skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for your feedback and for your kind words. I'm deeply sorry that you have experienced that. I can talk on behalf of the team and say that it should not be the case. Repl.it should work at any given time and definitely should not be slow, and the fact that you experienced that sounds like there must have been something wrong. if that ever happened to you please let us know ASAP.
It depends on many variables, namely depth of discharge, cycle count, speed of discharge and the same for charge.

If you bring your lipo cell from 80 to 60% and back slowly you can get an order of magnitude more cycles. This lends itself well to solar storage scenarios where you want to level out the production and can plan around how and when it will charge and discharge.
Mechanical beasts and where to find them – From Talos to “Terminator”
This is a big deal for people of all countries as the major tech firms will quickly build-in the required backdoors to stay in compliance -- and they won't just be there for Australian citizens; they'll be there for all of us.
Your brain on imagination: It's a lot like the real thing
Is it the same 1000 families from 2009, the article infers that it's the same 1000 families, whereas in reality there will be some people who drop out and some who come in.

Just like backward testing in stock, if you're measuring against the top X companies in 2000, they are not the same top 100 companies in 2018.
chrome://about/
Learning from mistakes
Yeah, but honestly, among its core userbase, nobody cares. It's great for finding out about groups and events in one place, and instagram is the biggest social media platform in the world.
Lyft is consistently 30% or more more expensive for my apt-to-work route in SF. A few of my friends observe similar. Perhaps you have to look at things on a route-by-route basis.
> For the same application, Apple uses L4

Well, I don't know what they're doing applications-wise, but there's a seL4 port for RISC-V. Nothing seems to really be stopping anyone from putting enclave applications on seL4 in a RISC-V processor.
In my small organization we had planning and multiple reminders to renew the cert well before it expired, and we did. Due to a miscommunication between myself and a coworker, the new cert sat ready for nearly two months without ever being added to the configuration (we were both certain the other had done it, naturally).

There's a remarkable number of ways for this simple thing to go wrong. To prevent a future repeat, we got rid of our calendar reminders (which we started ignoring once we both thought the change had been made) and wrote a script that emailed us based on the time to expiration of the live cert. This is a much better method.

Of course, give us enough years and I'm sure we'll manage to find a way to get this new setup wrong.
The specific attack that per-user random salts are designed to prevent are pre-computed rainbow tables. Brute-forcing MD5 is nearly as fast as using rainbow tables, so the benefits are possibly dubious.
My groups are making the move to signal. The desktop app is not great, but their mobile version is pretty polished.
So far, everyone is happy.
Try a Dell XPS 15 9570. 15” but 4K. No number pad. I really like mine.
I am angry about this every fucking goddamned day.
Sorry, I actually realised that shortly after posting but it was too late to edit, thanks to the mods for rectifying.
At all? Did we read the same emails? Even Donna Brazile, who was dismissed from CNN over her leaked email, thinks so.
Not jq but JS itself.

Here's the epic jwz rant on it:
https://www.jwz.org/blog/2010/10/every-day-i-learn-something...

with Brendan Eich chiming in:
https://www.jwz.org/blog/2010/10/every-day-i-learn-something...
In ye old days programmers psychoanalyzed domain experts and attempted to manipulate bytes in a way that met the desire of the domain experts (hopefully without their manager mangling the specs).

Nowadays with Excel & SQL people off the street can get a lot done in the application space.
Thanks -- I'll make sure to let the team know to fix it.
> Someone else owning your key competitive advantage sounds like a vulnerability...

Musk has repeatedly mentioned how aware of this he is. That explains his insistence on building the Gigafactory.
The trackpad is centered, keyboard is not.
> Officials said the defendants prescribed opioid medications to induce patients to visit the office, then in order to get them, they had to undergo ancillary services, including painful facet joint and facet block injections.

This is disgusting on so many levels.

If this is true I hope they throw the book at all of them and anyone else involved as well.
With the exception of your personal stats.
Well to each there own. For me I'd prefer everything in the browser. I hate having to trust native software. Native software can read/upload my entire home folder, all files, .ssh keys, browser history, password database, photos, videos, etc... Websites can't. Native apps have access to every open exploit on my machine. Webapps don't. Native apps can scan my network for other exploitable devices. Webapps can't. So, more webapps for me please.
This is what I ended up purchasing.
> Healthcare is expensive.

When you tally up both government and personal expenditure the US is far more expensive for no valid reason.

Even government spending alone the US system is a bizarre outlier against OECD countries who all have universal healthcare as a core part of their system. When you include personal spending it's plain and clear that vested interests have corrupted your healthcare system.

