skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think that's the only interpretation. You can also work on moving into different parts of development. This problem exists everywhere, but is currently the most extreme in front-end web-app dev. Move the back end, ops, etc..
Thanks. My prior of fearing an update to macOS High Sierra by accident had me misreading the update blurb.
I dunno, it seems a lot to ask to not fracture the entire desktop.

Matching the perfomance of 91W-class i7's found in iMacs would take a lot of ARM. 45W-class i7's in Macbook Pro's are quite powerful, too.
Why should working people pay more so that corporations, wealthy inheritors and rent-seekers pay less?

Why should we explode the deficit if we need to make CHIP funding revenue neutral?

Why do we need stimulus in a booming economy?
How do we know that if the government decides how access is governed that the same government won't abuse by deciding what we can do with said access, what sites we use, what protocols we use, what apps we use, in our use.
That's not an entirely accurate representation what the Federal Reserve does, but even so, it's their job to issue bonds, which helps regulate the economy.
Empty threats, I think. Either way, I think Intel is long overdue another anti-trust lawsuit from the EU for its GPU bundling in laptops, as well as other things. Don't worry, the EU has an anti-trust case against Qualcomm already.
That's correct, and they're mad as hell too

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/gop-donors-in-new-york-sou...
Firefox Android doesn't open Google Hangout links properly
I’ve only tried ProtonMail’s iOS client, but have found it to be very easy to use.
Is there something similar for Xbox One? Would love to get something like this for my niece and nephew.
There are some art and design schools who graduate students with great career prospects. In general people with really good modeling and animation skills can find work in entertainment. Not many people will pursue a career in drama, but I have worked with many people with that background who had great presentation and communication skills. This is an engineering heavy forum, but look around the place you work. Is everybody in management an engineer or scientist?
I can't even imagine the amount of work that goes into producing a specification like this, BUT... I wish there were a reduced price option for individuals. I just can't justify spending USD 200 on getting a copy for myself. I'd love to have a copy so I don't have to rely on second-hand sources like websites and implementation details from STL maintainers on Reddit or Stack Overflow.
My phrasing is in-artful. The point is buyers make a decision about what payment to make and the seller gets the benefit of the tax credit.
Let's regulate Google/YouTube/Twitter/Facebook/Reddit/HN too.

No more censorship. Free speech is part of Constitution, NN is not. Free speech first, NN next.
I agree with you. Many ISPs would be quite good for the internet as a whole, but the problem with that is that just idealistic thinking in this case because the internet is a shared medium and infrastructure is build not only by companies but also by the tax payers.

In many cases the market can be left to its own devices to regulate themselves, but in some cases especially concerning infrastructure, interfaces, shared resources and basic human needs and rights we need regulation by the society that is not oriented to maximize profit in one business year but to create lasting and preservable goods.

Back to the net neutrality: I don't know if it that great for the market own regulation if you make it more difficult for consumer to objectively compare the offers of the different ISPs because you don't force them to release this information in a standardized format anymore.
To the degree that "deep state" == "loyal to the Constitution more than to the President", this is A Very Bad Thing(TM).

And to what degree that is, is solely at the discretion of the President.

This isn't how you run a democracy, Mr. Trump.
That article seems to contradict itself. They claim the pay difference is not big between STEM and liberal arts, then goes on to present data that clearly shows there's a big pay difference.

But then goes onto say the reason for the gender wage gap is not enough women choose STEM majors.
As I understand it all video compression uses delta compression between frames. And you mention another issue I forgot, that it can't reuse Huffman codes or any common segments between frames. Since they are independently compressed.
Well adapted life is a consequence of evolution. Intelligence is not necessary to survive. I am not sure who the master of the planet is: us or ants? Both are incredibly successful but with totally different strategies.
To be fair, planting a physical bug for longer-term surveillance is more difficult, because you need to worry about providing power to it, and about exfiltrating the data. A home assistant device, by its nature, has its owner ensuring both of those problems are solved for you.
Allow me to save you sometime, the author basically sums it up with this:

Conclusion: It’s obviously a simplified model and you can play around with the numbers and get marginally different results, but the key insight is that even if you’re a fervent crypto believer, if you think there is a nonzero chance a crash might happen then in order to maximize your EV (i.e. make the most money) you should keep some % of your money on the sidelines to invest once the bubble pops and lower your average buy-in cost. The higher the probability you assign to a crash, the more money you should keep on the sidelines and vice versa
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All of my email is encrypted using PGP on the way in. I can read it on my laptop, desktop and phone because I use Evolution, Mutt and K-9 Mail, all three of which support PGP and all three of which I can use with my Yubikey.

