skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you just want to dip your hand in, chip8 is also a good starting point (if even less useful than 6502): where 6502 has about 80 actual opcodes acrosss ~50 mnemonics (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOS_Technology_6502#Assembly_l...) chip8 has 35 opcodes across 19 mnemonics (ADD, AND, CALL, CLS, DRW, JP, LD, OR, RET, RND, SE, SHL, SHR, SKNP, SKP, SNE, SUB, SUBN, XOR).
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I think the headline is slightly misleading.

> [...] the data had probably been obtained through malicious browser extensions.

It appears to actually be hacked browsers, or compromised browsers for that matter.
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Stagnant does not mean anything in absolute, it describes a relative trend.
PWA's idea is that you can check the runtime and given JavaScript dynamism make use of native platform APIs if available.

Microsoft has moved their UWP Hosted Apps into the PWA model, so any signed PWA app can have full access to UWP APIs, with the same FFI capabilities that .NET and C++ enjoy on UWP.

Google does a similar thing with ChromeOS and Android.

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EDIT: Just noticed later on that you are quite aware of PWAs on UWP, leaving the comment here though.
Stagnant implies it's not growing, not that it's not selling.
The trouble with the vast majority of Trump "news" is that it's not really news - if I wanted to know the content of each and every one of his tweets I'd just follow him on Twitter. It's very lazy journalism.
It's all about the #donglelife and getting everyone to pay for having an ios app.
There's a solid chance the current attempt will end up as just another failed planned city.

But that's what moonshots are all about.

If it were easy or likely to succeed, it would have been done 10 times already.

Songdo's not doing as well as hoped either: https://www.citylab.com/life/2018/06/sleepy-in-songdo-koreas...

But that's why we iterate and try again... or not "we" so much as bitcoin semi-billionaires.
But Apache 2.0 is compatible with GPLv3, which means, that you can combine GPLv3 and "GPLv2 or later" libraries with code under Apache 2.0.
If previous sales were about the same numbers, it's a perfectly fair way.

Impressive, amazing numbers maybe, but still stagnant, if they didn't improve over the last ones.
Why do we have process anyway?
And what's your expenses per month ? I see there are big salaries in the US but when i imagine, i am in central EU, smaller country, there's possibility to get 4-5k € per month in gross, that's around 3,5k in net and cost living even if you have 2/3 rooms flat and other daily stuff would not be higher than 1000€ per month. A have to note, you work 40 hours per week, around 170 hours per month max.
Really? Google Maps works pretty well on Android, [1] when you zoom in, street names pop up where possible...

[1] https://i.imgur.com/c1Mtj57.png
gfx-rs is solving the same problem with a different approach.

https://github.com/gfx-rs/portability
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The Oxford physicist mentioned in the article may well be Joy Christian, who has submitted numerous articles to Arxiv giving what he claims to be a violation of Bell inequalities using Clifford algebras. You can find them just by searching Arxiv for his name.

I spent some time reading these articles and the various refutations - and refutations of refutations - when I was a grad student, as I wanted to nail down where either he or Bell was fundamentally wrong. I never succeeded, but since Bell's proof was much simpler and understandable, and involved more elementary objects, and had been scrutinised for much longer without any serious flaws forthcoming, whereas Christian's proofs appeared to have some issues under debate, I came away thinking it likely that Christian was wrong.

Disappointing that I couldn't find the "central" flaw, if there was one. Sad that a talented scientist should spend so much of their career simply alienating themselves from the community in this way.
Stagnant sales with a much more expensive smartphone, i don‘t think anybody wouldn‘t live to have the same „problem“.
Given that majority of Windows apps are written in a mix of .NET and C++, most users seem quite happy with the experience.
Interesting ... don't see it happening. The invested but never bought Cyanogen, so I could see them buying some stock but not buying the company.
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Indian guy - currently a freelancer

2002 - First job about 3000$ a year

2005 - Started freelaicing - about 8000$ a year

2018 - About 42000$ a year before taxes

I get paid in INR, even though I contract for a small company in the US, so the inflation eats away the growth - on the other hand, I work from home, and it takes maybe 3 to 4 hours a day (at most) to complete my tasks.

Some weeks go by with hardly anything to do but minor bug fixes and UI tweaks. Great employers, autonomy, interesting work.

In terms of purchasing power I feel very blessed that I make more than an average US citizen, while living in a country where things cost 1/5 compared to the US.

People of my caliber and experience make about 3 times more than me in regular 9 to 7 tech jobs. Very few remain "coders" after more than 10 years in the industry.
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But you did use it to gain power, just not in your "enslave all of humanity" nightmare.

