skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I still miss Google Reader. I just wish they would somehow let community take over for the project. I don’t know how it would work but I just don’t see another way. I’ve moved everything off Google other than email and calendar.
We really need more than two main players in the the mobile OS game.
It’s an unacceptable to go to a website? Especially in the case of Amazon, you probably already have a credit card on file.

Everyone bemoans the “walled garden” and not being able to buy apps anywhere except for the App Store. Now here is a case where you can buy content using the “open web” and that’s not good enough?
Or, like the helicopters on deck in the story, any useful equipment that could quickly be stripped during retreat and evacuation was already gone.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Taiwan

Taipei skyline.jpg
Taipei skyline.
Currency	New Taiwan dollar (NT$)
NT$29.2 per US$ (Apr 2018)
Fiscal year
Calendar year
Trade organizations
WTO, APEC, ICC and others
(as Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu)
Statistics
GDP
Nominal: $571.5 billion
This seems really cool. Trying it out with repl.it was really neat. One thing I'd do is add PowerShell to the comparison table.
> no longer

It's not people who changed their mind, it's Apple.

Most people never wanted small smartphones. It's particularly true in Asian countries. When I first came to Korea in 2010, some people jumped on the Galaxy Tab, because it was the first Android device that was big enough (and believe me, it was terrible tablet in many ways, and even worse a phone).

Apple probably doesn't want to bother selling niche products in highly saturated markets anymore, especially given that the SE was also a lower margin model. For one American/European consumer that is unhappy, they'll probably sell ten iPhone Xr's somewhere else.
Mary Meeker Is Leaving Kleiner Perkins to Start a New Fund
Show HN: Plain Text List – Easily copy and paste-able lists of things
Interesting. The TV awards in Australia (like the Emmys) are named after Logie, and he's cited there as the 'inventor of television'.
Yeap, I was talking about the actual reporting of income and you are on the same page as me "stream is LIKELY very diversified...". We just don't have that info, therefore I don't know the services that are winners and the losers. Am I using a service on the loser side?
Where can I find remote companies that pay SV salaries and don't adjust for local COL?
I read two books recommended here, and one that wasn't. The Idea Factory, by Jon Gertner, was absolutely fantastic; How the Laser Happened was also very interesting. I also read (still reading, actually) Mason and Dixon by Pynchon. Really good so far.
Agreeing with you on a 2015 i got new this February.
Insanely Good: Making Big Business Out of Social Philanthropy
More specifically, I believe only the founders have enough voting shares to make a difference, so ultimately this decision rests with them. But there are certainly a lot of other Googlers who would be happy if the stock went up.

Google being an idealistic place originally, I doubt any of these people care only about the stock going up, though.
This. Just moved back from my 2014 rMBP Pro to a 2012 Thinkpad X220 for the trackpoint and keyboard. Shame about the display but eh there are external FHD displays when you really needs to. Retina screen and trackpoint is going to be amazing when I upgrade to a X1 sometimes I guess haha.
I got a 2015 pro new from the apple canada online store in feb this year
So righteous, yet using a throwaway.
Why is it staggered?
HL7 is the industry standard for medical data.

However you’ll have to write an HL7 interface and then become a HIPAA covered entity under your physicians or be a covered provider to legally receive electronic medical records.

Now if your physician has a Patient health record system or sometime referred to as a patient medical record system PHR/PMR Connected to their electronic health record EHR/EMR system they can release records to the PHR. In which you could create an account in and view your results if the provider does that.

Under HIPAA you are entiled to copies of your medical records with some restrictions, and you can request that from your provider a electronic copy of your record within 48 hours of the request. all EHR systems that are HIPAA complient have to provide this feature. However most cases the records are exclusively sent to a PHR and your account in that system.

Please note you do not own your medical records and things like physicians notes and impressions do not have to be released to you. Other types of records not released typically are psychological records or substance abuse records as that they are mostly subjective observations and impressions style notes and documents.

