skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's okay, I'm in my safe space.
It is but not through the DC “ground” trough the power cables but through the motherboard via the case and via pin 18 and 19 on the main ATX which should lead to earth but not always.

If the motherboard is not connected via metal stems and screws through the holes with an earth ground plane it won’t be grounded this is why there are either solder dots or a copper ring around the screwholes in the motherboard and why you should not use plastic standoffs unless they are explicitly specified and then often if you use metal standoffs you might screw something up.

For mining you essentially connect cards via PCIe raisers which often use a USB 3.0 cable and the card is connected to 12v rails which may or may now lead to earth and often they won’t.

It’s really not that hard to screw it up.
This is in general a great BBC documentary from 1978, well worth watching in full. It might be the only time Intel permitted cameras to record the production process of silicon chips?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW5Fvk8FNOQ

Anyway it features Robert Noyce at around 9 mins 20 secs in.

Edit: Thanks guiambros for pointing out the stupid region restriction. This link should work for people outside the UK: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x64ng4h
Serato DJ Pro Cracke and Activation Key Latest Version for [Mac+Win]
> It was 1989. Kirk Lougheed of Cisco and Yakov Rekhter of IBM were having lunch in a meeting hall cafeteria at an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) conference.

> They wrote a new routing protocol that became RFC (Request for Comment) 1105, the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), known to many as the “Two Napkin Protocol” — in reference to the napkins they used to capture their thoughts.
the AI becomes notoriously hard after a couple of levels. Impossible even.
I'm planning to stick some kind of linux or alternative chrome OS on there, if possible.

> I'm not sure Windows 7 being supported for a decade was intentional, but we'll see what pans out with Windows 10's incremental model.

It definitely was. XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10LTSB all start[ed] with 10 years of support, and you can install a newer version on your same hardware to reset that counter.

Something's gone wrong with the core architecture if Google needs to actively "maintain devices" instead of just making generic security patches and shipping them out, with a little bit of testing.
Which payment methods are readily available to consumers and business owners that is 'better than credit cards in almost every way'?
A serving portion of Mac and Cheese has roughly 40gr of carbs, 10gr of protein. A portion of beef/chicken is 20-30gr of protein.
Looks like a source of carbs (energy) more like a protein source to me. Maybe when you add the price, the equation change.( I mean the price per protein gr.)
Yes, I like dark mode a lot, but when you open the webpage, or the app, that doesn't support it, the context switch is worse than having it disable.
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Game Closure is building the world's most advanced javascript game technologies, including an engine, server infrastructure, analytics and marketing, among other cool products. We are hiring senior engineers who can tackle architecture and APIs for our game technology on small teams of 3-4 folks. Game Closure has raised more then $30M, and has more than 100M users supported by a small team of engineers <25

For flavor: our last project was to use redux as a server state timeline for 100M+ players; before that we used code mods to port it from our propriety module and class system to es6. There are numerous projects coming up, such as first class typescript support to facilitate better tooling and API documentation, a facial tracking/AR engine, and a react-powered webgl-based UI system.

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The US military of the 1990s was a very different organization than it is today. Pretending we have the same solid military leadership right now as we did then is dangerous.
A similar idea was worked out in more detail by the philosopher of science Nancy Cartwright under the heading of "the dappled world":

https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Laws-Physics-Nancy-Cartwright/d...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dappled-World-Study-Boundaries-Scie...

It's interesting to see a physicist suggest something similar. Review/summary of the second (more recent) book here:

https://philosophynow.org/issues/28/The_Dappled_World_A_Stud...
"Turning momentum against the wall" needs actually more force than just stopping the faller. If the faller initially falls with momentum -p z (where I will denote the unit vectors of the coordinate system with x, z, and p is the magnitude of the momentum) and turns that into p x, then you need an average force of Favg=deltap /t= sqrt(2)p /t, while just stopping would only be Favg=p/t, where deltap is the total change in momentum and t is the duration of the stopping.

The reason for that is, that momentum is a vector and so you need to supply force in along each of the coordinate axis individually.
True, but you can get a refurb unit for about $100 and put LineageOS on it. We've had five of them through this house (the kids use them) and I haven't seen anything they want to do that it can't.
Likewise impressed, but the fireman's own body transmitted much of the force to the window frame. So it's less the equivalent of launching someone into the air, and more like hanging on to someone while you are launched into the air by harness.
Cooklist | Django / React Native | Dallas, TX | Remote | Equity 1-5% Salary $70-90k
Cooklist shows you recipes you can cook with the groceries you buy.