It was nice, sure, but don't confuse it with some greater selfless act.

> It sure was very selfless and noble of America not to wage world war 3 im a quest to enslave humanity, with your limited supply of first gen nukes and increasingly war weary population.
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I increasingly feel that deep learning needs to incorporate more ideas from evolution. Not just for parameter optimization but architecture discovery itself.

Imagine pitting neural networks in an adversarial environment (just like the real world). Under competitive pressure for limited food (computation resources), evolved neural network could start approaching optimal architectures that do the job but have no superfluous, pre-conceived notions of the (modeled) world. In fact, such evolved architectures could encode relevant notions of the world directly which we can learn about by reverse engineering evolved architecture.

This is closely related to the ideas from predictive processing which closely ties survival to prediction (as to predict your future states is to avoid getting dissipated). So I'm anticipating evolution or survival notions to come up in a big way in ML/Deep Learning in future.
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I mean sure 'Stagnant' means that there was no growth, but it also implies that this is a bad thing, which in this case it obviously isn't. Clickbait title.
This is great news for Canonical.
Yes, they were replaced by PWAs, which is the proper way of doing apps for devs that don't want to touch OS APIs.
> AT&T acquired HBO when it bought Time Warner for USD 85.4 million

Holy crap, I didn't know this. That seems like absolute peanuts.

Edit: As pointed out, the article dropped a factor of 1000. Mildly infuriating, to the say the least. I guess they pointed it out at the end of the article, shame on me then.
The point is that even randomly wired network has an implicit bias. NNs initialize with random weights so even an untrained network is biased.
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Don't we have aerial and satellite view for that? Disclaimer: I don't know if Apple Maps has a satellite view (never owned an Apple device) and I very rarely use Google Maps for navigation so I don't know if those views can be used while navigating.

However I've got the feeling that the new and less detailed maps are made for the use case of navigation, with a voice telling us what to do. Road names are important only when we are discovering what's around us or where we want to go. If this is a less important use case now, street names go away. Still it should be possible to build an app that works on a sensible way in both navigation and discovery mode.
Do I need CI/CD and what tool should I choose?
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Strangely enough I and many other engineers were able to write multiplaform applications in the early 2000 without Electron crap.

Maybe we were special, the lasts of a dying breed.
AI bubble, currently studying in Beijing and all EE and CS students I know focus all their time at either stats, ML or data mining

Yes everyone wants to mine the data, but noone wants to generate or gather new original data in the first place.
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Not gonna work. The CEO can't know everything, and unless people testify against him (they'll avoid paper /email trail) he'll plead ignorance. It's 38 pages and if it passes it will 380, everyone will want their 2 cents in it.

Hold companies responsible with 10% of their revenue as fines--for first time violation. In cases of absolute negligence and or malice jail C level execs. But just because Google gets hacked, we can't jail their CEO.
> There is little to no transparency in the judicial process.

my father sued the company owned by Chinese vice Premier's son, he won the case after fighting it all the way to the supreme court.

we are average joes without any connection to those on the top. you can keep telling me how I am being repressed by the Chinese government, I will just look at you with sympathy as you are the victim of your brainwashing media.
How high do you think they can go in term of prices? And do you think they will sell many £1000 smartphones in a recession? Stagnant volumes is not an imminent problem but the share price is a forward looking metric.
Or, call no LoS a spell feature (X-Ray vision) and code LoS later on, after you've had time to think it through.
Hurd is not a UNIX clone and that plays a big role in adoption.
It's not the user's fault, they shouldn't need a VPN to read an uplifting news site... That's just depressing...
I remember having HBO now for a while and it seemed fine. I just got rid of it because Netflix has much more content, and the price point was a bit unjustified IMO. Does HBO Now have all of HBO content or is it just a subset?
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So it's a good thing that unit sales haven't risen?
Perhaps, but only slightly imho. To your average HN denizen, 'hacked' implies the account was completely compromised. To the wider world it might well include partial compromise and/or the communications to/from the account even if the attackers didn't gain total control. Which is what this appears to be.

My parents, for example, would not understand the difference.
I've noticed that I don't know the street names at all.

They are only useful when navigating without GPS. And it's infuriating when you try to use a Google Map as a paper map: there aren't any street names on Google Map to be able to find the correct intersection to turn.
Under "How does this work?", the post refers to the text in RFC 5895:

> map characters to the "Simple_Lowercase_Mapping" property (the fourteenth column) in <http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/UnicodeData.txt>, if any.

as if that were responsible for turning ℡ into TEL. But the fourteenth column in

> 2121;TELEPHONE SIGN;So;0;ON;<compat> 0054 0045 004C;;;;N;T E L SYMBOL;;;;

is empty!

