skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even just factoring in purely lost output from compassionate leave would probably contribute significantly to bridging that gap (not that any employer should even try and quantify it, but if we're looking at the "system cost" of treatment vs non-treatment, the wider impact is probably staggering).
How Will Automation Affect Different U.S. Cities?
Have you considered adding support for Subsonic? http://www.subsonic.org/pages/index.jsp

Manually choosing songs to load onto my phone is a significant chore and my phone can only fit a subset of my collection.
> Unfortunately I rarely come across designers like this.

Perhaps that's because "designer" is just a label that anybody can use, as opposed to e.g. an "MSc industrial design" which is someone with proper education.
I remember when the only useful thing you could do with a GPU would be to play videogames. Now you can do

1. Deep Learning

2. Cryptocurrency Mining

3. CAD / CAM

4. Acceleration of certain computations like fluid dynamics
oh wow, he was Carnage!
It’s a machine (algorithm) that looks and learns from my listening history and that of other users, defines certain specific listening patterns/genres for me and it compiles mixes with old and new music for each of those genres.

I don’t see that much difference with an AI that looks at and learns from a lot of historic go games to recommend or play the optimal next moves for the current go board.
Sure I did, lack of SIMD and GPGPU support for example.

If you prefer to be more specific, generics in Rust are still not as powerful as in C++, lacking const parameters and HKT, although they are coming.

Also compile time code execution is not yet supported, although quite a bit can be achieved with macros.
No, I didn't, as I made very clear in the post. (keyword: "policy making")

I also hope that you don't believe that intelligence and salary are in any way on a par. Intelligence is at least partly genetically inherited (notwithstanding other factors). Salary is not.

To make your analogy correct, consider someone who claims that women are less intelligent than men. That person is most likely a sexist, even though I do not deny that from time to time there may be people who actually believe to have data to back up the claim. Even if there is data, the comparison makes almost no sense except for certain cases of policy making, since the variation of intelligence amongst the group of women and man is so much higher than the difference between the averages of the groups.
Supports your favourite speakers and headphones Doppler works with AirPods, HomePod and any Bluetooth or AirPlay enabled speaker

But it doesn't require any setup - it comes out of the box. Or put it in another way - I don't see any music app that does not support that.
Japanese Animation Guide: The History of Robot Anime [pdf]
Theoretically, Recording Dreams Is Possible…Scientists Are Trying
Much of published research in all fields is wrong and you shouldn’t trust science to tell you what you should know in your heart and from your own experience. And definitely don’t listen to people like Sam Harris!
I find Apple's music app on iOS terribly hard to use. It didn't used to be this way. I struggle to do basic things, like just playing the songs in order on an album! Sounds silly, but there are so many buttons that sweep away to different screens, and it's not at all clear what you are doing.

Now I just use GoodReader to store and play back all offline albums, since it's just a file directory and I can just play the tracks in the order they are stored.
I suppose people thought the same of classical computers when the ordinary way to carry out computations was to deliver them to arrays of people sitting at desks. Now, history is not forced to repeat itself, but it has happened frequently enough so that it might be premature to exclude that QC will at some point be generally available and used. I agree that having a lot of programmers is not an immediate need, though.
Does it support casting to chromecast? This is something that is really missing in the native app. If this is supported I would buy.
Microsoft Regional Director (Redux)
Open Source Licenses in 2017: What’s Hot and What’s Not
You could always opt out of the white pages. Not the case here.
Figma is web-based, surprisingly high performance (it's written in C++ I believe, and compiled to web assembly), and is roughly on-par with Sketch feature-wise. The ecosystem isn't as rich, and it probably falls short in some areas whilst being better than offers.
Does "Import your music and playlists" means it will use my synced iTunes library? I would love this. But I tried to click to find out more, only to find that almost nothing on that landing page is a link.
Yes, the EU regulation, but the actual laws are not active.
Thanks. You answered my question which was really if this would be an appropriate kernel for a fully blown OS.
Assuming that you know that those 3rd party extensions are sticking to the published API and not stuffing around by scratching around in Visual Studio's internal APIs and data structures......

