skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Technically, LGPL option allows using in proprietary software. Practically, static linking is often better e.g. makes executable much smaller. And even with dynamic linking, see this note from https://blog.qt.io/blog/2009/11/30/qt-making-the-right-licen...

> If you are shipping an executable, you must include any data and utility programs needed for reproducing the executable (i.e. must provide components needed to recompile with a new version of the library) unless such data and utility programs are normally distributed with the major components of the operating system on which the executable runs

For developers of proprietary software, flutter’s BSD 3 clause license is way easier to comply.
I don't think many kids/people even learn how to ride it properly. I see it all the time, causal riders don't know how to mount or dismount and keep their saddle to low so they can put their feet down and I guess feel safer. It depends of what you mean by "riding" a bike. If it is just not falling over, then yeah, but also most people don't forget how to hold a pencil.
To be fair, I think the article misses one of the points, though: for example, I had a time between 14 and about 22 when I didn't swim at all, having spent about 4 years doing swimming as a sport.

When I started swimming again at the age of 22, I could swim obviously - but it took me weeks of re-remembering all of the correct positions of my hands, which muscles to contract and how should I breathe in order to sustain that swimming for longer than a few laps.

I am pretty sure it's the same with the bike-riding.
But then the 'Student' object does not represent a student but represent the result of a search which may or may not be a student, and this result decides its own view. Effectively the model is coupled to a specific view, which seems wrong to me. I would much prefer to have the search return an Option<Student> and then have the controller select the view based on this option. This also makes it explicit that the search may nor return a result, which is not really explicit if it always returns a Student instance.
Don’t Skype & Type!
Acoustic Eavesdropping in Voice-Over-IP

https://www.math.unipd.it/~dlain/papers/2017-skype.pdf
> It's effectively a tax on the poor

I live in a European city with comparatively bad public transport, and I still don't own a car. Sure, going somewhere by public transport often takes twice as long as going by car, but it's cheaper and I am free to do stuff in that time. In the rare case I need one I could always rent one or use a car pool and still be much cheaper than owning and operating one.

In rural areas it's a different matter, but the poor in the city rarely need cars in Europe. Many want it for the convinience, but taxing luxury goods is accepted practice.
Nobody cares about the "market" (in fact, there's no "market").

You ship apps, and they can be in whetever you like. No user cares if the app is in Electron or whatever (except only negatively, as Electron wastes resources).

If Flutter apps run faster and eat less resources, people will go to them, everything else being equal.

More dev currently using Electron will not matter.
No sympathy for China, or Xi's corrupt trade policies.
I do this for day ski trips all the time in my Volt. Two weeks in a row I drove about 150km, ski'd for 3-4 hours, and then turned around and came home. Neither ski hill had charging stations but even if they did even at 7kw charging (unlikely as most stations are shared @ 3kw) that would likely not be enough to fill the battery enough for a 150km drive in the winter. And the range of a 60kwh battery (350km or so) would be tight with winter driving for that kind of trip -- in winter range is 60-70% of summer range.
That isn't what was said though. This entire conversation chain is painful to read, I would encourage you to read up on the principle of charity. It's a dialectic tactic that seems to be fast fading in the world of click bait and outrage, and I think everyone is suffering for it.
Do you pick a niche or just look for any products which has good margin? Also, do you use any tools to identify products or categories which are top selling? Appreciate any information
M O N S A N T O.

Please take a few moment to research the once ammunition production companies history, and current power in the world farming industry.

https://www.organicconsumers.org/campaigns/millions-against-...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAZmHIiN8VI

It's not ironic that the company which had an instrumental impact on creating the polonium-based initiators in atomic bombs during the Manhattan Project still continues creating world-ending technologies today.
“One weird trick... the FTC hates it when companies do this”

r/unethical/illegal.
As an indie dev this is great news for me. Hoping Valve may come around and just drop the share to 20% for everyone eventually and then I won't have to forgo a salary to keep my 4 person studio alive.
If you're in europe(UK by chance?) then your car is built to a standard that allows 87.5% more NOx emissions, so in this regard you're polluting as much as a diesel burning over 5.6l/100km[0].

[0] Comparing to a car produced in 2006. This standard has been updated since.
They are worried you will just side step them and go to the company yourself.
developers can get more exposure on Twitch by paying a decently sized streamer to play their game. Showing people your game in play is far more important than placement on a shopping platform
Most of them have been tried for ages and never got anywhere, and still look like crap (e.g. tcl).

Others have crappy support for different platforms (e.g. GTK and Windows/OSX) and that's for decades, not just because they are new.

