skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>I wrote a small blog post about it here [0]

I work on fish, and one of the things that the upcoming fish 3.0 contains is a new `math` builtin (previously we shipped a function of that name that just wrapped `bc`).

So your math expressions here are interesting to me, because they work in math (with the caveat that `` is still the symbol for globbing, so it needs to be quoted or escaped):

$ math 0x113e8b3
18081971
$ math '719 * 114679'
82454201

Adding them to the core syntax carries backward-compatibility questions and also isn't really what fish is about.
https://amycoders.org/
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If we draw an analogy to stagecraft and "Ann Anchor" is a character from a popular play, it isn't unreasonable to expect a performer to dress up for a role. Actors sometimes go as far as losing or gaining weight or muscle mass to better fit a role. Like the theatre, television is show business.

Beauty standards are narrower for women in TV because beauty standards are narrower for women period. Decades of feminism have done nothing to change the fact that being beautiful and fashionable is still far more important for women than for men.

TV executives don't personally care how anchors look. They care about viewer numbers and everything you see on screen is optimised toward that. If having a particular look boosts the numbers, then they will want that look. If having two heads boosted the numbers, they'd want that too. It's no different than politics: Only the voters can be blamed for electing bad politicians.
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>It's is 5 rows tall instead of 6. This means that there is no Function / Media row, and most critically, no Escape key.

>I'm going to say that again to let it sink in. There is no Esc key. You type Esc by holding Mod and typing tilde.

He is so committed to the glyph painted on the keycap that he made it a major part of his review. That is a wild thing to witness.
It was one of the few google products that was critical for me that I used daily both through web interface and 3rd party app integration.

I understand "not used by me = not used by anyone" fallacy, but it can be applied to any product closed by google, including reader, inbox, talk, etc.
Man, what a great 3 hour rabbit hole that just led me down. The linked video about the USS Kirk was amazing. Thanks for the link.
I'm curious, why do you consider helmets to be "silly" and "soulgutting"?

The blinking lights are essential in order to be seen in twilight and dark conditions. Hi-viz also aids in this.
Don't they have quite large non-Jewish population that keeps working?
Faith (in governments) is stronger than logic.
> This is a laughable argument, considering most Communists/Socialists I see on Twitter love using hammer-and-sickle

Well, obviously the ones using that symbol are particularly visible (never seen a non-Communist socialist use it, though obviously the unadorned Red Flag is common), and certainly there are no shortage of genuine followers of Leninism and it's offshoots (Stalinism, Maoism, etc.); the fact that they exist and like to claim to be Marxist doesn't make their theory compatible with Marx’s, though,and there are plenty of actual Marxists, too.

> You aren't fooling anyone.

I'm not really sure how any of what you posted is a counterargument to anything I've said.
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I'm the author of the Sweech wifi file transfer app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sweech

I've several years of backend and frontend development experience as well as desktop and mobile native development experience.

I build robots as a hobby and participated to the French Robotics Cup

Some of my projetcts are on github:
https://github.com/alberthier

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This is as stupid as saying ROC is still a member of the UN simply because it is recognised by the UN chapter as a founding member of UN and permanent member of the UNSC.
It's a big deal to other people. That is all that matters.
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The PIC18 instruction set has this property. Most instructions take up a single 16-bit instruction word, but the few ones that take up 2 words all have the 0b1111 in the high bits of the second word, which would execute as a NOP if branched into.

This encoding is presumably a consequence of the instruction set containing conditional skip instructions. That is, the skip instructions don't have to parse the instruction stream for 2-word instructions but can always just skip a single instruction word and let the second word execute as a NOP.
Exactly: it isn't difficult to safely use Date() to hold and compare dates, but you need enough experience to avoid the gotchas (which are not unique to JavaScript).

You can roll your own solution using Number for date, since Number can safely hold a 52 bit integer (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...) and if you avoid using 32 bit Unix epoch dates as you get a falsy value on 1/1/1970.
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I’ve never seen one in real life. How are the display characteristics compared to eInk?
Banking has to be done daily only because we are used to modern banking systems.
Banking was not done daily 100 years ago.
All male newscasters have the same hair too. Stop trying to make everything a feminist issue.
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i wish more companies were more accepting, having both ADD and autism on my record doesnt help with my employment prospects in general. ive presently been unemployed for six months and im starting to struggle to see a light at the end of the tunnel.

what baffles me is how the mentioned 84% of people actually get by without being employed, i dont get any form of aid or benefits despite having 2 mental health conditions and a physically disabled hand but as far as im aware im considered to be capable of work and not entitled to any benefits, i currently get by because of the incredible generosity of my family but a lot of people arent so lucky to have such supportive people around them
You can't keep things secret by patenting them. These are trade secrets, which last indefinitely. However, trade secrets are granted fewer protections.
Why would you use an e-ink display for videos? The main advantage is the low power consumption because it needs power only to refresh, using it for a video it will negate that advantage and draw much more power than a traditional display with an awful image quality...
It's not just VIM and NeoVIM where one can find the escape key commonly used.

