skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The poor in Venezuela, then, are getting what they deserve in correspondence to the value they produce. The economic system is failing only the rich
“I'm not really a fan of using the web-browser, so please don't go the “just use the webpage” route...” Why did I even bother writing that?
The CSS style side got replaced with a Rust implementation (that matches selectors and computes the used CSS value of each property for each node). The layout side is still all C++ (and Servo's implementation has nowhere near parity with what Gecko already has).
Yeah, but then I wouldn't get to cheat. :P
Here is the code I use for my mac to randomize my mac address:

interface="en0"
new_mac=$(openssl rand -hex 6 | sed 's/\(..\)/\1:/g; s/:$//; s/./0/2') # from stackoverflow
sudo ifconfig $interface ether $new_mac

Edit: What's the advantage of the solution in the post? If I just change my mac address every time I join a network (even the same one), they can't track me with my randomized mac addresses. So why would I prefer to keep a stable but randomized mac address for each network I connect to for a day?
>4 days becomes 5 weeks

Are you being serious? That only works if the people consuming these estimates don't have a clue and therefore can't call BS. This would get me aughed out of my job.
Less ageism? Less pop culture? Fundamentally, less fun and more seriousness?

Because it's so much fun to create new things in our industry, so much new stuff gets created. Often it's only marginally better than what came before, or more frequently, it's only better in one dimension, and significantly worse in other dimensions. But it gets adopted because it has social currency, recency, buzz, etc. and all the deficiencies slowly get filled in. And by the time it's mature, something else new comes along.

As long as we keep hiring cheap kids to build our stuff, they'll keep reinventing the wheel, and the workforce available to hire will only understand, and more importantly only want to work with, the latest popular fads.
The question was "Somehow though in my head all HN users appear as men...Is there any way to falsify?"

The results list multiple "I'm a woman in tech and <blah> <blah>", thus falsifying OP's assumption. What they were talking about is irrelevant to OP's question.
And people say this is necessary when we built thousands of starter homes in decades past and somehow developers still made scads of cash.
fork is the exact example of a structure that is only elegant from the outside but entirely unworkable otherwise. It keeps getting fixed and patched and worked around because at this point in time this enormous blunder has blinded too many.
Tolerance you’re referencing relates to the distance of one side to another, not the shape of the corners; the dice you linked to have their corners rounded (aka shaved) if you look at the image.
All you need to do is go to your awesome bar and type "%" as the first character, then space, then start typing the string you're looking for.
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One of my favotite channel. Sad, its over.
Is the remote part US-only or is Canada fine as well?
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Explain that the way to do estimates is to have a process that starts by breaking down the work into the components of the design, estimating each component, and adding it up, with small padding to each granular component. The more granular the breakdown, the more accurate the estimate. For a single top-line complete project guess (which is what you are being asked) you should use a large pad, as comments below say, double and shift. If you can afford the time to do the breakdown, you will get a closer and more realistic number, and have some of the project planning work done to boot.
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I'm Turkish and I agree. Also, Turk trust got involved in a controversy where they admitted that they leaked a private key. https://www.google.com.tr/amp/s/nakedsecurity.sophos.com/201...
If we're going to argue definitions, might as well see what more conventional definitions from the dictionary look like (from Google's Dictionary)

re·pub·lic
/rəˈpəblik/

a state in which supreme power is held by the people
and their elected representatives, and which has an
elected or nominated president rather than a monarch.

de·moc·ra·cy
/dəˈmäkrəsē/
a system of government by the whole population or all
the eligible members of a state, typically through
elected representatives.

Now, the next thing we should probably figure out is in what sense did Franklin mean it? Did he believe that the word 'Republic' conveyed merely that the country would be governed by Rule of Law? That seems extremely unlikely.
And here I thought res publica meant something like common good, and describes a system of government that derives its power from the people.
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You’re thinking of other drugs with intensely addictive properties, like heroin. Cocaine is way too expensive to hand out much more than a free bump or two, maybe a line, and that’s not necessarily enough to addict someone. Some people can do all the blow they want and not get addicted at all, which is obviously not a good RoI for the dealer.

So I hear, anyway...
>It's been a while since I lived in the Bay Area, but has San Jose really surpassed San Francisco?

Maybe it's because most of the cheaper more "suburban" areas near San Jose are Cupertino, Sanrta Clara, and Santa Cruz - cities in their own right whereas SF has a wide variety of rents within it's borders. (For example, outer sunset is much cheaper than SOMA.)
This comment is a great example of one of worst aspects of HN.
no, unfortunately all the monitors I use are slow (3-5 seconds) and the keyboard switch takes 2-3 seconds.
Apple pays 20% VAT on all their products. It's hardly notging.
Yeah, I mean it's easy to forget about places in NY with low costs of living like Binghamton.

