skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Spotlight is no where near as feature complete as Everything. Everything literally searches "everything". Searching every single file on your disk matching a regex sorted by file size, piece of cake.
Would Google translate be able to help or has German moved significantly in the meantime?
That's just WPA2 with extra steps.
I've left medium about 2 years ago after using it for 8 months. I never felt in control there.

After moving from medium I created my blog using jekyll and hosted it on GitHub pages and never looked back.
according to what he said on another thread it will be free and it will have some paid features on top
How about just building less houses? Even China has overproduction of houses.
All comes down to our economic paradigm where we need to produce infinitly otherwise we colapse
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SPOJ. If he learns how to program well and compete in the IOI, he will have a great career ahead of him, much ahead of his peers. This got me more into programming and shaped my future in a way I can't even measure.
If I recall correctly, this one came as an exercise in Knuth's book of C programming, ibidem were C declarations and priorities explained.
The point is that there is a pretty big disparity between the big paying law jobs and the normal jobs on a frequency basis, the median earning value doesn't demonstrate this reality.

I did the research on this when I thought I wanted to go into law myself.
Not necessarily. It could also mean that Reddit offers some unique functionality that people want to use, no matter how much pain they have to plow through.

Google also keeps growing despite adding more and more ads. I never met anybody who likes ads.
Subvocalisation or telepathic interfaces should solve that. I think that is actually closer than we think it is.
Considering Sinofsky's record, I wouldn't necessarily consider him a credible authority on this.

There's an obvious difference between "a cheaper phone" and making the range as affordable as it was five years ago - instead of relying on so-called luxury branding while offering very little extra and annoying customers with product issues (missing headphone jack, BatteryGate, etc) and mediocre software updates.

Apple doesn't have an iPhone problem. Apple has an Apple problem.

It's at least possible (who knows for sure...?) that if Jobs were still alive Apple would have opened up at least a couple of innovative new product lines by now - not just gimmicks like Watch, but new "I didn't know I wanted that, but now I see it I obviously do" products, with supporting services and industry partners, all pitched at the affordable-at-a-push level that Apple products originally lived in.

This is where Cook has failed. There's nothing new on the table. Putting up prices is a short-term tactic. So is "a cheap phone".

What Apple needs is a coherent and impressive long-term strategy, and investors aren't seeing that.
You can use timber for high-rise buildings. [1]

[1] https://archinect.com/news/article/150025665/the-world-s-tal...
> wasn't Jony Ive largely responsible for leading many of the great designs at Apple, including the iPhone

Steve Jobs was the tastemaker. Without Steve's input Jony is apparently not able to produce insanely great designs.
Proper testing procedures will catch it, though.
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I don't think there's going to be viable competition to Watch in foreseeable future. Watch 4 is a very strong and "deep" product, far beyond what anybody else can make. That's why they can charge so much for it. But if my iPhone 8 dies, there's no way I'm ever paying $1k for a new phone, even if I have to ditch the Watch.
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This is the only tool I miss from Windows on macOS and linux both. It allows you to search for every single file on your system, allows regex searches. It also allows you to sort the matching files by any arbitrary criteria, e.g, size. It is also incredibly fast, so searching a 1TB HDD is instantaneous. People are mentioning Spotlight here, and I think it is better than Windows search, but is simply not as good as Everything. I haven't tried Alfred so won't comment on it. On Linux also your best bet is to use find( or some gui which does something similar), but no tool offers the same kind of instantaneous full disk search like Everything.
Fact:- Einstein was a dim wit.
If you’ve been there a few years, just leave for more money.

Raises rarely bring you up to market value. All the reasons (excuses) as to why you shouldn’t ask for a raise don’t apply when you’re getting a new job.
My favorite is when non-parents tell parents, "why don't you tell your child to stop doing that?"

If only it were that simple.

Or "explain that it's for their own good". Sure, logic should work.
It's perfectly legal Javascript. Why would I put this.y = 10 in the cinstructor? Do you even understand what this code does?

const instance = new C();
for(let i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
instance.method();
}

instance.x()

If you don't bind `this` to `method` in the constructor, when you call `instance.method()`, `this` will be whatever (window, IIRC).

