skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But how much of that market shrinkage was due to the Ranger price being too high, when compared to the F150? Could it have still had a market if it was able to be built cheaper? That is, I though that was part DiMarco's argument, that the market would completely disappear due to the price needing to be almost as much as an F150. But then again, I haven't seen the actual statement(s), so I could be remembering this from one of the anti-regulation proponents.

BTW, I definitely agree with your point that the regulations need tuning and flexibility. Having them inflexible is just like having zero-tolerance policies that ruin lives without taking into account circumstances.
I'm waiting for Facebook to get 6.6.6.6.

That's a DNS service everyone would love to use, right?
100% agreed on this. Invention is a myth. We don't invent new things, we discovering them through deeper understanding of what's actually going on.
Funnily enough, a friend of mine had his GPU die due to heat yesterday. He'd been mucking about with performance settings, and apparently set his MSI card to use too much power and not enough fan.

GPU hit > 95˚C and is now a several hundred dollar paperweight.
Typefaces of this quality and scope come along all the time. I don't really understand how it's a big deal. Take Source {Sans, Serif, Code) Pro, by Paul D. Hunt for Adobe (also open source); it's arguably a better typeface for user interfaces, and is a much better interpretation of Franklin Gothic and related Morris Fuller Benton gothics (as Plex claims in some areas.)

Also Apple's San Francisco, admittedly missing a serif variant, is a similarly broadly scoped project... of much higher quality.

Both of the above typefaces have fonts with character sets / glyph counts exceeding Plex: Plex Sans Regular - 663, Source Sans Pro Regular - 832, SF Pro Text Regular - 2439.

IBM Plex as an open source font is cool, however I think is of limited use to the broader design community... the formal qualities carried over from Paul Rand's IBM logo make it too idiosyncratic to use outside IBM products.

For IBM, I think it's awesome, especially considering it's replacing Helvetica.

Also, your terminology for figure styles is inaccurate. Proportional means of variable horizontal width (not monospaced), where the alternative is tabular figures (monospaced for tables). Old style figures can be either of the above, however their form is more like lowercase characters (an 'old style') that tend to work better in continuous text.
a tbsp (or so) of 1/2 and 1/2 and a teaspoon of sugar
I always do a fast history check before replying. If the user is belligerent in general, I won’t reply, even if the present comment is civil. Whenever I fail to do this, I regret it.
Which only makes things more confusing. Is it dual licensed, both apply? Or dual license, your choice? That only complicates the patent question further.
I find myself baffled at the capacity of the human race to superficially pretend we are doing something good and moral while just being sexually hung up and apparently wanting to hatefully punish people for having any sexual impetus at all.

This is the government exploiting fear to increase its control over the population. The premise is nothing new but the ways in which they're doing it are.
just because someone doesn't use math in the real world doesn't mean that it wouldn't benefit them to.
When technical jargon consistently employs the term "somehow," cost (implicitly tied to value) itself becomes the arbiter of worth.
For anyone interested, here is a sampling of available ML libs in JavaScript. The first two, including tensorflow.js, are sub-libraries of the major ML projects, and the others are custom JS libs:

[tensorflow.js](https://github.com/tensorflow/tfjs)

[mxnet.js](https://github.com/dmlc/mxnet.js/)

[propel.js](https://github.com/propelml/propel) - this uses tensorflow.js under the hood

[ml5](https://github.com/ml5js/ml5-library) - also uses tensorflow.js

[webdnn](https://github.com/mil-tokyo/webdnn)

[brain.js](https://github.com/BrainJS/brain.js)

[mljs](https://github.com/mljs/ml)

[synaptic](https://github.com/cazala/synaptic)

edit: added the ml5 lib mentioned in a subsequent comment.
This one is $69 and has USB C, HDMI, and USB A: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJ1K2AM/A/usb-c-digital-a.... Does it not fit your needs?
Didn't realize this wasn't official yet. A few days ago dns.cloudflare.com pointed to a landing page describing how to change your DNS to 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 and how they were not going to censor or log anything.

