skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can't comment specifically on Google's tool, but I know it's based on perforce. perforce does have granular permissions - https://www.perforce.com/perforce/r15.1/manuals/p4sag/chapte...
You can make an argument that many of those opioid overdoses are due to the illegality of these drugs. People switching from pills to heroin, when they can't get pills. Heroin, or even non-opioid drugs being cut with fentanyl. People relapsing for various reasons.
That 95% is most likely more figurative than fact.
Yep, Strangelove simply utilized the existing trope, just like this article.
By that point your creating micro-repositories in your mono-repository and getting the worst of both worlds.
That's basically the approach taken so far and it hasn't worked. Users don't notice these decorations.

Chrome wants to move away from the "Secure" wording because people don't understand what it means, for example, they think it means they can trust the site not to misuse their credit card details.
Zotero rocks! I encourage all my students to use it as well even though the University has a license from Endnote. Power tip: reduce the number of characters searched from the default 500000 to more like 10000 for large (>5k) libraries otherwise I find it slows down quite a bit.
Audio in is supported - it just uses your computer's audio in. Just press on the "Line In" checkbox on the left to allow your browser to access your audio. Alternatively, you can send a pre-set sample to the worklet by selecting it from the dropdown menu and pressing "Play"

Midi in is not supported yet, i.e. you can't press a key on your connected MIDI keyboard to send a MIDI message to the worklet yet. You can simulate it with the keyboard on the left. Quoting the Help page (accessible with the "?" button on the top right):

"The MIDI IN keyboard will send MIDI messages to the worklet's MessagePort. Messages are objects of the form {type: ['noteon' | 'noteoff'], value: { note, octave, midi, frequency } }"

Using physical MIDI controls will be supported in future releases, though.
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reminds of an ancient site called diigo.

Still operating.
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Nope.

ATT’s implementation had this really stupid behavior and they snuck it into POSIX because that meant they wouldn’t have to change their existing code. No one else realized how stupid it was until it was too late.

The design is stupid. There is no excuse for it.
> Instagram has little to do with that; the two-way association between perceived health and attractiveness is deeply ingrained

See a professional makeup artist and see how he can improve your attractivness without improving your health.

Go to interviews/dates/event with and without professional makeup and compare your success rate.
This suggestion is for an electron beam, and they radiate sybchrotron radiation like crazy when you make them turn at high energies. So building it in a circular tunnel is a good idea if you want to make a x-ray source or a lot of radioactive rock.
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I don't think it's really about what end-users do with the warning, or whether they tune it out; site owners will not want a big "Not Secure" badge showing next to their page, right next to their domain / brand. This change creates a powerful incentive for sites to move over to HTTPS.
A lot of them, and I am also highly critical of their "take no prisoners" approach.
Thing is even the best quality headphones don't produce a similar soundstage/stereo image becasue with speakers both ears always get sound from both speakers (though I assume there's software systems mimicjing that effect for headphones, not sure) also because most music is mixed while listening to speakers not headphones, and last but not least with speakers you also feel the sound with your body.

But yes if you really don't have the space for speakers it's not ideal. But still i prefer it over headphones even though they usually can yield more detail.
I use my Nextcloud install (since it provides a WebDAV interface).

In the options under the Sync tab, I select WebDAV as the File Syncing type and for the URL I put:

my.nextcloud.server.com/remote.php/webdav

with the appropriate credentials.

Works flawlessly.
What is cloud computing? Seven years later, has the time come to redefine it?
Single repo is one design that coherently addresses source control management and dependency management.

The key is to let the repo be a single comprehensive source of data for building arbitrary artifacts.
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In the UK the broadcast station Virgin Radio used to use "classic album tracks" as its strap line. It was a really good way to dive deeper into the back-catalogues of bands.
Always been a very happy Zotero user throughout my degree to manage my citations. Without it writing papers would have been a much bigger headache.
I’m not sure if picking random confounding variables until you get the results you want is more nuanced than looking at the raw statistics.
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Hi Weston, I'm exploring and using Istio in the recent months, so what is the advantage of the "Managed Istio(with commercial level support)" over the community version? As I know the community is still actively optimizing the performance, will the Managed Istio have a better performance?
I guess you could look at what happened when prohibition ended in America.
> Sufficiently so that on some days I have to disappear into a meeting room for 10 minutes for a nap.

Pretty common in some European countries and there are plenty of studies showing the positive benefits of "power napping". Shame it's so frowned upon where I'm from (UK).
"I think most people don’t want this 1984 vision of the future, where everyone is geared up 16 hours a day."