Are you looking to enter the EHR/PHR market? If so you’re about 15 years late and will have tons of competition in and overly saturated market. Now I’m not saying don’t try, but you’ll have a steep learning curve to climb and tons of laws and regulations you’ll have comply to. As well as tons of other standards like loinc, XDS-b, X11, etc... you’ll have to be experts in to even receive and then decipher the electronic medical records.

Now for the answer to your question; no there are not normally consumer/public API’s available to access lab results for the average off the street developer.
That is the nominal GDP, Palestine's nominal GDP is $4B.
The Infinity Machine (2017)
What do you mean you can’t call out on a Google Voice? You open the app and make the call.

If Google Voice has Siri integration which has been around for awhile, you can say “Call X using Google Voice” and it will call using GV and activate the phone Bluetooth protocol if you are connected to your car’s Bluetooth system.
Contrast the carrier Captain's behavior with that of our current Secretary of Defense (when he was a Marine General) when he was asked to aid Green Berets in Afghanistan after they were hit by friendly fire.

First the Captain: Captain Chambers’ actions could have very well had him court-martialled and killed off his career in the Navy, and he was well aware of that. Even still, he put his livelihood on the line and took the necessary actions to save the Lee family.

Then the Marine General[1]: "He was indecisive and betrayed his duty to us, leaving my men to die during the golden hour when he could have reached us,"

[1] https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/former-special-forces-...
Is conservatism a strong or coherent identity outside of Christianity? I feel like when people say "conservative" it muddles what things mean to an outside audience. It's just like when people say religious, but they really mean Christian.
Seriously, what a nasty comment. Trying to think of what possible context they could put around this comment that would justify it.
“Airware was ahead of the game trying to build their software. So far ahead that the drone hardware on the market wasn’t sophisticated enough to actually produce the granularity of data they needed to test out their software/train their algorithms”

I think he means their software was not sophisticated enough.
> When you bought a 2013 MacBook Pro, you didn’t need to buy accessories because it had it all - hdmi, usb, etc. - and it was useful without any additional accessories and met or exceeded my needs in almost all circumstances.

Except it didn't have VGA which is still popular in conference rooms to this day, so you needed an adapter for that. Some people probably needed an adapter for Ethernet as well.

Not to mention you needed a MagSafe 2 charger instead of a universal USB C charger.

> effort to boost margins or go thin, and it’s basically made the devices reliant on a host of adapters

They did it on the MacBook because USB C is more convenient than having specific use ports. The same reason you're happy that the 2013 MacBook had two USB three ports instead of two PS/2 ports and a serial port.

As for removing the headphone jack from the iPhone, they did it because you can send audio over Bluetooth or lightning. No reason to include a redundant port that does only one thing.
The iphone 4,5, SE looks like made by Porsche design which i love.
> Samsungs have crappy battery life and no SD slot. I know because I'm typing this on a Galaxy S6.

Samsung brought back SD to their flagship line with the S7/Note7 generation. The S6 / Note5 generation is the only one that didn't have SD, as I recall.
If someone shares an anti-gun opinion, it could be construed that they do not think people should have a right to effective self-defense, which could also be perceived as a threatening position.
What problem are electronic voting machines supposed to solve?
Yes, all of the videos should be auto-playing. I'm saying that the discomfort would likely be alleviated if the text's opacity transitioned in. Then you should be able to handle the awesome rippling effects.

And my guess is that your expectation for the back button to send you back to HN is because of how the majority of SPA's break the back button. It's a disheartening reality.

