skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I found this other document that has some information I think about this project at the end [1], which says it's conduction cooled by the cold heads. So perhaps it doesn't use either LN or liquid helium.

1. https://indico.cern.ch/event/588810/contributions/2477331/at...
Why not the wired USB keyboard from Apple? It looks and functions pretty much the same, it’s just USB and not Bluetooth.
what if it being more productive for you has nothing to do with these magic strings? :)
Ask HN: What will social networking look like in 2020 (bigger whatsapp, insta)?
(insta = instagram) Recent scandals of social media platforms seem to affect a lot of users. But folks at Hacker News are more aware about the consequences of lack of privacy than others, so HackerNews opinions could be extremely skewed wrt aggregate world view. Interesting to know your opinions. Thanks!
Hell no. That would be about the worst thing they could do to DDG.

Please, let it continue to fly under the radar for a lot longer.
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It's Jony Ive, by the way.
so put this in my .bashrc?

function gl()
{
git $*
}
Not to mention the continuing lack of a decent weighted "order results by by user rating."
> Where did I imply it?

It seems weird you asked that since I just said where, explicitly. This part of the conversation feels tedious and unnecessary. The precise meaning of “anyone” being used by you & the article is pretty irrelevant.

> I’m not that optimistic that anybody can do what you describe.

You’re right, I disagree. I’m sorry for your pessimism. My children can and do lookup formulas on Wikipedia and code them, it’s not hard, if you care to try. I understand if you feel it is too difficult. FWIW, that’s precisely what the post we’re commenting on is aiming to help curious and optimistic people with. Maybe consider how it might be able to help your situation rather than criticize? Everyone can do fizzbuzz too, it’s existence doesn’t prove anything.
I think these comments' arguing over the "mystery" isn't necessarily the problem...

It's that people can apparently read a lavish, deeply-researched article, yet are incapable of discussing it in terms other than its headline.

So they are somewhat right, obviously. And the article comes to the same conclusion[0].

But those that consider this narrow answer as in any way central to the article suffer from some fundamental misunderstanding of the genre. I can just imagine them complaining about Infinite Jest: First, because they are unlikely to consider it very jesty. And secondly because it isn't actually infinite.

[0]: while even finding a candidate for "a clearly identifiable moment when a shopkeeper selected the font for the first time"–25 years after the fact.
so you email manasvini every meanial task like hair cut, car wash, etc and he emails you a reminder if you miss the regular intervals? sounds much more work than a task list...
There was a famous fire in a mall where most of the people who died were in one particular restaurant.

It's because they all tried to pay before they left, the lost time killed them.

The idea haunts me because it was 100% the correct thing to do, they had no idea how bad the fire would be. I even know this design flaw but I still would queue to pay before leaving if a fire alarm went off in a mall.
I just tried the co-ordinates for the spot in the link you provided but its directs you to the IKEA store in AMS and not where the photo was taken.
As I'm currently in Amsterdam I might go snap my own photo of it just for the hell of it.
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That was back in the 19th century and earlier though.

From around WW1 it became default practice to pay the full value if a museum took it, or return the items to the finder if not. The 96 act added nuance and the split with the land owner. Mainly, I think, thanks to detectorists finding stuff on land that was someone else's.
The Hubble Ultra-Deep Field image, global connectivity, living at a time, and having the resources, to use one for viewing the other.
> What does the activity type "tilting" mean?

"The device angle relative to gravity changed significantly."

-- https://developers.google.com/android/reference/com/google/a...
I agree with the general sentiment.

The difference is even more pronounced once you start typing your code.

TS/TSX = 100% typed

arbitrary template DSL = 0% typed

and now these string template based on interpolation = 5% typed:
Only the dynamic values inside ${} expressions are "typed", but there are no coherence checks. DOM attribute names and values remain untyped

In the absence of any real advantage for string templates, why even bother?
> It would be better if you could simply entirely permanently disable it so that it was exactly like a keyboard with conventional F keys.

But you can do this in System Preferences?
It would seems like the superconductor works on stator and rotor like an induction generator.

Edit: looks like it's just the rotor:

Some quotes from the test:

"The EcoSwing rotor is made up of two parts which are thermally decoupled by a vacuum chamber. The part responsible for the bearing and the mechanical connection of the generator rotor is operated at ambient temperatures; the electromagnetic part of the generator rotor is designed to operate at cryogenic temperatures. This places particular requirements on the test bench: The generator has to be cooled down to 30 K (that is about -240 °C) using a closed-cycle gas cooling. While this was the first time that such a cooling system has been operated at Fraunhofer IWES, it got confirmed that this type of cooling performed very reliably."