Even in the city, it's easy to forget that most people don't live in Manhattan/the expensive parts of Queens and Brooklyn. A sizable minority, sure, but not most.
It generally does. The exception would be very well-compensated people in the corporate world who can afford au pairs and nannies, and, effectively, the modern equivalent of household servants. This is how the Sheryl Sandbergs of the world "lean in" and "do it all" — lots and lots of hired help. There is no other way.

I am not rich, and I ended up the single dad of a two year-old recently. So I am still trying to figure that puzzle for myself. Fortunately, I do have the flexibility of being self-employed, but on the other hand, if I don't work (long hours), neither I nor my son will have much to live on.
I'm sorry, I don't know what you mean, by vector? Do you meant a repeated proto field (which models a vector)?
At my company we use simple analysis on previous estimates and adjust future estimates based on past errors. We are usually about 70 to 100 percent accurate using this method. However, projects are usually not more than 7 days of work in my case.
I know right? What about these other benefits s/he speaks of? When I was in grad school I had to pay for housing, electricity, internet, meals, and transportation. Still had to work for the Uni 20 hours a week, study 40 hours, and take a contract job of 20 hours a week just to live paycheck to paycheck.
The bird thing is an old myth, recently brought back into the public consciousness by Trump. If you want to protect birds, ban tall buildings, power transmission lines, farming, and cats; all kill far, far more birds than wind turbines.
I thought it was "only" $100,000? Seems like a lot of engineering types would be close to that limit.
Thanks so much for this! The effort to package this model must have been significant. As awesome as it is to see source code implementations, being able to pip install a pretrained model is even better. I hope others emulate this!
"It's been a while since I lived in the Bay Area, but has San Jose really surpassed San Francisco?"

It is misleading. It has to do with averages. A large portion of SF residents are on rent control. So if you poll 10k SF people and ask their rent you get lower rental rates -- since in SF many are locked in and cannot afford to move. When you average the rents, you get a rental rate from over a decade ago. Example, if you are moving to SF today - you are looking at 3500$[i] for a run down 2brd. If you wanted to move to San Jose -- you might actually find a 2brd for $2500. I check every month and know the neighborhoods really well of Manhattan and SF. SF is more expensive - since Manhattan has more inventory and no rent control over 2k.

[i] https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/apa/d/open-must-see-huge-2-...
Absolutely not. The exact opposite. That's why this is such a problem for Uber's legal team.
On systemd-networkd, you can add

[Link]
MACAddressPolicy=random

and (for RFC 7844[13] DHCP Anonymity Profiles)

[DHCP]
Anonymize=true

to your network unit or link.
I guess it was a joke that splitting is a common human behavior and should not be qualified as a disease because someone overuses it.
Criterion: statistics-driven micro-benchmarking for Rust
The geography impact is probably less than you think. Notice that New Jersey is sky-high as well. New York State gets discounted because most of upstate New York is more Midwest like.

Also, rents in the boroughs of NYC are also very high, particularly in areas near transit.

Does LA have any any rent stabilization?
here's the best way to explain why the Bazaar is the right way: "nothing I ever do works correctly the first time but I'm on revision 8 before the programming by perfection committee gets revision 1 out the door".
Agreed, I've been pounding the "embeddability" drum for FF for a while. I'd love to easily use pieces in my own projects.
I make my best guess and quadruple it. That tends to be the most accurate I get.

I underestimate everything and also forget interruptions, new "on fire" issues, life events (turkey day, etc) and everything else.

So instead of worrying about all the stuff I'm missing, I just give my best guess and say it's that. A guess. If you want to hold me to an estimate, I need weeks of planning to get back to you. In that time I can do the missing BA work, mock up what needs to be done and get a better estimate, which I'll still quadruple.
Yes, but a certain level of literacy, cultural development and education is still required on the part of the parent in order to make effective use of all those resources. One still has to make sensible judgments about how to appropriate them and to supplement them with intelligent pedagogy.

Doubtless, some parents who home-school their parents have an adequate foundation for this. However, some of the greatest proponents of home-schooling I've met most definitely do not, and it boggles my mind.
> There isn't public information on this, but in the past I have heard that Chrome had a lot more engineers than Firefox (though it's a bit difficult to make direct comparisons because of scope differences). I suspect that's still true. I also heard the same thing about Edge at one point, but I suspect that may not be true now.

Scope differences make it incredibly hard.

