skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Simplifying this to a dichotomy basically only functions inside of arguments. It's like saying "if laughter is so great, why not do it constantly?"

It's possible that both being connected and disconnected are happy, functional states for humans, and finding the right balance is the topic under discussion.
Check out log points: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/debugging#_logpoin...
Baird got further than that. His system was used to broadcast Wimbleton tennis matches at least once. There was even a theater-sized receiver, with a huge array of neon lamps and a big mechanical commutator to scan them.

The real loss was Scophony.[1] That was a mechanically scanned system with a much brighter image. Circa 1938. WWII cut off work, and after WWII, CRTs were working better.

[1] http://www.televisionexperimenters.com/scophony.html
Are they talking about Conservatives (basically a Progressive, but slower) or Right Wing Nationalists.

It's really hard to tell these days. Right wingers desperately want to be known as conservative, it's like camo. Unfortunately Conservatives haven't defended their party vigorously enough and excised the cancer, so now when someone says "I'm a Conservative!" it's basically impossible to tell if we're talking about someone who wants to cut back spending, or someone who wants to take a kickback or million via private contract, a literal goddamn nazi, or a kiddie diddler.

> Twitter CEO: right wing nationalist employees ‘dont feel safe to express their opinions’
Maybe a modified star lifting process could work to change the pulsars pulse rate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_lifting
I really dislike most all IPAs. I hear the hop craze has been much worse on the west coast. I hate that the choices are often three IPAs or a pilsner--but that seems to be what sells.

I am grateful that places like Stone, known for their IPAs, has a good Stone Smoked Porter...it seems fairly popular, but much less widely distributed. Same with Alaskan Brewing; they have a good Smoked Porter, and it's been around for years, but it's "Limited Edition" and harder to find.

I feel like IPAs have slowly started changing from "punch you in the face with tree sap" to more floral hop varieties, which I like more.
Cool, much more engaging than generals.io
The name will be the largest barrier to entry.

It is not easy to say, remember, or look for.

This was dead before it even got off the ground, which is unfortunate because the OS looks nice.
> I've never really had any discomfort even typing for long periods, so have never really felt the need

See, the thing about Repetitive Stress Injury, at least in my experience, is it just starts hurting one day out of the blue, and at that point you are screwed because you can't just "take a break" from using a keyboard/mouse. Every day you just worsen it and freak out wondering if your career is going to be over because it hurts so much to do your job. In my case throwing away corny rainbow-led gaming keyboards/mice and getting a split keyboard & vertical mouse saved my life. But I wish I had never got to that point!
Usually when things happen this way it means that facts changed in some way. Either they presumed until today that some sale or financing deal would come through, or their investors met and decided they had had enough.
Well of cause. People don't dismiss "religious things" like singing, gathering together or confiding in others. They dismiss the religious part of those things. And the assumption that wearing spaghetti strainers or turning off your phone on the weekends will somehow bring you closer to the giant spaghetti monster in the sky.

> It's why the stories and practice of them have survived so long (because the practitioners survived more frequently and/or saw the value in repeating/practicing them).

Yes. That's a hypothesis... another hypothesis that has a lot more backing in history is that the practitioners literally killed people who disagreed with them.
Religions didn't survive because of minor health benefits or great mental advantages of regular praying. They survived because they where the mafia of yesterday who administered justice without regards for morals or popular opinion because they claimed to act in the name of gods.
It's a little bit different if your job is to design and build a product intended to be arbiters of free speech, and the govt is pressuring your industry and company specifically to maybe take a heavier hand in moderating... In that case your job probably largely involves thinking through and talking through these issues with open-minded peers, wherein lies the rub
Possibly - I'm curious what you had in mind? Could you tell me any more about the use case?
But it presumably still lacked a TrackPoint, so how could it be the best laptop ever? ;)
Can you elaborate on Apple's "Luciferianism"?
We should all be doing structured logging always in 2018 IMHO. The future is now.
it depends on who will be downloading the bundle. if it's a group of consistent users primarily using desktop browsers, it may not be worth worrying about since they'll probably download it once at a fast speed and reuse from the cache repeatedly afterwards.

if you have lots of new users on mobile using slow cellular connections, big libraries like moment.js add up and can really hurt load times and make for a poor user experience. for circumstances like that, a developer might look at what are the biggest libraries in their vendor bundle and look for ways to reduce them via tree-shaking or find alternatives, that is if they are even aware of how slow their current bundle might be for mobile users. i think this is for that kind of use case, not only to offer alternatives to those who might need it, but also to raise awareness for those who develop on their desktop and don't engage with their app like most of their users do
Looks very good - I'll get a chance to look properly on a laptop tomorrow. One thing I'd like is the ability to do 9 string tuning - I have a 9,and yet to get seriously into it, partly because it's so easy to get lost and I'm yet to get on top of the patterns that I already know well on a 6 string... I know it's the same intervals as the bottom 4 strings of a 6 string, but seeing the patterns would help, I think. But as its open source, I guess I should do it myself!
Oh, that's a beautiful hack, I love it.
300kb is half a second to load for someone with a 5mb connection (which is still quite common in a lot of the world...and even in parts of the US). It's also a LOT of crap to parse on a lower end computer.

