skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's not quite true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD_single

But they were never very popular.
At the top of the page you linked to, I see this message:

> The FreeRTOS kernel is now an AWS open source project, and these pages are being updated accordingly.

Given that, the distinction probably isn't super important.
I'd recommend people also check out ishell https://github.com/abiosoft/ishell
I've used it in a project before and absolutely loved the API + autocomplete functionality.
As a parent of three kids 10-16, I can absolutely testify to the shift in the way my cohort parents compared to our parents. All the parents I talk to are keenly aware of the “over-parenting” dynamic, but it is very tough to break out of for “reasons”. There are a ton of subtle forces and dynamics that funnel everyone into these patterns. I still find it confounding however.

I bet an enormous part of it is how unusual it is for kids <13 years old to walk places on their own. It really would stand out if your 11 year old kid walked a mile to school/store. Even though that was entirely common when I was a kid.
That sounds cool, but after reading the webpage I am still not sure what it actually does. It prints a picture, you can change art style, what's the point of the gimbal?
There's clearly a marketing problem at hand here. Some of the larger Modular Homes (built out of multiple "rooms") aren't bad.

The main issue is that the US Society as a whole uses cost-of-living as a differentiator. Those who own $500,000 single family homes want to ensure that everyone around them also is paying ~$500,000ish for their homes, because money is a crude estimator for crime levels and educational opportunity.

If you live in an area filled with $20k trailer homes, the assumption is that these areas are filled with criminals and drug lords.

With that said: cost-of-living is a differentiator in reality, because taxes are ultimately collected from the area. Richer areas can afford better schools, while poorer areas with lower land values won't have the same infrastructure. And unfortunately, building "mixed income neighborhoods" always causes a mess because of NIMBY.

The issue is one of societal expectations. Regardless, the question of "how to build cheap, dignified, affordable housing" is well solved in America. Trailer-park homes have power and running water.

The main issue IMO, is marketing and figuring out how to build "mixed income" developments without without making rich people feel like they're living next to poor people. As silly as it sounds, if this problem can be solved we'd solve a lot of issues...
> there are hair care products whose marketing focuses on a African-American customer base

Sure, but those aren't the products I'm referencing. I'm specifically talking about items such as types of brushes. Literally ONE non African American person makes something not exclusive, which for the purpose of marketing products, is besides the point. One of the first things you learn in statistics is to ignore extreme outliers.

Additionally, discussing semantics gets us nowhere and misses the point of what I'm saying. Pretending that all cultures are interested in all products is a sham and we shouldn't force Facebook or anyone else to pretend otherwise, except in protected cases.
>We have reserve pilots to help cover flying in December, and we are paying pilots who pick up certain open trips 150 percent of their hourly rate — as much as we are allowed to pay them per the contract

Interesting that there is a maximum rate.

>In a post to its website, the union warned its members that because "management unilaterally created their solution in violation of the contract, neither APA nor the contract can guarantee the promised payment of the premium being offered."

Looks like the pilots trust AA less than I do when they promise vouchers.
BLU Products releases phone-bricking OTA update
TIL that slopes, positive or negative also need to account for the wind vector and the friction. Low friction and prevailing wind can allow one to slide uphill. It isn't the slope per-se but the energy in the system.
Truth be told we did actually screencap a bunch of scenarios for a blog post https://blog.manifold.co/promptui-get-user-input-in-your-cli...

But you're right, we should bring them to the readme or to the _examples folder.
This thread is a really interesting example of how easily humans can simultaneously hold conflicting beliefs/opinions. I'm gathering that a lot of developers and businesspeople here:

a) are very concerned about collection of their own data

b) derive material value from Crashlytics, Mixpanel and other "tracking tools" for their work

It's tricky to reconcile those two ideas.
Cake https://github.com/dcasnowdon/Cake

Written by Matt Hermann who I believe is now at google - I've never met him. I worked somewhere that used it and have used it ever since for every greenfields C++ project I've done and just don't think about my build system anymore. For me this just works for everything I need, adding a linkflag for this .cpp file only? Dead simple, hard to imagine it being simpler. Build tests and run with valgrind equally so. I have a single top level makefile that literally just specifies targets, eg release, test, asan_test, clang_release etc. Each is a single cake line.