I understand the importance of testing with actual users, but it's honestly pretty amazing that these are the only broken expectations for a portfolio site like this.
Thanks for the tip, I had no idea and was still including the dependency.
What circumstances do you find force touch to be helpful for? It seems to be the only thing really lacking on the newly announced XR phone.
Really cool tool! I've been getting into more theory stuff after playing guitar for quite a while, so it's awesome timing! Thanks!
I find iTunes to be fairly close to garbage on OS X as well. Maybe if I used it more, I’d learn it, but at this point, I mostly just use it to backup and restore iDevices. Anything past that, and it’s even money whether I’ll need to google to figure out how to get what I want onto or off the phone using iTunes.
There are two questions: one whether taking a picture and getting a part to buy would be a desirable workflow for customers - and jeesh, it should be obvious that it would be. The other question is whether the process would work. That's a matter of tech, resolution of cameras and the design of the interface. It's easy to imagine the system displaying multiple options for things like the two nearly identical bolts. As this evolves, the system could even offer the means to distinguish the various options ("count the threads", "take a close-up" etc). And point is something like this could keep improving, both in accuracy and the range of items involved where a hierarchical organization is inherently static.
But I like not having to cook, garden, repair electrical equipment, or otherwise waste time doing things I don’t enjoy.

I am meaningfully richer and have a more fulfilling life because I don’t have to do those things. Why don’t you think it makes sense to incorporate them into measures of societal wealth?
Optimist: the problem of spending a lot of effort counting ballots.

Cynic: the problem of voters choosing the wrong candidate.
> Wouldn’t it be more user friendly and privacy aware, allowing users to own their data?

Yes. It's a huge glaring oversight that a community so IT focused and that often complains about "Facebook" and privacy can't even see when it's happening.

But HN is not a utility like Facebook or Youtube, so you can argue, their site, their rules.

But the irony is what is annoying. The idea of dogfooding privacy and digital rights seems lost on HN.

PS Getting Shadowed banned will help stop getting yourself indexed at least.

PPS And the argument other sites might index HN anyway so it's ok to do is so flawed it's delusional.

PPPS The argument that the old info is of value is also "horder" style delusional. We need to stop this idea if absolutely everything is not kept (at the cost of privacy) it matters.
I am, I am not faulting the original author just pointing out you can get disassemblers to come up with x86.

From the comment right under the picture I took

> yeah, pretty typical function prolog, what's the question ?

Except we know it is not.

I am more saying to people be careful pushing any old binary blob through capstone without considering what it might produce, I get this at $DAYJOB where people disassemble VAX from things that are just data.
I'm just worried it will go the way of geocities.
My understanding is that it was easier for SATA controllers to do DMA than it was for USB controllers, but I have a fairly limited understanding.
The energy of the photon must generate gravity and must be somewhere, e.g., covered by the non-zero parts of the wave function.
You are not wrong, this is a complex issue. I just can't help but point out your username here :)
How well did that work for the HeartBleed bug that was part open source code for over a year and a half?
> The smartphone industry's decision making in the last few years has been... bizarre.

Is it really that hard to believe that most people like phones with larger screens and there's little reason to include a third way to output audio from your phone (in addition to Bluetooth and lightning)?

I'll kind of give you the notch, but I honestly like the look of the iPhone X quite a lot.
You know what else happened around Firebase?

I was a customer of Divshot, a "static web hosting service" that was merged into the Firebase team at Google, so it's not quite as clear as made out.
What happens with NTLDR? (I don't have any VMs set up at the moment)
An app would be a lot nicer to get a graph of performance offer time for that hypothetical decision. Excel would be okay if you just wanted to know today’s position of various decisions.
I'll build a knowledge base on the UHK site soon, and I'll add it.
I very strongly object to this approach... but I don't disagree with the intent. In the modern world people tend to have absolutely terrible work/life balance, we need to help fix that and it will take a really strong effort. In japan there are already programs and incentives setup to help people avoid working themselves to death but in America there's this stupid romance surrounding the idea of working over time and an expectation that if 100 hours of labour is how much you need to do to keep a roof over your head then you better put your head down and do it.

I'm not certain how we fix this but we need to make it okay to step away from work, for vacations... and to let the mind relax and recharge over weekends. We need to disallow the ability to hire yourself out for 24 hour on call - nobody actually needs to do that, your company could just hire more people and spread that responsibility around. And, lastly, we need to kill overtime dead, it's stupid, it hurts productivity, it hurts your body, it's never efficient... If your workday lasts for more than ten hours realize that a nice meal, some downtime and a good night's sleep will make you more efficient and make sure your boss knows that as well.

