you to reproduce more efficiently. Or is there secrete laboratories where can I clone myself? There are less and less reasons why not to try this.
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IBM brings blockchain technology to resolve trade finance woes
There are no reasonably sized machines.

QC is currently basic research. It's not clear when machines large enough to be useful will exist, and I don't understand the reasons behind the current development speed. But keep in mind that we have computers with ~20qubits, and people have been consistently adding 3 more qubits every 2 years, for a rather long time.
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Ctrl + FN + Up, right? It makes complete sense to me. Going back to Windows (gaming PC) feel really counterintuitive.
I believe the code is on github if you want to star it:

https://github.com/lucaswo/legofy
This app looks really cool! Will give it a go for a week or so! For now it looks promising, I will be more than happy to donate!
Ask for a cavy.
The last thing programmers need to do is get involved with people who "work" in the social "sciences". These people are the most useless and deluded fools on earth. We need to absolutely defund these people and remove them from all public institutions wherever possible.
Be aware, though, that the newest version (Karabiner-Elements) has a bug where a key might get stuck. Which means you won't be able to login if SHIFT or a letter is stuck. I eventually removed it, because I lost work a few times because of this.
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Actually modern advertising ( post WW2 ) was built by psychologists - the artists just dressed up the intentions. Edward Bernays pivoted from being a propagandist to advertising and virtually created the foundation for Madison Avenue as we understand it. Until social media and it's dopamine manipulation strategies, advertising was focused on the manipulation of the viewer.
I like to think of blank pages as mini whiteboards. With a multifunction copier i can print out lined, grid paper or specialty layouts and whip it through the scanner once im done with it keeping a digital copy. 3USD buys me 500 pages, and with a laser printer [250USD], toner refill kit, etc. that comes out to less than a cent a page, or 3 cents if I amortize the printer over 10k pages (assuming it breaks once it hits its one month maximum duty cycle, which is stupid conservative).

That plus a nice fountain pen [Lamy Safari 18.7USD], ink [J. Herbin Perle Noir 7.2USD/30ml], mechanical pencil [Lamy Safari 12USD], pencil leads [Uni Nano Dia 0.9USD/20leads], technical pen [Rotring Isograph 16.3USD], and I've got a nice little setup.
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I converted to Dvorak out of general geekery a few years ago. But since I did that one a 'normal' keyboard, it essentially forced me to learn how to touch type.

(If you want to give it a try, have a look at Colemak, I hear great things about it on HN every once in a while. Or Neo2 layout, if you need non-English characters.)
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This is a place for discussion though, I understand people's need for privacy and keeping certain details private, in those cases it's probably best not to interject at all.

I'm allergic to face paint, I don't find it lurid to share that it's really the nickel that my skin finds irritating.
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