Plenty of people on the Blink team work on things like Skia, which neither the WebKit nor EdgeHTML teams have equivalents of (because they just leverage OS-specific APIs), or on their HTTP/TLS stack (again, neither WebKit nor EdgeHTML teams have equivalents of), etc.

Gecko is somewhere in a middle-ground; they rely on third party libraries (including Skia—does that make that part of the Chrome team Blink/Gecko developers?) but not quite as much as WebKit and EdgeHTML do.

Core web stuff? The Blink team is larger, yes, but by how much is a hard question.

FWIW, I believe the Gecko team is nowadays larger than the EdgeHTML team, but they're certainly close in size. (And close to the size of the old Presto team, which admittedly had a scope closer to that of the Blink team.)
Yea because no one was using them. Everyone was still on 9.2.

OS X sucked horribly until 10.2 and wasn't decent IMO until 10.3.
I'm a developer from Iran. because of US sanctions there are multiple cloning startups for every major global app and websites like amazon, uber, airbnb, waze, google/apple app stores, itunes, netflix etc.
some of them are very popular like digikala, snapp, bazaar, etc.
community is very young, although there has been a lot of new conferences and events in last few years, there is no huge international event that I know of.
> I give an estimate with an error margin, that is usually larger. eg something like "that will take about 3 weeks, plus or minus 2 months"

I can’t tell if you’re being serious. How do people respond to such a non-estimate?
The detainee is a citizen and as such is afforded the same protections as any other citizen. By definition, not providing him with an attorney is not keeping him safe.
Really impressed with this! This would be invaluable for people who can't use dev tooling. Great website design as well.
I believe iPhones and Android phones only do it while in scanning mode. Once connected, they use the real MAC address.
Anything from a matrix to a tensor. For instance you want to store all SIFT points and run comparison.
No, the responses to the comment are a common fallacy on display, where rather than addressing the point of the thought experiment, which is clear enough, people attack the premise. There is no amount of defensive writing[1] that can bring relief to this situation.

1. https://pchiusano.github.io/2014-10-11/defensive-writing.htm...
iOS 11.2: Calculator bug 1+2+3=234
I was able to reproduce calculator bug on iOS 11.2 on an iPhone SE. See a short video in link for demonstration. I used only one finger to tap. I was able to reproduce it multiple times.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rurojjf0bwjvuih/File%20Dec%2003%2C%208%2032%2028%20AM.mov?dl=0
Though anecdotal, the one time I tried to restore my data from a duplicity backup (aside from when I initially started using it), I got a stack trace with an unhandled KeyError. I was never able to find out why the error happened or how to fix it, but thankfully I was just testing my ability to restore.

Anyway, I would recommend against using it - errors like that should be impossible when you're not doing anything exotic.
If in Smallco or startco, you have toxic co-workers you have toxic or politically aggressive co-workers, you'd better be very savvy on how to deal with them because you can't avoid them. In bigco, it's easier to isolate yourself from politics because you may have co-workers who are more willing to deal with them so you don't have to.
Thank you for the detailed explanation. But I cannot say that I like the requirement that I have to keep the records that can be later misinterpreted and used against me.
Ok so in other comments you seemed good at identify BPD. If you impersonate yourself reading this comment, what would be your diagnosis? Maybe your brother AND you suffer from the same problem, which is totally ok. It wouldn't help you and him more if, in place of enforcing him to find a cure for his BPD, you first fix yours?
It case it wasn't clear, the "Nobel Prize winning guy" was Obama
Because the purpose of research is to produce papers, not disseminate information or help others.

See how many CS papers talk about various algorithms without also providing the source code of said implementation.
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Looks like the work is good.But not sure of their hiring process.I always get the same canned response.Is it that some bots do it or recruiters.Their job description includes that we don't care about titles etc,but not sure if they are really following that.
There's probably a one-liner in Linux too, but not one which satisfies the three caveats in the post.
It must be comforting to live in a world that is so black and white. That legal back and forth isn’t worthless. It’s what systems based on the rule of law do when faced with knotty problems. You’ve decided that they are a sham and that the lawyers should be thrown in jail without due process.

Find me anyone other than the people in your head who believe the daughter was worthless.
Cfr. https://github.com/bendc/animateplus#browser-support
Those aren’t really valid metrics for rent without a lot of controls in the study.

People make due when they need to — they cram into whatever space they can afford for 25-40% of income.
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MAC address randomization is in fact built in to NetworkManager (edit: 1.4), so none of this work is really necessary (edit: if you are on 1.4 or later).