If you compromise my mailbox, you can't read any old or new email, and you can trigger as many password reset emails as you want, you wont be able to read them.
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So, other than the name, there's no actual info available on the chip?
I’m glad you asked – this is a very important question. In short, the regulation is needed to protect against ISPs prioritizing their profits over their consumers, which is something we have seen in the past where regulations were lacking.

As a preliminary matter, it’s important to recognize that net neutrality principles and protections in different forms have actually been around since 2005 and even earlier. So the flourishing of the internet and everything relying on it during that time occurred under the protections. A few years ago, however, the courts struck down one form of net neutrality protections (those that had relied on Title I of the Communications Act), so then in 2015 the FCC put net neutrality protections back in place under Title II instead (they also expanded the earlier protections, e.g., to include protections against abuses related to interconnection, which had not been the subject of net neutrality protections before 2015). Now, in 2017, the FCC under Chairman Ajit Pai is proposing to repeal net neutrality protections altogether (and the courts’ earlier decisions effectively foreclose a return to net neutrality protections under Title I). So that would be entirely new territory for the internet.

Why do we think that’s bad? Well, as I explained in my own public comment in the current proceeding (https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/10717583023587/FINAL%20RIF%20Co...), we’ve seen how companies behave in the absence of net neutrality protections, specifically in the area of interconnection before it was regulated in 2015, and their unregulated conduct harmed consumers. In essence, they made a deliberate business decision to let the quality of internet access degrade, knowing that it hurt consumers, to try to squeeze revenue out of edge providers like Netflix and backbone providers like Cogent and Level 3. Plus, we know that many consumers have few ISPs to choose from, so competition isn’t as effective a check as in other markets. So I believe strong net neutrality regulations are needed to avoid harms to consumers.
With the same logic, every expense should be deducted. If I work additional hour to give money to the landlord/clothes store/pub owner, why should I work additional 15 minutes to give money to the feds just because I earned money to give to the landlord/clothes store/pub owner? Because tax is charged on the income, not on money left in your pocket after paying everybody else. That's why it is income tax, not wealth tax or savings tax or any other tax.
There really does seem to be a Last Mile problem with a lot of these systems for formalism.

You're going to get garbage data from paying customers. With a good information architecture you'll have 'lines' in the system and all of the data that goes past a certain point is guaranteed to be sanitized, at which point all this formalism helps you avoid really bad mistakes.

What ends up happening most times is a set of proprietary bespoke thunking layers that progressively sanitize the data until its usable. Everybody writes their own and they either suck or took lots of effort to get right. Or, the entire system is full of uncertainty and reads like a Choose Your Own Adventure as written by a squirrel.

Maybe there's a space there between the user and the formal type system that needs a set of transformation tools. Like htmltidy, but without the html.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiVF_ZzzLM0

This is pretty good high-level video explanation to this question.
Went to Microcenter for my last machine. Price was pretty close to what I could spec out on partpicker for that model, which they raised $100 after I bought it. :)
Does anyone have performance figures ?

Is is 10x 100x 3x slower than standalone GPU lib ?!
I'm thinking more about whether this could be used to store cryptocurrency keys, in place of a hardware wallet. It's a different elliptic curve (according to another HN commenter recently) but that's not necessarily a deal killer forever.

Without an export it could maybe be one key in a multisig.
Do I really have to pay for a pdf of the standard? (sorry I just don't see anyway else to download the pdf)
End-users clearly love to use them (Wordpress esp.), but if the statement was rephrased as "no developer likes to implement or support them" it might be more plausible.
The mortgage interest deduction is a way for home owner/occupants to get cost parity vs landlords who could own the exact same property at a lower cost because the interest of a loan is a business expense.

Under the proposed tax cut, it could very well be cheaper for two neighbors to own each others houses and charge one another rent (collected via pass-thru corporations even) than it would be for them to own and live in their own houses with the same mortgage terms.
That's a lie, plain and simple. 2017 is the year that the claim that both parties are just as bad went from being a somewhat valid commentary on American politics to the cries of the intellectually lazy.

