skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In the Fish shell, your history feeds autocompletions so you can quickly run commands you ran in the past with a right-arrow keypress.

I personally use both ksh and fish (on different machines) and keep full history on fish and no history on ksh.
You absolutely can.

The reason that they didn't want to use it in WWII was because of a combination of politics and that one of the trans-uranics that is produced creates gamma rays that are easily traceable. Imagine having gamma ray imaging in a satellite and being able to see all of the nuclear silos clear as day because they have U233 bombs.
The problem is most companies are not interested in building rich native experiences. Amazon is a trillion dollar company and their mobile app is horrendous. They don't see it as a priority, it's just something that has to exist, like how companies have to write awful PR blog posts that nobody is reading.

For me, the "add to home screen" means the PWA launches in fullscreen without any browser chrome and that helps the experience a lot. My home screen gets a tiny bit more cluttered but that's an acceptable tradeoff.
Ahhh, that makes sense, thanks!
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> PavlovsCat wrote a very generalizing statement about what "Asians" eat

I said I considered it possible because of the powdered animals stuff [0]. That's not even a statement about "what Asians eat", much less a generalizing one.

[0] https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2014/08/08/extinctio...

> It was a thinly veiled racism

I said I "totally could see it being a thing in Asia". Call that racism if you must, but there is nothing "veiled" here.

> I only wrote that the corrupt Chinese elite exploit the people including taking prisoners organs, prostitution, all sorts of human rights abuse

Yeah, and you put it like this

> the poor sick Chinese elite (they actually eat the fucking placenta for supposedly viagra effect jesus fucking christ im outta here never EVER gonna catch me going to China)

(anyone can turn on "showdead" and still see the comment, you know that, right?)

Sure, technically I guess "they" refers to the Chinese elite. Insofar I accept your correction. But still, way, I actually looked something up real quick that even you, who made the claim, apparently knew nothing about... and as I said, I only "shared what I found" because it refutes any stereotypes about only Asian or Chinese people doing that, heh.

Anyways, back to a vegan Alicia Silverstone eating her placenta; I find that by itself infinitely more fascinating than any of whatever this is.
You can't predict the future of a stock price based on the past price. Future price is based on future potential. If you could predict it based on the past, everyone would be rich. Instead, the only ones getting rich are those selling the data.
Plus I believe SMS is not free, so you never used it as much
I'm sure FB has the technical ability to automatically detect dick pics with IR. They should let that in, blurry it and flag it.

Then you decide what to do with it, like blocking the sender.... or share the picture to his own wall :)
Readability and legibility are important, too.
Because they too don’t want a monogamous relationship (ie polyamorous lifestyle). Life is too short to commit to only one person (my opinion, ymmv).

Shared Google calendars solve the logistics issue.
Soylent users are a cult
Head on over to r/soylent and mention that the swill causes upset stomache and you just get the entire sub telling you are full of shit and your body is broken.

The stuff goes down terribly (upset stomach, retching & hacking) for many users I've known irl and online, but all discussion of it online meets a fucking cortège of white knight yuppies protesting for a shitty SV startup - who have actively poisoned its userbase at least once.

It's actually insane.
Microsoft Launches Free AV1 Video Codec for Windows 10
Oracle has auto increment: https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/DRDAA/migr_tools_feat.h...
>They will not bite a human unless picked up by one

The scary thing is that's pretty much how you know that an animal is rabid: animals that would avoid people completely will now bite them.
You know that year in advance auctions really does deny access to the majority of poor people. They don't plan vacations a year in advance. They have a little extra cash for gas money one weekend and head out. This situation is sort of like rent control in Berkeley. The poor people are always moving around for various reasons and don't benefit much from it. It mostly benefits the white progressive-voting Berkeley-grad trustifarian hippy living in the same apartment for 50 years. Not people currently struggling to make ends meet.
Have you seen the "move a mountain" idea?