Because Windows programmers have such a great track record of sticking to the published API....
Scientific Python *in* the Browser
The fastest and most accurate way to track time for teams. Automatic time tracking helps you never forget what you worked on. Smart resource scheduling assures everyone's time is utilized. Powerful reporting helps you identify opportunities to improve productivity.
The product is "Timely"
follow on
https://www.besanttechnologies.com/training-courses/data-war...
It’s pretty trivial to spoof caller ID though; there is basically zero security that prevents it from happening and many apps that make it easy.
There is plenty of it, specially since Windows 8, which was when C++ code was officially supported on the DDK.

Since they decided they are done with C, Microsoft has been cleaning up Windows code to make their code compliant with the C subset of C++.

Since Windows Longhorn failure, with Vista COM got the main API role for the components that were originally designed to be written in .NET.

Which lead to the design of UWP as improved COM, using the ideas they originally had for Ext-VOS, but decided to create .NET instead.

https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/4oruo1/windows_10_code...
Seems like they're required by law to spam you. Of course they're going to at least use it for something worthwhile at the same time.
I don't know much about cars but I guess the point you're missing is that Tesla is the first (and only) company to market automated driving assistance as Autopilot. My first impression when I heard that first was that the car knew how to go from point A to point B with no or minimal manual intervention. With other cars it's marketed as what it is: driving tech that helps avoid accidents. But youtube is full of videos people letting go of the steering wheel on highways and stuff in Teslas.
Near my house, there is an unencrypted studio FM aural link at ~918 MHz. I tracked it down to a religious radio station a few blocks away. Beams over my house to the transmitter site at the other end of the city. With SDR, hacking that link is trivial.
Like I always say when I see a music related app submission: Get a lawyer.

It looks pretty awesome by the way, any plans for android?
Maybe use 'mobile' instead of 'cross platform'. Its shorter and implies nowadays iOS and Android.
Great idea! I'll add to the roadmap, thanks
10% foreign ownership of a major city housing market is an extraordinarily high number that will certainly change the market dramatically.
There are a couple of issues here and there but I'm just glad another software guy is looking into hardware and not just assuming the compiler can figure everything out automatically.
How to choose the best CI tool?
High definition vinyl
Solving incidents in business applications automatically – Reaction Engine
I get the Apple lock in eco-system but if it supported bluetooth pairing it opens itself to a far larger market and then they can up sell if you want the extra features, HomePod app integration, stereo pairing etc buy a IPhone/IPad.
Maybe the best article I’ve read on the topic. Too often people use terms like filter bubble or echo chamber and mean different things. Generally, the lack of access to contrarian viewpoints. But that’s rarely the actual problem. If the author is correct, it’s the lack of trust.

This is especially great: “Here’s a basic check: does a community’s belief system actively undermine the trustworthiness of any outsiders who don’t subscribe to its central dogmas? Then it’s probably an echo chamber.”
Does apple still reject third party apps that are too similar to existing first party apps?
Demystifying Product/Market Fit
No kidding! After the first couple I started only looking at the final image, trying to guess the inserted object.
A little longer and less paywalled version https://www.reuters.com/article/us-lockheed-f35-exclusive/ex...
Collaborative learning is a situation in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together. Unlike individual learning, people engaged in collaborative learning capitalize on one another's resources and skills (asking one another for information, evaluating one another's ideas, monitoring one another's work, etc.). More specifically, collaborative learning is based on the model that knowledge can be created within a population where members actively interact by sharing experiences and take on asymmetry roles.
https://www.besanttechnologies.com/training-courses/data-war...
Reverse-engineering Whatsapp, to talk to friends without Facebook's oversight
> do you expect Mac software you bought in 1984 to continue run on the current OS?