Our app can connect directly to 81 grocery chains like Walmart, Safeway, Kroger etc. and automatically download every purchase a user makes in store and online. It uses NLP to match each product purchased to recipe ingredients. Over 1,000,000 products are matched to 1,000,000 recipes with 95% accuracy.

Cooklist has been live in private beta as an iOS app for two months and we are launching publicly in the app store next week. Hundreds of users are participating in the development process. 10,000+ purchases have been downloaded in the last week. Right now we are a 6 person team with experienced startup founders. We've been accepted into several accelerator programs and have decided to attend one this summer. You can see a demo video at https://cooklist.co

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The debate over whether to use genetically modified mosquitoes to fight malaria
I disagree. I would imo recommend you to switch to Vue if your app have gotten too big with React. As I said, Vue is more elegant and it improves the speed of development which also means less errors.

There are many big companies and startups who switched to Vue and loving it so I would say your point is moot.
> Fonts are easy enough to self-host

But what’s special about fonts? If I can’t reference an asset outside my own domain because the network request could allow the 3rd party to log an IP address, How is that not antithetical to the foundation of the WWW?

Besides the fact that this goes against the last decade of advice on how to speed up your site...
Law and the Political Economy of Technology
You have it backwards; the cirriform clouds are mostly transparent to visible but absorb and re-emit IR effectively (cloud greenhouse effect). Low clouds tend to have a very high albedo, hence effectively reflect incoming solar radiation, like ice/snow.
> When in reality your premise is false: the Web is a document-centric self-publishing mechanism. That you're hell-bent to using it at as application delivery platform doesn't make it any more reasonable to judge the Web for something it simply isn't designed for.

The distinction between app-oriented and document-oriented is largely artificial anyway. They give you slightly different primitives, but the same set of programs are expressible in either paradigm (like the equivalency of Turing machines and the lambda calculus).

The main problem of HTML+CSS for the web is the inconsistencies in element styling and cross-browser support. You still can't apply some styles to buttons in some browsers, for instance. And this applies to both document publishing and web app development.

Things are much better with flexbox and soon CSS grid, but there's still considerable knowledge required to avoid the many pitfalls that should never have existed to begin with.
8 Rungs on the Accountability Ladder Drive Leadership
> nature, as Feynman once speculated, could be like an onion, with a huge number of layers

Much of this was like woosh to me admittedly, but in between the Greek; happy to see that even distinguished scientists with degrees seem to think that we are nowhere near understanding 'the mind of God' as the late Stephen Hawking once or twice proposed we might be, may he rest in peace.

So, a TOE seems more and more improbable. The most sane and reasonable stance IMO would then be to suspect but not know an infinite number of layers, scales and dimensions, be it in terms of time, space or speeds.

Such a position would seem useful in theory-creation as it would free our assumptions about the universe from our natural human-centered prejudices in a radical way.

And philosophically, place us in the center of the universe again in a way (since the center of an infinite universe is everywhere).

And tentatively allow us to get a glimpse of, albeit not understand and certainly not acquire, 'the mind of God'.

But this is obviously where science ends and belief begins.
So many ML/AI courses out there, it's amazing.

Wondering if those ML/AI specialists can't find themselves a job and start writing courses -.-
Iris Automation Hiring Robotics Software Engineer – Autonomous Vehicles
Technology, you’re trolling right?
I got the same impression, it's just filled with hacks to get proper behavior and don't get me started on the support libraries, oof how I hate those.
FYI, for visually impaired users, Windows has offered dark high contrast themes since about forever. I say visually impaired because these themes use some weird colors that unimpaired users likely won't appreciate.

These high contrast themes also make web sites dark automatically, at least in Firefox and probably Edge (haven't checked Chrome).

Additionally, Windows 10 has a Dark mode that looks similar to what Apple is bringing to macOS, but I don't think that affects web sites at the moment.
Military Contracts Are the Destiny of Every Major Technology Company
Doesn’t this exist in iOS? (Settings/Display Accomodations/Invert Colors)
George Box I believe.
Sorry it took me so long to reply. Amazon does list a Kindle version as being available.
Sprocit: Promise-based API for executing SQL stored procedures
Ask HN: Your process for finding/evaluating vendors
When you encounter a new business problem, what is your process for evaluating low-to-no-touch vendor solutions to that problem within a reasonable timeframe?

An example: a client has asked me to put a customer feedback widget onto each page of their site. It'd be simple for a company to offer embed code that does this perfectly. And indeed, doing a google search for "collect website feedback" produces dozens of promotional listicles hocking different company's wares.