One party would not attempt to ram throw a bill that took away health insurance for millions without a back plan. One party would not attempt to ram through a tax reform bill that was literally being amended on the floor before the vote. One party would not let a federal agency make a sweeping change that the overwhelming majority of Americans do not support. One party would not allow the president of the United States to use Twitter to incite violence and spread out racist messages. I can go on, but the point is that had Clinton won, this year would not have been such a mess as the Republican party bungles it's way around trying to pillage and loot America for the benefit of its donors.
Can someone provide a pros/cons of Contentful? I don't get what's so hard about building an API around content. The frontend I get, but the backend seems relatively simple, and the complexities are usually brand-specific
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That sounds awful
1. Keep in mind "potential savings" is different from "actual savings".

If the EC2 hosts have already been reserved then Netflix "cloud costs" would be relatively stable. What you might see is a reduced rate of increase y/y.

2. Keep in mind Amdhal's Law (or rather a slight variant). The absolute reduction has to be weighted against the percentage of resource usage that has been reduced.

(All numbers are made up) If previously Netflix was paying 3MM for encoding, and now they are paying 0MM; Compared to an annual 30MM on streaming with a ~25% y/y growth, you wouldn't notice the missing 3MM unless it was pointed out.
They should do PGP on the way in, for people who want it. It's trivial to set up. All they need to do is let people paste in a public PGP key and encrypt all incoming email with that key. Here's how I've been doing it for the last 7 years:

https://www.grepular.com/Automatically_Encrypting_all_Incomi...
I think the main risk would be a deterioration in the government's finances since the government is expecting to get paid back and is factoring in those payments to the financial outlook. That could in turn lead to an increase in the government's borrowing costs, which could affect lots of other things negatively.
> Because normally for every 1 dollar deposited inside, bank can give away 5 dollars worth of credits to other people.

That's not the reason they can't pay everyone back in that scenario.

Even if they could only loan out the dollars that were deposited, it would still be the case that if all account owners wanted to get their money at once, they wouldn't be able to because the money is loaned out.

The only way it could be possible that everyone shows up at once, withdraws all their money, and actually gets it (without the bank borrowing it from another bank) is if the bank has all of the money sitting in a vault doing nothing.
Hey, I like your solution; adding some kind of id management like oauth would make it perfect, I think.
That is why they have better economies.

That's a bit of a stretch, no? The EU has higher tax rates than the US coastal states and their economies generally lag the US.

And Texas has been one of the fastest growing states in the US, yet has some of the lowest taxes.

Should I go on?
Dunno, I am one of the suckers who learned AngularJS 1. May the whole JS ecosystem burn in hell? Don't mind switching wasm GUI frameworks if I can choose the language.
The clause in question - unfair state aids - were already a part of the Rome Treaties, much earlier.
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This may be completely off the mark, but it's worth asking;

If the FCC repeals net neutrality, and if the FCC blocks state level net neutrality laws, and if a state / municipality has a de facto monopoly contract with one ISP, and finally, if that ISP engages in filtering / blocking / throttling content...

Then wouldn't that imply a first amendment violation, in that the state sanctions (via contract) treating protected speech in violation of the first amendment rights?

Because the people involved are trying to engage in protected speech which is hindered by state laws?
It will be interesting to see if this ends up in the industrial/rugged handheld market, or if Microsoft has conceded that market to Android for good.

I guess it could be up to the device manufacturers.
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My guess is housing prices fall and rents follow?
>> No Chinese firm should be permitted to own a controlling interest in any communication system widely used in the US.

> That can backfire very quickly, when Europe is going to say the same – no US firm should be permitted to control any system widely used in the EU.

China is a somewhat special case, though. It's an explicitly authoritarian oligarchy that have a proclivity for censorship and control. They should get more scrutiny from other liberal regimes than the US.

Though, if Europe wanted to disadvantage US communication products, I think they'd have a more than enough justification by citing NSA mass surveillance.
What's troublesome about systems like that is they invariably end up pulling FB's tracking code onto your blog.
primitive tech
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA

Townsends
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxr2d4As312LulcajAkKJYw
You can probably build the drafts from the github repo: https://github.com/cplusplus/draft/tree/c++17
Deficits only matter if the other party is in power, obviously.

I'm old enough to remember when we couldn't afford the stimulus and auto-bailouts when we were in recession, even though the economy is currently chugging along well at near full employment.
Regulatory and compliance costs are regressive - they target small businesses because they're aimed at large businesses but tend to adversely affect smaller ones at a greater rate.
C++17 is a slight disappointment, I hope C++20 will be the real deal - concepts could really be a game changer and move semantics needs more fixes :/.
Stop. I'm not a believer in slippery slope arguments, but given the fact that our president has chosen to do his best to undermine the media and by extension the first amendment, I'm strongly disinclined to add fuel to that fire.