Basically pump water underneath a large mass of earth to lift it up. Then let the water pump back out to retrieve the energy. Main issue is the seals that would need replaced.
More on the topic of corporate cucks, are people championing the delivery vegetable and fruit services that essentially sell you marked up compost.

Everyone is such a fucking bootlicker when it comes to companies trying to reinvent eating - turns out they all suck at it and shouldn't bother.
have a mob go after your business on Google reviews and then try to get them removed.
Antifa Terrorizes Tucker Carlson’s Familiy
Except they actually spend more as a percentage of revenue than GM. Ignore the puffery and go read the 10-Ks. If you're going to give such curt and dismissive replies, I think you should at least make a token effort to be correct.

"Marketing, promotional and advertising costs are expensed as incurred and are included as an element of selling, general and administrative expense in the consolidated statement of operations. We incurred marketing, promotional and advertising costs of $66.5 million, $48.0 million and $58.3 million in the years ended December 31, 2017, 2016 and 2015, respectively."
That analysts are full of shit
Also interesting to consider: how many organisms are in a human being?

We think of ourselves as a single entity, but we are composed of many life forms: Mitochondria, viruses, gut bacteria...
My iPad mini 2 retina is so good for PDFs and casual surfing I still use it as my main device indoor, Apple even gave it new life with iOS 12, for which I’m grateful indeed. That is meant to say you should be fine with the very good and relatively cheap 2018 iPad entry level.
added a more robust and better event listeners handling - which prevent leaking completely.
Oh wow. I would love to hear more stories if you have any.
They can afford it easily: "J. Graham Ruby, the lead author on the paper, works for Calico Life Sciences, a research and development company funded by Alphabet."
(1) is like saying that job ads don't work, because you still have to interview candidates. Dating apps get you to meet more people so you can test that chemistry and have an higher change of finding a match.
Agreed on a refurb iPad Pro or even Surface depending on your needs.
It's absolutely generic. The code that uses the map would be indifferent to the type of key. The code that implements it is obviously different, because they are two separate implementations. It seems unlikely that you could have automatic specialized implementations without substantial improvements in AI.
In Lonely at the Top, the author identities the key variables to adult friendship as i) proximity ii) frequency of spontaneous encounters iii) things in common.

As a child, authentic friendship often occurs with relative ease as kids go to school they are i) within close proximity ii) seen regularly and iii) can play games on the playground/share low-barrier activities together.
How is social media related? On average, men have always been the leaf nodes on their wives' social networks.
I wonder how many people said the same of Japan and South korea
It reminds me of The Boondocks. Huey Freeman dreams of inciting white people to riot by shattering their most cherished beliefs, but he discovers that the wealthy, white people of his neighbourhood aren't bothered by his revelations in the slightest.

Huey: And all I'm saying is, Ronald Reagan was the devil.

Rich Man: You are such an articulate young man.

Huey: I'm trying to explain to you that Ronald Reagan was the devil! Ronald Wilson Reagan? Each of his names have six letters? 666? Man, doesn't that offend you?

Rich Man: I love this kid!

....

Huey: (to Granddad) These people aren't worried about us. They're not worried about anything. They're rich. No matter what happens, these people will just keep applaudin'.
Lunar Limit Technical Writeup (new NES Game)
Dude wtf, we need this data to help treat patients and save lives.
Woops! He mentioned blockchain so now the pile-on from HN anti-blockchainers is coming!

I’m mostly joking but it seems that blockchain is a topic that people on HN know they’ll get upvotes for if they act like it’s the dumbest thing ever. I don’t personally know that this person would require blockchain for any part of their idea, but this is just an observation.
I’m so pleased with this. I’ve been burned by counterfeit apple Products in Amazon before, after they make the change I’ll be a lot more comfortable getting free 2 day delivery on my Apple Watch bands.