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.XPD.CHEX.GD.ZS?year_...
I do command line git as well because I am bouncing between IDEs and dont want to learn the differences in little features of each IDEs source control ui.
I worked in a city department with an obscene full service Microsoft contract and running any Linux machines on the same network was a violation of the TOS and therefor not allowed or considered even when obviously appropriate.
Your point is valid, the 40M would have went elsewhere in the market. I still think it's arguably better to not be wasting fuel and contributing pollution, and that preventing the disproportionate flow of money from utility consumers to operators is a side benefit... but that's debatable and a very socialist opinion.
It's OT right now. But we're looking at CRDT too.
I'd guess reasonably well. Graphics card would work fine out of the box, Wi-Fi would work well (but probably requires Intel's nonfree driver). Probably the only issues would be the fingerprint reader (which don't seem to be particularly well-supported under Linux) and the screen DPI (1600p at 17" might be a little small for 1X and a little large for 2X, and fractional scaling under Linux is a bit messy).
I'm using Containerise to do that:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/containerise/
What if you could walk to the airport?
>Some people say the efforts by Liberal/Labor are to discourage a lot more refugees from overwhelming Australia. Resulting in increased crime, less jobs, etc.

Meanwhile we're letting every man and his dog waltz in through the front door, as long as they have money.

But we don't want those dirty refugees! Lock them up in our own Aussie Guantanamo and throw away the key. It's sickening.
It would be nicer if they made it clearer when they inform you during the installation. All I saw was that they collect, and I can turn the setting off, but it wouldn't turn off all collections.

Anyway, thanks for the info.
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Try vacuuming the sqlite files in the profile directory.
> I lump climate change deniers into the same category as flat-earthers.

At least the flat-earthers are harmless. The climate-change deniers are preventing necessary action on issues of life and death.
Sure, no test is perfect, just like a handful of high BMI people are really body builders. But the correlation between IQ scores, other standardized test scores, career/education achievement, and general life outcomes is very strong. Many IQ tests are culture-free where the subject manipulates abstract shapes. If the tests were developed by biased racists, why do Chinese kids who hardly speak a word of English perform better than white Americans?

I think the recent rise in online fascism and racism is because activists force normal people to deny the reality they see and live every day. Otherwise they're shouted down as racist, white supremacist, misogynist, have their jobs threatened by online mobs, and so on. Like Captain Picard defiantly insisting there are four lights, they seek places where they can speak their truth.

When everyone who speaks against blank slateism, cultural relativism, and white privilege gets shouted down, these places only exist underground, in unmoderated spaces. They're quite seductive and even reasonable at first: Men and women are a little different; Unlimited unskilled immigration can hurt a country; Cultures that engage in female genital mutilation are bad; Nuclear families produce better outcomes for children; Being overweight is unhealthy and unattractive; It's not a problem if Google has a lot of Asian men working there.

"Wow, I've finally found a place where people aren't lying to my face all day" they think. But since they're unmoderated, things quickly take a more sinister turn: [Race or religion] is responsible for all our problems; Gays are degenerate; All women are whores; Build the wall; Naziism gives your life meaning; Violence is the answer.

I think if we let up a bit on the over-moderation, online mobbing, calling people racists thing, most sane people would never seek those spaces to begin with.
Great advice in this thread. As the father of a 3 year old and long time remote worker: infants and small children do not comprehend why you are starting at that screen and not paying attention to them.
https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2016/04/28/australia...
Why MS not open sources EdgeHTML instead of adopting Chromium? :think:
Tiff XmpData, ExifData Support and Enhanced SVG Files Conversion to JPG in Java
We as a society need to come together to reject protests and social media as a means of influencing government. They're far too easy to manipulate, and it's far too difficult to prosecute manipulators.

Voting should be the only means of influencing government. Protests and social media give a disproportionate voice to louder people. Social media is especially nefarious since its controlled by corporations that usually have their own biases and agendas.
You should talk to
Jetbrains if you are a startup. They have discounts and such.

Having good tools in a fast paced environment is the key to
Keep things focused on the product. I’d argue it’s more critical in a startup than else where for that reason
I swear I'm not trying to be a sassy arse about this, but when people talk about the "porn" on tumblr, I seriously thought this was about a crackdown of pictures and videos stolen from porn studios and reuploaded to tumblr the way people upload popular songs and music videos to YouTube and the subsequent copyright issues that come from that.

So when I saw so many people talking about "I get all my porn" from tumblr, my immediate response is ".....seriously?"
I've been working remotely for 2 years now and have begun to crave an on-site job. I'm rejecting remote offers nowadays because I really want to move to a different country and work with great engineers in an office where we can talk in person and not over Slack all the time.

It gets tedious and lonely when the nerdiest person I know around me is me. I can't even talk to my friends or family about the clever hacks I did because they couldn't begin to understand the complexity. I mean, sure, I give dumbed down versions all the time: but they're always met with a customary pat on the back (with a smile) and we move onto another topic that we all know very well.
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I don't see how point 3&4 add up, is it increasing metabolism or not?
Well yeah but the author is missing the point: these tools allow your site to load faster than the theoretical limit without them.

