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I want to agree but at the same time I can remember plenty of hideously toxic discussions on Usenet 25 years ago, so it's not just a characteristic of the platform.
If this becomes a wider thing I could see Roku having more of an edge, as it is though it's basically Amazon who has beef with everyone.

I'm pretty happy with my Chromecast despite not having Amazon Prime Video.
> socialism just isn't fast enough

the "Best Korea" has the fastest socialism in the world - heck it even has its own "social networking platform"

...and it's also "democratic" (in its own way, of course)
I know a bit about token bound channels. But the u2f device only talks to Chrome via usb. So anything that the legitimate chrome could say to the u2f device (negotiating tokens, channels, etc) can now be done by the attacker via webusb. So I would think the attacker can get the u2f device's signature on the attacker's channel.

It should be just as if you unplugged your u2f device from your machine and plugged it into the attacker's machine.
Why? This doesn't make much sense to me.
Well, I use an iPhone 4S running iOS 8 and can install apps from the app store.
"The Art of Computer Programming" by D. Knuth taught me the beauty of well designed algorithms. "The Art of Prolog" by E. Shapiro opened my mind to new programming paradigms.
Not to be a prick, but this article says the highest quality of life is in North Dakota. Does that sound right?
Class imbalance is a tricky problem, but it is unrelated to FastText.

There is no silver bullet. The best solution is to collect more data to bring the classes to a balance. The second best approach is to try algorithms like SMOTE.
As somebody who has lived in North Dakota: yes it does.
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Does absolutely nothing on my computer except alternate between two color schemes.
Did sth. similar a while ago for our not so great D GC.
https://github.com/dlang/druntime/pull/1073
Please don't take any of my comments as legal advice but I have been through this nonsense before. The unfortunate thing about these lawsuits is that if you try to fight/defend them through traditional means, you almost always end up spending more than what you would have spent in an early negotiated settlement (especially when your time and stress are factored in). Unless the defendant has a lawyer friend willing to work at a discounted rate, $35k will not get him very far at all, especially if this goes to trial.

Who is this expert hired by GTX? He appears to be a startup guy himself so it's surprising he would get involved in this. It might be worth reaching out to him to confirm 1) that his signed statement is legitimate and 2) try to reason with him.
It's a text editor, not a lisp environment that edits text.

I once had a decent amount of fun splicing it with Lua, before deciding that I don't actually care about text editors...
This essay touches on mental illness and potential neurological/philosophical implications; it's an interesting read.

https://www.meltingasphalt.com/neurons-gone-wild/
Yep. You are truly happy and don't have to worry about urban issues which are huge stressors.
The range of a 12 gauge shotgun with a sabot round is claimed to be up to 200 yards. The maximum firing range of a 20 mm cannon is 4 miles. That's without using depleted uranium (which both harder and denser).
This is a topic that's really interesting to me because it has a lot of angles. At its most basic, there's people like me who are largely divested from our heritage and don't value it's preservation particularly. That's not to say I want it gone, I just don't have strong feelings about it either way.

On the other hand you have a lot of peoples who draw a lot of pride or just a sense of identity from exploring their culture and its heritage.

And finally you have the arguable need and definite convenience of a lingua franca in the face of increasing globalization.
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I imagine this would create a lot of excitement to "use the real thing", and inspire people to go further with this.

Whereas if you are used to ipads since 2 years old, MS Word probably doesn't seem so exciting.
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I'm on Visual Studio 2008 (.NET 3.5) and love it. But, with a 10-year-old IDE I feel like it might be time to upgrade for performance purposes. But, worried about $$ costs and incompatibility when I upgrade, however.

What MS Visual Studio do you use and do you love it or hate it (or something in between)? Was it a smooth transition?
> I'm just wondering what is the exact scenario, involving what structure.

> Was: Re: bug#30626

(seq-doseq (_ (stream-range 1 1000000)) nil)
Writing seems to have developed initially to keep track of favours.
Sure, if you can get inside of 40 yards, a shotgun is a great point-defense weapon. You put more muzzle velocity and bigger pellets coming out of it, so you can reach further, well, that gets back to square one.

It's not all that much fun being downrange from somebody shooting at airborne geese from a blind a couple hundred yards off, I can tell you...
This is simplistic to the point of mischaracterization.
What's your side project?