It also said it would support DNS over HTTPS.

Edit: Here's the snapshot from wayback machine, https://web.archive.org/web/20180328150501/https://dns.cloud...
A lot of the discussion in previous threads has shown that some of the major players EG craigslist know there are specific politicians who have taking them down as a feather for their cap that has been tried for, so they are conceding the lawfare fight before spending the attorney fees, because the law is crafted to make them lose.
Ah, I didn't realize that this was a reference to the Dropbox comment. Gotcha.
> grpe

Every. Single. Time. Sometimes I even typo it many times in a row.

There must be //something// in that combination of letters, because I don't recall ever having that many mistakes with any other commands.
If you sleep through European history, you can still learn American history. If you sleep through biology, you can still learn chemistry.

If you sleep through algebra, you can't do calculus, period.
And how do they "connect" people? Maybe I use Facebook wrong, but I so nothing much more than vanilla posts I have no interest in from the same people day after day. There is literally nothing I know of in the platform that would cause me to spontaneously meet someone new, unlike forums, meetup.com, etc.
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I was a miserable high school student. Both miserable in feeling, and my grades were atrocious.

School started just after seven AM, and I never slept more than 4 hours. The only time the phone line was available for me to use my modem was at night so I preferred using my computer over getting good grades.

It took me a while to get to university but when I did I ended up an excellent GPA. Classes never started before 9, go figure.
Packaging Node.js code into cross platform executables
>> it seems like they were worried that the Mac was increasingly marginalized as a platform for AR/VR development

As well as ML development, which is a pain w/o a local CUDA-compliant GPU. Yes, you could do it on the cloud, but sometimes it is easier to do ad-hoc stuff locally without having to spin up GPU machines and remember to spin them down.
If that's what the press office knows, "A pill that staves off aging? It's on the horizon" is a ridiculously overblown title.
Restricting population growth is just another restrictive policy, and not all forms of it resemble eugenics as you've implied here. If you just had a yearly quota of births and members of the population were eligible to enter for a random drawing from the quota, it is not eugenics.
If the economic benefits of protecting the giraffes outweigh the economic benefits of hunting them, then the resources for enforcement do exist. It's "just" a matter of distributing the benefits effectively.

There isn't just endless savannah. Poachers need local infrastructure, supplies, protection, etc. If locals can make a living from tourism and from protecting the animals, they will stop the poachers and/or stop being poachers.
I'll be the devil's advocate here: Cars are loud and dangerous - we figured it out as a society.
As far as I know it's fairly hard to synthesize, and isn't produced in large quantities yet.
These numbers include losses and waste. In the most extreme case the US could be wasting a third of their food, while achieving the same intake. So these numbers imply very little about actual calorie intake.
That's definitely not true since at least summer last year (release date of WhateverGreen [1]). The drivers for Nvidia cards are currently pretty bad and are only getting worse (they used to work acceptably ok on Sierra). For example, Pascal based Nvidia GPUs on High Sierra often get something like 50% performance compared to Windows and they also cause the system to stutter. There are also many other problems with using them. For instance, you cannot update the system (even small updates) until Nvidia releases new drivers which sometimes takes few days.

While with AMD, the drivers for RX460/470/480/560/570/580/Vega are already built-in and you only need to correctly inject them. You just need to use one kext (kind of a driver in Mac) called WhateverGreen (to be fully correct you also need Lilu, but you almost always have it anyway on your Hackintosh). It works without issues and is generally preferred among Hackintosh community.

Another thing is that tonymacx builds are generally bad if you want a stable and easy to build Hackintosh (at least as easy as it can get). They are being sponsored and their choice of hardware is strongly biased.