"Sometimes less really is more: 40 per cent less weight and smaller dimensions than a comparable permanent magnet synchronous generator – these EcoSwing features are only possible thanks to superconductivity. With this solution just a fraction of the magnetically active material is required to outperform the power density of conventional generators. Since superconductors have practically no electrical resistance, the size of the conductor cross-section can be drastically reduced. This is a highly promising property for the development of future turbine generations."
Image: https://www.iwes.fraunhofer.de/en/press---media/ecoswing-sup...

Article:
https://www.iwes.fraunhofer.de/en/press---media/ecoswing-sup...
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Ha! Did they seriously not come across this in testing? Blows my mind.
it couldnt be so you'll jump at the chance to upgrade again in 2019? no, no, thats tinfoil hat crazytalk in capitalist society

then again theres hanlons razor
I recommend you read this article about how to learn CS and become a computer scientist or machine learning expert, from 0 ground.

In the article, author recommend u have to have a very strong knowledge base of math, statistics, probability, and linear algebra in order to read those things.

https://www.afternerd.com/blog/learn-computer-science/
Sliding still does not a simple tap, with tactile feedback, equate.

I'm aware I can do this. It still drives me nuts - and I have to agree with eksemplar when I think it is simply a serious step backwards in design and should be an option, not forced like the 2018 models.
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Which is ironic, given that English developed as basically French + German (or some old versions of those languages).
I mean, "Someone who is able to complete work without paying someone to tell them to be productive will always find much more success in what they're doing than anyone who finds a service like this valuable" is literally true but useless - sure, being the first is better than being the latter but that doesn't help you to get from A to B or even imply that this can be done.

What if yes, "you're either suffering from depression, or not behaving like a responsible adult" (many people are) - then what? There are people who need literal crutches because they have some problems with their legs, and some of them will need crutches for the rest of their lives. Crutches are useful.
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I don't blame them -- I've never been in a wildfire or imminent disaster situation, but my impression is that the majority of the people who've died in the fire didn't die because they were completely ignorant of the fire until it was suddenly upon them. They are aware of the warnings, but don't believe until it's too late that they are in imminent danger. So I don't think the victims as being particularly irrational, just particularly unlucky.

I've watched this video, and I've seen it shared frequently with people highlighting exclusively the "dumb" woman and her makeup, as if that seemingly superficial decision by her was the thing that led to her tragic death. There were others who died at that gate in the fire, and they all made decisions just as superficial as wanting to put on makeup beforehand -- I mean, in the way that every delaying decision is incredibly superficial when we consider it in retrospect.
Another alternative I am working on in past time is https://codegrep.com - currently indexes top few thousand repos from github.
IANAL but I guess it wouldn't be legal since macOS can only run on Apple hardware.
I remember watching that segment and thought it was a great illustration of the problem of people not truly caring about their privacy unless given a highly visceral and easy to understand explanation. The thing is though, even this kind of explanation doesn't seem to stick over time.
I drive a motorcycle in Thailand all the time google is more wrong than right when predicting this.
If you're doing anything very complicated, it should be fine. If your app is large or you plan on doing many things at once, then it might not be the best choice.
I'm thankful for Walter Bright and Andrei Alexanderscu, the authors of the D programming language. Although I found the language late in 2015, it showed me a new way to think about programming. I just hope D language foundation gets some corporate backing to break the inertia and exceed the critical mass.
Git with a veneer on it, that if there are problems you can revert to git-proper...

How is that different from Git Desktop?
I still can't believe people pay "life coaches", who happen to be conmen with no skills whatsoever, to give them advice and encourage them.

I am genuinely curious in the laundry list of psychological problems that leads them to needing praise/encouragement from a paid incompetent.

Well, that, and what makes it psychologically work. People can't be stupid enough to not understand that they are paying for nothing.
Memory of the stasi?
They are throwing this guy under the bus to avoid embarrassment for Mark and Sheryl. Hopefully the general public will see past this.
is there any hard evidence that huawei is a legitimate security concern? Checking the wiki it seems like this is the commerce department trying to piss in the cheerios of a company that doesnt subscribe to the jackboot regimes of US foreign and copyright policy. theyve sold to iran, and have been accused of industrial espionage, but Symantec sold to iran and violated the GPL numerous times without so much as a scolding.
AWS's biggest customers are and always have been enterprises who have existing ops teams and existing data-centres, and are trying to "add cloud" or "migrate to cloud" the services that are running on those data centres, without either breaking SLAs with customers, or disrupting the workflows of those existing enterprise ops staff.