AMP buys you Google's CDN and prefetching on Search.

And PWA buys you a 0 distance cache hit on your second visit, the ability to prefetch unvisited resources, and with the ability to update the cache in the background.

Not saying these aren't negligible on a 15MB site but they are tools for making an existing slow site appear faster which is what everyone who isn't a dev really wants.
> It is alleged that between 2013-2018, the following doctors engaged in illegally prescribing controlled substances and fraudulent health care billings:

This breaks the rule about not breaking the law while breaking the law.
Looks great on my Linux/mate dark theme. Wonder what the difference is?
This. A non-centered keyboard, a non-centered trackpad and the lack of trackpad buttons makes this a no go for me.
One of the most interesting parts in the report, albeit brief, is on page 25 where they mention possible new frequency markets that can take better advantage of the capabilities of batteries.

Particularly of interest is the "Simulated Inertia" market, where the battery operates without a frequency deadband configured.
Those are some pretty big claims. Care to share some evidence?
They used to support it, but it was killed to prioritize firefox development (and couple of years later they stopped developing mozilla suite).

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mozilla.dev.embeddin...

otoh Webkit was originally developed as part of iOS, so embedding was required
That's how they get around tax.

Apple Inc will sell the phones at high rates to Apple Australia, so Apple Australia can claim they are making zero profit in Australia, so hence have to pay no tax.
He wants to go to Ventura. Bakersfield has or had oil, but no beach!
> As someone who voted for this project, I'm really bummed with how it's actually turning out. The actual costs are so much more than what people voted for, yet no one's being held responsible.

Anyone who didn't expect a California-run HSR project to not be wildly over budget is a fool.
> IMO people consistently underestimate how much public infrastructure is worth.

I think you mean “politicians consistently lie about how much public infrastructure projects will cost.”
Probably a lack of hardware acceleration on the virtual machine.
This is an excellent point, and one I recently heard explained thoroughly by Robin DiAngelo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45ey4jgoxeU

It was a smart and funny talk, and I'm now looking forward to reading her book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07638ZFN1
Twitter had to switch their tweet id representation in the API to handle this - it was numeric and switched to strings.
It's coming very soon we promise. Gitgub integration is planned and will be in progress very soon. To keep an eye on that feature request click on this link
https://replit.canny.io/feedback/p/github-integration
AMD is doing a lot of open source work in this area as well.

https://github.com/AMDESE/AMDSEV
You might be interested in GeckoView [1]

[1]: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/GeckoView
Can't resize columns in 'network' tab

Step, Step Into, Resume.. use different function keys than I'm used to on Linux.

Edit + Resend doesn't work for me on Linux. It works on Windows for me.

Copying headers doesn't work well for me on Linux. I have to click 'Raw Headers' to copy a header. Works fine on Windows.

Chrome is still faster than Firefox.

I prefer chrome and Edge's download monitor.

I prefer Firefox's proxy controls.
Ooh, that's juicy! Could you, by any chance, please share a link to read up on details?
Been working remotely for 7 years. Started to think I might want to work in an office so I interviewed for an on site position. On the drive there I got stuck in traffic. On the drive back the same. Cured me of that idea real fast.
Right, but why is your site 15MB anyway?
Absolutely, it can be useful for online hackathons and irl hackathons. Do you usually contribute to hackathons?
This year in JavaScript: 2018 in review and npm’s predictions for 2019
Show-HN: Minos Hypervisor V0.2 Released
> "The damage that opioid distribution has done to our community and to the United States as a whole has been devastating" said U.S. Attorney Schneider

I guess scapegoat big pharma is successfully finding their own scapegoats!

The feds could straightforwardly address the fentanyl problem by deillegalizing opiods, allowing reputable distribution to take over. And then society could maturely deal with addiction as a personal medical problem. But I guess it's easier to keep hanging it all on personal responsibility and let that DEA/CIA gravy train continue rolling.
Switched to ff when quantum came out, never looked back. It's really fast!

And I absolutely love how the dev tools show which elements are grid and flex box containers with a little pill in the DOM explorer.

I don't see a single good reason to switch back to chrome/chromium
> Gradual relocation will be our primary means of fighting it.

That highlights what's wrong with your PoV. If sea-level rise were the only issue, your comment might actually make some sense ... but that's not the case. Climate change will also lead to droughts, floods, famine, conflicts over water, species extinction, possible collapse of entire ecosystems, and a host of other ills too numerous to mention. Normal technical progress isn't going to solve biodiversity problems we barely understand, or human-society problems that will be driven by warming. It would require a major leap on par with the birth of atomic physics or molecular genetics. Maybe more than one. You want to talk about what's rational? Faith in the modern equivalent of miracles is not rational.
I don't want to digress from the discussion but can a typographical expert comment on what are the legibility benefits of wide vs slender fonts? How much or how little does the width matter? What other factors are there?