Don't believe me? Try a more complex example like React's event handling with `this.setState()`: https://reactjs.org/docs/handling-events.html
Does anyone understand the story behind Process Explorer? For 10 years it's been an invaluable tool. But despite being developed by Microsoft you have to install it like third party software. Doesn't even come with an installer! How come it never got integrated into the main OS?
Cool. I wish there was an option to specify which trust stores to install to, for example only to Firefox's. The current default is to install in system (requires sudo), Chrome (which I don't use), and Firefox trust stores.
He was promoted to handle all design including software. He was best focusing intensely on industrial design for hero products, under Jobs
> what are the reasons for the Democrats?

They already offered wall funding in exchange for DACA[1]. I daresay they're less inclined to play ball now; even before you consider the more progressive lean it now has after the midterms.

[1] https://www.politico.com/story/2018/03/19/border-wall-democr...
I don't like the idea of the root requirement. Sometimes you are logged into a system maintained by someone else, and you want to do things as a normal user.
Yep, apart from the latest iPhones having the best screens ever, the quickest most convenient and most secure unlock mechanism ever, the best computational photography ever, the fastest mobile CPUs ever released and overall being 2+ years ahead of their nearest competition, that was all a few months ago. Old news. What have Apple done for us just now?
Re #5: You can already walk into an Apple store and buy an iPhone that costs 3-4x as much as another iPhone they sell in the same store.
Smacking (not hitting) is legal in England but not Wales or Scotland.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families...
Not much of expert here, but have played with ML. I find interesting that he criticizes "Restrictive type system". However, also at the same time likes the "Compile-time
type checking".

I definitely did not read the entire paper in detail considering it's length. However, he brings up ML's type system a lot. I thought that was one ML's main advantages. Although, at the same time criticizing some of the decisions or results from those decisions.
I don't know. I keep trying Android; I have a few Android devices (around the $600 point) and it just seems too much of a hassle. A lot of it can probably be chalked up to be how fragmented Android has, and how the handset vendors block/break things like updates, but I'm not interested in trying to research my best fit, or fight my way through online resources. There's a handful of features that I'd definitely love seeing, but I don't feel strongly enough about them that I'd deal with that kind of disruption to my life.
The entire .Net Core ecosystem is in a weird funk right now. I think it will be a few years before everything is transitioned over to .Net Core and settles down.

Still if people have the mental capacity and time to spare, right now seems like a great time to getting started with .Net Core, and especially on Linux and Docker.
>>"Little kid logic is so foreign to me now it makes me a little sad."

Well, you have to admit that your nephew logic was flawless.

As him, you wouldn't go into your room if you though there is a one meter frog waiting for you.

His priors were weird, but that's to be expected with little experience of the world.
I keep quite literally everything in my Dropbox folder.

I use Hazel to automatically clean my desktop by moving progressively older files into Downloads -> Clean up. The clean up folder is also in my Dock, so that I can move one or two item into the trash easily whenever something shows up there.
No, it's not addressed. And you can see me using class fields already in `x = () => ...` <- this is a class field (I called it class property, sorry).

The fact that arrow functions declared as class fields get access to the proper `this` in the class instance is just a happy(?) coincidence with its own downsides. For example, class fields can't be inherited in the child class. So this adds a yet another layer of confusion for devs.

And as you see in the example at the link you provided, you still need to `.bind(this)` the actual methods.
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I'm scheduled for a minor surgical procedure which isn't quite necessary (I can happily live without it).

What bothers me is that I'm supposed to ingest antibiotics every day for a week after the procedure.

I have been told that topical (i.e on skin) application of the antibiotics isn't an option.

I worry about the long term consequences of whatever effect they'd have on gut bacteria.

Is my worry justified?
It is. But working 80% looks more attractive, when you work 80% for 84% of net income, rather than looking at the 80% of your salary.

This assumes your employer will pay you less linearly, my previous employer had paid the half-time staff about a quarter of the full time salary for 25 hour weeks.
I am well known,but u may not know me.
I don't think there would be a very big increase.