I assume the author means the book '1984' by George Orwell and I come to the conclusion that the author has never read the book and does not know what it is about. Not every dystopian story is 1984. A far more logical reference would have been to 'Ready Player One' by Ernest Cline which is in fact about a dystopia in which people _are_ 'geared up' all the time.

I recommend both books, the first is a work of genius and is, sadly, very relevant today and the second because it is very entertaining and might offer insights into the development of VR in the near future.
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I'm not sure about the YubiHSM, but it is considered good (essential?) practice to have a hardware signature counter, so you can tell if there were signatures that done outside of your normal-process (which, if important, would document those).

So, you'd know if there are bad signatures out there; If your process documents all signatures, you'd even know which ones are bad (because they are bad in the audit trail or do not appear there at all).

Yubikeys have such a counter, so I'd be surprised if the YubiHSM doesn't.
Ordered it. Thank you.
> it is not clear what else to do – in our abstract machine, there is no single coherent “address space” that all allocations live in, that we could use to map every pointer to a distinct integer. Every allocation is just identified by an (unobservable) ID.

That's all very well if you assume malloc is a primitive. But in this model, how can you implement malloc? (And have it be definitely correct, rather than just 'works for the moment because the compiler hasn't yet got around to calling it undefined behavior and optimizing it out of existence'?)
Ask HN: Dynamic client interaction without big frameworks
Hi,

I have built a server-rendered django project and I want to implement basic user interactions like adding a tag to a document. In future there can be multiple user actions, but now I just want to add a simple action-ajax-response lifecycle.

But I dont want to deep dive into big frameworks like React, Vue etc. and their messy configuration.

So here is my questions:

- Does jQuery still reliable in 2018?

- Is there any javascript library for basic user interactions?

- Should I implement my own state-action library or can redux solve it for me without much overhead?

- Have you ever been in this situation and what did you do?

PS: Sorry for my broken grammar, English is not my primary language.
I hate how the "Deep Learning optimized" actually means "you don't really need all that precision in the activation function of your neurons anyway".
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This software is available in 30+ langauge, but not in any Indian langauge. I wonder why developers Ignore translation of softwares in Indian Languages.
If dev team is reading this, please contact me. I would translate this software in Hindi language.

Update: I wonder why this comment got downvoted any without explaination. HN is not same, as it used to be.
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Drugging people with hypnotics to test your shitty UI? This is the most HN thing I’ve seen in a long time ;)
This is great!

I especially like that you've included a share mechanism. I built an audio dsp playground before, but didn't spend enough time on it to provide that.

Are you going to add a discovery page to browse people's creations?
In short, Audio Worklet is a new API which allows you to write code to generate or modify an audio signal in real time. The key point is that it runs in a separate browser thread, i.e. it doesn't have to wait for the browser painting the screen or loading stuff from the network to do the calculations necessary to generate the audio signal. This allows much smoother and continuous sound, something that was not possible before. Worklets share the interface with normal audio nodes, which means that they can be connected with other nodes (such as pre-made sample players, oscillators, filters) and even microphone / line in inputs.

This application allows you to write, test and save / share them. The idea is to have an online playground to share DSP code, like a sort of JSFiddle, but for audio.
Good guide, but the fact that such a guide is needed is a sad reminder that 2018 isn't the year of the Linux Desktop...
If you're designing hardware, this is a thing that people know. The new Xps machines have the same VMR problem. Probably he tested for a known problem and bingo! I wonder if the discoverer works for any hardware design company.
Ask HN: Where do I find a career mentor?
I am struggling with a certain time in my life where I am ~3 years into development full time (operating at a successful company as a mid level engineer) and looking to move out and off into my own venture or a possible new position at an early stage firm. The former was my intention when I thought about leaving and the latter was a happy accident that happened when I had a conversation with someone I bumped into.

Naturally I am going to find it hard to jump into the unknown and feel confident doing so but worryingly I am finding that every time I talk to someone who is more senior than myself I seem to be making the same career mistakes they mentioned when they were at a similar stage when I question their career path I.e. naively jumping ship into senior positions based on a feeling that I am better than other Devs with my experience and expecting to learn on the job, and ditching a relatively happy work life for a more painful and disorganised one.

I find that I am filled with questions but have no one to ask without making it seem like I am going to jump ship. (Most of the developers and senior technical staff I know work for/maintain good links with my current workplace.)