I highly recommend it for C++ on linux (haven't used it elsewhere to say), for me it's a thing of beauty and a joy forever. Not dealing with autotools or scons or complicated make based build systems makes C++ so much nicer to work with.
That doesn't contradict what joshvm said, though. Outside finance and the tech giants, my observation has been that seniors make 60-90k. Hedge funds pay 100-130k base, with cushty bonuses, but there really aren't that many jobs like that to go around.

Contracting, though, yeah. 500 a day for a competent but unexceptional Java developer? 800 for Scala? More if you happen to know whatever's hot right now? A contractor friend once told me to plan around billing 220 days a year, which would see the Java grunt on 110k, and the Scala astronaut on 176k.
> if the homeowner were not rich would they have a sitting U.S. Senator write a letter on their behalf and have a special hearing to decide the issue?

Almost certainly not and I do believe that the Senator's interference is unethical.
I can’t help mentioning my own project - https://github.com/aldanor/ipybind - which provides a lightweight Jupyter interface to pybind11 [1], allowing to quickly sketch working C++ extensions in the notebook; all features of pybind11 like numpy support are immediately available. Been using it myself quite a lot for prototyping C++/Python code.

[1] https://github.com/pybind/pybind11
"In the United States, no one should lose property at the hands of the government without knowing it" Feinstein wrote on their behalf.

Are we allowed to use this defense in a court of law? I know many people, myself included that have had assets both (monetary and physical) taken by the government both (local and state) without direct knowledge of its potential occurrence. Seems like this case could open Pandora's box
It seems it is exactly freeRTOS, but with some additional drivers and libs so not changing the name seems to be a good decision I think. I am wondering however if by using this os, the dev is obliged to use aws services. Isn't this more of a limitation than a benefit?
I _do_ think we should also talk about the fact that the tax is pocket change for them.. that's not a small piece of land.
Well if something needs more burn in time, the last thing you want to do is get thousands or millions of customers. The reliability of a Timex or Toyota has to be high.
Not true. Affinity Photo [1], Lightroom, Capture One, RawTherapee (free) are all great photo editors. If you're doing lots of manipulation/painting/drawing then Affinity is still a great option.

https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/
> That’s exactly why romance and sexual have no place in the office, on either side.

But it so happens that I am at work pretty much all day including a lot of weekends. My work is my life. If you're going to tell me that I am simply not allowed to get involved with a person at a place where my life is, it means that I will likely be alone for a very long while. Especially since I am not a bar person (I'm petite, shy when meeting new people, and can't speak loudly, bars/clubs are a no-go and I don't have much of a social network other than from work).

I have a suspicion that you work in a field and in an area where you are afforded the luxury of time and resources to be able to operate within the constraints you now stipulate. Many do not, and they cannot find their human need for romance met if you suddenly say that romance-at-work is off-limits.
Coming from things like Babel I was really amazed what the OCaml compiler could do at compile time.
It's almost as if it varies by genre and there is no hard and fast rule if you're talking about all music.
How about recompressed, resized, photoshopped, format-converted... a filter against trivial transformations like transposition is worthless.
there goes the neighborhood
Wouldn't this just use the same citation rules as Wikipedia? News sources deemed "authoritative" based on popularity or reputation? I've seen a lot of evidence later called "non-existent" or "fake" by these sources that I could previously trace before it was removed by the uploader or banned by an admin, even if it was archived and screenshotted.
I would be surprised if Coinbase didn't get sued because of their bad service... locking people's money when the market is going crazy.
Based on what evidence? We can put hundreds of customer apps into a few servers and have them deployed and updated easily. We could try to manage this ourselves but it's much less efficient while costing much more effort. GKE also costs nothing for a master and there is no overhead.

