skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right, cause that will solve it, like it did the first time /s

The last thing we need is yet another standard; we need people to utilize the existing ones, like activitypub, webmentions, websub, micropub. And grouping is a client task.

This is not a tech problem in 2018.
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This article seems incomplete. Anyone have pictures of the claimed intricacy in the innards of my iPhone?
I tried the redesign for a couple of hours and bailed out.

I don't care about the looks, but there are two changes that are egregious for me regarding UX:

1) They took out the subreddit ribbon at the top where you can quickly switch between the communities you subscribe to. It's been replaced by a hamburger menu that takes ages to show up, and then you have to scroll (and they are sorted alphabetically, not by popularity).

2) In the main subreddit view, the titles now link to the comments rather than the articles, you have to pixel-hunt the actual link, which is much smaller. I suppose they do this to keep users on site, but I dislike the change.

Edit: also, infinite scroll! As if Reddit wasn't sufficiently addictive as it is :-(
I mean the maps data they collect from the other Tesla cars and not the GPS navigation, they said that in that accident a big number of Tesla cars pass that point daily and they also collected this navigation data for training, so I assumed they have this detailed maps and the car should know what to expect(I am sure this is a hard problem ) but maybe they need to be more cautious when there is a mismatch(like if 2000 cars used this side of the road but now it appears some line appeared that does not match, lets safely slow down and ask the driver to take over and analyze what is wrong)
So is all this 1.1.1.1 garbage traffic now directed to Cloudflare's servers? Or will ISPs port filter everything sent to 1.1.1.1 except DNS (and DNS-over-HTTPS) requests headed for Cloudflare?
My hero. Pretty much I'm the only one in the whole webdev team who prefers linux over mac :D Fortunately now that we have figma, nothing ties me to win or mac.
Voat's userbase consists of the members and communities who were banned by Reddit's hate speech policy.

Effectively, Voat is Reddit's "recycle bin." Judging from its content, I think the admins made the right call..
People only left digg because there was someplace else to go. Where would they leave Reddit to?
> I almost never end up with a research paper, but almost always with blog posts, books, tutorials et cetera.

That is probably related to your field of work. I once had to write a pathfinding algorithm for multiple robots in a tight space. With such problems, you will end up with research papers. I can imagine lots of other technologies (such as everything related to AI) where papers will help you the most.

Blog posts etc are a solution to common problems. Sometimes you indeed find some gems on architectural level, or for game development there's lots of valuable content out there.

But once you go to complex algorithms, that's the space when research becomes handy.
Engineering has a specific meaning in that area. It means you have a design which can be built using standard techniques and will then work.
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Not sure if you are trying to be sarcastic. As soon as someone downloads the dataset its a breach. By design vulnerabilities are always the best.
This is why I started Blink, seriously. I just wanted to have Cmd as Ctrl and Alt as Meta on my iPad, for emacs.

I even had to go one night to Grand Central's Apple Store and buy an external BT keyboard to run some tests because I realized the Simulator wasn't working properly with the modifier keys. And fortunately I was right, I could make modifier keys work, and it made sense to continue working on Blink.
I have a system with 7200 rpm HDD and system with SSD. Not so much difference. It was a waste of money. Just like 4K display.
"this way" is not news reporting, it's propaganda.
What is the ai behind the tts service ? Google Cloud Wavenet , AWS Polly or your own AI solutions ?
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I do agree mostly. To the point that reading reddit redesign makes me feel slightly bad.

Reddit value is so removed from the technicalities. Everybody even make jokes about its crippled search function. Yet nobody really cares.

And to an extent, the less designed a website the more willing I am to discover it. To me it means there's no love spent on css or trends, and much of it is spent communicating what the creator(s) wanted to communicate. Whereas most new websites have so much generic layers and presentation whooha, which is often just a revision of another website, I just can't care.
VISA?
Does that redesign still shoves reddit mobile app down your throat and degrades mobile experience?

(Judging by the fact that mobile isn't mentioned anywhere in the article, I'd say yes)
It's what the owners do when they don't want to confront the real problems. In Reddit's case, their social engineering system has failed, and they don't want to admit it. YT redesign in 3.2.1...
Didn't Digg also force the new design on all users right away? I think that was a big mistake, at least Reddit are rolling this out to a subset of users first and then they can collect feedback before going live with it on a broader scale.
Agree. Censorship beyond a sub's mods is largely uncalled for. Sometimes (fewer times than is the case now), banning of some subs could be necessary.