Most people just don't want to steal, assault, murder, etc. because of their own morality, not because of the law.
While it's a client tool, most Linux distros (and osx I think too) ship with the locate command that does this too.
Motivation Is Not Really Required to Succeed
Well, the Lorentz force does though. And that follows from energy conservation and the Maxwell equations, e.g.:

https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/77028

So that's not really terribly deep or even true.
Thanks for creating it, it really helps with learning C.
The XR this year in China is also having exactly the same problem the 6s had when it came out. The 6 (with it's big screen) and X were so attractive that many people upgraded a year early. That means there's a smaller potential market for the XR, just as there was for the 6s. This is disproportionately true in China where distinctive looks are more important than in other markets. Add that in to the economic picture and it's a bit of a perfect storm for Apple. The XR has done fine in other markets.
Thanks. I wasn't aware of that, and will look into it. But if at all it doesn't sync secret chat across devices, then it's again not of much value.
>>concrete doesn't likes fire

I guess depends on the intensity and how long it lasts. Pretty sure a concrete home can survive your sofa burning. A wooden house, it's toast.
You can work on a bakery, waiter, cleaner, sales and a lot of other jobs. Even if you are an introvert, there will be a job for you.

But I don't believe tech is going away. You better work on getting this anxiety away, you were probably thinking "oh shit, things are going down because there are too much clowns getting funding and giving web dev projects that makes no money for them and go bankrupt". I did that frequently, maybe you also did, I'm just trying to view things from your perspective.

The other side of the story is that for every 100 clowns, there is 1 that succeeds and controls a whole industry. Programming will be well paid for a while. Most of the people can't/won't even learn how to program or be willing to do it to earn a living, no matter how good it pays.

Consider actually learning other platform, such as systems engineering/mobile etc. That will definitely help you out with that.

Even if you would help people writing VBA functions in Excel you could make money. There are a lot of old people making 6-7 figures that can't open a PDF. Remember that. The economic and the system as today, isn't going away. There will always be banks, politicians and entrepreneurs creating jobs and keeping people busy.

As long as you are willing to work, you will do just fine.
So the tool can generate a CA cert and automate it's installation. In my experience it can be painful to teach other developers to generate and install their own, especially if the Java keystore is involved, so this could be very useful for large teams.
The state of software security in 2019
Those are all incremental improvements. Nobody's saying Apple's phones are bad, just that they lack compelling differentiators to other phones, including older iPhones.
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The world is not that simple.
If you're good you can do well with a lot of career paths, e.g. master woodworker, or expert welder or a good accountant. Of course, you'd have to learn a lot of new things first and that takes years, so it's probably not such a good idea to switch profession without a good reason, and it's even more unlikely that you'll really have to switch it ever...
Is it abusive and poor?

No ones perfect, and parenting is the ultimate 'make it up as you go'. Could they have done better? Probably. Did they learn from their mistakes? Yes.
I haven’t understood why Apple doesn’t simply do this. They know from the laptop market that people are more than willing to pay different prices for different t sizes.

Instead of differentiating their phones based on features, they should simply differentiate them based on screen size. That would allow them to meet several price points without making their customers feel like they’re cheap.
On a positive note, imo they have the best e-commerce PWA now. I recommend taking a look on mobile.
Thx for the link.

Do you know if there is some sort of routing taking place ? Or all client are trying to consolidate a full Hash Table ?
Of course, they were the first to discover and invent. They just lost all of the learnings somewhere in the past, presumably to a server crash.
As youngtaff points out, this is not true internationally...

London, UK, 10 storeys:
http://waughthistleton.com/dalston-works/

Vancouver, Canada, 18 storeys:
https://www.thinkwood.com/our-projects/brock-commons-tallwoo...

And then there are hybrid wood/steel structures, with a Japanese company planning a 70 Story tower:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-42839463
The price increase and subsequent quality increase of the X made the purchase make sense given that it would be a longer-lasting phone.. on the 3-4 year timeframe rather than a 1-2 year timeframe. If they didn't refresh the X (kept the name) and just released the larger and cheaper versions, it would have made sense. Given the diminishing returns and higher prices, they should put more time in to make sure they have breakthrough releases. Even Jobs did this with the tick-tock of the 4/4S. The naming scheme is all messed up
Misleading headline by BBC. The very first sentence in the article is this: "Indian scientists have hit out at speakers at a major science conference for making irrational claims."
Anyone interested in that matter might enjoy these two blog posts by a colleague of mine:

1. https://medium.com/@armin.heller/using-parser-combinators-in...
2. https://medium.com/@armin.heller/parser-combinator-gotchas-2...

They highlight the typical pitfalls of implementing your own parser combinators and I found them very helpful for my understanding of parser combinators.
mkcert is just making it easier to generate & install self-signed certificates... Nothing that couldn't be done before and using nginx as you describe is pretty standard practice. I don't really see why you went for the AWS solution.
Good question, not easy to answer. I guess for me it's a state of mind with a general, prolonged, feeling of satisfaction/hapiness. Which in turn makes me feel energetic and creative and keep an open mind.
Oh darn, you're right. My bad!