K8S/docker also makes it easy to avoid all the systemd/init issues and just use a standard interface with declarative configs and fast deployments that are automatically and dynamically managed while nodes come and go. We have preemptible instances with fast local storage and cheap pricing that maintain 100s of apps. K8S also easily manages any clustered software, regardless of native capabilities, along with easy networking.

Why would I use chef for that - if it can even do all that in the first place?
Good catch I didn't see that announcement there. That does change things
I don't get it - btc is worse than cash for buying drugs and botnets. Cash is anonymous, how do people forget that?
The opposition is always doing so, no matter who the opposition is.
You're missing out. It's a shitty title but the content is pretty interesting.
Computer glitch at American Airlines gives too many pilots time off over break
Check out /r/cscareerquestions for their experienced dev salary https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/6yt8pl/o...

Personally I bring in around $400k/year working remotely in a low COL area. That being said if I was working on the local market I'd probably be making somewhere between $120k - $150k.
No. Like Nancy Reagan said, "just say no."

Your likeness is your data.
The articles title seems click-baity. The browser is still open, it's just opened a different, smaller window to run it in. The title sounds like its forked off a different process or something to continue after your browser process tree is killed.

What I don't understand is how a site is able to adjust the size, and position of the browser window.
Using Bezier curves to improve multi-hued color scales
This is super cool, but I'd be cautious about the usefulness of this data set.

Both this data set and LibriSpeech are read speech, where the speaker was prompted with a transcription and asked to say it out loud. In practice it's very rare that you're trying to transcribe speech that's already been transcribed. Speech patterns for computer-directed speech (e.g. for voice activated user interfaces) or human-to-human speech (e.g. for meeting transcription) are quite different.
Would this be a direct competitor to Google Cloud's app engine flexible? Aka i just upload my docker container?
Ask HN: What would make this worthy of Show HN?
I don't understand Show HN. Reading the rules and looking through the submissions doesn't clarify anything for me. Please "explain it to me like I am 5."

My earned income is made online. It helped me get myself off the street recently, in part because it is earned online, so it is portable. This allowed me to move someplace with rent in my price range.

Unemployment in this town is high and there are a lot of homeless. I want to somehow help people here learn to make money online. I am going to public meetings and people just don't seem to be all that plugged in. They don't seem very internet savvy. My life is very much online and I feel like an alien here.

I see an opportunity to give some pushback against the general trend that jobs are concentrating in the big cities and small town America is getting left out and left behind. But I am having trouble figuring out what comes next.

So, what makes a site a Show HN? What do I need to do to make this a "project" in the eyes of the world and not "just a website."

I submitted a page of this site as an article earlier today in hopes of getting some kind of feedback:

http://independentdigitalworkers.blogspot.com

What are some next steps I can take?

Thank you.
Which is true.

The word "reference" is overloaded, it can be used to mean "anything pointery that's guaranteed to exist" too. Box<T> in this context is a reference.

The post does kind of dance between definitions of "reference" a bit, but I think that's intentional.
No relevance to the topic? The title is: `<i is="the walrus">`, the topic is the usage and implementation of the `is=""` HTML attribute which is mentioned in the second sentence of the article. The lede isn't exactly buried
Clickable: http://independentdigitalworkers.blogspot.com
I hope you're not implying that the typical commute for someone in the city is less [edit] than 25 minutes. http://kron4.com/2017/10/30/study-san-francisco-ranks-among-...
Is the safest space for women these days actually Wall Street?
I was joking about Alsup allowing Uber's pretrial malfeasance to be disclosed to the jury. But the quotes in this Ars Technica article[0] make me wonder.
"My normal inclination is, let’s decide the case on the merits but I’ve never seen a case where there are so many bad things like Uber has done."
"It looks like you covered [the Jacobs letter] up, refused to turn it over to the lawyers that were most involved in the case, [and] to me, for reasons that are inexplicable."
It sounds like Alsup is split on the Jacobs letter because he might be a "disgruntled employee who sees the handwriting on the wall". And he really wanted to know why Jacobs' lawyer got $3m for writing a letter. Alsup knows something doesn't smell right about the Jacobs settlement.
If it is allowed...