I wanted to question where people found their mentors and what I can do to find one. If you don't have a 'mentor' who do you bounce career moves off ?
> But funnily enough, you don't see anyone claiming tobacco causes schizophrenia!

We have extensive research on tobacco, so we know it doesn't cause psychosis.

We now know that if you smoke cannabis at 15 you're more likely to develop schizophrenia than people who don't smoke; we know that this is dose dependent; and that the people who smoke will develop illness earlier than people who don't smoke. There are strong reasons to believe that cannabis will cause psychotic illness in some people. Obviously that's not all people. Just as not everyone who drinks heavily will become alcoholic, not everyone who smokes heavily will develop psychosis.

But schizophrenia is sufficiently harmful that we want to provide good warnings to people to take care with cannabis. Avoid use if you're under 21; avoid heavy and prolonged use; seek help early if you're having trouble.

When campaigners claim cannabis is a harmless herb they make it much harder for people like me who are trying to get it legalised and regulated.
This is a good introduction to worklets: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/12/audio-work...

These are a bunch of demos: https://googlechromelabs.github.io/web-audio-samples/audio-w...
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Didn't much of the current opioid problem originate with legal prescription drugs?

Anyway I don't think people calling for legalisation are suggesting heroin should be handed out to school kids at break time. You can legalise it and setup strict regulations around it as well as redirect money spent on enforcement to health and prevention.
This reminds me of a bar I used to frequent that had an electronic jukebox. It was quite the redneck place, and the music was accordingly heavy. Every once in a while my friends and I would go to the jukebox and select a full length record of Concierto de Aranjuez that lasted like 25 minutes. It toned down the raunchy atmosphere and made the place quite enjoyable.
you can also open the website at the original location with scripts disabled and it loads up just fine, no notices.
What did you do to try it? How does it fail?
Nice. The only thing I don't like about it is that its browser based, because - as a musician with a room full of hardware - its hard to get over the conclusion that browser-based music tools are simply not ready for production - i.e. I would never use this on stage or in the studio. Cute experiment though...
Without context, that is not a helpful statement. For starters, a 60 day fast will lead to a very large loss of weight, so unless the faster is exceedingly above the ideal weight at the start, it sounds dangerous.
People celebrate diversity of all kind: sexual orientation, disabledness, tattoos, piercings, hair styles, whatever.

Shouldn’t we start embracing ugliness as well? I think we can agree that most of us are below 8/10...
Problem is that many companies when starting SAP implementation ending up building their own ERP on top of SAP. And that is ridiculous waste of money.
From my experience that is mostly due to internal company politics and lack of IT management skills.

Just one example : we had a big implementation in the big region where Implementation manager for SAP introduction was originally from. He was approached by some factory director and asked if we could change the standard process as "You know we have these guys working for years and they are not very adaptive for changes..let's make it easier for them, will ya?" And Implementation manager agreed. "As ERPs come and go, but connections and people stay there". So it took 3 consultants + 2 developers three months to rework the process. It later was not working perfectly, so many bugs and enhancements(as these guys couldn't stop asking for more changes) caused more money spent in support.. And it's just one episode in several years long implementation cycles.

On other hand I had very smooth implementation in TOP 50 company. But for them it was not only to implement as software, but also to audit their internal processes and to eliminate waste. There dedicated Implementation Manager started introduction to SAP with words: "We are Columbus, SAP is as ship which will bring us to America. And wont be easy, but I hope you will all jump on this ship otherwise we will have to leave you..".

SAP ERP is made for standardizing and simplifying processes, so just don't invent light-bulb every time you need a light in a room.
I used to use Zotero exclusively for managing citations in my papers. In the end though, I always had to correct many errors in the reference section. This is not Zotero's fault; the journal sites and indexes from which Zotero gleaned it's information are often incorrect or incomplete. Not to mention that many journals do not follow a standard MLA/APA, etc, but a custom format, which always required me to do more edits. Now days I just do it all by hand. Not sure if things have since gotten better since 4 years or so ago since I last used it.

That said, Zotero as a research tool for organizing papers by topic,etc,adding notes, is just fantastic. I really do love Zotero and it's potential.
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Well, that statement requires a lot more detail. Straight on 60 days is simply infeasible, let alone sustainable. Intermittent fasting is something else.

Please make sure to provide context when making tall claims like that, which could lead others down the wrong road!
Translators are welcome to help. Read this:

https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/localization
This is my biggest gripe in discussions like this as well, dependency management and source control are two completely different things. It should be convenient to use one to find the other but they should not necessarily be 1-1 coupled together with each other.