There is no reason to use AWS for green-field software development. But who's even doing that, these days, anyway?
Not sure where these numbers are coming from but EKS has 3 masters by default. You don't get HA by running 2 clusters (I assume that's where you got $288). $144 gets you 3 masters in 3 AZs.
Culture is opposed to it. Hollywood movies and TV shows generally portray mass surveillance as a tool of oppression or as a last resort (The Dark Knight).
>> Number of users asking for headphone jack >>> Users asking for waterproof phones.

As much I as a musician, who can't stand the unplayable latency of bluetooth headphones with any of my daily drivers, such as Garageband, and has invested in extremely high-quality headphones with cables, would take the headphone jack over a waterproof phone in a heartbeat; I have to say [citation needed]...

That's a bold statement to make. While I'd prefer a headphone jack, due to my particular use case, most of my friends have or have no problem with using wireless headphones, and many of them have also lost phones or other electronics to even a small amount of water in the wrong place.
Yeah I went from 2014 to 2017, and went from broadly not worrying about doing 6 hours of solid dev work without thinking about battery to essentially never feeling comfortable away from a plug.

I'd guesstimate I get at most 3 hours on the 2017 before the battery level gets low enough I have to start planning where I'll next plug in. Not ideal.
It's odd to omit the Mt. Umunhum radar station that overlooked Silicon Valley for decades.
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At that point why not just run Ubuntu? Unless you're REALLY deep in the Apple ecosystem, moving from MacOS to Ubuntu or Mint is really easy.
Because people reading an elaborate, richly designed, deeply researched, and entertainingly written article about a font will really be grasping for straws trying to defend their unwillingness to pay?

It's original reporting, so the usual copout of calling it worthless as soon as it appears in more than one publication doesn't work.

It's a metered paywall, so their insistence that they only read a single article from the NYT, like, once per year is provably wrong.

The topic is rather whimsical, and unlikely to be of much consequence for anybody's life. That makes any sort of appeal to a "right to be informed" or sumsuch rather flimsy.
I have really tried to like it. Coming from OCaml, it has many of the things I’ve come to expect in a modern language, but with better tooling and more libraries.

I generally do not mind syntax. I like OCaml’s and Erlang’s, for example, which are usually considered ugly, but for some reason I can’t enjoy the look of Rust code. I think all the nested <<<>>> and the use of :: are a large part of this.

But the real issue for me was refactoring owned struct fields into borrowed ones. The ‘a lifetimes leak everywhere; you have to add them to the struct field, after its “impls”, and everywhere the struct name appears.

I’ve found that Pony provides the same level of safety in a much more lightweight manner with its capabilities system. Interestingly, if I’m not mistaken, early Rust was somewhat similar to Pony.

Unfortunately Pony doesn’t have the same development resources and thus the ecosystem is somewhat lacking.
Paying money if you fail is counterproductive for actually getting things done. You're now allowed to fail, it just costs money. There's a case study I remember of a daycare that tried to get parents to show up on time by fining those who picked their kid up late; late pick-ups actually increased afterwards.
Well I don’t think it’s to difficult to pursue the same charges against Sheryl Sandburg that landed Martha Stewart in jail.

Many falsely believe Martha Stewart went to jail for insider trading but she actually went to jail for claiming she would be found innocent of the insider trading charges which the prosecution alleged she did for the sole purpose of manipulating the actual Martha Stewart Inc stock price, which would have tanked otherwise. 1st amendment rights to publicly claim her innocence offered her no protection.

Here we have facts that Sheryl Sandberg publicly posted on FB that FB didn’t hire the PR Firm and much less hire a PR Firm to publicly attack Soros.

With the release of these new facts, Sheryl Sandburg admitted in fact she did get memos and emails about FB hiring the Firm (and I believe the purpose). So one must ask why the initial public lie?

Did Sandberg know or have reason to know:think if the truth came out FB stock may have dipped? I’d say yes and if they can make the case against Martha Stewart that was the case with her public statement of innocence for unrelated insider trading charges, then a case could be made here, that Sandberg knowingly lied about FB hiring this PR Firm because admitting the same would have hurt FBs stock price.
Humans are slow to evolve. We are biologically thousands or millions of years old, and our ability (inability?) to interact with modern culture reflects this. However, we DO catch on.
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Banks in the region generally are moving towards cashless branches. You go to a branch to handle agreements, disputes, loans, investments - it's a location for sales and customer service.

If you need to withdraw or deposit cash, that's done in ATMs, the branch generally has one, but if the card services are down then the ATM will be as well.
This could be an alternative to personal trainers, if all you need is the motivation and you already know how to bench press or whatever (or happy to follow youtube for that).
It is common for me to have miscellaneous changes I don’t want to commit, but I think this is problematic on my part, and I shouldn’t typically be doing it. The only defensible version of this I can think of offhand is changes that are necessary to get the repo to work in my local, but which I am not yet able or willing to commit and push.
> Content piracy has been a catalyst for change.