[0]: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/11/waymo-asks-ubers...
Given the name I was expecting this to be affiliated with Tom Vasel (founder of The Dice Tower and notable game reviewer) in some way, but it seems to be completely unrelated.
Actually Minneapolis gets so cold that it's usually pretty sunny in the winter because the air has less moisture and higher density.
> This makes me feel hopeless, as I'm only about to start using Rust in my hobby projects after reading the essential book chapters.

The operative term there being "a few hundred lines", not "4 years".

A few hundred lines is hardly a couple of hours work.

This means she's written bits of Rust on and off over the course of four years and never sat down with it, basically.

Nothing to worry about.
Yeah 120k or so for a family of four in San Mateo qualifies you for affordable housing.
"we are paying pilots who pick up certain open trips 150 percent of their hourly rate "

In most tech companies they would maybe give you an extra pizza but certainly no extra pay.
He is saying that that law applies to EU citizens even when they are not located in the EU. Much more difficult then determining which country the user is connecting from.

Not sure if this is the law though
What makes this more useful than the alarm clock or calendar features built into any phone?
You then need to do extra wrapping, and other crates can't add new things that are "as reffable as a path", and there's a runtime penalty
And all around good guy. Have you met him in person? He's shockingly tall. Taller than you would think possible from his videos. I saw him again at PAX Unplugged last week... I'm always surprised by just how impossibly tall he is.
Not regardless of settings, but critical security updates will be installed without user intervention with the default settings in the App Store Control Panel.

Here's an article discussing their first use of this mechanism.

https://www.computerworld.com/article/2862976/apple-deploys-...
I would think you'd have to argue that the answer is more. The crux being that mega companies no longer have absolute control over a limited number of distribution channels (e.g., traditional radio).

That has to have led gaps for other genres to edge in. Look at EMD a couple years ago. That, I don't think, was driven by top down marketing dollars. I think you're likely talking about less accessible genres, but I think the EMD example still applies.
There’s Affinity Photo. I don’t know how good it is I only have experience with Affinity Designer, which I find to be great for my needs.
People are claiming Die Hard is a Christmas film it’s tearing the internet apart
Linux kernel driver development: fixing Microsoft Surface Pro headphone out
Inertia ? Vassal has always been on Sourceforge.

I don't see much benefit in using Java for board games, especially in a client-side app where server resources are not an issue. Vast majority of board games are turn-based with alternating turns. The bottleneck is player input. A more expressive language like Python would work better in my opinion. Inertia, I guess. Java was all the rage back then.
Experian probably already shared that with them.
Knowing what is there
Its more the trailer park than the trailer that is hated. Anything that has observably lower income people will make other home owners mad. I've seen some really nice trailer parks (heck, better than the HUD housing areas I grew up in), but the NIMBY is pretty strong.
We Need to Protect Anonymous Low-Cost Online Political Speech
This is how I'm doing C++ rapid interactive. Combined shell and C++ in a single file that compiles itself and either runs itself or runs objdump on itself. I find it really useful and fast to test something in junkcode. Not quite the same problem as interactive C++ with Jupyter but there's some overlap. Overlap with godbolt as well - find this quicker perhaps because I'm more used to it?

https://github.com/hal88/junkcode/blob/master/template_scrip...