1. A single repo should be able to produce multiple artifacts. 2. It should be possible to use multiple repos to produce one artifact. 3. It should be possible to have revisions in your source control that don't build. 4. It should be possible to produce artifacts that depend on things not even stored in a repo, think build environment or cryptographic keys etc. An increase in version number could simply be an exchange of the keys.
Thanks! It's definitely a possibility, but first I would like to see how people use it. Not sure if it should be an hand picked mechanism (easy but time expensive) or an automatic one - people tag their creations, possibly vote them, and the most popular are shown (harder but once it's there it just works on its own)
Quote: "The incident has stayed with her, an indication of how bad the situation in her city had become."

It does not says it is unique nor that is unique to poor/rundown. It says that it is bad sign. Landed German aristocrats, aka military of country with about to expand and with highly militarized culture is not an argument it is ok not that it is not bad sign.

The Prussian junkers were supporting monarchism, were anti-democratic, were largely racist. Some were against nazi, others joined being attracted to fight-eager culture and ideology of great Germany.
From what I've read, it's stable at ~92°C.[0]

That seems damn high to me, but then I'm most familiar with desktops and servers, where you can cool far more aggressively. So is long term ~92°C hard on CPUs?

0) https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-macbook-pro-speed-throttling...
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Nice to see a manufacturer producing a 2018 netbook. Netbooks were very useful devices. A lot of people around me used to have netbooks. Basically everyone who needs to produce (not just consume) on the go. Think students. I don't see how netbook concept should be dead. And they are fine qualitywise. You get what you pay for. They have awesome bang for the buck.
Also for example "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus" by Mary Shelley, which was published in 1818.

But actually it goes back even further, at least to the 17th century, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelfth_Night#/media/File:Twel...
I never interpreted "listen to your body" as "give in to all your body's whims", it's more like: if in your experience you feel better after doing X, then X is probably good for you.
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People are quickly getting 'warning' fatigue. Endless popups on websites warning them about cookies?! Asking them to accept stupid privacy policies, alerting them to gdpr rules.

The internet is fast becoming unusable because of all this utter nonsense.
> If you succeeded in completely removing all aggression from the species, we would soon go extinct.

Why? Because sabre tooth tigers would eat us?

What does aggression even mean, in this context? When someone kicks a homeless person to death, that's aggression. If you step in, and become violent if necessary, is that aggression too in your mind? That's the first time I hear that. From Merriam-Webster:

> 1. a forceful action or procedure (such as an unprovoked attack) especially when intended to dominate or master

> 2. the practice of making attacks or encroachments; especially: unprovoked violation by one country of the territorial integrity of another

> 3. hostile, injurious, or destructive behavior or outlook especially when caused by frustration

What is that good for? You don't even need any of that to defend against any of it. Call it aggression or violence, saying it is needed because only it can defend against itself makes no sense. Just as the claim that we have these dark urges we need to somehow "channel" never really held water IMO, it just gets repeated because it comforts people in their complacency or even guilt.
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Looks great!

Any chance of adding a piano roll for playing short melodies(and perhaps chords with the proper processor)?
Have you tried remembering the number as a picture rather than a list of digits? Works for me.
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Eh. For many young people, this IS the "real world". These are their experiences. It's not productive to discount so many other people's realities.
I also would go on a murder spree without my morning food. But then I stopped eating breakfast and ... it worked.

Here's what I did:

1. Make sure you eat late in the evening (I like to eat a snack at 11pm or later)
2. Lower your carb intake
3. Up your protein intake
4. Up your fats
5. Generally have a large dinner instead of a large lunch

I shifted my schedule because I work out in the evening and it makes sense to eat a large meal afterwards. Helps you recover. And I eat late at night because I usually go to bed between 2am and 3am. Need energy.

Part of this shifting schedule was that I gradually reduced the size of my breakfast and eventually removed it. In the mornings I'm not doing anything physically demanding so I don't need that much energy and my large evening intake is still good enough.

That said, I always wake up with a growling stomach and sometimes even hunger pains. They go away after I have some morning tea (warm liquid) and my body generally forgets its hungry if I make it wait like 20 or 30 minutes before I give in.

As a bonus, my bodyfat percentage has gone down to a stable 11% while maintaining the same weight.

Oh yeah, I also drink 2 to 3 cans of Coke Zero per day to help with my sodium intake. Especially with the amount of working out I do I get leg cramps when I forego soda.
Nowadays one could make or copy one of the vhdl files out there and bake it in pretty much any form.
It can and has been implemented even for OpenJDK, check out http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/295