skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While it has mostly gone out of favour, it really isn't due to some cosmic plan. Intel just won in the microprocessor architecture race, and they happened to be LE due to their evolution.

I still have PowerPC and MIPS machines that are BE, and which are occasionally handy for seeing if pointer math is being done wrong.
Can't speak for parent, but when I find an interesting subject I'll read up on it. I Might even buy books in the field.
While my primary motivation is curiosity, you never know when knowing a specific thing might come in handy. Or you might be able to apply some principles in a different field.

Of course time is limited, so when deciding if I'm going to invest the time I do a quick check on ROI. How much time do I think I'll have to invest. This depends on how much I know in the general area of the subject and how specialized I assume the subject to be. So basically how much time do I have to spend to learn the required vocabulary. I value that against how useful I assume the knowledge to be. Can I directly apply the new knowledge, or do I assume it to have synergies with my main subject of interest.

But sometimes a subject is so interesting to me that learning about it is its own reward.
No-one mentions performance impact of this. Maybe there is none or it's so small it goes unnoticed? I'm just wondering about that because in quite some companies I've seen the same issues; mostly on Windows, but I wouldn't be surprised the same happens on other OS: you let your device get managed by the company allowing it to push whatever onto it. Couple of months later performance comes to a grinding halt because of way too much unneeded stuff running, over-hungry virus scanners, bugs in managment scripts etc. It's horrifying to see a brand new workstation loosing all it's snappiness while an unmanaged +5year old one still runs smooth.
A somewhat more interesting calculation would be what you get if you divide the total rental value of their capital assets.
> Eurotunnel have stated they don't think it will have an effect.

> Eurostar: "should the UK leave the customs union... these new customs obligations would be very difficult to put in place in the restricted space available in stations, and would make our current cargo business (Eurodespatch) economically unviable. ... Divergence between UK and EU rules... would lead to significant cost and complexity for our business. Depending on the nature of any differences between systems, it may not be possible to operate either from an economic or practical standpoint."

Honestly, "we don't think it will have an effect" is not the message that I take home from that.

https://mobile.twitter.com/mattholehouse/status/954286948520...
Maybe of interest: https://www.whotracks.me/ - A growing list of profiles on trackers and tracking landscape on popular domains.
But we're left to infer that from the title, and with no details.

How did reading Kant lead to a moral shift for the author? Gradually or one big moment? Did certain passages resonate with him especially?

He told us how he came to read Kant and what was going on in his life at the time. And did a pretty good job. But told us little about reading it actually affected him
We've had the most fun recently with one of those "Pandora's Box" pirate 1980s arcade simulators. I believe internally it runs on a 32 bit ARM chip.
> Have you travelled on it,

Yes, more times than I can count on fingers. As a seated passenger and on a vehicle.

As a seated passenger: if you find Kings Cross easy to get to, it's very convenient, and much faster and more relaxing than all the attendant faff of a short flight from an airport.

In a vehicle: I get that there are onloading / offloading delays, which is why I'd like to see numbers before I form an opinion on which would be faster, the existing tunnel or hypothetical bridge.
It seems as though the large PC companies like Dell are still getting high end graphics cards. Ironically It's probably cheaper to buy an Alienware right now, as opposed to making a PC from parts.
A direct impact is actually less probable than a sliding hit.
Overview of Current System Security Conferences
But income redistribution only adress the symptom. The capital assets driving the inequality would still be firmly in their control. You must put a price on ownership it self to really make a difference.
But is that really what it is, or is it a case of not getting all of the engine that you did pay for?
OverDisk works on windows, has a very small portable binary and does similar sunburst charts: https://overdisk.jaleco.com/

It hasn't been updated since a long time, but it works decently.
Make sure it has machine learning please!
Ah thanks, I'd missed those, github forcing TLS on raw files is the problem in the first place: https://github.com/2ndalpha/gasmask/issues/90#issuecomment-2...
It does have an enterprise edition!
It may resemble Reddit but it's entirely different idea.

Reddit is a place where people share content and if their content is interesting it will get upvoted by other people.

Ratesome is not about content, it's all about opinions on pretty much everything (and everyone) in life... Here is the Bitcoin topic for example: https://ratesome.com/topic/Bitcoin
It has 49 opinions, meaning 49 people have expressed their opinions. Overall opinion is +10, meaning that positive opinions are prevailing at the moment...