One can drive GUIs with keyboards to an extent, including the escape key to cancel dialogues and pop-up/drop-down menus. This is true for many full-screen TUIs too, including orthodox file managers for starters.
Hindu god Ganesha was created to curb Buddhism and thats why Buddhism is not famous in india.
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I've been using my first 60% for about two weeks and haven't even thought about the single esc/tilde/tick key since its initial mapping. It's not even an issue.
Here in Norway shops that open on Sunday must be less than 100 square metres in area or sell only perishable goods. There really is no need for anyone to have to shop on Sunday. We need a day when it is quiet. Most people here generally avoid doing noisy diy or mowing the lawn on Sundays too.
> And the fact that you can download the data unquestionably proves that it can be traced back to you.

Not necessarily.
What fps do u get on those modes?
Move to Norway. In 32 years here I think I have only worked a couple of days in total between Christmas Eve and 2nd of January.
What is "essential architecture?" I'm having a hard time searching on it as everything comes back as either "essential computer architecture" or "essential architects' architecture" (aka building and city design).
Only if those houses make them money or their money yields more than the debts cost.
I think that anyone who is trying to imagine "the next shell" owes it to themselves to try PowerShell.

It's .NET based and very, very different from the sh lineage, but I absolutely love its ability to use objects instead of strings as the underlying transmission medium between "processes". E.g. ls gives you file descriptors, ps gives you process descriptors, etc.
The terrain is bounded by walls (a design decision to keep users from getting too far away from portals) but you can discover new palettes and worlds forever, by continuing to step through unexplored portals.
Aldus Pagemaker / Adobe InDesign.
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Varnish

https://varnish-cache.org/trac/wiki/ArchitectNotes and https://varnish-cache.org/docs/6.0/phk/firstdesign.html
I map Caps-lock to Ctrl, purely so I stop hitting it by accident. It works well, I find myself using it as CTRL often.

THEN I Use someone eLSEs keyboarD AND...
I'm not a programmer.

Maybe some actual programmers will kindly weigh in.
Interested in that statement (I know little about this area) but why do you say that specialisation would only occur in an agricultural civilisation?
The best way to do left turns asa cyclist is a hook turn. Go straight across, stop at the corner, then turn. Effectively making the turn two straight lines. That's how we're taught to do it in most European countries, to avoid having to cross lanes of car traffic.
What’s NIH? Not Inough Humility?
And to walk around with it a foot in front of your face and inevitably bump into any- and everyone that dares wander into your path.
> he's talking about it _causing_ effects.

Yes, that's what the article is about? It's explained in the second half, no? Starting at "But how was this inflammation triggered by mitochondrial DNA leaking out of cells?"
Where would one anonymously publish an E-ink data sheet with waveforms if they had one?
for cyclists (and i’m a cyclist too), the dutch basically have this solved. You do this: https://bicycledutch.wordpress.com/2018/02/20/a-common-urban...

For motorcycles, you mostly only have to ensure turn arrows as well as normal stoplights. Permitting lane-splitting also helps.
we look up the voter data for the people you know

This is illegal in many jurisdictions.
> You think hospitals stop working

Here in Norway that is exactly what happens. Those who do not need round the clock treatment or monitoring go home for the weekend and the hospital runs with a very much reduced staff. I know this from painful first hand experience over the last three years and it works very well.
1. Currently, I use it for writing code and reading papers.
However, I still want the monitor to be a good enough drop-in monitor for things I need to occasionally do. For example, I need to switch to a browser window to check what was that error I'm getting.