I’ll fine paying a small price premium to guarantee that I’m not getting counterfeit goods. I hope more big brands adopt this.
If it bothers you, you can remove the anodization chemically with household products. That gets you to silver, but easily scratched. Then you can anodize it using more household and hot tub chemicals and a current limited power supply, a bench supply is fine. That gets you to silver and hard, but will stain. Soak it in whatever dye you like to color it, or not, then boil it to seal off the pores in the anodization and you have the case of your dreams.
Sorry about this! We've fixed the mobile read page now, so pages like https://leanpub.com/readevalprintlove004/read will work a lot better on mobile.

That was a pretty terrible oversight on our part; thanks for pointing it out...
> The whole game, anymore, is to try and get internet points by making intellectual points in discussion forums. How lame.

Nah, just feck gamification and express yourself! I would have double karma here without controversial opinions but who cares, these exact comments led to constructive dialogue without the so lame and usual echo-chamber effect.
Not just your theory, that's textbook human psychology. That's why "hazing" exists.
Are you forgetting about SQL Server and Oracle?
Omni Disk Sweeper is free and works pretty well: https://www.omnigroup.com/more
Exactly, those ones in the woods are superior. I think the loss from premature picking and abuse during transit just reeks havoc on berries in general. I wound up getting a cutting of a wild blackberry and planted it in the yard. It's a wild thing that must be tamed and pruned regularly but its worth it.
Why do all cars look the same? Houses? I could go on.
How is that different from being a introvert?
I would like to join!
These same tools exist now for generating similar content sans Flash. Heck, the company behind Flash (well, the acquiring company behind Flash) even makes some of said tools.
There's a bit of subtext in the title that may be worth drawing attention to. (I dunno, maybe it's all obvious to everyone interested enough in this stuff to be reading the dissertation. But perhaps not, so here goes.)

In the 1970s, after their paper introducing Scheme, Sussman and Steele published a series of papers showing how to implement a bunch of things "on top of" a functional-programming substrate, many of them having titles or subtitles of the form "Lambda: the ultimate X". (The first one was "Lambda: the ultimate imperative", the second "Lambda: the ultimate declarative", others "Lambda: the ultimate GOTO" and "Lambda: the ultimate opcode".)

The idea of these papers wasn't merely "look, you can implement X in Lisp", but something more like "You might be inclined to think of X as simple and primitive and cheap, and Lisp as sophisticated and complicated and expensive -- but that's mostly prejudice, an accident of the particular hardware we happen to have built first, and using something like Lisp as your lower level and implementing these things on top is better than doing it the other way around".

So writing something -- especially something about a Lisp implementation -- with a subtitle of the form "X: the ultimate Y" where X is not lambda -- is pointedly one-upping that.

Especially as the thing that $vau is allegedly providing the new best way to do is ... function abstraction, which is exactly what lambda is for.
Every time I say something negative about Soylent here at Hacker News I get voted down hard. But I will say it again: Soylent has not even come close to making a product that can compete nutritionally with goat milk, cow milk or arguably even coconut milk! In fact it is most likely bad for you.

https://www.nateliason.com/blog/soylent
Because it couldn't be made 10 years ago. Look okay any chart of battery prices, and no, tesla is not responsible for them falling.
> Each of the 2-8 main CPU cores can run independently, shutting on or off as necessary, and has its own private cache (bigger than most computers’ RAM up to even recently)

Can someone elaborate on this? Do CPUs really have gigs of on-die RAM for their own private use? What are those used for? Or is this just roundaboutly referring to the usual cache hierarchy? If it's the latter, AFAIK CPUs have under tens of megabytes of cache, and it's been decades since the average desktop had 32 MB of RAM--a bit far from recent.
Great list! Did you personally read all of them?
A general comment on public lands:

Use them. Stakeholder usage determines regulation.

Yes, NP’s are ludicrously crowded, sometimes; but not actually always.

The fed land system is something the US has mainly done right, IMHO. Could improve? Of course. But, having spent solid time in another three dozen countries, what we have is pretty, pretty OK.

Support your local wilds.
Lesser-seen color photos showing the U.S. military in the 1940s
I would code a side project and work 12 hours a day.
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(Leanpub co-founder here.)