The press has almost always been biased and truthy. Look at William Hearst. But it's still critical to our republic.
Secure enclave is just Apple's name for a secure cryptoprocessor implementation. Some other implementations are happy to accept your private key generated outside of the system.
The reduced price option for individuals is that you just look at the last working draft, which is always published for free for all ISO standards and is almost equivalent to the final product.

The only reason anyone cares about the officially published standard is if you're a compiler vendor who wants to know for sure that your product is standards compliant, which is why the cost for the no-draft versions is what it is.
> Under the proposed tax cut, it could very well be cheaper for two neighbors to own each others houses and charge one another rent (collected via pass-thru corporations even) than it would be for them to own and live in their own houses with the same mortgage terms.

Morw to the point, normal homeowners who have trouble with the setup cost of such an arrangement would pay higher taxes to subsidize the rich, who do not have trouble with the cost of setting up such a tax avoidance scheme.
How are you "typing" this comment?
Yep. You can download the latest working draft from open-std.org though: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2017/n470...
What makes it Light?
> does HN have tags/notifications?

No, but if you visit your Threads page (link at the top of every page) you can see any replies to any of your comments. There's nothing special that marks a new reply, though.

I have a habit of upvoting nearly every reply anyone makes to any comment of mine, as a way of thanking them for the comment. This also happens to help when I skim my Threads page, since it's easy to spot comments that still have the voting button(s).
Not a problem - as I reread my own post I realized that it only made sense in a very narrow context.

To the extent that I'm upset by education-as-daycare, it's only because I think they ought to be separate public services so each one can be done more efficiently. But that's a serious pipe dream, so for now I'd rather just double the budget of what exists and trust that the people involved are well-meaning enough to use it sensibly.
They don't. For every dollar we send the Federal government, we (California) gets back 88 cents. Mississippi gets something like $4 for every $1 it sends to the Federal government.
That sounds incredible, and I’ll find a way to see it soon I’m sure, for all of the reasons you’ve said.
Someone will upload it on libgen within a few days
You can build the pdf yourself from the LaTeX source: https://github.com/cplusplus/draft

Or get the latest public draft from https://wg21.link/standard

Or an html version: http://eelis.net/c++draft/
Easy creation of secure SSH configuration for your GitHub account(s)
Dumb question, but can someone give me a summary of how you can implement this in webgl?

I thought there are only vertex/fragment shaders and compute shaders aren't supported yet? Do you just pretend everything is pixel data?
There are really good jobs (and nice places to live) outside of the bay area.
Just go to https://github.com/cplusplus/draft for drafts. Choose a draft version that is produced right before the actual date of standardization and there are only very minor differences between the draft and the real deal.
> it's actually possible to do the "input verification" at one specific point in your program and then have a "proven" safe input and then never have to do any validation/verification again.

This can be done with "tainting" types, which are simple intersection types (even Java has them as one of its new pluggable type systems [1]), and doesn't require dependent types.

[1]: https://checkerframework.org/manual/#tainting-checker
Its rarely opaque TBH. Its usually pretty obvious who's failing to hold up to their end of the bargain.
Gamers figure this out on their own all the time.
YubiKeys allow you to load your own private key, which turned out to be a great feature. [0]

[0]: https://www.yubico.com/support/security-advisories/ysa-2017-...
Windows RT was only allowed to run Metro apps. We'll see how much of x86 we're allowed to run when we get our hands on it.
Build my own
I guess it's convenient not to have to deal with a payment processor when selling the kittens. I'm not sure how happy PayPal et al would be to take their business.
Wow, that whisky ad totally fooled me. I though it was part of the article, an illustration of a typical crass product placement. I let my defenses down for one moment, and now I'm already halfway through a bottle of whisky!
There need to be a limit on telemetry, eg what data programs collects about you. This is not something new though, but hard drive space is getting cheaper so it's possible to store even more data. All this data is a gold mine for marketing, knowing what you search for, what you have on your hard drive, all your friends, and social contacts.
It is useful to be able to add/delete ACLs without restart.

Wish we could modify settings such as "use_backend", "backend" and "server" the same way.

Maybe there is a workaround.
It's the BBC's job to untangle human societies byzantine legal jurisdictions?

Here I thought it was simply to offer television and radio programming to the British.
If this happens the precedent will outlive Trump and his administration. His successor (regardless of party) will inherit it and as we've seen it would likely expand with time. This could be the beginning of the downfall of the Republic and the rise of something more like the Roman Imperial period with the Caesars.
People making more than $200,000 per year will pay more taxes. How is it not a tax increase on the rich?