Another example: https://ratesome.com/topic/Buying-a-used-2006-Nissan-Maxima-...

A person is looking to buy a used car and needs opinions whether it's a good deal... People think it's not...
Portfolio management – a different definition
Yeah, the states where you store inventory is enough for them to say you have a Nexus and have to collect sales tax in that state.

Then some states also have a tangible personal property tax that applies to even inventory that usually the county collects and enforces, such as Arkansas, Kentucky, and some other states. Some states with TPP taxes apply only to goods your company uses(such as Office furniture, paintings on the wall, computers, etc stuff you aren't selling but using), but some even apply it to inventory for reselling.

Which not sure if FBA opens you up to TPP taxes too as I haven't got that far into it, but I'm thinking there's a probably a chance counties will want that too if they knew you stored stuff in a warehouse within their county.

I just think it is insane. I know we need taxes to pay for services, but so many different tax types and at different levels. Just wish they'd made things more consistent and easier to do. I really support just a single flat income tax at the fed level(where states, counties, and cities get a cut from based on some criteria but the taxpayer wouldn't have to personally worry about that. They'd only have 1 agency to deal with and pay.), and repeal all other taxes other than real estate property and the new flat income tax.
Jira/Hipchat depending on relevance, pointing to gitlab instance for code and to the build server's drop box for end results. Simple yet effective though I reckon it might not work for all types of software, let alone non-software projects.
I don't really understand all the negativity towards bitcoin on HN these days.

Back when it was new nobody would shame or outright insult people who invested in it. But somehow that's totally the norm now.
Why does it matter whether the coin is worth 10$ or 10000$?

It was and still is a disruptive concept that solves many issues with our current centralized currency system.

Sure it also has a lot of issues itself. But can't we simply appreciate the technology for what it is: a Proof Of Concept.
You should check out a project like Cardano then, they make their research go through academic peer review before they do anything. They also write their code in a way that you can prove it is an actual implementation of what the paper said (if I'm remembering correctly,but I'm not very familiar on the topic so I won't say much more about that, you can research it if you want).
see @ClassyJacket response
basically release ios 10.3.4
The Economist – How to tame the tech titans
I Use Google Play Newsstand (both the site and the Android app):

https://newsstand.google.com/

BTW, even if you don't like Newsstand for consuming news, keep in mind that following topics and publications in Newsstand (eg. https://newsstand.google.com/my/library) also affects the cards shown in the Google App feed (née Google Now), and the Newsstand web UI is much easier to use for managing/following lots of topics.

I'm less certain as to how data about in-feed user actions ("Recommend fewer stories like this" and similar affordances) are shared between the two venues. It seems intermittent or episodic, rather than continuous.
DjangoCon Europe 2018: Call for Participation
Ethereum Internals
It's a solution to one of the harder challenges in the puzzle/programming game TIS-100. In TIS-100, you have multiple parallel cores which each may have up to 15 lines of TIS-100 assembly. Each core has only one directly-accessible register and a swap instruction to swap its value with a secondary register. Each core has instructions available to send or receive values to adjacent cores. The memory, code, and layout limitations provide a lot of fun challenge to simple-ish problems.
How risky is the software you use? (shmooncon18 slides) [pdf]
How to Make a Consciousness Meter (2017)
A Free Software project is never really dead. As long as the source is around there's always a remote possibility someone will come and pick it up at some point and continue development. There's been such projects in the past, with no updates for nearly 10 years and then suddenly new development pickup up.
Preserving privacy by having a public ledger where everyone can see your transactions?
Not while there's a nice big button in the top right labelled "fork".
How about this:

let x = pipe(2
, Math.pow(5, ?)
, square
)

;)
"happen" has a verb sense meaning "to encounter by chance" when followed by "on" or "upon", so "happened" is grammatically and idiomatically correct. All the other ones are weird, though :)
Strong rhetoric but do you have the same view about driving a vehicle that has noxious emissions (and we're only recently discovering quite how noxious) that inevitably enter the personal space of others? Can we assume you don't have one?
> But I don't understand why people would even put a single dollar into something at such a point.

because they think it will go higher
The investors didn't want standard returns, the valuation was based on them growing rapidly for years, which means new markets.

They could have made money from their drone product line by diversifying beyond 'toy'. But that would have required integration partners, different sales channels etc, and they didn't have the skills to build that.
Do you realise that this is essentialy Mike Bostock's reference implementation of a Collapsible Tree [1]?