[1] https://github.com/vit9696/WhateverGreen
You view people going to church as one of the problems? That seems... rather narrow-minded.
You need a stable population to keep the economy stable, because a lot of your expenses are not per capita (infrastructure spending, debt repayment, etc.). To keep Europe's population stable, you need massive annual immigration (more than you have now). I don't think it's possible to maintain a high-trust, cohesive society with that level of immigration.
Yeah my high school had 2,500 students, there's no way they could've even fit everyone onto the field in the morning let alone have the staff to handle that.
As long as you're adjusting the title, I'll point out that the study does not actually demonstrate that the effects on aging are similar. Just that taking the pill creates a metabolite that might possibly have an effect on aging.
There's an amazing website and community if you are interested in external GPUs at https://egpu.io/ . Both for Mac and PC you will find guides, explanations etc.

There's also an eGPU subreddit and I wrote a sticky on U series chips, PCIe lanes and Thunderbolt 3 https://www.reddit.com/r/eGPU/comments/7vb0gg/u_series_chips... which is more interesting for PCs than Mac.
I've read it over a few times again, and think I know why it's so divisive. In the memo, he describes a state of affairs, with two possible subtexts:

1) This is the state of things today, and the uncomfortable truth of how we got here; what do we do about it?

2) This is how things both are and should be; either get in line or leave.

I, obviously, gravitated towards the first interpretation and you the second. Without further context, I'm not sure there's any way to really know which was intended.
My middle school did not. No doors on the bathroom stalls either.
The GPLv2 license was added for inclusion in the kernel, you may choose either GPLv2 or BSD. See the header file https://github.com/facebook/zstd/blob/dev/lib/zstd.h.
Interesting stuff but night owls could also go to bed early, drink a bit less etc

I mean, bioritm it isnt the only datapoint.
As the person who placed the order, yes you definitely can :)

Starting November 1, 2015 [1], you could no longer obtain certificates for "Reserved IP Addresses" [2] and any still in existence on October 1, 2016 had to be revoked.

Section 3.2.2.5 of the BRs indicate how one can demonstrate control over the IP address.

--

1 - https://github.com/cabforum/documents/blob/master/docs/BR.md...

2 - https://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space/ipv4-add... http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv6-address-space/ipv6-addr...

3 - https://github.com/cabforum/documents/blob/master/docs/BR.md...
That is not caused by different natural rhytme, that is caused by them not going to sleep till they are exhausted. It does not happen if they are not allowed to watch TV or browse the net or chat of social whatever and are sent to bed by parents.

That pop culture cliché also have only kids who don't give a fuck about anything doing that. And it is fuelled by it being perceived as cool. Overwhelming majority of students don't sleep during class.
It’s really not a good idea to play the devils advocate as a high ranking individual in a company without being super extra explicitly clear about that. People might mistake it as the companies position, especially if no other high ranking individual contradicts or clarifies he companies position.
If I had to hypothesize, I'd say that most hallucinogens generally stimulate lower-levels of the neocortex's sensory perception hierarchy, resulting in a distorted and more vivid experience of basic things like colors, textures, etc. But DMT is somehow particularly able to stimulate a higher-level representation that corresponds with the perception of a fellow intelligent creature. This is combined semi-randomly with one or more high-level representation of animals and objects to create the perception of intelligent "aliens" with a bizarre form.
We all showered, and there was plenty of time allocated. This was in Sweden, though. Yet another weirdness about American schools...
Right, what I meant is that you can't return an NXDOMAIN response that "redirects" the domain. (Of course this isn't really a redirect per-se.)
Huh, I wasn't aware of that. Are you sure? launchd doesn't seem to link against any Swift libraries:

$ otool -L `which launchd`
/sbin/launchd:
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1252.50.4)
/usr/lib/libobjc.A.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 228.0.0)
/usr/lib/libauditd.0.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)
/usr/lib/libbsm.0.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)
/usr/lib/libdz.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 110.50.29)
I created something similar, though it just creates a youtube playlist that you can listen in your browser: http://touristplaylist.com/, you can pick a date range and the location, it uses songkick api
There are a large number of people who... believe there was a conspiracy to produce a falsified birth certificate for the previous president of the United States. If it were on a system where the original record could be viewed in a transparent forgery resistant way then that wouldn't have been an issue. Maybe.
Jio Prime to Remain Free for Existing Users for 1 More Year
Average male height is 5'2" in Indonesia. The US is 5'9". How has your feedback loop of eating more helped grow and shrink your vertical height?
Why is pulling wisdom teeth unethical?
Ask HN: AWS or Azure for HIPAA compliant web form?
I need a basic HIPAA compliant web form for a medical office.