Repeat with a few libraries, and you're going to need a Flash-style progress part as your app loads. That's not exactly a great user experience. Doesn't really matter if you're building an MVP or if you have bigger fish to fry, but eventually it certainly matters. There's a reason the modern web is so freagin slow, and only half of it is because of slow backend APIs.
National and Geostrategic interests are amoral by definition?

Only if you are an amoral actor that cares not a bit about human rights or ability to self-determination.

It is very much in the interests of the US and every democracy to uphold human rights and self-determination at every turn and every possible location in the world.

Failure to do so enables dictators, authoritarians, and criminals. The fact that we've often failed to do so, or do it well, does not mitigate the benefits when we it is done well, or the damage when we fail.

And make no mistake, failure is what you are pushing.

The only question is whether you are doing it right now as a shill for the CCP, or only because you are amoral?
Show HN: SideBySideLogCompareHelper
They didn't. No idea where the parent is coming from on that. It still functions much the same as it has for the last 15 years and still provides real-time quotes, proper financials, news, press releases, charts, etc.
Hard to know how to respond succinctly here. With respect to our sin deserving eternal judgment consider the majesty of the person being sinned against. For example if I stab my friend in the back to get ahead in business I might face litigation worst case. However if I attempt to overthrow the government I'll be charged with treason and might even face execution depending on where I live. Both scenarios are forms of disloyalty but society understands that the severity of the punishment should be according to the "majesty" of the person wronged.

With regards your second last paragraph, I'd recommend reading Romans, particularly chapter 8. You are right that those who believe in Jesus get off "scot free" but this is only because atonement is substitutionary. A Christian's sin is imputed to Jesus while Jesus' righteousness is imputed to him/her.
Exactly! If I’m looking at a 5 year chart for any given stock, I don’t really care what the nominal price was, I care about the total return. Even more so when comparing 2 stocks.

Killer feature would be historical charts that include re-invested dividends.
On the other hand the 32b mode code in the disassembly snippet containing lgdt looks reasonable, if it would be 16b code disassembled as 32b it would lead to non-sense as it combines 16b and 32b instructions in meaningful way.
Are you experienced with reading x86 assembly?

It's crystal clear that the gif from your phone is gibberish (or extremely obfuscated), whereas the code from the article is normal-looking.
But react-dates has moment as dependency, so…
That's literally the point. Because of reactions like yours (specifically that last line re-paraphrasing), anyone on the conservative spectrum is now afraid to express their opinions or reveal such information
To throttle the interruptions from people who "just stop by to ask a question", sound out your boss on the idea of fixed "question desk" hours for the group, say just after lunch. Self-schedule all your shallow-thought tasks into that time slot -- expense and status reports, maybe code reviews.

Kill the two ugly birds with one stone :-}
> But if they come to work and like yo guns are awesome, 2nd amendment bros. I own one, then for other side this person might be perceived as threat.

How do you think that "Yo, Marxism is awesome" would be perceived by someone who grew up in a communist slave state? Or even someone familiar with the history of Marxist governments in the 20th Century?
"Yes, you can name shitty famous people of today. But when I was growing up, I don't think I ever followed a famous person who wasn't approved by a gatekeeper of some kind."

What if that reflects how you've changed, and not how society has changed?
I tested it out on mobile, I like the ability to script with it in a HLL like Python, will give it a try for sure on desktop.
Thanks for the info. I'm kind of burned out on the shiny new things, so C and maintainability sound like a breath of fresh air. I think reading an OS paper from ~1983 that described what is effectively Kubernetes (with working prototype written in ML) really drove home how little the fundamentals of our industry change.

The way I describe my career goals now is: I want to work in a domain where quality and performance is the product.

I hadn't considered getting an MBA and using it in that way, that's something that I will take a hard look at. Thanks for the advice!
Ask HN: What are the practical implications of Neural Architecture Search?
Exactly. Is this, I can't express my support for the republican party, or I can't be bigoted and racist at the workplace while my democrat friends can talk about the pride event they went to. I feel like the light is being shone in the wrong place.
Check out Koyfin.com

It's like bloomberg-light.