I like to think that some of our books are between 30% and 110% of what you'd expect from an O'Reilly book. They don't have things like indexes, but the advantage is that authors can write in a dialect of Markdown, preview or publish with one click, and distribute updates to readers automatically.

So, many of our books start as 30% or less of what you'd expect from an O'Reilly book, and grow to be as much or more than one.

In terms of the "or more" part, this can include being more specialized than what would be considered marketable.

It can also, however, include being offered as a course: a Leanpub manuscript written in Markua (one of our two Markdown dialects) can also be used as the basis for a course.

To learn more about that, the spec is here: https://leanpub.com/markua/read#leanpub-auto-creating-a-cour...

(And thanks to that bug being pointed out to us, that link should even work well on phones now :)
Microsoft also had a foldable dual-screen design in the works called Courier. Apparently they're trying to revive it: https://m.windowscentral.com/microsoft-bring-back-courier-20...
> Elon correctly predicted the revolution needed to be an order of magnitude better in all competitive areas, not just slightly better or at par.

I don't think they are an order of magnitude better. Elon currently predicted that a personality cult and lies about futuristic capability sell cars
Have you tried Node.js with Express and Handlebars (express and hbs packages)? It’s dead easy and fast to develop.
Some human beings even have whole other human beings inside of them, though for the moment computer manufacturing is a bit more sterile than all that.
They cancelled it because it wasn't a profitable program. Not enough people loved it enough to lease it.
> Why are all buildings the same? Light switches are often in similar places...

That's not true at all. Buildings are often very different from one to the other in both exterior design and internal layout.

In my experience, even light switches in commercial buildings are often in very different spots to where you'd expect, relative to a normal residential house. This is partly due to lights being switched on from one central area, and not being something normal visitors or workers of the building need to use. These are fittings anyway, not "the building".

Actual building architecture and interior design is very diverse, so your analogy here using buildings is not a good one to compare with the often identical website layouts seen everywhere.
Alibaba chairman Jack Massachusetts

One would expect them to go through their demo clip before sharing it with the world!
> Full justified text exists because of tradition. It makes the text harder to read because the word spacing becomes uneven

That should barely be the case with a good layout and hyphenation algorithm (or a competent printer in the old days). What word processing software does is not necessarily the best possible way to produce an even justified layout.
Honestly, this fits my experience as well.
You can not separate self expression and utility absolutely. In my opinion, lisp is art, sketchpad is art, TeX is art, the first spreadsheet is art, emacs is art, and others that show something extrodinary, that make you breathless, that feel like great music and painting, can all be called art.
Though it contradicts the source you cited, here is a recent quote from Elon Musk (interviewed by Kara Swisher)

> You know, Tesla doesn’t do any advertising, or we don’t do any paid endorsements

Source: https://www.recode.net/2018/11/2/18053428/recode-decode-full...
Facebook handles hundreds of millions of users per day. Including images and movies. Facebook’s problems are rarely technical. Healthcare.gov is essentially a CRUD app.
Do you have a social circle that you take breaks from? Or are you truly alone?

Those are very different experiences.
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Another OpenCensus maintainer here, happy to answer questions along with Nik
Strategic bombing, 1939-45: A costly, brutal failure
This is one of the silliest articles I've ever read.

> "Though it succeeded beyond anyone’s wildest dreams, along the way it became a nightmare for some producers, forcing small Northeastern growers to compete with their massive, climatically advantaged counterparts on the West Coast."

> Prices for Honeycrisps Can Be 2-3x Other Apples

> "So why do farmers put up with the hassle? They simply don’t have a choice. The demand for this one apple exceeds supply—it’s all consumers, and therefore supermarkets, want. So growers are planting with almost reckless abandon, pulling out old varieties, like the tired Red Delicious, and putting in Honeycrisp trees—even in places where they don’t grow well."

