skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m sure that isn’t all he is doing — who’d want to suffer through Surface for all the other tasks beyond ssh?

Also the iPad Pro refresh rate is double that of Surface; the screen is significantly better which matters when you spend 8 hours a day looking at small stuff.

iPad Pro is also thinner, lighter and has a far more powerful processor.
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Indeed, the mobile site is one of the worst I have ever had the displeasure of using. The banner it shows is absolutely horrible. I often just want to open a couple of links for offline reading like when I'm about to board a plane and I have dismiss all these stupid banners.
asd.com is quick to type, and short
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Geekbench is not representative of application performance, sadly.
RHEL 6.0, the version released something like 10 years ago? Yeah, that is going to be painful and maybe the way out isn't rebuilding everything manually but upgrading the system ;-)

I only had to deal with RHEL6.x that had gcc 4.8 installed via packaging, I think Red Hat had a solution for this.
These would be browser extensions that work on the feeds, I think? More complex "viewers" could be devised of course.
I once used a Nokia 80 to fix a problem on a website.
Gravitational waves created by black holes in the centre of most galaxies
Currently you can download the list of people you follow, but have no way to migrate the people who follow you. If you're simply moving then you can leave a forwarding address, but that's currently the best you can do.

People are actively working on it to ensure that people can move across instances smoothly, but it's not yet there.
There are many issues contributing to different pay. These videos of Warren Farrell address many of them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb89YALUzL4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pxtu5ZyA048

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzEOXePU_Uo
Sure, which might mean that the programmer is more careless and might cause more crashes.

But if you've already stipulated that the driverless cars are safe than driven ones, then that fact is irrelevant. The program has already been written and if it is in fact safer than my own driving then I would want to use it.
What a great idea!

Curiously, first recommended city to visit is the one I set as the home base.

Also, when going for eg two weeks, it might be interesting to suggest to spend the first and second weeks in different places.
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I’m sure the only reason that only partial credit card numbers were stolen is that PCI makes it very hard for Panera to store complete credit card numbers (with expiration dates and the security code on the back).
whats the size limit on the values ?
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Trying to get the 5.000 euros for the refer-a-friend program >.<
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Revolutions have a really bad track record. For example http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1043463970090030...
Devils advocate

(not for AT&T routers, which are crap, but for this conversion)

wouldn't this provide some benefit w/r/t electrical isolation of surges, etc. between the two networks?
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I would love it if you could filter Facebook to only show posts of friends, and not their likes of clickbait news articles, shares of stupid math puzzles, or them wishing their third cousin a happy birthday.

Actually, the fact that your friends' likes show up in the Facebook newsfeed is actively discouraging me from liking anything. I do not want my friends to see what posts I like.
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It looks nice, but it feels a bit anachronistic to exclusively focus on air travel in 2018 considering the environmental impact of aeroplanes. Recommending flights from Schiphol (Amsterdam) to nearby Brussels or London without showing more eco-friendly alternatives (Thalys and Eurostar, or even ferries) is a bit disappointing.

Travel does not necessarily mean taking a flight somewhere (especially in Europe).
No! She is the one who is teaching Mark to play seasoned politics and not come to the townhall.
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Same for the “18 people are currently looking at this route”.

I know a lot of travel sites do it, but I don’t see how it adds any value for me to know that (if it is even true)
Thanks a lot! That's really good advice. Much appreciated!
Can someone enlighten me what the „on a budget“ in the title means? Do they have some special deals? Feels like a booking.com with a „take me anywhere“ button on first look.
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Canadian government responds to Russian meddling in	Kamailio project:

http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-biz/2018-April/03...
I never got it working all over the system in ubuntu 17.10 (I just resigned myself to testing scroll direction in each app), but in 16.04, there were XKB options, Unity settings, separate Gnome settings (because Gnome ignored the X11-level scrolling!), separate KDE settings (though KDE at least obeyed the base X11 options), and at least an app or two that had their own settings, or used some lib that implemented its own scrolling and also didn't have options to control this.

The thing is, though, desktop linux users are just used to this. Your choices boil down to:

1) do a lot of research and setup and then constant maintenance to restore settings that updates casually break, and understand that there will still be exceptions and gaps, or

2) try to stay inside the lines of Gnome, or Unity, or whatever ElementaryOS calls their graphical shell, and ignore the thousands of applications that do not match the look and feel of your chosen environment.

I keep going back and trying desktop linux every few years since switching from Gentoo to Mac in 2003, and sometimes I use it exclusively as my personal machine for months at a time, but in the end, frustration always drives me back into Apple's arms. :(
I have the same with services like Spotify and Youtube, especially the latter (on the PS) seems to hide new content I haven't seen from me. At the same time it filters the allcaps makeup videos and game streamer/vlogger drama and music videos that seem to plague the homepage.
> And he lost on the travel ban, twice. In fact, when you look at what he has done that are against the law, he gets smacked down. He does not win on such things.