It doesn't have great stock filtering, but is pretty good for financial data.
The little cross in the corner of tech crunch articles is very annoying, especially since it redirects you to some clunky, slow loading news aggregation page. Also the page redirects you as you scroll past the end of the article. If you scroll down, then back up, the article is no longer there! Absolutely bizarre and aggravating UI/UX...
Sleep deprivation, bicycling, lots of water and downtempo electronica.
the article mentions that it was their "alumni slack" so I guess it's a portmanteau of "Airware" and "wave goodbye"?
Part of being a conservative is strength. If you don't have that fortitude, you are conservative only in name.
Because it's a simple, universal metric. Accurately stating the the performance impact of something like Moment is extremely involved and entirely dependent on how your project works and your users.
It is currently, but I'd like it not to be. One issue is my current ranking alg uses both likes and dislikes, but Vimeo only does likes, so I can't currently cross-compare between youtube and Vimeo without switching up my ranking alg. I'm curious about trying a version of my current alg that just uses likes and views though, which would be more portable.
Hi Daniel, neat site and I'm really happy someone is taking this on! As the OP noted, the killer feature for me to choose GoogleFinance (GF) above all other "free equities tracking websites" [1] was its portfolio.

I've just tried to see if your site addresses those pain points and it doesn't - but I think you're halfway there.

What OP's "hypothetical portfolio" means is basically the tracking of a whole set of selected equities (so in your site's case: the performance of everything within a watchlist, including a graph visualizing it plus all the common features like comparing that portfolio-graph to that of the Nasdaq, Dollar Index, BTC ...). [2]

GF's UI was horrible, but they allowed to create endless amounts of those portfolios, which was really helpful for finding one's investment strategy because you could compare "ideas". Or you could gather groups of similar equities to track their performance and decide whether they are ripe for becoming "a new idea" (like "I believe that downturn of x is at some point going to halt, maybe then it's worth investing")

When GF still had its portfolio feature, I hoped their "re-design" would allow for more mobile-friendliness (which you address) but more importantly comparing portfolio graphs with each other.

Also, as non-American I repeatedly ran into trouble finding an equivalent ticker sign for non-US equities [3]. Supporting WKN or ISIN would be an improvement over GF!

Anyways, quitting your job for this is a bold step and I wish you the best!

[1] Putting that label in quotes maybe highlights the fringeness of that niche and why Google shut it down :-(

[2] To be clear: not a graph where i have all the graphs of the items of a watchlist - but one line for all items combined

[3] My trouble was usually resolved, finding some European stock's ADR and converting the EUR amount invested to the amount of ADRs i'd have gotten in USD
Gradual Typing Bibliography
From Python to Go to Rust: An Opinionated Journey
Exactly, "controversial" is a mostly relative notion, almost always with respect to the local majority opinion.
Slack of Airware alumni
I believe USB presents a much smaller attack surface since it has no direct memory access, apparently in contrast to SATA.
Agreed. It's shockingly not supported by ReactiveSearch, which we're using right now. We'll be replacing the entire search experience as soon as possible.
Conservatives are ostensibly opposed to the idea of safe spaces, so how do we reconcile that ideology with the fact that they want safe spaces in communities where they are the minority?
Your “security” can’t realize the value in features that, you know, make your phone more secure?
Yes, that's exactly what I'm trying to say. I didn't notice the tradeoff on the kbd that I have now before I bought it. So every time I go to use tilde, I need to stop, think, and hit the mode key. I'd much rather have another row with fn/esc above the numbers, just like on regular keyboards. I was actually hoping this keyboard had that. I can't seem to find a "mild" ergo split mechanical keyboard with enough keys; I'd buy one if I could find one..
I've sent a PR to date-fns to add time zone support, but the maintainer doesn't seem to have much bandwidth to review it. In the meantime, I'm going with Luxon
That's the only reason I could think of, yeah.
And sure, DefCon is expensive anyway, but... do you need a smartphone if you can bring a burner laptop for <200 bucks?
This might actually be the most meaningless platitude anyone has ever said.
> Right wingers desperately want to be known as conservative

Communists like to call themselves "liberals" or "progressives", and they've murdered more people than "right wing nationalists" by orders of magnitude.
Just because someone says they're "conservative" doesn't mean I'll sit quiet while they tell me about how disgusting it is that the gays can marry now. But the thing is, originally, "conservatives" weren't like that. They've had their good name stolen by a bunch of thugs.
Neŭtrino detectors are coming along nicely! For example, see this paper on the compact COHERENT detector, which is theoretically portable!

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1708.01294

It can only detect neutrinos <50 MeV but still, wow.