But, to do this, we don't need to revive a religious holiday, we need to empower people to feel like they can say no and disconnect from work and let them recover their leisure time. And just to be clear, it is theoretically possible that I could get a phone call at any hour to deal with a critical issue, but I don't watch anything when I'm off the clock, I don't let worrying enter my mind.
The regress argument against Cartesian skepticism (2012) [pdf]
This is beautiful. Thank you for making and sharing!

My own setup is a NextCloud-storage directory hierarchy where I write notes using MDWiki [1]. This lets me continue recording my thoughts even when I'm offline.

[1] https://dynalon.github.io/mdwiki/#!index.md
This is why Richard Stallman calls SaaS "Service as a Software Substitute" and recommends running your own programs on your own computers: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/who-does-that-server-really-s...

If you are using any Unix derivative there are still Free Software applications from the 1980s (or 1970s if you run BSD) that you are running every day without any problems, whether you realize it or not.

Consider doing your financial modeling with a Free Software program like Gnumeric: http://gnumeric.org/
This thing has been or was in the works FOREVER. They kept adding more and more functionality to it and delaying the release to the point that I gave up on it. They added a trackpoint and trackpad for the keyboard advertising "never leave the home row" ffs. /rant sorry.
Because it's easier to get used to. We plan to build a columnar UHK eventually.
Cars kinda make people act like sociopaths.
Madame Bovary: beautiful book, but also somewhat scary. Warning against idealism and condescension (the 'Belle' complex from Beauty in the Beast, ie too good for someone or some society). With it is an oddly inspiring ability to romanticize and imagine heights and a life different from reality, to dream big dreams. It maps well, though exaggerated in a fatalistic sense, onto the types of people today as it relates to love and relationships (the nice guy who is clueless and mistreated, the neighborhood wife who is motherly but not sexy, -- similar to Susan in the Waves -- the social climber whose credibility is self-fabricated and manages to achieve high renown and accolades despite being an imposter, the mysterious bachelor ie the ladies man who has accumulated his aura and attractiveness by focusing on himself rather than on a woman, the creepy old rich guy who offers money for sex to attractive women in financial/general distress or life threatening circumstances)

Lots to say about, and lots to learn, it's a short book but it is packed with substance. Honorable mentions for its depiction of the swings of neuroticism and depression, the allure and mystery of the feminine, how it characterizes art/theater, and all around creating a beautiful, rich, vibrant world. Apologies for the run on sentences; I don't want to get too caught up in this unless people are interested
> You included setting up your local repo from the fork in the Github list but it's implied in the 2nd list

I didn't read your statement carefully enough when I replied earlier. For the second list, you would only have to clone the repository and make your modifications locally. You wouldn't push your changes up to a remote repository; you would only send email messages with the commit message information and the diff.

This means you wouldn't have to go through the step of forking the repository and setting up the new remote before pushing the changes and going ball to the UI to open a pull request (though setting up the new remote isn't required if you fork the repository first and then clone from the fork--though that would make keeping your local copy of the repertory up to date more difficult).
You can either estimate the prior as part of a hierarchical model, or use empirical Bayesian estimation. I spoke last year about an example of EBE applied to music trends:

https://mobile.twitter.com/achompas/status/88732699382138880...
FBI Throws Cold Water on Feinstein's Kavanaugh Scandal Claim
The Republic of China was in control of Taiwan when they lost the Chinese Civil War to The Communist Party of China.

When the Republic of China retreated to Taiwan they did not have to file for asylum or apply for a Visa. Taiwan was part of China. The Communist Party is declaring when they won the civil war they gained control over all of China, including Taiwan.