I believe that subs are isolated enough that if you don't want to engage with any particular sub's content you wouldn't have to. Otherwise the whole thing becomes somewhat skewed towards a certain set of opinions and could even be deemed to be totalitarian.
Lightning to usb is the "camera" adapter and I use it on an iPad Pro. It definitely still works
They're already breaking into SoC market with their Nvidia Tegra chips that run ARM.
There are example projects which work out of the box. I am actually using it in production.
I suspect that some people here have had to take software written by academics and convert it to production quality code. From experience it's a pretty thankless task :)
I am looking for ways to do this: ssh is not enough for my workload so I am building a slew of apps to run on iOS/Android that let me do all my dev work on them. I am very close to that point now; hopefully in the next few months I reach the point where I only have to bring a gdp pocket or Pyra or Gemini and an ipad pro on travels to do everything I need to do. Where 90% happens on the iPad and 10% on the tiny laptop.
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First Tesla solar roof customer installation is now up and running
Singapore, work:

test1 test2 test3 test4 test5 test6 test7 test8 test9 test10 Average
neustar 2 ms 2 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 2 ms 2 ms 2 ms 3 ms 3 ms 2.50
norton 2 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 2.80
quad9 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 3 ms 2.80
cloudflare 2 ms 3 ms 3 ms 4 ms 3 ms 4 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 2 ms 2.90
cloudflare2nd 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms 4 ms 3 ms 3.10
google2nd 2 ms 2 ms 2 ms 5 ms 14 ms 3 ms 2 ms 6 ms 3 ms 2 ms 4.10
google 2 ms 2 ms 2 ms 5 ms 6 ms 200 ms 3 ms 5 ms 2 ms 2 ms 22.90
opendns 3 ms 2 ms 2 ms 191 ms 3 ms 272 ms 2 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 48.30
cleanbrowsing 177 ms 177 ms 178 ms 178 ms 178 ms 177 ms 177 ms 177 ms 176 ms 177 ms 177.20
adguard 185 ms 186 ms 185 ms 185 ms 194 ms 185 ms 186 ms 185 ms 185 ms 185 ms 186.10
yandex 255 ms 248 ms 282 ms 281 ms 224 ms 201 ms 213 ms 285 ms 213 ms 215 ms 241.70
comodo 262 ms 262 ms 263 ms 263 ms 272 ms 261 ms 262 ms 262 ms 261 ms 262 ms 263.00
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A bit off-topic: because you used the word “had”: last.fm is still going, the algorithms are just as good as they ever were, it plays music through Spotify.
You do not understand, I did not post this article, I commented that the posted video was gone suspiciously fast from first page, where other much less interesting topic were one the first page much more time that day, and I was sharing my conclusion(that could be wrong) that some Tesla fans (hopefully not the company PR) was involved
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there was a similar discussion in emacs land, people were afraid they'd lose users, and to me .. that was perfectly fine. Those who stick to emacs in the spite of all the seemingly looking defects are users that really like it. Distorting something for market share like mentality is not good, it lowers entry but low entry means easy exit. Not worth it IMO. (plus in emacs, case, unless some large effort, no way a newcomer, even tech saavy, won't suffer, it's just too large)
Drag and drop an item from Finder to the terminal and it expands to its full path. Not sure if Linux does something similar as I'm not a regular user.
I guess it depends on what work you do.

As for writing software macOS is nice since it is quite close to Linux and does contain a lot of the UNIX-thinking.

Windows is, IMHO, a user experience mess. Mac is more gentle and aimed to be simple and useful for everyday people. Windows feels like it was designed by a lot of different groups that in the end glued their pieces together in order to ship it.
Well, which one? Some communications are harmful to third parties.
Superficial habits are also an easy substitute for personality, something teens are eagerly trying to develop. Everything from hair dying to wearing bow ties are 'normal', vices carry all kinds of extra social signaling.
didn't see a git repo link either
> If you are developing, Linux is almost certainly better.