In my defense, the comment he replied to got downvoted and I thought it was nestorD, so I was "primed" to misinterpret his comment as criticizing unums in general.
What does impedance mean in a headphone?
There is a version of locate/updatedb for windows as well. I think it is called locate32.

I cant use a computer for dev without locate
Fun page, I remember those times. Some of the quotes aren't so ridiculous, like:

>"I notice that my disk does a whole lot of thrashing when I boot up. I have a lot of stuff that gets loaded into memory every time I boot, like X11, ion2, Firefox, Eterm, Thunderbird, etc. It seems to me that putting all of the files necessary to those apps in a contiguous section on the disk and loading that into memory in one shot would be a whole lot faster. Is there a way to do this? Is it stupid?"

That's a good idea! It's kind of what Windows Prefetch feature does.
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It's not mentioned anywhere in the documentation. I wonder if anyone of you've experience with this.
If anyone would like to see ray tracer code, have a look at pov-ray http://povray.org Its a venerable old ray tracer but has some of the best features around and the code is very readable (once you've got the basics). It's a different way to do things than the vertex/shader style rendering pipeline.
Not so much. Most of his iconic designs are actually pretty direct copies of the looks Dieter Rams of Braun created a decade or three earlier. That includes a fair selection of the original iPhone apps and icons. Surprising perhaps considering the brouhaha over rounded corners.

That doesn't make them bad, but Ive seems to take mostly the look not the design philosophy. Meanwhile he pursues the cult of thinness.
Upgrade to XR recently from 6 and I truly love it.

Opted for it instead of XS since I read that it has the longest battery life compared to the other X* offerings.
Only 3 billion? Thats chump change in SV.
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Jony Ive is a played-out rip-off artist. He did one good thing: make a rectangular MP3 player when Creative and other morons were inexplicably disguising theirs as Discmen.

Ive is the Trump of product design: With no productive ideas of his own, he only seeks to destroy the achievements of generations of predecessors. Witness Apple's war on usefulness, including the elimination of headphone jacks, the shitification of keyboards in both physical quality and with the embarrassing emoji bar on "pro" computers... the idiotic MacBook that had only ONE PORT, the asinine diminution of battery volume with the excuse of "thinness" (which no one asked for)...

Glass phones, the deletion of Home buttons...

The buying public has deemed the iPhone design a failure. How do we know? Because the vast majority bury their "thin, elegant" iPhone in a bulky, tacky case. And they carry a wad of wire and power brick around, and beg bartenders to plug their shitty phones in; or they crawl under tables in public places to do so themselves. PATHETIC.
1. Being OK to lose doesn't fix the problem of it being noisy.

2. There aren't many truly "It's OK to lose it" items, as they'd all have been lost by overburdened soldiers already.
The Icelandic Minister who refused to cooperate with the FBI
Apple almost certainly doesn’t hire the Chinese laborers directly. They do so indirectly through the likes of Foxconn.

And their Foxconn contracts are almost certainly dollar denominated. If anyone benefits from the strengthening dollar, it’s Foxconn, who likely gets the same dollars per iPhone, but those dollars get them more Yuan than they did before. They still pay their employees the same number of Yuan, which means they have more left over for themselves.

As a result, Apple’s iPhone costs remain the same in dollars, so they need to sell it at the same dollar price to maintain their margins, but that means the iPhone is more expensive for people in China buying in Yuan, or people in India buying in Rupees, or people in Europe buying in Euros, therefore reducing sales.
Wood is good. Straw is even better.

Fire and earthquake resistance are two big advantages straw building has over brick, concrete and metal.

Have a look at the wikipedia article [0] for a short intro.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw-bale_construction#Proble...
Slightly off topic but would throwing an alcoholic drink on a fire make it worse?

90% of drinks aren't going to be strong enough anyway, but what about neat spirit (<50% alcohol)? My hypothesis is that the alcohol might cause a brief fireball, but the water has a higher boiling point so would smother/absorb most of the energy?

Obviously don't try on electrical fires.

Edit: Clarity
I was so worried when they announced their cryptocurrency plans that Red wouldn't survive when the cryptocurrency hype bubble would inevitably pop. Glad to see that they managed.