I'm looking at setting up a server on AWS or Azure that will host the form. I will use use an iframe to add the form the practice's website that will be hosted on a Digital Ocean droplet.

The Azure/AWS server won't store any data but it will be transferring it to a HIPAA compliant email address (office 365 email address).

I'm somewhat confused on what the best route to take is. I was thinking about building the form on a low resource vm to reduce cost as much as possible. If a simple vm server is all I need, are there any benefits to using AWS or Azure in terms of being HIPAA compliant? In other words, does either platform make it easier to be HIPAA compliant?
This is unfairly downvoted.. top violinists have their favorite instruments for real reasons. This comment never mentioned anything about Stradivarius violins being better than modern ones.
11 ways ransomware is evolving
Nah...the only way to ensure their survival is to kill them. Makes perfect sense.
I didn't find that drinking it from a gourd quite had the same effect as brewing it in an automatic drip coffee maker. The first time I tried this, I drank a few cups at around noon. That night I found myself wide awake at 3 am.
Everyone keeps saying PE but imagine 1 math teacher trying to teach 150 kids at once. Not effective with traditional teaching. We already struggle with overly large class sizes making it harder to teach.

I got to go to a fancy school where there were like 12 kids in the class. It was amazing, I learned so much during my time there. Conversely, I went to some pretty shoddy city schools as well and the teacher could barely get the students to just be quiet.

I will say in yet another school (I moved A LOT) for my final semester of high school I went to an alternative school where you did all your coursework on the computers. You could work as fast or as slow as you wanted. It didn't take very many teachers to run that at all. The computer took care of most of it, including hints and letting you rewatch how to solve the problem. I loved this-- school was always kind of boring and I was always one of the first to finish and just end up reading a book...but I was able to finish up my whole class extremely quickly (I think a month or so, it's been a few years).
If you're talking about "insert char X at location Y" leading to undesirable changes: sure. But that has nothing to do with the DB type, and everything to do with how changes are resolved. CRDT / etc can all be written on top of any DB.

Updating a DB every 30ms should be trivial. Heck, you should be able to grab an exclusive row lock, double check your state, and write your change without even coming close - 100% conflict or deadlock free, regardless of the number of writers, simply by using a DB as it is designed to be used. In this case, by using the biggest reasonable hammer available: make everything sequential at the DB level. You can absolutely build other systems on a relational DB that don't have that limitation.
I've been getting up at 4am since I started high school and am at my peak alertness 5am - 7am. Based on the comments I'm seeing here, would that suggest that I am in a small minority among tech workers?
And the lives of everybody else on that road.
Sure, read this review:
https://www.karger.com/Article/Abstract/216538

Abstract:
Sleep deprivation among adolescents is epidemic. We argue that this sleep deprivation is due in part to pubertal changes in the homeostatic and circadian regulation of sleep. These changes promote a delayed sleep phase that is exacerbated by evening light exposure and incompatible with aspects of modern society, notably early school start times. In this review of human and animal literature, we demonstrate that delayed sleep phase during puberty is likely a common phenomenon in mammals, not specific to human adolescents, and we provide insight into the mechanisms underlying this phenomenon.
If it wasn't for the unearned and unnassailable value of the network effect Facebook benefits from, this disgusting behavior (from Zuck and his minions) would be enough to drive everyone to a new platform.
Is it biological clock or bedtime?