Assuming UNIX programming is the only thing developers are supposed to do.
Fair enough, and if this has only been happening in the last half year and it doesn't always happen... from my experience, I'd be looking at hardware first. It only happened the past 6 months? You mean the coldest 6 months of the year? Hmmm, is one of the sensors or its mounting hardware susceptible to cold weather? Perhaps a sensor was calibrated properly, but it's just barely within the calibrated range and cold weather is enough to push it out of calibration. Perhaps the sensor is defective and the cold is causing it fail prematurely. I wouldn't rule out software, but this sounds more like a hardware issue to me.
Wow, this story is amazing. Companiy got notified last August of a 0 day (no authentication) to download all customer records, but no action taken for half a year. Then a very bad PR stunt leading to even more exposure - one can't make this stuff up... its April 3rd already, right?? Wondering why they couldn't just really fix the problem? Would be interesting to learn more on how they do engineering? Eg. was it all outsourced and someone else tries to fix it now? This year is going to be good!
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> Why does Western society seem to value form over function so much?

I don't think that's universally true, it's just a side-effect of marketing. Sometimes you redesign products to rekindle interest, but that rarely applies to other things (eg. public construction which is usually blunt but functional).
Running freshly compiled experimental or very recent software on very old servers that cannot be upgraded piecemeal seems very unusual: if you don't want to destabilize the servers with updates, you shouldn't want to destabilize them with unproven new software either.

It's also strange to be unwilling to fork in source control, if necessary, a maintenance version for legacy servers and a current version for current C++ and current servers.

New software should probably run on more current servers and access the old RHEL 6 servers through stable network services (shared folders, DBMS, etc.) instead of expecting them to run bleeding edge software.
> When they redesigned the profiles recently there was a lot of pushback.

There was massive amounts of pushback. Until the moderators started deleting posts, almost half the posts in the beta-subreddit was complaining about them, asking them to be rolled back.

But did they listen to their users? No. They actively censored and silenced people who were complaining.

That tells us that this new "redesign" is not for the users. It's for someone else.
Yup, same here. It's a terminal, to my dev and production systems. I only develop on it directly if I'm targeting specific other hardware (arduino, rpi, esp8266, making a linux distro, etc.) and even then I run that in a virtual machine.
Ironic that a page that looks like this[0] on a 24" monitor is commenting on design.

[0] https://imgur.com/a/nTdxg
OPPO is also big in developing markets, for instance in Africa .
No the Fed has been manipulating long term rates too (operation twist).
Neat. I'm at a crypto conference in a couple weeks, I'll see if there's any sparks on this idea.

I agree with an above post that the starting point is that you get paid to review, and you pay to get reviewed; although you'd need another way to monetize the token or it's limited to this use case.

The overlap with open-source seem clear: How do you validate the value of the crowd-sourced contributions? In code, you could do it via TDD...

OH! OR - (well, you could make both), you pay to review by _betting for it's validity_. There may be a way to combine or borrow from each approach to fill in the gaps in the other.
"Anna is a prototype and we learned a ton doing it. ... We’re now actively working on an extended system, codename Bedrock, based on Anna. Bedrock will provide a hands-off, cost-effective version of this design in the cloud, which we’ll be open-sourcing and supporting more aggressively."

Not to be confused with another existing database by the same by a company called Expensify, I guess.
If the root servers and major .tlds would support dns-over-tls every home router could just run a full recursive dns resolver by itself, and we could be done with it. There would be no need for complicated architectures with proxies and stub resolvers, and nobody could see your queries. The root server would just see your NS lookup for .com, the .com would just see your NS query for google.com and the google.com NS would see your query for maps.google.com - but here you are in googles domain anyway, so it does not matter.

dns-over-tls would prevent your isp from snooping your queries to the .com/.org/.net/.club/... nameservers and we could close the case.
Interestingly enough, when I have found research papers on the subject that I am looking at, most are so opaque that it was not worth reading in the first place. More helpful information has been presented by others who you would classify as tinkerers. They have been clearer in their explanations and much easier to build upon.

In the sense of presenting the research in a manner that other people can digest, academia seems to be more of a ancient guild than an organisation for expanding knowledge.
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We care so much about design because all the thousands of hours we've collectively wasted being confused by Reddit and Craigslist's interfaces could have been much better spent elsewhere.

Why improve anything? Because by doing so, we find what really should be.
Everyone keeps talking about how reddit is going the way of Digg. It feels like maybe for the last 4 or 5 years.