Yet paying for content has been a catalyst for...content.

> they might be incentivized to problem solve that for me.

What is that even supposed to mean?
You are not alone. It's further back on said to-do list, as it appears to be a problem with no easy existing solution, and it's too big of a project for the immediate payoff.

If you happen to stumble upon a solution (obviously self-hosted/local, due to the unfiltered access to page content), I might be willing to contribute with configuration scripting or client/server splitting so that the bulk doesn't have to stay on e.g. a laptop.
Tiny Tiny RSS is a decent replacement: https://tt-rss.org/
Every other psychiatric intervention wishes it was effective as stimulants are for treating ADHD. It's been seriously life-changing for me.
I believe the more usual term is 'trackpoint'.
Git is certainly great technically. But one should not need to know graph theory to source control files. And I believe that any version control system that does not follow the convention (that probably predates Linus' existence on Earth) that commit should actually commit changes to server, is, by definition, more4 hard to use than it has any reason to be.

But this might be a good study in why Linux is not taking over the desktop, and unlikely to do so in foreseeable future.
I can use it without moving my hands away from home-row position, I can drag-n-drop much more easily than a trackpad, middle-clicking and right-clicking are both more consistent, and I can scroll indefinitely in any direction without picking up my hands.

This is probably just me, but when using my laptop on my lap, if I were using the trackpad i would have to bring my hands down closer to my body which is less comfortable, or move my laptop further away from me.
Seems feasible to detect a user at above foot speed,that appears to be stopping at intersections but seems to be more immune to congestion than others and label it as a two wheeled vehicle.
What's the TRT thread?
Are you me, cause this just happened repeatedly this morning and I’m furious.
This would be the cashless equivalent: https://imgur.com/gallery/swJvdkH
Ideapads are generally pretty garbage, aren't they? In my limited experience they range from terrible to middling.
It's leveraging human nature. Not everyone can motivate themselves in the long term, and having someone to remind them and keep them on track is worth a bit of money.

The benefit of a life coach is independence. They are not your friend, and they are not your partner or parent. They can help you choose life goals that suit you without being worried about their agenda.

Although that being said, caveat emptor!
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To whom you'd distribute that cash? If you have some service that can tell that I should have $1000 and which can record that you've given me $1000 which should later be deducted from my account #XYZ, then it implies that you have a fully functional e-payment system which can service most people, so you don't need the cash; and if the e-payment systems aren't functioning, then you can't do this distribution of cash.
How cool. I only know of him from these courses, but it was a fantastic intro and overview of distributed systems.
Forget government agencies - anyone not afraid of giving them away is a fucking moron for identity theft reasons alone. Which I believe demonstrates a fundemtnal problem with how the system works - that the burden is even on the individual instead of the crediter is itself a problem.

If a schoolboy orders 3000 pizzas in your name that isn't your problem but the pizza place's problem. So why the /hell/ do we consider it different with big banks except for the general stupid human tendency to hold people in power to lesser standards?
Thank you.

(My general policy, developed over many years of being me on the internet, is to upvote comments of this sort and not reply to them. In part because it's Thanksgiving, I've decided to make an exception.)
In Belgium the payment processor crashes every year around X-mas. Can't use your card in the shop doing X-mas shopping, no cash from the ATM. Fun times and every year in the news :)
We're doing a similar thing with our app, Your Boss — except, it's peer-to-peer phone network and more of a community. I've found that if I need a boss, talking to someone who also needs a boss is super helpful! https://thisisyourboss.com
It's more precise when operated without moving hands away from the keyboard. I can almost play dota or FPS games to the same degree I can with a mouse with the clitmouse, such things can't really be said about the trackpad. There are also 3 distinct buttons which I find handy - I don't recall exactly how trackpads solved the right mouse click or middle click issues - so whilst I miss out on the gestures, I find I can do about the same things with keyboard shortcuts or extra buttons on the mouse (scrolling with the middle click and moving the cursor).

However, extended use does induce tension in my wrist - hence I prefer not to play games on a laptop.
The first thing I do when I get a new laptop with a trackpoint and a trackpad is disable the trackpad. If the glorious fruit company offered laptops with trackpoints, I'd do the same. I don't believe that a trackpoint is better than a trackpad in every conceivable way, but it does fit my way of using my devices far better than trackpads do.
However, I also don't believe that there will ever be a trackpoint on a glorious fruit device - they don't allow for multiple ways of doing the same thing, and I'm very aware that most people do prefer trackpads to trackpoints. I just hope that my niche will be served by someone until I no longer want to use laptops.
Where on earth do these busses come from? Do you propose we should be ready to produce an army of busses anywhere in the US at a moment's notice?