Why re-distribute it as a separate repository?

Rebeca Ricks added tooltips, but you haven't generalised these: the code in your repo still generates this text using .Data and .Purpose attributes of the data objects representing the leaves [2], which won't exist for general tree objects.

[1]: https://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4339083

[2]: https://github.com/shawwn/d4tree/blob/master/js/script.js#L7...
Anyone thinking at SPACEBALLS THE MOVIE?
Chief Executive of US bankiJPMorgan Jamie D. The bank’s workers got no raise
Build an ethereum contract (or verify and use an existing one) that refunds all money received unless a 'goal' is met, like a 'guaranteed money back if useless' GoFundMe.

Allow people to submit ideas that you're willing to vet completion for (this gets tricky/arbitration-y, encourage splitting this up into phases/steps rather than a giant lump sum) like an 'only pay if you get it' Kickstarter/Upwork.

With a twist: find a way to use all the pending deposits for proof of stake and return most of what is earned to those who have committed to potential projects. Consider making your own transaction fee equal to the ethereum transaction fee for all your transactions.

I may spam a couple more as separate comments...
The subway in East Berlin was formerly (and is now again) part of the Berlin U-Bahn, which predates Moscow's metro by a good 30 years. So while in a Communist country, it's not really a Communist-era metro.
In our team we use Wrike for project management. Each team member customizes their workflow and makes their project/task list public for the most part; completion is seen at a glance and project leads are added as default collaborators. Project leads can also tag tasks from users into separate folders for critical items, and do assignments and update due dates if needed.

The gantt charts and reports allow each member to ensure they can validate their work progress, and the project manager/leads being able to visualize it as well at any time.

Myself and two others also use Jira/Jira Core separately for operations and software issue tracking.

Wrike and Jira both integrate with Microsoft Teams as functional, browsable tabs and serves to provide connected dashboards in real-time.

We have team members across four countries so weekly meetings involve screen sharing, annotation, and task creation/assignment in Wrike done on the fly as well.

Regardless of your software choices, my tip is to ensure you have a way of reporting/visualizing progress and being able to integrate the project management tool with your communication tool of choice.
I started working remotely a couple of years ago and I found this immensely challenging. I always felt like I was behind the rest of the team since they could all see what each other was doing, but I felt like I was in my own little bubble. It didn't help that I was working on a totally separate part of our app that no one else was really involved with. As time went on, my manager made it pretty clear that he was happy with my progress and I realised that this was the only real important thing.

Since then, I've moved onto a totally different area of work, and if I'm doing my job right, my work should be almost imperceptible to the rest of the team. Occasionally I have to ask the team to adapt to a new process, etc. which isn't helpful since they only really see the negative aspects of my role, but again, my manager is happy, so I'm happy.

You asked about tools, etc. and I'll cover that, but I wanted to share that I don't think it's of vital importance that everyone knows what you are working on. It's understandable to want to know what everyone else is working on, and if that's the case, bring it up with your manager. Let them know that you'd like to know more about the rest of the team and work out a solution with them. However, it will never be perfect.

So, in terms of tooling for us, we use Slack for day to day communication (somewhat ironic considering we work on an email client), and we have a few different channels for our work. The two most important one are our general one for the app where we can ask questions, share advice, etc. The other is our "syncup" channel where we post update of what we are working on, what we worked on, etc. It's basically a standup channel. The hardest part is remembering to update it regularly. In addition, we have a full team meeting once a week via video call.

So, basically, use Slack/Hip Chat/email/whatever for regular updates with everyone, and for the bigger picture stuff, you only need to convince your manager that you are getting everything done.
If I zoom in enough to have readable text, the branches below the middle are unreachable via scrolling (Safari). Something is very broken with this presentation.
Fewer crimes are possible with cash than with cryptocurrencies. It’s not boolean.
Yet more crimes are being done with cash than cryptocurrencies.
Three days of reading on a specialist applied subject (like quantitative finance) which is super-competitive (because huge money, and literally competing against other market participants) and very high barrier to entry makes it seem like the reward is very low. If that same time were spent in general machine learning techniques, for example, it would have an outsize return as it could then be applied to any field. Indeed it is possible that minimal sophistication might yield excellent returns on the market if one is a machine learning expert, trains a model on historical data, and then applies its predictions using a pretty dumb web interface and no sophisticated stack at all. This is why I'm surprised grandparent is investing the time.
I don't think it's awesome, but I'm certain it's useful, especially when the opinions database grows larger, as a go-to-place when you need find out at a glance what people think on certain topics... Instead of reading through countless number of posts on social meadia or q&a platforms...