NetworkManager also includes more advanced modes which make the MAC address stable for a given hotspot, but random between them.

https://blogs.gnome.org/thaller/2016/08/26/mac-address-spoof...
Pretty cool idea. How long does it normally take for an alarm to happen after an email is sent to the insider's email address? I just emailed my insider about 5min ago and there is no alarm yet.
Add Honest Achmed's root certificate to Mozilla CA root store (2010)
Unless you're using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, in which case you're stuck with NetworkManager 1.2.

From the post: "I learned that NetworkManager 1.4.1+ can do MAC address randomization right out the box. If you’re using Ubuntu 17.04 upwards, you can get most of the way with this config file."
Rights aren't granted to you by any government, they're universal, even if you happen to be living under a regime which violates them.
A healthy amount of data that looked like PII based on data range, potential secrets in buckets, CSVs, JSONs, Cloudtrail dumps, but also generated reports on dummy data and without fingerprinting of the live data, it wouldn't know what's real or not. The Cloudtrail feature is also useful since it provides user behavior analytics, based on use, etc.
Brooklyn is expensive in general because it's most populous borough in NYC.
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> Say what you will about DJT, but he's quite honest

Yeah, uh, no.
> since Manhattan has more inventory and no rent control over 2k.

Not exactly...There's several different kinds of rent regulation in NY. You're probably thinking of the rent-stabilization cutoff at $2700? Technically there are many apartments that are considered rent-stabilized with rents well above $2700 -- the building that I live in, for example, where virtually all rents are north of $3500, has over 80 stabilized units in a building with 96 units. About 31% (as of a few years ago) of technically rent-stabilized buildings have loopholes that allow normal increases on rent that landlords do take advantage of. To these tenants, rent-stabilization has little more effect than a right-to-renew.

Rent controlled apartments are much rarer, comprising only of about 27k units across the five boroughs. There are two of these in my building. The number of rent controlled units is dwarfed by the number of apartments under other regulation, like SCRIE, Mitchell-Lama, etc., comprising of about 280k units total.

NYC's total housing inventory is slightly above 3.2 mil units, of which 1.34 mil are under some kind of rent regulation.

http://www.nycrgb.org/downloads/research/pdf_reports/17HSR.p...
Try putting your thumb on the scale when you turn it on. ;-)
I think the issue has more to do with something going on with iCloud than iOS versions.
True, funny how it's never "I also want to pay less taxes".
I don't see how a person with a transplanted uterus would need to menstruate. The role of the uterus is to facilitate pregnancy. Just as many women do not menstruate when taking oral contraceptive pills, just so could a transplant recipient not menstruate.
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Calculator bug is reproduced on iOS 11.2

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15838308
If anyone here's involved developing NetworkManager, it would be brilliant to see a 'stable-for-n-days' type setting. This would prevent a WiFi network tracking you over time, as well as between networks.
The CT stuff looks interesting, since it's inexpensive, and the other monitoring thing Amazon does (GuardDuty?) is expensive.
Spring physics, frame-based callbacks (see the `change()` examples), functions as values for duration, delay and any property you animate, making staggered animations easy to create, etc.
Whoisguard variants.
Examples in readme not working on latest iOS
There is no legal back and forth! There was no legal process! You seem to have a hard time understanding this.

Writing secretive memos on how to extra-judicially kill U.S. citizens is little different from Freisler giving his expert opinion to the Wannsee conference.
What’s interesting is that it correctly finds Namecheap whois-guarded domains too. If I search for the guarded domain directly it shows the correct record as the owner’s address/etc being WhoisGuard, but then if I search for a non-guarded domain and click through from the identified name, it does list the guarded domains as well (!)
"ARCOS"?

"Distro"?

It's not called ARCOS. It's AROS: (originally) the Amiga Research Operating System. (Due to a trademark claim, it is now the recursive AROS Research OS.)

AROS is not a distro; the word "distro" implies Linux. This is not Linux, nor is it even Unix.

Arguably it is a distribution of AROS, but the term is confusing and misleading.
There are some llvm flags you can pass to see what got autovectorized in the rustic output. And some that make it autovec more stuff. It is really sensitive to container size. Just throwing a few flags when compiling n-body speeds it up quite a bit over the one up on the benchmark game. I got it to beat the c implementation which had explicit SIMD with portable rust code. Still didn't beat FORTRAN with ifort but faster than gfortran. Also, when rust brings in an llvm with newgvn the autovec should get better.
Well, that is very sad. I just watched the final episode and it is probably my favorite things I have watched in years. I truly mean this. I am a film editor who truly despises temp music, and never knew about this episode. Bravo! I am honestly just goig to watch this again, and admittedly in a self-righteous pat-myself-on-the-back sort of way. I know, it’s awful, but so has watching the art of film be sacrificed through these systemic abuses.

I may have just begun a marathon. I don’t know. I had work to do today.