2. Visual snow syndrome: Many had their first experience of visual snow after staring into the screen for too long. People who believe in that is the cause of visual snow would want a screen that does not emit light.
Stay away from Google products and services! With all their stringent to the ridiculousness level hiring, they seem to hire calculators, not humans in the negative sense. They don't get families either - I haven't seen their diversity numbers, but maybe they are predominantly a bachelors' company, yet, they try to design products for families. For example, I am the family manager of our Google Play store account. Now, after the clowns come up with Google One, which for whatever reason needs a massive migration, so, after six months I'm still not in. Well, guess what, they invited my son and my wife to One, but not me, you know, the family manager. Well, my son created his One account, and my wife's old Storage account got converted to One, and suddenly, she became the Google One manager. See, one family, two managers. And this cannot be undone. So, if they had a single family man in this circus, he or she would have influenced the product design, and deliver something that doesn't lead into double charges, countless calls with customer support, and most importantly - customer frustration. At the same time, Microsoft gets it. Amazon gets families, too, and Facebook and Google don't. I had similar experiences with the bachelor demographic of Facebook's in Product Design. Anyway, back to the original point - Google doesn't get social dynamics, as they don't get regular people in general. Most importantly, with all their computer scientists, they don't seem to realize that by abusing us repeatedly, they make sure we don't bother to use their future products and services. They recently killed Inbox, but, honestly, that was a belated decision - they had to kill it a second after it was launched as a completely idiotic product! Sometimes I wonder what kind of people work on their products! They are way too full of themselves and live in their twisted reality. That's why I would never respond to their recruiter emails and calls! Google and Facebook are the last place on Earth I'd go! And the ex-Googler title means nothing nowadays anyway. I repeat, keep off Google! Short their stock!
Ooh wow this looks like I can finally add a bunch of features to my "google photos in your new tabs" chrome extension (http://www.photosnewtab.com/)
I set up a linux trick recently where the caps lock key that's already being remapped as control when it's held down is also set up to emit an ESC when it's pressed and released using xcape. Works quite nicely, but I don't know if complex behavior like that can be implemented as a hardware mapping.
Presumably they mean waveform design is a closely guarded secret. At least that's what the quote at the end implies.
One unique thing to js that the backend usually doesn't have to deal with is a lot of edge-cases with different browsers. That's (at least for me) the main motivation to use 3rd party libs when ever possible, hoping that they know more than me, and have invested more time in testing and thinking about all the possibilities... and usually it's true
> "All male newscasters have the same hair too"

Source? Observation? On how many instances? I'd like to know too, in order to compare, but before asserting something as strong as "Stop trying to make everything a feminist issue", you have to at least reach the data bar of what you are challenging. The original article does (as often with popular reporting) a shitty job at providing references and I couldn't trace the original research paper, but assuming correct copy-pasting we at least have this from the article:

> "Researchers at the University of Texas, Austin, analyzed more than 400 publicity images for local broadcast journalists and found that 95.8 percent of female anchors and reporters had smooth hair. About two-thirds had short or medium-length cuts. Nearly half of the women were blond. Zero had gray hair. Just one black woman in the UT study sample wore her natural curls."

-> What's the equivalent percentage for male newscasters?
I have explored Matula numbers/trees before knowing what they were called. The following document has example trees and an explanation : http://williamsharkey.com/integer-tree-isomorphism.pdf
Admittedly, I'm not really getting the main argument (that blockchain is like XML in that it's overused, yet this is a good thing because it will bring collateral progress?), but the bump on the broad misunderstanding of HTML, SGML, and XML which has been ongoing since 2009 (and actually 1998) is worth reading still.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=490366 (2009)
Why are any websites going to use that IAB standard if all it does is make it easier for users to automatically opt out? None of them want that.
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Over half the firmwares uploaded to TCSL Armor have invalid certificates
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https://nypost.com/2010/06/13/genetic-testing-raises-an-age-...
Here is a teardown of a 13.3 high perf E-ink monitor I did a few months ago: https://kevzettler.com/2018/02/11/dasung-paperlike-pro-teard...

The post identifies some on market E-ink display components and discusses the design of a proprietary display driver.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_mobility is not measured in economic metrics
Sure, so you also need open source hardware, reproducible builds, and a verifiable supply chain. You need openness and transparency end to end. Nobody’s achieved that to date, but that has got to be the goal.
> I like them both, but the Kinesis just feels so nice and solid.

Was that a typo? Above you said the Kinesis feels pretty cheap.
I don't have an easy way to measure the FPS, but here is a video I just took.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xW-gatdEC7w

It is reasonable enough to see what's happening, but obviously, I'm not going to watch a movie on that.
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> Other witnesses quoted Mattis saying that he didn’t want to send a rescue mission into an uncertain situation

If the rescue mission went sideways ,we may be sitting here asking why mattis was so stupid as to risk his men's lives on a mission with basically no chance of success.
Compared to the Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1 6th Gen they’re just one mm thinner, but much worse keyboard & ports config and 20% worse battery life. I guess it’s exactly one mm too thin. The Lenovo also weighs 1358-1126=242 grams less. And then there is also the silly TouchBar...
We use jsonnet at work to define almost all of our k8s config. With it we can write a base config and extend it to be more environment (prod, staging, integration test) specific. Very helpful to avoid copying and pasting configs to multiple places
At least in the UK, independent observers can (and do) follow the paper trail: observe at a polling station, watch the ballot box being sealed, follow it, watch it bring unsealed, observe the count.
The firmware images and hardware designs should be public too, with extensive auditing of machines in the field to check for backdoors or supply chain compromise.