That is to some extend how it works in Windows land. It was not until 64bit was a thing that they removed support for 16bit programs, and there is still many ways to run them.

Everyone that cares about backwards compatibility just needs to read this http://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/9780321440303/samplech... to get an idea of the history MS has of backwards compatibility.
That requirment has existed in the EU since 1995.
At the moment it imports from the Music.app (so whatever you've synced with iTunes). Adding more providers in the next few months
How does Doppler compare with Cesium? I've been using Cesium for the past couple of years and have been pretty happy, though like with any app improvements can be made. I agree with you the iTunes app is not good for simply playing music.
My main issue from working with Zeplin is that it can't "explain" the layout, it can only give you dimensions in a specific static scenario. For example, a layout might be based on a grid system that can only be derived from looking holistically at every design artefact (including written words), because any individual layout gives an incomplete piece of the puzzle.

Ultimately I found that Zeplin doesn't replace the need to have conversations about most aspects of a design; and whilst it can provide value in some cases, that scope of that value tends to be vastly overstated. If you know that your design system uses a base unit of 8 pixels, you can eyeball most dimensions up to about 8 units, and guess pretty successfully above that.
It looks like you're able to do a similar thing with their batching method to make using it cheaper. Re-read your peep before it gets pushed to the chain and you'll be able to delete them there.
> The less dependent you are of the trappings of 'modern' live, the less you'll suffer for the loss of such.

I hear what you're saying; However, it's mostly pointless. Climate change will eat up survivalists and off the grid types just like everyone else. What will you do when antibiotics are no longer available or your crops fail due to fire or drought (more likely now)?

Not really hating on your approach or comment, I just think people would be better off writing their senate representatives about addressing climate change or attending a peaceful rally rather than hedging their bets on going bush to survive the apocalypse.
Haven't heard of Subsonic before. Will see what I can do. Cheers!
All variables declared at file scope have static storage duration in C.
Nope. The wheel does turn, in videos I've seen, but with this video the problem is that the vehicle moves straight ahead as the yellow wall pops up in front of it, in which case the wheel would not indicate anything too.
I guess this is going to be a much better upgrade from my current non-Apple/-cloud music-player, VLC ..
Yep that's right!
Dollar value is a meaningless comparison. The cost of running a tiny drug study in the US is insane and only done because of how the FDA operates. It's really bad incentives all around.

Consider, how much money drug companies spend advertising, now reolise there are basically one new drug per week or less if you exclude packing drifts A and drug B in one pill and calling it something else. Doctors can easily keep up with that rate of new drugs without a lot of effort.
Ultralight: Lightweight, Pure-GPU HTML Renderer
I didn't realise you could have standalone music files in the Music any more! I thought it was all streaming Apple Music now. I wouldn't even know where to get standalone music files from.
Penetrating the abstract CPU model: Intel store-buffer capacity is measurable
What interesting?
What will happen to the data collected by 600 () trackers?
It's good marketing to outline the fact for a slight competitive advantage.
RISC-V arrives
And a good article it is. I've never been a great believer in learning styles, but I do know that for me, it's far, far more convenient to watch a video and read a smaller amount of text than to have to solely read a book.

I read text all day. Watching a video is novel and exciting, and I think I tend to pay more attention because of it. But that's just anecdotal. Grinds my gears when people suggest that "books are the best way to learn" any kind of programming language.
ICOs: Is the SAFT a Non-Starter?
helooo
let me help. it is well known that big data is the latest trend setter in the fast growing technology. My personal advice to you is to take bigdata and shine in it.
grab your opportunity.
https://www.besanttechnologies.com/training-courses/data-war...
>and high competition to find office space

This is less of an issue in recent years. I've not really struggled to find suitable, affordable office space. There are tons of co-working spaces like WeWork et al popping up that also offer private office space.
Clojure: Ethereum's Compact Merkle Trie (Part II)
Remember this article, https://mako.cc/copyrighteous/google-has-most-of-my-email-be...
Yes, with Tesla you are not a driver, you are a driving teacher for Tesla autopilot. And, as anyone who ever tried to teach their own kid how to drive knows, being a teacher is inherently more difficult than simply driving.
Yep, completely impossible to have any diplomatic relations with any nations at all post-brexit. No possible way they'd like to get the tourism and investment that comes from space launches.