My son goes to bed at 8:30. He wakes up at 6. That wasn’t a biological imperative — we made him go to sleep early.
Usually the highly polished, compact systems get that way by discarding awkward corner cases, and by some amount of compose -it-yourself solutions. This makes it harder for the drive-by user.
saliva + hot liquid are pretty good disinfectants, especially if only dry lips are used..

related side note: most (all?) eastern christian groups use a single spoon for communion..

my unscientific biological theory on these things is they to some extent cause immune-boosting results since you are getting a micro exposure to mostly killed off or weakened pathogens in combination with 'clean' nutrients (mate+vitamins or host) and potentially also antibodies from the others in the group..
Speaking of souls, it's hard to imagine a more soul-crushing job than enforcing orthodoxy (of any kind, not just religious) in the modern age.
Version 7 of the CIS Controls Released
Well that's alright then.
There's also strings.

'foo ' + bar
'foo {}'.format(bar)
'foo %s' % bar
f'foo {bar}'
Did you test any genetics self-adjustments?
Infographic – Top Ranking Factors of Yelp
What is wrong with hypothesizing that invisible beings around us can only be seen under certain circumstances?
And iMac + iMac Pro.
What do you about children born over the quota? Fine their families?
Use dnscrypt-proxy 2.x -- The 1.x branch has reached end of life.

Cloudflare's resolvers have been supported by dnscrypt-proxy for quite some time and are even present in the example configuration.
“That’s why all the work we do in growth is justified. All the questionable contact importing practices. All the subtle language that helps people stay searchable by friends. All of the work we do to bring more communication in. The work we will likely have to do in China some day. All of it.”

If you justify "questionable contact importing practices" then you aren't putting up a straw man. You are talking honestly about your "questionable" decisions and trying to defend them. Thus you should expect outrage from those who realize you've lied to the public using "subtle language" in order to grow at any costs.

In other words, the self-awareness to call out the "subtle language" and "questionable practices" implies that the company pursued those growth strategies despite CLEARLY knowing they were sketchy. This is extremely damning but those in power will try to deflect the problem as if someone leaking it is the issue.

I never would have worked at Facebook before due to their questionable policies. This incident reinforces that and shows that the problems come from the top. Now we'll watch debate there get muzzled in the interest of staying out of the news and growing at all costs. Perhaps a success for shareholders, but a failure for rank and file employees with morals.
Someone once joked with me that Amazon Fresh was never intended to be a profitable business. It existed to scare UPS and FedEx by saying 'hey look, we can deliver stuff ourselves!'.

I'm not sure how much they were joking.
An in-depth look at CVE-2018-8878 or why integer overflows are still a thing
Just use high quality niacin/nicotinic acid/vitamin-b3.
"niacin supplementation increases cellular nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) levels"

reference: https://examine.com/supplements/vitamin-b3/
I think Go is a pretty good example of Worse is Better. Go's designers preferred simplicity over correctness. (some copying and pasting here and there is better than introducing the complexity of generics).

(This is without negative sentiment, I use Go for some work.)
You need to rotate your supplies.
Most CAs ignore the subjectAltName extension when parsing CSRs (as it's a pain[1] for users to generate one properly). They just extract the public key, CN, and let you fill in SANs.

1 - Before Cloudflare I used to do this with OpenSSL and it requires half a dozen steps, but with cfssl you can do this quite easily: https://github.com/cloudflare/cfssl/wiki/Creating-a-new-CSR.
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As others have mentioned in this thread, Nvidia provides drivers for their graphics cards on macOS.
NASA Invests in Shapeshifters, Biobots, Other Visionary Technology
If Tim Cook is actually concerned about the Mac being marginalized for AR/VR, he'd get a lot more bang for his buck out of not treating OpenGL and Vulcan like the red-headed stepchildren on macOS.
I used to do that. Unfortunately (jk), cnn enabled https recently. I'm using example.org now.
Wait, I don't have integrity if I stand up against something, anonymously or not, I believe is wrong? The employees calling for the hiring of people with "integrity" have been drinking the Kool-aid.

Bosworth can say what he wants but he shouldn't feel broken-hearted because what he said leaked, he should feel broken-hearted for what he said.

Leaking doesn't have to silence conversation unless Facebook wants it to.
aren't they completely out of the stand-alone display business now?
Cloudflare resolvers are supported by dnscrypt-proxy.

See https://dnscrypt.info/public-servers