Or, pencil and paper ballots.
We still don’t understand motion sickness
Thanks nice to see it in action, bonus points for the RickRoll
You are so so wrong about the jack
After the Japanese surrender in WW2 the British Pacific Fleet dumped a load of lend-lease carrier aircraft over the side, although I believe in this case it was related to the terms that the US had imposed on their use.
Any chance you can include ASX?
No, people do need to understand it or they won't believe it's too be trusted. Hacking an election is not even necessary if your can make a large segment of the population believe that it was done.

Eroding all trust in the democratic system is just as bad as actually changing the results.
Having experienced vestibular dysregulation, which included rapid, transient vertigo, headache, delirium and nausea upon moving one's eye too fast, I would suspect it's related to genes or epigenetics of the vestibular system.
Although our positions differ, one point we might agree on is that the current situation is not good at all.

What I see is a three hour congestion in front of my appartement in the morning and a four hour one in the evening. People easily spend 2 hours trying to move about 4 kilometres.

Then you have the admninistration. If you come as late as 15 minutes after opening time, you better have a very flexible work time or have taken a half day off because you will be waiting for at least an hour or two.

I don’t think that opening “a little” sooner or later would help. They need to either be open when people can get there or eliminate the reasons why people need to be there in the first place.
It is a very nice effect!
It still runs under DOSBox:

echo "B013CD106800A00789C30FAFDB01D0F7E801C3740C31D266B8C027090066F7F3414929C8243F0420AA89F831D2BB4001F7F32D780081EAA0007FCDF7DAE9C8FF" | xxd -r -p - > heart.com ; dosbox heart.com
Israelis, US Army and many other would like to disagree about the hardships of killing people who are not an immediate threat. I don't think some Israeli fighter/bomber pilot can't sleep because he killed some iranian nuclear engineers, or construction workers.

Same would go for any US drone pilot - often, to get 1 important target, tens of civilians are killed/wounded too. It ain't clear on the screen who is who, so plenty of room for the doubts. I am sure some of them have PSTD or are depressed, but many others sleep well at night, feeling they do serve their country well.

Humans have strong need to feel OK with themselves, and if the reality doesn't support this, then they twist/ignore some parts of it to make it better.
No search engine currently operating in China requires user to login including Baidu and Bing. It’s quite ironic that Google want to set a new standard.
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Considering that you can buy 5$-20$ E ink panels on Alixpress today, I would guess those manufacturers do ignore western patents.
TV is so dying, they don't even know it.

In one way, I'm worried about the quality of news reporting now when traditional media is slowly withering away, but since they are focusing on haircuts, I don't think it really matter. The quality journalism is already mostly gone, and what's left can be found in a small number of online and print publications, read by a small number of people.
It seems like all the arguments about hairstyles are about how important it is for the broadcaster. If it’s so important to them, how about they help foot the bill?
Not much content here, just an anecdote. "Don't over-parent"

In particular, there wasn't any evidence supporting the implications by the title that Lawnmower Parents are a new, rising phenomenon.
Why does that not translate to electronic voting?
We have had hash functions and digital signatures for a while.
First, and quite anecdotally, I have never once in some fifty-odd years of cycling been even remotely close to a situation of "yeah, I could really have done with a helmet there". Fifty-odd of course does indicate that I'm of a generation less accustomed to safety symbolism in all aspects of life, I'll grant you that.
Second, I enjoy my bike and use it more or less daily. I wouldn't - neither use nor enjoy - if I were forced into donning some strange kind of hard hat that I didn't wish to don. I like my choices to be my own. The helmet still is a choice where I live, but I clearly see that changing within not too many years. And anyone I see wearing a helmet is casting a vote in that direction. They are - and should be, of course - free to do so, but please don't preach the other way at me.
Third: I have worked as a professional driver of both trucks and buses. My very clear experience is that the most dangerous cyclists are often among the ones decked out in full safety regalia. It's as if some people feel that having paid their dues and performed the ritual, they are thereby exempt from risk. Strange phenomenon, but all too real.

Yes, I also detest airbags. But wear my seatbelt religiously.
> donating is more tax efficient than paying workers more, because then their income would be taxed.

Eh? Taxing a corporation less is better than having its employees earn more?
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I disagree about your last statement: "Only the voters can be blamed for electing bad politicians"

If someone controls which subset of choices you are allowed to pick from, and you choose the one you like the most out of those options, that first someone is still to blame for limiting your choice.
Thank you for this beautiful website. I'm not a trader so sorry if this is obvious but is there any plan to include index funds like vtsax? I try searching for vtsax but it keeps kicking me out with no error message. Is it out of scope?