And you can as well create a topic of your own about something personal (just like in the second example I've posted).
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I think I'd have been confused as to why using a parser generator was also not similarly regarded as being too easy :)

Interestingly, most mature industrial languages (e.g. Java, GCC, clang) use hand-coded recursive descent parsers. And of course such parsers can be implemented very easily from first principles using parser combinators in FP.

I've used both JavaCC and Antlr in the past for small DSLs, both are very good tools, when working with Java.
$x/coin is no more ridiculous than $y/coin. I'll leave it up to you to substitute x and y for random numbers.
I vehemently disagree that the goal of UX writing should be to make users click on a "call to action" button. That is marketing, not UX.

The goal of good UX writing should be that the users understand what happens if they click the button.
1440p is hardly bleeding edge in the productivity end.

If you already have that kind of monitor, why not reuse it for gaming?
Was that a downvote? For asking a question? Jeez.
Hacking and Hardening Kubernetes Clusters by Example
When I was working remote my commits would show up on the issue tracker, which is great. Deployments to staging or prod would notify a log channel on Slack which is another good one.

I don’t see how one can do better than that, since anyone can lie/rationalize under pressure of a Skype session; it’s better to see concrete progress, but this requires trust in both directions.
Implement microtransactions. This is a good 2nd business (for mixers!), where you have existing customers who might be willing to pay a bit extra to be able to support their favorite creators. It gains extra potential if you act as an exchange, giving a currency that has a solid history of cheaper transactions.

You might gain additional leverage by being willing to collect for people who aren't connected, but that can get awkward (allow donating to charity). Also, taking care of getting funds to designated recipients who want nothing to do with ethereum basically​ means the legal setup reporting money transfers.

I think the window for this is closing as some mainstream currency is going to do this right, or some cheap-transaction currency will become mainstream/accessible enough.

I am posting ideas as separate comments. Hope the weekend crowd can give you something useful.
here it is:
https://web.archive.org/web/20160515034451/http://www.decal....
right, so we call them ??????. there isn't a better name
You may have meant 'domain' as in an area of interest, in which case this is good advice. For years though, I was a proponent of the 'buy a domain name first' method of idea validation. As a result I spent far too much time and money on domain names when I should have been testing the idea/market.
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It does not need to be impervious, just no better a target than a sidewalk.

I don't think a reasonable sized bomb is going to do much more than kill people in a single car. So, sure some people would die and it would cause some damage, but not even close to hundreds. Basically, the same risks as someone blowing up a buss, which has no real safty checks.
If you're trying to be a safe and trustworthy place to store money, your morality shouldn't have any effect on your customers.

If they can store stolen gold for Nazis without running away with it or telling anybody about it, then I'm sure they can safely store money for me as well.
What Scientific Term / Concept Ought to Be More Widely Known? Russel Conjugation
I just launched this site, as a part of a collection of small services for one dollar.
Thanks for the recommendation ! Sounds indeed like a fun thing to do.
Struggling to take seriously a copywriting article with the title “Why is UX Copywriting so Important in Product Design”
As an IT director, I can tell you first hand neither good devs nor nor product team managers are “easily replaceable”.

It takes months to find a good developer of any type on the open market (in Chicago at least).

Domain knowledge in the vertical markets in which we operate takes months after hire as well.
Please add '2010' to the title.
Did something similar a long, long time ago: https://patrickbrosi.de/tuemap/
Pay as you go video conferencing with screen share. I would sign up in a second and use it 6-8 times a year but not consistently. Use webrtc + twilio.
The "you need 2i to have that" is too heavy.

See yugabyte that does cassandra+keevo+rocksdb+raft
I use a very simple definition. All robots are machines, but not all machines are robots. A robot is an autonomous mechanical worker. That is, barring exceptional circumstances (e.g. less than 16 strings of cheese), something goes in the input and gets transformed in some good at the output without human intervention. A machine that replaces human labour.
Ha ! Yeah I'm not competent enough yet to start this kind of project. It does seem really fun though