None of them has the promise of Flutter: modern JS-like language, dead easy development, simple IDE support, cross platform, nice UI toolkit, hot reloading, and so on.
I closed the page right after I read JavaScript.
The problem is that replication studies are almost nonexistent for most discoveries. Science is to some extent a business, and very few people with a budget have any interest in allocating resources to replicating the work someone else did, for no to little gain.
> Who has the ability to accurately weigh out 0.030 mg?

You weigh out 3g and dilute them afterwards
Fearless contrarianism adds its own value. It can keep a field honest rather than encourage an echo chamber.
Jobs that will be lost at GM held largely by mechanical engineers
Only there never where any big MSHTML and XUL waves.
Slightly off-topic, but isn't it a bit weird that Science Magazine isn't running on HTTPS?
Some of the big publishers have been requiring user accounts on all their AAA games sold through steam, so I think Valve knows it won't take much for these guys to switch to exclusive sales through their own platforms if Steam becomes too costly.
The opposite of empathy is antipathy.
I admit that SQL injection seems to be exploited more than I expect. However, 7-30% doesn't hold for actual vulnerability percentages: just because that there are more attacks doesn't mean that it's actually successfully exploited more.
Thanks for that, made me smile as well. I remember on ICQ receiving links to those. Sadly, I lost my old ICQ number and all those friends as well.
No really, it is almost the opposite. The mistake was to have null be a valid value for all object types. Languages where nullability is represent in the type system (e.g. Typescript) does not have this problem. But the null-object pattern introduces the same problem in a new way.
I think you've missed something here - the emissions bands are based on, well, emissions. (I used years, but it's not model year, it's Euro emissions standards, which happen to track model year fairly closely (hence the ~)).

A clean car will be allowed in free.

A dirty car will have to pay.

A new Lambo is Euro 6, just as a new city car would be.

It's not about fuel efficiency but particulate emissions, i.e. stuff people breathe in that's bad for them.

If it's the 'pay for it' aspect you're bothered about - eh. I like the idea that if I want, I can pay to drive in the city. Most of the time I won't, but if my Grandma comes to visit, we'll use my car.
Describing software as "cancer" is something I'd expect to see on 4chan or reddit, not HN. It's hyperbole and your explanation ("relatively good approximation for the cancerous like changes [to] workflows") shows as much.
Valve have shown that they will do nothing unless their hand is forced.

Your best bet is an Epic Store, which will hopefully charge commissions of 8-12%.

https://www.neogaf.com/threads/tim-sweeney-not-sure-why-stea...

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/08/29/app_store_duopoly_3...

Valve and the other large platform holders know that if they abandon 30%, there is no going back. Over time that 'platform tax' will get pushed lower and lower, until it basically reaches the marginal cost of transacting the sale and bandwidth. They are trying to hold that off as long, long as possible. At this rate it could be 100 years though.
There is a lot more to it than those two, and the whole thing's like 5 1 hour sessions.
The UI is bad imitations of native widgets and has been forever. Always in the uncanny valley, except if you're running only KDE.

The setup of IDE/building/ etc is harder than it should be.

PyQT has mostly been the unloved stepchild, with third rate support.

Compile times with C++ are awful.

Major breaks between versions (QT4 vs 5 etc).
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Like the link. Started with one product and was willing to loose a few grand, now has about 5 products doing really well. He just went over to China to meet people to expand into new products.
Are you referring to iq modulation here? So in practice they have two 61 MSPS ADCs? I guess it makes sense then to have twice the bandwidth too.
"just happiest on MacOS" is far from what you wrote earlier, "MacOS is, by far the best generic developer OS". This points to a problem I notice, hyperbole and exaggeration when discussing software development tools and technology.
This is definitely going for big AAA publishers. As Activision moved their latest Call of Duty from Steam to Battle.net, there are only Take-Two and Square Enix who haven't rolled their PC store.
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I would like for recruiters to actually read and understand my LinkedIn profile. For the majority of the last decade, I've focused on scaling distributed systems as a backend developer. Nearing a decade ago, I did some PHP work.

I get tonnes of requests for senior or junior frontend positions from near-demanding emails, asking me to start jumping through hoops immediately for the privilege to be recruited by them. Or I get lots of PHP positions.

And they ignore where I live (worked out of the OC in SoCal for a long time, now fully remote in Montana). Some will even read my profile and ignore that. "Hey, I really like how you blah, blah, blah. Let's meet for coffee." Not everyone is in silicone valley.

The recruiters who actually look at my profile and offer relevant positions at least get a response from me usually, even if it is to say I still love where I work.
It's just razor with new syntax, you can use it just like you've been doing with MVC with all logic in the controllers and models.