While I give full credit to these companies for SEO mastery, I have no confidence that they're market leaders, let alone the best solution for my purposes.

How would you go about discovering the best solution to this problem? Some thoughts I've gone through:
- Evaluating your stack's open source options
- Reading several "The 8 Best Ways to ____" articles and looking for patterns
- ProductHunt
- Making a HN post about your specific question
- Trying the first thing that comes up in Google results and proceeding to the second once it becomes clear that the first won't work.
Fake data for fake news...
It really could. And they did try, at least the system PATH UI is better :)
"a data subject can't sue"

Didn't a data subject sue Google and Facebook for billions on day one of enforcement?
The Newly-Passed Right to Try Act Is Redundant and Risky
Hello,

I was just wondering why the remote position is only available in the US. I see this quite often and I'm curious what's the reasoning for it.
I would imagine it's tax related?
SDL2 worked well through Emscripten, so I'm pretty certain it'll work well under WASM?
The ICO says that the fee must be based on the administrative cost of providing the information which seems consistent.

Since you're allowed to respond to the first request with a list of the types of information you control, you should be able to do this without a search (and without undue costs).
Decentralised Food Safety Reviews
My understanding is that the black hole's entropy gets encoded into a hologram on it's event horizon, and then is distributed with the Hawking radiation. Last I read, it sounded like it was still a somewhat open question, though.
LineageOS is no longer the CyanogenMod it once was. Where CM received regular updates and supported a plethora of devices, LOS has been dropping devices and doesn't do Oreo. My Galaxy S7 is no longer supported by LOS for absolutely no valid reason: https://lineageos.org/Changelog-18/

> Removed 14.1 devices
> Samsung Galaxy S7 (herolte) and S7 Edge (hero2lte) due to licensing issues of the device trees
I remember when settings search actually worked. Now a lot is hidden in Google Play Services settings and can't be found.
Tekno Signs Deal with Universal Music Group and Island Records
If there is no theory of everything, then reality simply cannot be captured by a formal system of any kind.

I'm not sure that this possibility agrees with what we do know about reality. Like the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics.
As someone who learned web dev in the era after jQuery was marked by many as deprecated, I started to resent it mainly because of all the StackOverflow posters that give jQuery answers to JavaScript questions. (Plus the cases where CSS would suffice.)
Uh? "This video contains content from Crowley Media, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."

Anyone having the same problem? (I'm in NY)

EDIT: ok, I got it. This is from BBC, so likely only available in the UK. I found a copy on their site [1], and the player is more explicit - "BBC iPlayer only works in the UK. Sorry, it’s due to rights issues." Need to watch through VPN...

EDIT 2: Here's one that works [2], without VPN.

[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p01z4rrj/horizon-19771...

[2] https://archive.org/details/BBCHorizon19771978NowTheChipsAre...
Adventures in Deleting Tweets
That’s very different. For instance a Dark Mode does not replace blue with orange, whereas Invert does.
I realize that I am sort of the pot calling the kettle black here because I also have not read it, but I am making meta commentary on observable and inferable unintended consequences disproportionately impacting smaller organizations while you are arguing the details of how to comply without really knowing anything about it. The kind of observations I am making are not actually dependent on me understanding the details of the law. The kind of rebuttals you are making that hand wave off the concerns of businesses and other organizations do hinge on knowing those details. Your rebuttals really have no basis.
I think the issue with your site, is that is seen as outrageous “self-promotion” (which reading from your comments wasn’t your intention) here.

Shown HN, is oriented to showing stuff you did, you should highlight some aspect of you new site, which is to the interest of the HN community. For example: “I built my site, crafting my site generator based in GO, which compiles in only 0.5s”
> If true then it’s bad faith use of open source at MSFT and not typical of them.

Only if you ignore pretty much all of Microsoft's history.
Seeking short term contract work 3months - 6months.

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Remote: ONLY remote.

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I'm a builder. I have extensive experience building all sorts of systems.
I'm truly fullstack. I have worked professional as a developer, unix admin,
database admin, security admin. The most important thing is results. My approach is understanding what is needed and
why it's needed. Then building the simplest system possible. I build systems
that are easy for others to work with and maintain if need be. I've worked
both in startups and enteprise.

I've a preference for hybrid mobile apps & backend work, so if you want a
mobile app or have a website or mobile app that needs a backend to come alive.
I can deliver on that.