You mean, eventually, after God knows how many people got kicked out.

https://www.vox.com/2017/6/29/15892378/muslim-ban-work-visa-...
Agree - I think that your point of the use of the tool rather than the tool itself being of sole concern is really important. Clearly devices (like Nukes) that can kill thousands must be regulated tightly, but to extend the same level of control to the whole technology makes applications (like medical scanners using nuclear tech) that are of great benefit potentially untenable.
I don't think there's a huge conspiracy. The Tesla crash had 2 different stories (the official blog post, plus separate news stories), 3 days ago:

http://archive.is/4uQSR (snapshot of /best)

And then yesterday, the Youtube video got 205 upvotes with 109 comments, which is pretty good exposure on the same topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16732436

Yesterday, there was also this side story with NTSB that got 90 upvotes and 98 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16730286

So Tesla stories today might be getting flagged because users feel they are incremental updates.
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"so we had the DBAs setup a one-way replication of key tables we needed"

What software did the replication? Something built into the DB or 3rd party?
You can now use your Netflix subscription anywhere in the EU UK
When using WPT to benchmark network latency from a given location, a rule of thumb I adopted during my years as a webperf engineer was to repeat the test 9x. Using an odd number ensured the median run was an actual test, and 9 seemed sufficient to iron out the inevitable temporal inconsistencies, while allowing the overall test suite to finish in a reasonable time. The fastest value was sometimes more interesting / useful than the median though.
Yep.

If you follow his Robots series right through to the end of the Foundation series, the theme is how robots R. Giskard and R. Daneel "evolved" to not follow a strict and rigid interpretation of the 3 laws, instead taking actions that are of long-term benefit to mankind even if that might mean short-term harm to a few individuals.

You also have the Solarians, who'd simply ended up programming their robots to only recognize Solarians as human; so if you're an Earthling or Auroran a robot will have no qualms about murdering you.
That was pointing out the biggest flaw to the whole concept of the 3 laws: even in the Robots/Foundation universe where they have been implemented with great deal of success, they're only as reliable as those who define them.
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Yeah, that really puts you in the booking.com category of dark patterns. Tricks like that diminish the trustworthiness of a website.
It seems that GP did that, and learned that these studies ignore inconvenient factors.
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> I call my webserver webserver.

which is precisely why the 'www.<domain>.<tld>' convention is so widespread..
Retroshare now provides a Tor version: https://retroshareteam.wordpress.com/2018/03/13/release-note...

> Running Retroshare over Tor has a number of definite advantages: it does not require firewall management (Tor does it for you); you do not need a DHT to find your friends (Tor does it for you), and whatever code is tied to ensuring security of your IP information is not needed anymore.
> I think Red Hat had a solution for this.

Yes, Red Hat has a solution in the form of the Developer Tool Set, which will give you gcc 7.2.1[0]

[0] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_develo...
You’re Doing It Wrong. Why Machine Learning Does Not Have to Be So Hard
Maybe you can help me here. I'm on a Mastodon instance:

https://mathstodon.xyz/@ColinTheMathmo

I've clicked on your link, but from the page I get I can find no way to follow you.

What should I be doing? Do I click the "Subscribe" link at the top left? Given that your page doesn't look at all like the Mastodon I'm used to, it's not at all clear.

Advice welcome.
> All the redesigns look Facebook-ish.

This isn't by chance... Reddit is actively pushing themselves towards being the next Facebook, down to the whole "deprioritize subreddits/emphasize profile pages and groups of friends" mechanic. They just hope by boiling the frog slowly enough, people won't realize what's happening around them.
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> imagine a civil engineer

But there isn’t an equally trained engineer dedicating his energy to taking down the bridge - it only has to not collapse under normal usage.

When a bridge is intentionally destroyed by enemy action, it’s engineer is not held liable.
Just as some feedback, it saw that I was based in London, auto-selected Heathrow as my base airport and the first trip it offered me was a $800 trip to London. Don't think I'll be taking you guys up on that offer.
If you talk to an upstream resolver through an encrypted link (both CloudFlare and Google support DNSoverTLS and DNSoverHTTPS, at least) then you at least limit the potential privacy threats.
... but what if supply can't keep up with demand??
I use good old memcached over Openresty for this [1], but I can see the value in this service.

The landing page is awesome. Mind sharing the designer who did it ?

[1] https://github.com/openresty/lua-resty-memcached
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Replicating the results of existing papers is important too
You should write a similar article then!
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> Ultimately AMZN's price will be reconciled with it's earnings.

I'm surprised no-one has called you out on this yet. Amazon's price to earnings multiple is currently 223.09 (after the 5% drop). Normal for companies is ~20, maybe 25. Bad companies usually run at 10 or so (usually meaning lots of debt, but no doubts about survival), Great companies run at double that, up to ~50. Amazon's price to earnings is ridiculous.