What we're actually seeing is a Compatibility Decomposition, used when Unicode normalisation form NFKC is applied to the text.

Whether it's appropriate for browsers to be applying NFKC may be questionable. RFC 5895 calls for the use of NFC (which would not apply mappings like this), but it also says that

> These form a minimal set of mappings that an application should strongly consider doing. Of course, there are many others that might be done.

which leaves things rather open.
Great news! The HashiCorp stack has really made my infrastructure work a much more enjoyable thing. Nomad and Consul in particular are wonderful antidotes to the complexity of Kubernetes for setups that don't require all of its features.
You mean bad use of JavaScript. Modern websites can prefetch all possible links on the current page you're seeing. Then when you click on any link will render that page instantly. Check out some Gatsby blog generator, it's so fast.
Stagnant has a very negative meaning attached to it. The author could have used words like "constant" (neural) or "steady" (positive). He chose to use "stagnant" and deserves to be called for it.
I think China has plenty of data as well, of its own people at least. It's a surveillance state, and the big corps work closely with the government and so also the universities. My point is more that they have a chance of winning the ML race, but that doesn't matter if there will be more important technological breakthroughs in other areas that will have greater impact on AI than ML.
> This isn't really a true statement.

I'm pretty sure he was talking about the company he works at, not the company you work at.
The average sales priced for an iPhone increased nearly 30% from $618 to $793. Services now account for 16% of revenue. Apple is gradually shifting from a device maker to an ecosystem company that consumers pay a premium initial fee to enter and pay an additional recurring free to use.
He makes a defense of the SPA that boils down to “because it’s easier to manage client side interactions that way.”

The kicking point for server side is that the need for client side interaction is overblown. If you are building a tool that people will keep open for hours, by all means...SPA your heart out.

If you are building an open-check-close experience like most of the web, SPAs created more problems than they solve.
The threat you're worried about doesn't require that an IETF Working Group spend years defining a new protocol, whether that's QUIC or TLS 1.3 itself. Any bozo could roll their own Noise-based encrypted protocol and it wouldn't be decrypted by whatever edge "security" you think is protecting you.

Worse, chances are that a belief you presently have "control over the things that go out of my own network" but believe TLS 1.3 would hurt that means you're relying on "Next Generation Firewall" type technologies which are hopelessly broken.

If you go stare at the TLS 1.3 "compatibility" changes in later drafts (particularly Draft 28 IIRC) you'll see that it's basically the equivalent of wearing a boiler suit with an embroidered "OTIS Lifts" logo to get waved through the gate check without needing a pass. Except the boiler suit says "TLS 1.2 Session Resumption". It didn't require the IETF to do this, presumably Bad Guys have been doing it for years without writing a document explaining how.

The recurring theme in people's TLS 1.3 horror stories is that they were being eaten by cannibals all along, but TLS 1.3 asked them why they can't feel their legs...

Example: Palo Alto and Cisco both shipped products that trip the TLS 1.3 downgrade detection feature. They were told about this months ago, but of course they waited until the last moment (indeed for PAN they still haven't shipped a fix for some supported versions) because it's just a compatibility problem...

Except, it's not - the only way to trip that downgrade detection "by mistake" is to not choose random numbers where the TLS 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 standards all say that it's imperative to use random numbers. If those numbers are instead copied from somewhere predictable (which they are in affected Cisco and Palo Alto systems) then much of the security of your TLS connections through these "security" devices was illusory.
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Author here:
1. Yes, but you are watching sausage being made. Previously the platform owners would just come on stage and announce the new version of framework (think MFC, WPF, Android, Cocoa, UI Touch) and say "go play with it". The public wasn't aware of it being developed and all the challenges that went into development. Also, there is no platform owner on the Web.
2. Yes it is, but it will get better! It would never get better on its own because there isn't a single platform owner and especially if no one is using it.

The rest is not even wrong.
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Hi,
It's about creating transparency and relationship between the customers and company.

As a customer, it's much easier to type(or say) the name of the business rather than type a number. Also, if the call couldn't be answered by the agent, then the callback will have the company name and agent name. The customer can immediately relate to the call(rather than simply seeing the number on the screen)

For a business, it takes 2 minutes for a business to signup and accept calls. Plus the IVR can be changed without any cost. It's much easier for the business to say call "my company"(handle for the company) rather than say call 800-433-7300

Regards,
Jegan