Lets not be silly, as much as brexit was foolish, the UK will still work in the ESA closely and will still be on very good terms with the vast majority of nations on the planet.
> There's really very little reason to ever use C over C++ with modern toolchains.

- most C code compiles magnitudes faster than most C++ code (unless you don't use templates or the C++ stdlib)

- you need C headers anyway for the public API, because the C++ ABI is not standardized (and a mess), trying to do shared libraries with C++ would result in such abominations like COM

- about half of features that C++ adds on top of C only make sense if you do OOP and encourage bad practices

- C is a much simpler and "complete" language, there's less room for debating about coding style, what C++ subset to use etc... (that's one thing that Go got right).

Also, Eric S.Raymond's "informed rant" on C++ is relevant: http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=7724

I'd really like to see a simple language which fixes C's (very few) flaws succeed, but C++ ain't that.
> The majority of money spent in R&D is public money. When they say "It cost $10 million to develop" it doesn't mean that's what they paid out of pocket. Most of it is research done at universities through grants.

Do you have some citations for that?

Public grant money may pay for some early-stage basic research, but clinical trials (especially the later ones) are almost always run and paid for by pharma companies, aren't they? And those are the really expensive part.

> My wife was treated for MS using a cancer drug developed in the 50s. If you have cancer, the drug costs about $20. If you have MS, the drug costs $450,000+ (that was my bill). The only difference is FDA approval.

No, the difference is that someone actually went and spent years researching MS, figuring out that this cancer drug could potentially treat it, ran multiple phases of clinical trials to show that it was effective and THEN got FDA approval. Why would any company go through all this trouble if you could just buy the generic cancer drug from a competitor at the end?
I don't know if it is technically possible, but a polished, fast app for Apple Music is badly needed!
It probably should be homomorphic to the actual model, but not the actual model. The map cannot be the terrain.
I also think it's a pity that Canonical dropped the Ubuntu phone. Clearly, there was big interest in such a device.
I'm genuinely curious why you say to get a lawyer for all music apps as I can't really see why this one would necessarily need a lawyer. Are you talking in terms of music licensing issues or patent violations, or other?
That's why I use a pen and paper. A diagram is far faster and more expressive than most code.
What's wrong with racial purism? We do it with dog breeding. What are the ethical problems?
Okay, trying xamarin soon. I'd like to add for fellow readers that Xamarin has 2 implementation for cross platform development:

- Xamarin Forms

- Xamarin Native

Where forms has the most shared code features ( Dev efficiency). Fyi, the op is talking about Xamarin Native
VC landscape - Yep, it's great but it's not unrivalled. Berlin and the Nordic regions are rapidly improving.

Availability of talent - Lots of talent sure but there's also an enormous amount of competition for said talent which means freelancing is abundant and salaries and rates are rapidly increasing.
144hz 4K HDR monitor pricing announced in Europe
What is this 'offline' thing I keep hearing about ? Is it something US-specific ?
In Uber’s Vision of the Future, Every Form of Transport Is Fair Game
It astounds me that something as simple as talking to people is in some ways objectively more difficult now than it was in 1990.

What the hell are we doing?
We heard you the first 10 times/

https://h4labs.wordpress.com/2017/09/27/groundhog-day-amazon...
Microsoft has announced 64 bit emulation coming in a few months.

Snapdragon Single Thread Performance isn't even great, hence with added emulation performance penalties it is going to be even slower.
Should you build an in-house marketing team?
Yet foreign governments are buying this turd [1].