I started writing a budgeting app but it's too much for a single person side project. I might release a early alpha version out there on Github and hope other people join in.
"bikeworld.com© makes extensive use of Netscape's advanced features... We recommend a direct Internet connection and a 28.8 Modem for optimum viewing."
Can we really include Star Citizen in that list? I'm one of the original Kickstarter backers, and I still don't have a playable game yet.
Grad school physics was/is your background I assume. I had the same thought when reading.
1/3 is a wildly inaccurate number that only comes close to holding true if you don't include our non-obligatory spending which is massive.
Did the web need to look like this? I was born in '83, and I was super excited to get on the net in the early 90's. Just don't know if we just lacked the ideas or if we couldn't make them look better.
WebAssembly can be used anywhere. It is not tied to JavaScript in nature. So think of it kind of like the JVM in a way (but it's not an implementation, just a spec).
Really? Man, it is hard to keep track of time.
Things that are obvious to one person aren't to another.
Why open source is so important to Microsoft
That bug mentions that Facebook is also broken.

I am kind of surprised that the sites you mention can implement the spec correctly but Facebook and Google can't.
And also software patents are non-existent in the EU as far as I know so it would not work at all.
I am sufficiently convinced that I should learn more about North Dakota.
The problem with making guesses about any of the technical decisions is that this is a software project with hundreds of people in multiple studios. There are no design efficiencies to be had here: somewhere within those hundreds of developers a rationale for taking on a more complicated architecture arises - a specific feature, or combination of features, that causes a cascade of requirements inflation.

For example, one reason they might want higher precision is for editing and processing persistent data: a need that doesn't apparently have anything to do with the physics simulation, but subsequently ripples down into "well, if we want to allow editing in real-time, then..."

It is interesting work, but nothing that you would want to emulate as a best practice for making a Better Game. It's just a result of the software aspects being scoped and executed in such an uncompromising way. A good majority of the work to date has been on the organization-building work of teams and processes that can execute at this scale.
Uh, 62-65" certainly is "almost as tall as a fisherman"!

You think fisherman are all well over six feet tall or something?? Even if that were the case, "almost as tall" qualifies. They didn't say "as tall" without the "almost".
Oh man!!! I was one of the beta testers for Allegiance, and I loved it, but I never heard of MS actually releasing it. Thank you for the link!
If the alternative is completely alienating a large pool of potential customers then I don't see the disadvantage
That would erode rugged individualism though, right?
I recently moved to California from a more rural state, and I agree that parts of California are a huge pain in the ass. I was just surprised to see North Dakota at the top because it usually gets such negative coverage.
Grand forks North Dakota is basically Mayberry combined with a college town.

It's difficult to describe how cold it gets though.
Uhm, you bandwidth limit has been exceeded for your host.
As did I back in the day. But now I'm older with less time to micromanage pathfinding. And our devices are much faster than when many of these games launched
I don't think these ideas need to be a binary choice. Some amount of redundancy may be beneficial. Strong anonymous communication is desirable when trying to defend against the state but at the same time if it's accessible and anonymous I'd argue it has the same vulnerabilities as Facebook or Twitter currently do with regard to being a non-obvious (to the layperson) propaganda tool. On the other hand, a state sponsored system runs the risk of being used to suppress dissidence. It could be argued that having both and simply paying the cost of redundancy might be a good idea. I don't know if it's the direction I'd argue for, but it's the first thing to come to mind as an off the cuff solution.
I feel like they should have done a better job of defining quality of life. A person who is born and grows old and dies in North Dakota does not have a better life than a person who does the same in California. If only for the education, career opportunities, weather, culture, and earning potential. Yea there are problems, but there are enormous benefits too.
Print journalism worked fine when it was local owned, up to 3 papers.

TV journalism worked fine when it was local owned, 30 mins on up to 3 channels.
Or how about: "to publish, rather than promote..."?
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That's a bad example to use. A lot of people have been forced into prostitution, especially trafficked minors.
Though I agree with the spirit of what you are saying, I would add that it is perhaps not the weakness of neural networks per se, but weakness of the current architectures and training (supervised, hence verbalized) paradigms. I think we could do much more to improve things, if we stopped pushing for extra % on benchmarks and instead rethink the problems we'd like to solve and approach them from a new angle.
I'm not sure if that's the same as it being legal. I'd be curious to know of any case law on the matter.
These discussions are always composed of people who don't know very much laying down philosophical assertions (that they very rarely realize are philosophical), and innocent bystanders posing reasonable what-if questions that really can't be answered with (present) empirical knowledge. Like politics, the content of what is said is dominated by the dynamics of the discussion, with English skills "winning" arguments more often than anything else.

Physics is already approximate; experiments don't have access to infinity significant figures. If you'd prefer a more complicated example then ask anyone who has ever calculated a QED problem to less than infinity terms.
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Ask HN: What Android App do you use to browse HN?
Searching for "Hacker News" on Google Play brings up dozens of results.
I think there are even more Clients which are not avaiable via Google Play.
There are so many and most of them look the same.