I ask because the "goodbye" headline uses a wide font.
We just spent a lot on that. [1]

Are you not seeing results?

What additonal work would you like to see?

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/20/us/los-angeles-drivers-on...
And Uber is going with Bird (looks like)
on a 15MB site

Good lord, friend. Why put your users through this to begin with?
Chess, a Drosophila of reasoning
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I'm not sure encodability can usefully be considered to define x86's type system. rax can be used in places r8 can't.
Safari is a huge pain in the ass to test on because you have to own apple hardware to do it. Firefox and chrome can be installed on anything and microsoft gave you a VM to test IE and Edge in.
what what what? that is a nightmare scenario.

If anything like countries needing to move inland happens it will mean that the world is already in economic ruin and the survivors are in a roadwarrior/madmax style existence.

if this needs to happen, the world will in a such a state that YOU will not be able to buy a beer or watch tv.
If you insist calling it an explanation, I’d call it smear.
Joe Lubin’s Ethereum Experiment Is a Mess. How Long Will He Prop It Up?
This verbiage is common at most large multinats, from my own experience and from what's been relayed to me by peers.
Technically, supreme would imply the highest, but even if he believed that, why is it a problem (aside from being inaccurate)?

Certain groups of black men are taller and stronger, on average, than any other sub-population of humans. When I watch the NBA, which selects for the far-far-right tail of the distribution in height and strength, it's not surprising that an astonishingly large majority of players are drawn from those groups. I'm not surprised to see zero women. I'm not surprised to see very few white men, and even fewer Asian men able to compete at that level.

Does that make me a black supremacist or something?
But you do need "PWA" if you want your site to work offline. PWAs were never really sold as something that would make your site's initial load time faster. Not really sure how the author got that impression.

It's almost like saying "you don't need jQuery to make your site faster" - to those who understand the purpose of jQuery, it's a bit of a nonsensical statement.
Also available here:

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/tips-and-trick...

I, too, am making the Notepad++ -> vscode move.
I wonder if the keyboard is like the newer macbooks. And of course the best way to ruin a display is to make it glossy, which they did.
There are some professional domains where the "domain-namespace-alias/domain-variable-name" is over 80 characters.
Clojure should not enforcement language-independent aspects.
Thanks for the details. Sounds like it wasn't handled well.
My interaction with Coinbase:

CB: Since you're in the middle of your job search, and you have good work experience and we have limited time, we'll skip technical interview if you pass our test with 4.5 score or above and I will connect you right with Director of Engineering.

ME: OK

CB: Here is 40-minute TripleByte test.

ME: Done

CB (the next day): You scored a 5/5 and in the 96th percentile! I would love to move forward and have you speak with XXX, Director of Engineering

ME: OK

(non-technical call with director of engineering)

CB (next day): we have decided to proceed with other candidates (automated response)

ME: (reached out to HR, no response)

It was really weird. I believe I was discriminated by age or nationality (no proof though). Be careful.

Also, this comment has been removed by HN admins 6 times so far.
We're talking 20 years of anemic growth. I can see that FrSE kept trying to go back up but kept falling back down again and again
welcome to China
The person who knows their need for pain control best is you.

Follow your doctor’s recommendations and communicate how the pain is.

Some people need opioids for relatively minor surgery while others can get by with NSAIDS for relatively major surgery.
Use them only when you need them.

I was really annoyed when my wife’s doctor freely prescribed her oxi after her delivery even though my wife never asked for it and never showed any sign of needing it.

Having free flowing prescriptions is how we end up with so many addicts.
The Rise of AI in HR: Nine Developments That Will Impact Recruiting and Hiring
Just as early as a year ago there was almost no good solution, but that's been changing very quickly.

I really like Colab[0] by Google for a web based one, and if you have VSCode installed, their Live Share extension is pretty solid [1]

[0] https://colab.research.google.com

[1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MS-vsliv...
Maybe you can make sure to discuss this with your doctor until you feel comfortable?
Tried Algolia?, HN use them. They offer some nice features.

For finding stuff:, sometimes moderation is needed. Check Information Architecture articles to see how to index and catalog information. Some solutions are: site maps, and an alphabetical index, metadata, etc. And as mentioned, sometimes the best solution relies in: Mods and curators.
Wikipedia is a static delivery website. Of course it’s easy if all you’re delivering is static content. Try that with an ecommerce site where dynamic information is sent from sometimes multiple sources. It’s better to load it once and have a reactive site call just the necessary apis after. Calling everything over and over again in eCommerce is a pain for users. Unless you can afford a database and servers to be distributed globally to counter the added latency of downloading everything again and again. PWA is the next step for that. But, yeah, ok, for Wikipedia you can be static as you want.