This is the narrative for Taiwan not having sovereignty, and not necessary my own views.
Also, self consciously trading other people’s lives for a few minutes a day is gross.
Thank you —- this makes me feel much better about the time I spent there :)
"Use bytecode" is a pretty good tip for making your programs small, but that typically starts to be a win at somewhere around 512 bytes, depending on your CPU. This Wiki is aimed at 256 bytes and under, and at that level, you're mostly limited to micro-optimizations like the ones you mention, or just not doing stuff. It's amazing how far you can get by not doing stuff.
A Defence of Common Sense (1925)
Sorry, but Taiwan has been totally independent from China for many decades. I guess only China considers Taiwan still a part of China.
Can we just get a iPhone se with upgraded internals please? It’s the perfect sized phone. Don’t need bigger or thinner, just faster, better storage, and more battery life. Also leave the headphone jack too.

Thanks from the folks who are not upgrading their iPhones.
one could just as easily make the argument that academics and social theorists have appropriated a word that has a commonly understood statistical meaning. no one objects to calling the alawites of syria a "minority group", even though they are relatively privileged and literally control the country. especially in the context of a (putative) democracy, it makes sense to use the word in the statistical sense.
How do you make money from this? (Or plan to)

Looks really nice, by the way.
Angel/Round A/Round B and afterwards was already pretty well defined back in the day.

What's changed is really the pre-seed/seed with more granularity, as well as the huge C,D,E etc. rounds that now can be made by massive funds instead of going public.

But the core rounds are mostly similar.
Shameless plug for an old project, a 512 byte kernel with 512 byte programs (no DOS calls): https://bitbucket.org/danielbarry/saxoperatingsystem/src/mas...
Your comment is optimized for my local appreciation. Well said.
Like any technology it can be used to do good and bad things. Unfortunately in this universe helping blind people is a lot less profitable than snatching user face, voice and personal data to clone existing identities or build fake ones. In the modern Internet anything that can be exploited or abused will be; hence the mistrust. So thanks but no thanks.
Marines do not leave Marines behind. The Army are on their own.
Who creates this culture?
I'm really curious

- why 200 machines needed rebooting

- how this program achieved that without any form of networking

--

Also, the closest other thing I'm aware of with a similar size-to-profit ratio is K:

> Perhaps conscious that with the occasional wrong result from an expression, the interpreter could be mistaken for a post-doctoral project, Whitney commented brightly, “Well, we sold ten million dollars of K3 and a hundred million of K4, so I guess we’ll sell a billion dollars worth of this.”

> Someone asked about the code base. “Currently it’s 247 lines of C.” Some expressions of incredulity. Whitney displayed the source, divided between five text files so each would fit entirely on his monitor. “Hate scrolling,” he mumbled.

- http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10501320*
Nothing is clear at all, just because you want it to be true.
No keyboard would be a hacking keyboard if it were not hackable.

The central feature of the UHK is how extremely easy it is to reprogram, you can put any key anywhere, with 4 layers to work with (normal, fn, mod, and mouse) and borrowings from qmk like different behavior on a key when is tapped vs held, one-shot-mods, and tapdancing.
Startups should hire remote devs to survive
Why not just download an app to remap it? I remapped mine to screen rotation lock.
And without all that wind?
As I understand the paper they caught up with AMD's GCN async compute as Turing features a hardware scheduler.

> Turing GPUs also inherit all the enhancements to the NVIDIA CUDA™ platform introduced in the
Volta architecture that improve the capability, flexibility, productivity, and portability of compute
applications.Features such as independent thread scheduling, hardware-accelerated Multi Process Service (MPS) with address space isolation for multiple applications, and Cooperative Groups are all part of the Turing GPU architecture.
Here's how I think of it wildland firefighting: it's just emergency landscape maintenance under the worst possible, potentially life threatening conditions.

[I'm a volunteer in a local rural area, at the last all-volunteer station in the state.]

[P.S. I missed closeparen's comment below. We think similarly]
Yes.

Guess how much a 128GB SE goes for now, if you can even get one?
My point was Google didn't name the product.