The in page stuff is optional, I assume to allow more flexibility to allow you to throw simple pages and apps together.
Probably depends on how much practice you had back in the days.

I rode a bike for 5 years, 3 of them every day before I had a pause of 8 years. Hopped on a bike and it was as if I never had the pause.

My girlfriend just learned to bike on a parking lot at her grandma's, she did this every other weekend for an hour or so. When she started biking as an adult again, she had many problems and even fell a few times on the street.
The status of remote desktop connections on gnu/Linux is sad. There's really nothing at the level of windows' remote desktop.

X2go is cool and works well but quite frankly I am now sure how does it handles, for example, persistence of the session between a disconnection and a reconnection.

It's the details.
I just came across this video yesterday. They do a little handwaving over some of the technical bits but there’s a link to more dense documentation in the description.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt_u5Eygp3E
As a possible counterpoint, consider the following image:

https://goo.gl/maps/R9aBPPb59yC2

I used to drive past this block fairly often and I'd shudder every time. I can't imagine living there. (It's worse in person than in the photo, really, the building is black).

Poor people are overwhelmingly more likely to live in those sorts of conditions in London - more likely to live near traffic lights, close to busy polluted roads, on major arterial routes, and generally just in the pollution hotspots.

By contrast, the wealthy are more likely to live in luxury apartments with proper AC, or leafy suburbs, or just on side streets that aren't front-line pollution (compare Euston/Marylebone Road to side streets).

(I say more likely, because it's true on a statistical level, but it's also just obviously true. I can afford to not live there so I don't. It's obviously horrible, look at it, there's a massive road on one side and a railway line on the other. You'd better have some bloody good sound insulation if nothing else).

So actually reducing emissions is in some ways an inverse tax on the poor - because poor people inhale more of the shit anyway.
here we go -- gearing up to the decade of censorship 2020 and beyond . . . between this and the EU link sharing tax, I am beginning to wonder if the internet really is the last bastion to freedom of speech
I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding of privacy. Privacy is not for government employees in the execution of their duties.
I would like the same.

I like TensorFlow with Keras much more than using DeepLearning4j, but DL4J is callable from Armed Bear Common Lisp. I have simple examples in my book that you can read free online: https://leanpub.com/lovinglisp Unfortunately the example in the book is a little weak because I wrote the deep learning code in Java and just called my Java code from Common Lisp. I should modify the example to build models, train, and evaluate using the DL4J APIs directly from Lisp.

EDIT: in the book example, I just call train and evaluate entry points in my Java code from Lisp so I can train new models from Lisp but can’t create new models with new architectures without modifying the Java code. I really should change that.
Although I enjoyed that comment, is really more about lighting someone else's money on fire.

Tariffs, like taxes, adversely affect the people those who use said commodities.

U.S. Tariffs are a tax on U.S. consumers. My guess is, in typical fashion, politicians (all of them) are fairly well insisted from feeling the effects of their policies. (e.g. their own healthcare, their own security detail, federal pensions, sure pay on the 1st and 15th, job security, ...)
All languages nowadays that I'm aware of have support for prepared statements, so "sanitizing inputs" is not an issue anymore and chances of exploits within the major framework are minimal. Of course, SQL is still open to attack if developer doesn't properly understand the risks and uses dynamic composing of SQL before preparing it, doing e.g. something like prepare("UPDATE foo SET {$bar}=:bar") where $bar is insecure. That's a great way to shoot yourself in the foot, and I presume majority of attacks today amount to something like that.
> Yeah, it got pulled from both chrome's and mozilla's...

Maybe we need to change the title?
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> It uses two in-plane symmetric metal electrodes separated by an air gap of less than 35 nanometers

With air dielectric strength of 3kV/mm, why wouldn't such electrodes continously arc over when applied voltage is over 0.1V?
I'm not dismissing the consequences of mass insect die off, I'm dismissing mass starvation as one of them. I guess expecting people to link "calorie crops" to "mass starvation" is high.
My son has Levenhuk beginner microscope (40x-400x), works for him :)
And diesel cars like yours are THE reason why these type of legislation is being put into place. Your 2001 diesel is most likely a euro 3 emission type and that put on average 3x more NOx and 10x as much diesel particulate matter in the air per km driven than a 2010 euro 5 diesel (1).

Of course you can do a calculation on how it is economically better to drive a car for a longer period of time compared to factories using resources to make new cars. But at this moment all the focus is to get NOx and particulate matter emissions down, preferably in cities.