Nope, Amazon's stock price is purely running on the reputation of the firm itself and of it's manager, Jeff Bezos. It is a huge exception in that regard.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AMZN?p=AMZN
How about running your own TLD DNS server? According to [1] the gtld zone files are 1.5GB so it would fit even on a phone. The problem is getting access to the zone files. Services like domainlists.io will sell you the data, or maybe you could figure out how to crawl for it yourself.

[1]https://domainlists.io/gtld-domains/
Looks like .NET site :- )
Southern Europe has not seen net job creation in over a decade
No, it's still a general purpose ARM CPU. A good example of ASIC would be a bitcoin mining device.
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Sounds like April Fools joke/Onion article
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This is from a respected manufacturer and they've got 2-cell 7.4V LiPo batteries with a 120C discharge rate. There must surely be a way to verify this claim?
https://teamorion.com/en/news-and-racing/team-orion-ultimate...
There are exceptions, notably among classical composers. Bach composed the Mass in B minor and The Art of Fugue in the last years of his life (the former completed the year before his death, the latter unfinished). They are among Bach's most complex and ambitious works, clearly made in the pursuit of artistic perfection and to eclipse all previous works (or rather, soli Deo gloria). It's debatable which of Bach's works are really most popular, but they are both up there.
Wasn't this one of the birthplaces of NextStations?

any insight there?
Verizon's DNS seems to have improved, but a few years ago I ran into consistent problems resolving even the biggest / most common domains. My brief never-to-be-repeated dalliance with Comcast in 2016 was even worse.
Same for Montreal
Ask HN: Is it useful to predict disk full?
In server monitoring, is it useful to get notified your disk will be full in 3 days?
My favourite is this one: @MicroSFF@mastodon.social

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While we're dumping, it's worth noting that there is no browser size for which that chat popup doesn't completely obscure at least one search result.

Since there are 3 search results above the fold, that's an issue.

Maybe move it to the left, or add space to the right for it to live. Or keep it minimized. Or give it some way for the user to minimize it on their own.

Also, it beeps at me. That's the signal for me to find and close whatever tab had the discourtesy of doing that.
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Keep in mind that the Geekbench benchmark measures the unthrottled performance. Whether the phone is passively cooled or has a 200 TDP Fan strapped to it doesn't matter.
I know it hurts to hear it. You may have decided you'd rather have a relationship with your family than equity, but what kind of family are they if they would effectively steal from their own kid?
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ricochet[1] is my preferred option for situations that would require something like tor messenger (which is very few situations, but I digress). I like that the UX has a built-in threat model (e.g. "do you really want to click on this?")

TAILS users can't use it because tor-over-tor is weird (ricochet uses its own tor process). but it looks like it's getting close.[2]

1. https://ricochet.im/

2. https://labs.riseup.net/code/issues/8173
The point is that this would work if we lived in Utopia. Since we don't then running nodes needs some incentive because electricity costs money and that's where the difference lies and why cryptocurrencies exist.
What we should mandate is transparency. We all think we are expert negotiators but we are all idiots. We will all be better off if all salary and all compensation information is public and easily accessible. Sadly, a lot of people think they have something to lose and will never support it.
HHVM does have JIT, but you're right that PHP 7 does not. Maybe they were thinking about the AST. Anyway, it looks like they've corrected the article.
In contrast, on Android I remember sshing and coding in vi on the very first android phone(a rooted T-Mobile G1/HTC Dream) back in 2008. It had a physical keyboard so this was actually practical.
Do you ever wonder if such activity (basically trying to be invisible) will put you under far more scrutiny than if you were to just 'be normal'? Thinking from the other side of it you would be a high value target to monitor as closely as possible if I were law enforcement. I know it sounds ridiculous but you may actually have more privacy (unless you're actually breaking the law) by hiding in plain sight with the rest of us.
It's been a while since I worked with anything air travel related but why do all the flight search engine UIs operate very similarly? Is it just because it's the best way to do it or are these booking engines still tied to the GDS systems (Sabre, Amadeus, etc)?
Actually looks pretty great to me. What do you consider wrong with it?
Those stats also don’t include GitHub Enterprise..
Only 14 percent of the world has to worry about robots taking their jobs ( yay?)
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blockchain is a term for a technology that is much more than a data structure. if you object to the term that's fine, come up with a new one?
> You will likely go through life with many jobs. You will only ever have one father.

True, but if your 1 father is a POS then having a father is worthless.
> One thing I'd note is that before that Internet era, the scholarship needed to discover who had done X previously took a really significant amount of time. The Internet has changed that a lot

It's exactly the opposite. You can now spend years just reading all the recent papers relevant to a quite specific topic of interest, and 20-80% of your time keeping up with new results.

If you narrow your research so much it's manageable you're immediately rejecting lots of directions right from the start.
I've personally eaten a roast from a cow named Luke, at a beef farmer's house. It certainly happens.

He was tasty.