But here it stands.

I wonder who will be the last person to claim it, and in turn, claim to be the Nostradamus. I suppose if you claim something often enough, you'll be right eventually.
Oh geez. No? I may also just be confusing my own (ancient) thinking on how to do this with things that actually exist.

The central overlap is validating the value of contributions.
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The newsfeed is a creation of mobilefirst.

Remember old Facebook? The MySpace ripoff with a nice design?

Your homepage populated with widgets? That can easily cope with 200 friends. You'd just have separate widgets for different types of events. One widget for a feed of genuine status updates, one for friends' shares, one for likes etc.

Mobile first destroys that. You've only got space for one list.
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Here's the official announcement from reddit itself

https://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/891stx/start...

Importantly, for those in here who don't like change, you can still visit https://old.reddit.com and get the old site.
Enjoy this sleek new UI so we can embed video ads in between content!
Install the FB Purity Chrome Plug in. It's the only reason I still use facebook. No ads, no groups, no farmville, just the people Im friends with posting in chronological order.

I'm trying to reduce the amount of time I spend on the site and having things in strict chronological order really helps. Scroll down till i see something I've seen before, and then I know it's time to quit.

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> My email is in my profile

I am shamefully bad at encryption stuff. How do I get your email from the string in your profile?
Thanks Facebook, Now We All Know Why Privacy Is Important
I can't tell you which side is wrong, but I can tell you which side is trying to oppress certain groups of people just because they're foreign.
Might be an unpopular opinion but I feel the ape scene at the beginning lasted way too long
> half the time the answer is something like "legolas".

I think it also often depends on how many machines your sysadmins have to manage, and how many they had to manage prior to this naming scheme. Once you've experienced the pain of too many odd names, and trying to figure out how to map them to roles, you don't generally want to go back, in my experience.
Unfortunately no. I would love a large epaper tablet but so far I just cranked the screen brightness up high and brought a battery pack. Works quite well.
Anecdotally, I often receive ad targeting topics only mentioned in messenger conversations.
That statement might hold if these 'modern' designs weren't oversimplifications presenting less information density and reduced feature-sets that heavy users depend on.
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this kind of marginal cost-cutting at the expense of medium/long-term productivity is commonplace yet baffling to me. even if it doesn't increase productivity, surely it increases retention to some degree, I just don't get why you wouldn't make a small investment here as an owner/manager.
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or when you are reading interesting threads and people starts posting and up-voting stupid comments...

last time I was reading about an interesting machine painting manual signatures: excited commenters started talking how much they where expecting such machine painting penises... I mean, I feel so out from those communities and they leave me such depressing feelings.
> "even a small amount of data processing will make your program CPU bound pretty quickly"

I don't know what "a small amount" means. You are bound by hardware (cores, hyper-threading). It simply makes no sense to spawn 32 threads executing computation intensive code (no IO), on a machine with 2 cores.
But it is also skewed by the “papy boom”, wealthy post war generation going into retirement, leaving the workforce. So it’s not trivial to read the participation rate either.
Banner blindness and ad blockers mean you’re more likely to see something shared by a friend than an ad.
Just use one of the various excellent third-party apps: https://play.google.com/store/apps/collection/search_results... (ignore the first result)
When you comment about culture, be sure you know something about it.

It's pretty much hard to get a woman married once divorced (pretty much every village in India at least, to say). But for males that isn't usually the case.

And considering Islam, it is men's duty to protect and feed his women, not the other way. I think this is true for all Abrahamic religions.

In Islam, this is even true when the women is rich. That is, the ownership of women's property won't change before or after marriage. The man have to provide food and shelter to his wife and children regardless of the women's wealth. Women is free from such duties. There are also other issues like inheritance (finding the true father of child), or considering the spouse equally (to the extend that a person with two wives should spent every alternate day which one wife and the other day with the other. This isn't possible when a woman marry two man, where there is pregnancy period, etc.)

And to answer your question: No. Islam doesn't allow that.
How many versions of package your project is using?
If the servers are immutable (eg in auto-scale groups) then it's more like beef cattle because you don't expect your servers / cattle to survive to old age.

If they are any servers that cannot be auto created / destroyed without human oversight - or if their downtime breaks other resources along the chain (eg non-clustered DB server) then I'd argue those servers are a little more like dairy cattle.