So noone, except you, cares about how fuel efficient your old car is because even the biggest modern Mercedes, BMW or Audi luxury barge is more environmentally friendly than yours. Buy any modern (less than 5 years old) normal everyday car and immediately you lower the amount the amount you pollute in your everyday driving.

1: http://ecoscore.be/nl/legislation/european
This is one of the reasons why I was surprised Tesla revealed a semi before a city bus. Getting the air and noise pollution out of city centers alone is a big win.

City busses also dont have as much energy-density issues (can swap busses or batteries)
and regenerative braking would also be a big win, especially with the way bus drivers drive.
> The nanoscale air gap is less than the mean-free path of electrons in air, hence electrons can travel through air under room temperature without scattering.

The device is so small that air needs to be thought of like ping-pong balls bouncing around inside a lottery machine, not a homogeneous bulk. Does that mean things like arc formation work differently? I honestly don't know!
> How is this at all relevant to whether a police officer deserves privacy?

Who was debating whether police officers deserve privacy? That's a question for theologians. The debate was about whether the threat to police officers' safety was an important enough factor to the public to merit censoring their names from reports of their conduct.

If policework is currently less dangerous than trash collecting, that's an obvious argument against. I like the economic argument: if you prefer your violence anonymous, quit and find another job.
I think the author is confused. His book is not for programmers his book is for "programmers lacking computer science education" as computer science is a branch of applied match. If somebody says they have a computer science degree and they don't know math, I would doubt their degree.
Huh? This is a plugin that was removed from the plugin directories.
No. The 800 kcal/day liquid diet is kept up for three months. However, the resulting weight loss is sustained long term.
On the subject of snark, I am not sure that it is possible to police it fairly without removing value from the site. I am also not sure it is possible to police snark fairly in any circumstances, due to how nebulous a concept it actually is. Many of the figures this community puts on pedestals would have a very hard time conforming to the snark guideline. I reckon Fritz Zwicky would have lasted about a week.
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This breaks the social contract of the web. If you publish on the web (over HTTP) using HTML (with or without css+js) then you respect the concept of a User-Agent that renders the content on behalf of the user. If you wish to get around this then create another file format and protocol and application/plugin to do so — one that enforces the DRM for the owner. Don’t take agency away from User-Agent.
Of course it isn't any different in that respect (control by state actors) than any other communication medium.

Expecting otherwise is odd.
Central Asians have higher IQ because you can't survive without it there.
This is why some Tribal people have even higher IQ than Professors teaching at big name universities even when they've never went to school.

High intelligence is only useful in certain environment which selects for it by killing the less smart people.

Today, we've weflare state and other features of socialism in almost every country.

No one dies just because they happen to be bit less smart. So why would evolution make us more smart?

Evolution optimizes for minimum essential for survival not Max.
Yeah, just like you would remove a website from a websites "directory" or better just not display a website that breaks the law or better block it at ISP level! Welcome great firewall! Who said this is censorship?
Would that mean that the main thing you actually learn is confidence? Your brain knows that you were able to do this before, so it makes you behave physically in such a way that you assume you'll succeed (which ends up helping you succeed) even though really you don't have the muscle/technique memories anymore.
Your pseudoscientific dismissal of racist policing makes me ashamed to be a part of this community.

The fact remains: the patterns of violence perpetrated by police indicate a distinct lack of regard for the value of the lives of people who are black.

It’s incredible how easily a police officer will beat, shoot, or kill a person of color.

And as a person of color myself, I find it alarming and gross when I read comments such as yours.
thank you for spreading the truth no matter how unpopular it maybe
Agree and Yes but that is also assuming you want higher resolution for Stationary Text and Images, which in 99% of the cases isn't true on TV. And hence 4K Really is enough is most cases. The same could not be said about Computer Screen, i.e If you use the 4K Screen as a large Monitor you will notice how the quality might not be "perfect" from where you are usually sitting watching TV, but perfectly fine when you are using TV screen as play moving pictures. The same goes to Phone as well, despite Retina being good enough, you can tell how 400PPI LCD ( iPhone Plus ) still look better than 326 PPI ( iPhone "Number" )in stationary usage. ( OLED uses sub pixel so what ever advertised PPI are quite a lot bigger than it actually is, the blue and red colour dot in iPhone X / Xs OLED only has a Retina 326 PPI )

I do think there are some possible edge cases where 4K might not be good enough, even in the parent's reference example for possible worst case scenario. But we could have 5K or 6K. Going 8K takes ridiculous amount of bandwidth and processing power for... virtually little to no gain.

I am more interested in Colour Space, does it mean we get Rec 2020?