Technology: The current & relevant ones (There's many more)

- Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD

- Golang, Python, Node, Javascript/Typescript, PHP, Clojure, Lua, C

- Angular, Django, Flask, Symfony, Laravel, Vue

- Hybrid Mobile Development Android, iOS, Cordova/Ionic

- Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, Mongo, Redis, RabbitMQ, Kafka, Cassandra

- AWS, GCP, Docker, Kubernetes

- Restful APi, gRPC, Protobuf,

- Karma, Jasmine, Protractor, PHPUnit, PyTest
No, like your browser since it's a GUI? A terminal isn't a platform.
This is a very good article.
I love reading this well-written article.
That's my bad, I should expect stupid responses when I make a stupid statement. Major platform where, you know, it makes sense to have. You'd "love" to have Atom on your realtime OS? For what, exactly?
This is a very great list.
I think the first time I saw this was Warcraft 2 :)
Oh I am totally going to check that out. I appreciate that tip. Definitely getting one for half the cost of Essential. I also considered the Moto phones but not all of them have USB C charging.

Edit: Sadly it will not work with Sprint so I can't get it.
CFTC Issues Guidance on Listing Virtual Currency Derivatives
I would use it if it had a good way of writing software for it, meaning a SDK. It would be absolutely awesome wall-mounted with some dashboard, but the built-in web-browser can't even be put to full screen properly and can't be set to auto-start.
Like many others here, I have so many brilliant memories of playing with DPaint - first on Amiga then PC. I seem to remember writing a loader for 'lbm' files so we could use the output directly in projects.

Another similar and equally amazing package was Autodesk Animator Pro - similar fond memories of using it and being blown away by how easy it was for me as an artistic klutz to create pretty pictures. There is a page with links to original source code, binaries, blog posts etc. here: http://animatorpro.org/
I'm seeing comparisons to NextDoor and/or other hyper-local apps. While this service has the focus at a neighborhood level, the premise seems to be more quora-meets-yelp-meets-neighborhood.

I question these content-generation-as-process apps, and whether users are exhausted of them. One of the reasons I believe NextDoor works so well is that it doesn't try to be the neighborhood reference guide. This is opposed to starting with the premise of answer-a-question, as this service seems to drive. I'm also speaking from the standpoint of my little neighborhood in Seattle, so as with everything -- your mileage may vary.

Just an observation: reading through the mission posted on the site, this seems to be geared toward cities in India? The footer allows for language change and lists "UK English", "India English", and other non-English languages. I wonder if this service intends to support other countries when they release.
What an exciting and innovative app!
EOSIO Launch
This a very informative blog.
EDPB Published Guidelines on Certification and Derogations Under the GDPR
Knowing the relative energy carried away from the supernova by photons and by neutrinos (1:100), photon and neutrino energy spectra, neutrino cross section and the size of the IMB and Kamiokande detectors you can estimate the flux of photons through some hypothetical light detector (sometimes called a "telescope"). Probably some model for interstellar gas is needed to account for scatter or absorb the photons.
Facebook slammed as a ‘corporate dictatorship’
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We're looking for talented people with different focuses:

1) PHP developers to bring our web-based resource booking software to the next level. It's a used by many well-known customers world-wide, with millions of daily users.

2) C# developers for the development of Add-ins for MS products and/or for developing iOS/Android apps with Xamarin. Experience with other languages and interest in learning C# would also be okay.

3) Frontend developers to create modern, modular interfaces for various devices - desktop, mobile, digital signage etc. From HTML, CSS and simple JS to complex interfaces based on i.e. Angular or React... We like to experiment with new technologies and profit from your knowledge and creativity.

What we expect:

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We do NOT attach importance to certificates or work history.

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* If you run an additional business, that's okay. We also offer working part-time.

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No recruiters.
When a security patch for Android becomes available, it takes a lot of time until it gets ported to the LineageOS build targeting your device. If it ever happens at all.
A great way for open source games to gain momentum is to provide a pre-packaged Win/MacOS/Linux installer. Or, like Battle for Wesnoth, be available on Steam as well.
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We are bitfish, a crypto company that is looking to revolutionize the way each individual crypto holder interacts with the network. Our core team includes the co-founder of F2Pool — a mining pool that has mined the most number of Bitcoin blocks in the world, and is the second largest Ethereum pool. The pool has generated over US$10 billions in block rewards (converted using Jun 1, 2018’s prices), or over US$25 billions (converted using 2017 highest prices)

We are looking for full-time UI/UX Designer and Front-End Engineer for various bitfish projects and initiatives. This position can start remotely with the goal of transitioning to one of our head offices over time. We will consider remote-only for exceptional candidates.

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I would like to see proof of this rather than unsubstantiated claims.