What App do you use to browse HN on your Smartphone and why would you recommend this one?
Sure. Microsoft was also a member of Khronos 15–20 years ago, when (according to an acquaintance who used to work for a GPU vendor) they did every underhanded thing they could to disrupt the OpenGL spec / committee, while simultaneously working on their end to make sure it wouldn’t be a competitive way to develop Windows software.

Being a member (by itself) doesn’t mean anything. Without talking to anyone involved or knowing additional context, it’s impossible to know whether the companies on the committee are productive collaborators, passive onlookers, or active opponents of Vulkan.
That's what Patreon discovered recently. They thought it was a tool for already well-established creators to monetize their fanbases. What people actually used it for--aside from the top few in each category--was to make a few extra dollars and give themselves enough breathing room to climb closer to some kind of financial stability.
By "the west" I presume you mean the corporatocacy/security state running the vast majority of the US and Western Europe?

Truly free speech doesn't exist; there are always limits based on societal norms and convention.
I really enjoyed the pithy responses like "They are lacking more than just equipment." I wonder if his newfound fame will find him some donors.
As a native Californian who moved away years ago. I know many people back "home" who would agree with this. Lot's of those folks would love to move away if they could.

Still, I can't help but miss home sometimes. California really is one of the most beautiful areas in the world. It has a bit of it all. Deserts. White sandy beaches. Mountains. Forests.
The title can be add to `Show HN:` as this post seems a perfect fit for that.

Btw, I found and reported a bug (in demo page, not the library itself, I didn't try the library yet) .

https://github.com/a-jie/angular-infinite-list/issues/8
Have any details on that? There is a site on the net that has some of my teen prose. Really bad. Really, bad.
It still applies, although on a smaller scale. Some person will feel uncomfortable because of another person's learning process. It's obvious that learning will take place, but it should happen as an established and guided process like training or curation, this kind of learning is ok.
Materialistic, it's available on both F-Droid, https://f-droid.org/packages/io.github.hidroh.materialistic/, and the Play Store, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.hidr...
In Chrome today, as an example, the C++ based DOM and V8 (Javascript ) objects are using different GCs. Obviously it is a pain point, but the situation of having different GCs for DOM and language objects is not new with Web Assembly.
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Or what do you do about the millions of “functioning” mentally ill like Kenneth Eng? He’s not so far gone that he needs to be restrained 24/7, but he has no realistic chance of meaningful “recovery”. He’s always going to be a delusional, borderline dangerous individual even with treatment. Do we as a society simply wait until this person explodes? At what point do we take action?

I don’t have the answers, but I have a feeling it’s just easier for everyone to ignore the situation.
Is there any way to donate a computer to this gentleman and his class?
It’s often the other way around, fwiw. I’ve lost several chargebacks that were obvious fraud.
My main complaint with reddit is that there's no real guidance on how to not get a controversial sub banned. It seems like the rule of thumb is don't get discovered by a social justice movement or a major publisher. Not that anything I would call valuable has been lost so far, but it's still a bad precedent.
Hate may sell, but if it drives users off your platform then it doesn’t matter how much engagement you have.
Being downrange of a giant laser is probably not fun either. Seems like a good way to blind people by glancing a metal hand rail.

I'm also suspicious of the range of any laser based technology. Atmosphere seems to attenuate it pretty quick. I remember reading in 2007 on slashdot theoretical solutions that shoot some kind of hollow cylinder shaped beam that ionizes the air in the hollow center, allowing a laser to go further before being attenuated.

They must have made some physical advancements far beyond my reading, since birdshot just seems easier.
I'm a consumer as well. I actually just bought a Nest thermostat and the Google Store experience is just as good as Amazon. Free shipping. I don't get the complaining.
She might have malware. My parents' machine had a malicious extension that made all the search results terrible.
Oh, you'll get no disagreement from me that the Democrats are superior to the Republicans, but they're both so far from being qualified to lead it's pathetic. It's doubly frustrating to open a newspaper and read about everyone peeing their pants about the risks from the scary Russians, who are not much more than a two bit annoyance if it wasn't for their nuclear arsenal, when the real threat to not just the US but the entire world, a behemoth 90% created by the West, barely gets a mention. At least the geniuses who planned this out could have had a backup plan in place for the scenario where they didn't magically transform into a democratic utopia. Where do these naive ideas come from in the first place?