I post in the hope that it is a useful idea to someone and also that people respond with their similar ideas that might be useful to me.
Crypto Heroes - Ethereum Hackathon

Friday 1st Dec 4.00pm - 9.30pm + Sat 2nd Dec 10am - 3.30pm PST
@Spaces Coworking, 95 3rd Str, San Francisco, CA 94103.
Here's a list [1] of 400 exchanges you can buy Bitcoin from, 34 of trade BTC/USD. This doesn't include some sites that charge a premium and allow you to buy with debit cards. There are also Bitcoin ATMs, over 1000 of them in the United States [2].

[1] https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets
[2] https://coinatmradar.com/
In my experience, contributing to Wikinews was a daily grind compared to Wikipedia.

Wikipedia was a chance to craft something long lasting over a period of time. Wikinews involved a similar amount of effort per article but invariably the item was largely irrelevant a day or two after it was written. It was hard to keep the news current.

Out of curiosity, do you know if the group has any specific ideas in this regard and what they are?
YouTube's demonetization codes sleuthed out in HTML
>Amazon FreeRTOS is based on the FreeRTOS kernel, a popular open source operating system for microcontrollers, and extends it with software libraries that make it easy to securely connect your small, low-power devices to AWS cloud services like AWS IoT Core or to more powerful edge devices running AWS Greengrass.
How would you find a SV company open to remote workers? I haven't heard of any.
> It is the persons fault for not rear ending a vehicle, its also the first drivers responsibility to drive responsibly (i.e. not braking or stopping for things that are imaginary)

Pitch this line to your insurance company if you ever end up causing a rear ending. It'll be entertaining for the rest of us at least.

Doesn't matter what the car in front of you is up to or not. If you do not leave enough space to be able to handle them stopping, you are at fault. You should be utilizing defensive driving, and not depending on the driver in front of you ever acting responsibly or rationally.
Agree completely. Personally, I was hoping that Visa, MC, and Amex together could just create a new standard "financial ID number" or "Credit ID Number" that they could collectively agree on and we could all just kind of ignore the government. CC numbers themselves are almost good enough in the first place, they just need to get a little more self-referential.

Hell, maybe they could even use a distributed ledger to do it and bring in the credit reporting agencies too.
That's because most tech companies pay a salary rather than an hourly rate.
Generally most inherent methods are listed in the same file as the type.

Trait implementations may bring in other methods and may be listed elsewhere, but C++ doesn't help with this either (C++ doesn't have traits but there are common patterns that provide similar functionality)

Most folks use the autogenerated docs (cargo doc), which list all the methods. But also when reading code it's not hard to grep for impls.
Why not? No one's stopping you from starting your own venture. What makes you entitled to a larger piece of the pie if you aren't putting in the extra work or shouldering the extra risk of a founder?
I remember this being an issue with the Google cars on the highway. The cars, if software limited to the posted speed limit, were dangerously slow compared to the surrounding traffic. Some limited law breaking had to be introduced in order to operate safely.
> Sure, but those aren't the products I'm referencing.

Yes, they are; your description is inaccurate.

> I'm specifically talking about items such as types of brushes

Yes, those are (mostly) in the first category I talk about, those wheels the marketing focus is largely because they targeted hair features most common in, but not exclusive to, the targeted race.

> Pretending that all cultures are interested in all products is a sham and we shouldn't force Facebook or anyone else to pretend otherwise, except in protected cases.

Race is a protected class in public accommodations in general, not just housing. While that doesn't—either in housing or other accommodations—prohibit racially biased advertising such as choosing to advertise exclusively in a publication with a well-known race-specific appeal, to the extent one can argue housing anti-discrimination law is a bar to housing ads which are exclusively targeted to (or which specifically are targeted to avoid) individuals of a particular race, that would seem likely to raise issues under public accommodation laws as well.
Ask HN: How to reduce dark circles around the eyes (that actually work)?
I'm hoping this scientifically minded community has an answer. My problem is not bags, but discoloration of a blue-ish hue. This is my number one problem that is ruining my life right now. I always look tired/sleepy or stoned and it's affecting my confidence.
Two other well known graph databases are "Janus" and "Titan" both of which are named after ancient gods