Production, modulation and beam forming (and then demodulation and background removal) is a significant challenge, but neutrinos have many advantages for signaling for a galactic civilization, such as not needing to worry about occlusion.
XZ1 Compact is different from XZ1. Make sure you are checking out the right phone specs.
I tried typing the name /e/ into my address bar, and literally could not get my browser to trigger a search. It kept assuming it was a path to a file!
Looks like it's Airwave telling their employees about Airware being shut down. You can see in the first message that someone is telling the channel that Airware informed their employees of the shutdown, and the rest of the messages refer to Airware as "they".
No, the 11” Air had a smaller keyboard: just look at the function keys on it.
The notification GUI opening up in front of the element you was going to click isn't any asynchronous.
This is not the case. The ADM-3A keyboard (which vi was developed for use upon) had Esc where Tab is now commonly located, and Ctrl where Caps Lock is now commonly located.
At times I’m annoyed they don’t update it. But given the modern idea of “updating” is to remove functionality and add white space I’m thankful.
I think we have reached the point where being on the conservative side of US politics means more, a lot more, than just having "different political opinions". Am I so wrong for thinking the conservative side of US politics demonstrates a lack empathy towards the poor, minorities, and women on a regular basis? In comparison to the left?

Edit: My wording is poor, but I'm mostly concerned about those who have the power to pass legislation that affects others. In other words, politicians, not citizens who vote.
>Whether Google works with the Chinese government or not will have absolutely no impact on human rights.

NONSENSE. Google would be explicitly applying the best and brightest in the world to help CCP achieve its goals sooner and better.

CCP may indeed ultimately achieve those goals themselves, but it would be much later and with less expertise.

Delay and degrading anti-human-rights capabilities is a good unto itself, and a good to the US and every democracy.

Sometimes it is not better to be informed and involved with what are basically criminal gangs.

Are you promoting this because you are amoral or because you are a shill for the CCP?
Indeed, I consider myself lucky that I happened to by a Macbook in 2015. Hopefully by the time I need to upgrade they'll have sorted things out again. Otherwise I may have to go for a windows pc next time.
It's amusing to read Orwell's The Road to Wigan Pier in 2018 and learn that 100 years ago bolshevism was in big fashion among the English bourgeois youth, and Lenin was considered one of the greatest men alive. This is even after the revolution and the Red Terror. Time is a flat circle.

Either way, I personally don't want legislation to ban people from talking or promoting nazism or leninism. Let bad ideas be defeated in the arena of conversation, I don't need my feelings protected from hearing something I dislike and strongly disagree with.
It could be worse. It could be a Wolfram shell, in which case 'ls -l' would return 'l(s - 1)'.
I meant legalism specifically in the context of Mark 2 but I agree with you.
We follow this exact same architectural approach at hasura.io as well. We are an opensource realtime GraphQL engine on Postgres and just last week we announced event-triggers on Postgres that allows you to call webhooks/serverless functions anytime there is a change in your database. (I work at Hasura)
Install iOS 12 when it comes out in three days?
Yep. I've seen this happen to another startup. They leased a massive (for them) office space only to shut down a few months later after a funding round fell through horribly.
Suppose you have a comment at a given URL, say XXXX, an the wayback machine crawls it. Later you delete it so it's gone. It will still be at the wayback machine. So while web crawlers may discard data from an earlier crawl of a specific URL, they are likely to keep the data for a URL that subsequently vanishes.

This isn't to say that one shouldn't be able to delete one's comments, but in an open and distributed system you'd need to track down all the copies, and it seems there is no way to know you've got them all. And if you can find a copy, there's no guarantee that the host will respect a request to delete it.

These are difficult questions, and I have no solutions. Having said that, I don't think that being able to delete comments here is really that important or desirable. I respect that others will disagree with that.
> Or even someone familiar with the history of Marxist governments in the 20th Century?

There were no Marxist governments in the 20th Century, and if you believe otherwise you've been duped (perhaps indirectly) by Leninist propaganda.
Is he referring to "conservative opinions" as in economic issues and foreign policy, or just racism/sexism/etc?

Somehow I don't believe that conservative employees are scared of expressing support for tax cuts or right-to-work laws.
Exactly. As a subset of monitoring, it can probably be thought of as eventing; like all monitoring. What's a metric? A measurement event. Etc.

Perhaps a name change is in order; Event Tracing for Windows anyone? Eventing.. Event Tracing. IDK.
If you (the figurative you) don't want to be lumped into a group of fools, you should distance yourself from fools. If you're not going to do the work to distance yourself, while still proudly flying the colors, do not be surprised when people assume that you might be a Roy Moore.
Yeah, this is awesome. We absolutely need to have that.

I appreciate the points about ISIN and tickers. We'll need to be thoughtful about how we handle that, and definitely should support more than just the U.S. exchange tickers.
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Hi Daniel - noted that sorting might be a bit flaky, possibly you guys are aware of. - e.g. tried here https://bravos.co/unicorns on the Raised, VAL columns - not always easy to repro.
> Far better just to have Apple kick them off the store entirely. Which is what they do already.

Or if you're big enough like Uber, just get a firm warning and be told to stop doing whatever it is that's wrong.