Unfortunately, looks like I've been given a time out again, I guess to reconsider if it's appropriate to hold the opinions I do.
I've used over the years vc6 VS 2003, 2005,2008, 2010, 2013, and now 2017. 2017 is frankly a sea change and is the best IDE I've ever used (I'm including Jetbrains stuff, Eclipse, Jdev, snd many others over the years)
I'm not a physicist but as far as I know the key concept of the Everett interpretation is that you can think of universe states as of vectors and perform mathematical operations on them. IMHO giving up the ability to think this way would be a tragic loss. Many other parts of the list would make a huge pity to forget too.
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Don't you think Astrobiology is reliant on peoples faith that interesting results will follow from the capital investments required? I think thats one of the main things that are pushing astrobiology forward. If no one gave a fuck, or no one had any faith in the field, there would be no capital investments. I honestly don't understand the sentiment in the comment - or why you would caution against having faith?
You need to type the name of a chord, e.g. Cm, and it will show you the notes that make up the chord on the keyboard.
I'm looking forward to Web 3.0, when we can have retro sites like this, but on decentralized platforms so we don't have to worry as much about hosting and bandwidth.
The following is not legal advice and should not be construed as such. Short answer is that it really depends on your strategy and the rate of your firm. For example, a colleague of mine works at a top tier firm. They were hired to defend a major auto maker against a troll. They took the case to trial, won and then successfully countersued for repayment of fees. The whole thing took a couple years (patent cases move at a glacial pace), and the lawyers ended up billing the car company for several million dollars. I also don’t know that they were ever able to successfully collect on the countersuit judgement.

Another strategy is to try and invalidate the patent via the USPTO before it goes to trial. This often does work with bogus patents, but it’s still not cheap. I have heard the ballpark figure is $100k.
There are a lot of technologies like this that are simply too cheap to be developed. The alternative health world will probably produce an implementation, but mainstream healthcare couldn't care less about something like this.
Second this. It's open source[1] and has a tons of features:

- Offline reading

- Sign in, vove, comment

- Reader more

- Open in external browser

- Integrate with Pocket.

- Font and theme

I've not found any better app for iOS yet. The name (Materialistic) is irrelevant to HN, though, which make it hard to look up on Play Store.

[1] https://github.com/hidroh/materialistic

Edit: formatting
Visual Studio Community 2017 is free!

https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/community/
So people are using wasm in a non web context ?
You do know that one of the deadliest mass shootings in US history -- Virginia Tech -- was done entirely with handguns, right?

Against soft targets at close range (within about 25 meters), it doesn't matter if you have a rifle or a handgun.

Mass shooters tend go for the AR-15 because it's common, popular, and because it looks intimidating. It is no more deadly for their purposes than any other commonly available firearm.
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To more closely model the frequent negotiations in the entertainment industry, how about using AoD to negotiate for raises?

That could happen once or twice a year for each user (instead of every 3 years on average), even if they remain at the same job for the same employer.

And even if the negotiation goal is something other than a base salary raise (more vacation time, attending conferences), Pay-what-you-want still works.
Its varied from year to year. I cant keep track what goes to medicaid (and as the baby boomers continue to age it will shift as time moves forward) and want not over the year, Id say the low estimate is 20% of your taxes (and the number are different when you look at mandatory vs discretionary spending) and the high is 36% either way its a lot of money.
125 is bigger than all but maybe 2 or 3 of the biggest salmon ever caught. A 100 pound fish would be closer to 58”.
Standard sleep hygiene is a very mixed bag. I wouldn't expect much from it. But true darkness (no light, not low light) for precisely the same 10hr period each day does do the trick (the first three weeks are tough. You'll really want to keep the party going instead of turning off the light.) Painsomnia might still get you, but adopt natural conditions and you'll get sleep the way (and at the times) nature intended.
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And Switzerland, Norway, Finland...
> I've got a lot of thoughts on meditation now...

Oh man, I love the delicious irony of this statement. I wonder if meditation actually helped with your ego problem or just made it stronger. Have you taken psychedelics or started a spiritual practice yet?
In other words, people with horrible beliefs are the only reason why you can stand on a street corner and preach about socialism, communism, anarchy, etc.

Some famous free speech cases have involved protecting the expression of 'horrible beliefs' (to use your phrase) but to suggest that all free speech jurisprudence stems from those cases is simply not true.

Pornographers of various kinds have made more (and better) arguments in favor of free speech than any political actors I'm aware of, and to cite the KKK as the harbingers of free political expression is to ignore the significance of cases like Cohen v. California (from 1971) where a man convicted of disturbing the peace for wearing a jacket bearing the words 'Fuck the Draft'in a court house had his conviction overturned.

National Socialist Party of America v. Village of Skokie isn't so much a landmark case as the most recent one, and one that punts on the fundamental issues at that. Terminiello (including the dissents) is a far better template to work from.
Drop in the bucket of the defense budget... This only amounts to about two new F-18s. At least some basic research might come out of it. There's things my taxes go towards that I feel much more negatively about.