Thankfully the F35 is so overpriced it is probably not in the final list for the next Swiss fighter plane purchase. [2]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba63OVl1MHw
[2] https://www.nzz.ch/schweiz/fuenf-kampfjet-typen-in-der-ueber...
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I dont think Intel will allow that to happen without some patents issues.
Diagnosing iCloud problems using brctl, sync budgets and throttles
First, it could be as simple as you use a legacy proprietary software that you don't have access to the sources to recompile it 64 bit, on macOS is less of a problem because 32bit was used for a short transition period, but if you think maybe you want to run 32bit Windows software with wine.

Another reason is that the program was not written with portability in mind, and so it works well on 32bit and on 64bit it has strange behaviors, this could be due to a infinite number of possibilities, and so if you want to use it on a 64bit you must not only recompile the program but debug and fix it.

And then it could have be done on purpose, yes Microsoft compiles Visual Studio 32bit on purpose, the reason is that the main advantage of 64bit is a bigger address space, and a couple more registers, otherwise on the Intel architecture the performance is the same, but with 64bit you consume significantly more memory, because every pointer inside you program is now twice as big: so if you program doesn't need an address space bigger than 32bit and you want to save some RAM, it's not a stupid idea as it would seem to still compile it 32bit. As it's not a stupid idea to use a 32bit OS on a PC with 2Gb of RAM or even less.
See here for Lisp resources:

https://github.com/lispgames/lispgames.github.io/wiki/Common...
It's the good old MP3s that you download and send to your phone with iTunes.
The question is: By mistake or by design?
I pretty much said “oh come on” out loud when reading that.
Once you have enough Waymo cars on the road you'll see that the Waymo way kills people too. I would put all these vehicles in karantine mode until the industry or gov develops proper regulation/tests. The car should't be able to change the direction unless it proves it can never fail identifying obstacles.
WhatsApp Reverse Engineering effort...

- https://github.com/sigalor/whatsapp-web-reveng/blob/master/R...

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16793180
They allow Spotify soooooo.....
This looks great, I'll try it out, congrats!

Now, questions:

Any chance of supporting BS2B (Bauer stereophonic-to-binaural), which VOX player supports?

Do you plan to add, if at all possible, Spotify or VOX Music Cloud as providers?

Do you plan to support 3D Touch? I found the use of Peek on songs (+slide and release on menu options) very useful in Apple Music, and I definitely miss that in Spotify.
Mozilla Brings Firefox to Augmented and Virtual Reality
Should be possible https://developer.apple.com/musickit/
As always, there is a relevant xkcd. https://xkcd.com/641/
Let this tale make some basic, yet usually hidden, workplace realities 100% clear for everyone:

1) Labor and ownership have fundamentally opposing interests.

2) Ownership is utterly dependent upon labor.

3) Merging labor and ownership of an enterprise by removing nonproducing stockholders from the equation is the only sustainable way to eliminate the fundamental conflict of interest.

It must become better understood that nonproducing stockholders' presumption of entitlement to the value created by labor is merely a choice that is temporarily indulged by labor. It is not a law of nature.
Off topic pointless comment. Literally listing one tangentially related reference in a movie with hundreds of them (because it is nothing but.)
For photo quality material this will be a detail loss, but some media(animation/clip art/compressed video) can benefit greatly if the algorithm of reconstruction is fast enough.
They should compare it with AV1/x265 codecs.
I think the term "capability based" is explained well enough in the talk "Dive into Magenta – fuzzing Google’s new kernel" (https://youtu.be/aYZCiLI-LZM?t=18m9s).

Highly recommend it.
The old way?
Are you sure you've posted on the right thread? You've probably been downvoted because those questions are either easily answerable or simply don't make sense (what app?).
When x86_64 was introduced, other 64-bits systems had made that choice, too. It was natural to follow that.

See http://www.unix.org/version2/whatsnew/lp64_wp.html and http://www.unix.org/version2/whatsnew/login_64bit.html.
It's like putting "Asbestos FREE" on chips bag. It will definitely stand out on the shelf. And it's true also.