> "Meanwhile, everyone is nervously waiting for the day when the supply-demand equilibrium brings sticker prices down far enough that growing the Honeycrisp no longer makes economic sense. But it’s not likely to happen soon, said Eric Rama, head of agricultural research at MetLife Inc. Even though production is increasing at a rapid pace, demand for premium apples isn’t waning."

Farmers need to grow the things that people want to buy? And it seems like this will be the situation for the foreseeable future, so it's low-risk? And they sell for more?

Really struggling to see how this is a curse... instead of sensational journalism at its very worst...
Thanks! Didn't know this existed.
He's talking about "recently" in the age of computing hardware, not the last few years. You need to wait until around 1995[1] to find a mac with more standard RAM than an i9 has in its L2 cache[2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Macintosh_5200_LC
[2] https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/core_i9/i9-7900x
Casinos are doing something about this. They jumped in to exploit this situation. Most popular activity, Slots, are all software based now.

For many people with a casino in town, its the only affordable place that adults/elderly can hang out for hours with other adults. Relatively cheap at first if they play penny slots. Mind you, its a trap, since many of these people will get addicted fairly quickly. But pretty much everything costs money now. Going outside in Winter for an elderly person is not really suitable. The weather might be too harsh for many days in a row.
But even in the summer, a trip to a national park could be $100+ with fuel and camping. So pretty pricey, for someone on a pension.

And hanging out in a bar is not a great alternative either.
Its not cheap, and carries serious downsides like drinking and driving charges, alcohol addiction and so on.

I love capitalism. But pretty much everything that could cost money, does.

My town, recently bulldozed rider made, mountain biking paths in two parks. Only to announce its own trail project half a year later. I have strong suspicion that it will cost money at some point in the future to ride these trails.
> Are you really sure you want to play this game?

sorry but it is _not_ a game. it is about terrorist attacks happened in the most politically/economically sensitive part of China aimed to destabilize the lives of 1.4 billion average Chinese who has never ever set foot in Xinjiang. Look at the linked Kunming attack incident, it is thousands miles aways from Xinjiang, those killed by terrorists probably never met any Uighur before. It must be sad for you to see that there were no more such Uighur launched terrorist attacks in the last two years?

You should seek immediate help if you consider this as a "game".

> I'll go ahead and put the millions of Uighurs who lose basic human rights, hundreds of thousands of which have been imprisoned without a trial, on the other side.

where is the human rights of 1.4 billion Han Chinese whom for years have been living in the terror of those Uighurs terrorists? I thought the right to live without fear is a part of basic human rights that extend to 1.4 billion Han Chinese as well. or maybe your version of human rights is highly censored?
They had mobile processors.
Meilleures tablettes tactiles sous Windows
it’s not an opinion that a mouse uses less physical energy than pointing on the screen.

I can’t imagine using a 3 monitor setup that only had touch input.

Software and work requirements can change but interfaces matter greatly. And in this regard the iPad is lacking.

I think if you gave an iPad a hinged keyboard and mouse then it could be pretty useful Mac replacement. We already are putting keyboard on them. A mouse is the same as a finger, but just easier to move around without using your whole arm.
Contractors did a shit job because the people in charge had no idea what they were doing.
That would be a bold statement. However, social media takes time that imposes opportunity costs. While I can't source it now, when I read that most online daters spent 12h on the site for every real life meeting, I deleted my profiles and never went back.

The performative aspect of social media makes sincere connection difficult because it makes people overly conscious about how it reflects their presented, aspirational image, and that repels intimacy. It's a panopticon where everyone lives in fear of imaginary judgement. It is a laughably narrow and perverse status signalling game, with the civic merit of a slot machine in every pocket.

When you compare time spent on social media to that spent on the things I mentioned above, it would be hard to say it produces good people, let alone ones worth knowing.
Other systems can be put in place, that generate the video and the text.

The main takeaway is the realism of the news anchor through their implementation of the speech and lip moment synchronization - and how it may be a stepping stone towards a world where news delivery can be automated.