skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I mean, it just comes down to OS at that point, yea? Why not get a turbo-thin ultra book and throw Ubuntu on it, then use cloud storage for everything? Could just SSH in as well.

You could even install ubuntu on an android tablet.

If what you want is the form factor and speedyness of solid state everything, you could get a tablet that isn't an ipad. Lenovo makes some that would be trivial to swap out for Ubuntu or whatever https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/tablets/c/TABLETS
This is true. Fortunately, these do not need to be inlined, which can still free client code of compile time overhead.

It's a tradeoff between compile time and complexity.
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A stand mixer will not yield the best flavor, which was the point of my comment. Here is the original article that tests both:

https://slice.seriouseats.com/2010/10/the-pizza-lab-how-to-m...
Usually actual abuse can be moderated. The problem is the "viewpoint discrimination". As long as abusive users of any political side get the same treatment, it's usually OK.
I remember the trope about "tiger moms" which was about Asian mothers. I wonder if it's still a thing.
Unicode normalization doesn't actually solve a single problem I mentioned. All of the listed characters are equal to themselves in both NFC and NFKC.

Also Unicode identifiers aren't rare in terms of language support. Most of the popular languages support them--C/C++, C#, Java, PHP, Python, Perl, Swift, Go, Rust, Ruby, JavaScript, even Ada. It's actually difficult to find a popular language that prohibits Unicode identifiers entirely (MATLAB does, not sure about Visual Basic).
I've met a guy who had Ubuntu on his tablet, but that was back when Ubuntu Touch was freshly released so it's still a mystery to me how he managed to put it there, especially given that it seemed to be the sole OS on that device.
I don't know about you, but I plug my cables into hubs and NICs, not TDRs and oscilloscopes.

Absolutely nothing in the real world needs twisted-pair cables to exhibit 54 dB of NEXT. If it does, that's an engineering failure in itself, IMO.
My point is that outside of hardcore gaming (and a few other specialty uses), AR can perform all of VR’s uses, but VR can’t match AR and degrades nonaugmented events by trying to shoe horn it in. By contrast, AR augments those events.

So the bet that VR will be massive, and particularly that it will be larger than AR, seems unlikely.

I think it will have a place — in the same way high end gaming rigs currently do, but not even at the level of penetration video game systems have, and certainly not like cellphones.

By contrast, AR seems to be on track to be as common as cellphones.
In the Zig stage1 compiler (written in C++), I tried to limit all the C++ headers to as few files as possible. Not counting vendored dependencies, the compiler builds in 24 seconds using a single core on my laptop. It's because of tricks like this:

/*
* The point of this file is to contain all the LLVM C++ API interaction so that:
* 1. The compile time of other files is kept under control.
* 2. Provide a C interface to the LLVM functions we need for self-hosting purposes.
* 3. Prevent C++ from infecting the rest of the project.
*/

// copied from include/llvm/ADT/Triple.h

enum ZigLLVM_ArchType {
ZigLLVM_UnknownArch,

ZigLLVM_arm, // ARM (little endian): arm, armv.*, xscale
ZigLLVM_armeb, // ARM (big endian): armeb
ZigLLVM_aarch64, // AArch64 (little endian): aarch64
...

and then in the .cpp file:

static_assert((Triple::ArchType)ZigLLVM_UnknownArch == Triple::UnknownArch, "");
static_assert((Triple::ArchType)ZigLLVM_arm == Triple::arm, "");
static_assert((Triple::ArchType)ZigLLVM_armeb == Triple::armeb, "");
static_assert((Triple::ArchType)ZigLLVM_aarch64 == Triple::aarch64, "");
static_assert((Triple::ArchType)ZigLLVM_aarch64_be == Triple::aarch64_be, "");
static_assert((Triple::ArchType)ZigLLVM_arc == Triple::arc, "");
...

I found it more convenient to redefine the enum and then static assert all the values are the same, which has to be updated with every LLVM upgrade, than to use the actual enum, which would include a bunch of other C++ headers.

The file that has to use C++ headers takes about 3x as long to compile than Zig's ir.cpp file which is nearing 30,000 lines of code, but only depends on C-style header files.
Doesn’t the messenger app for iPhone sync to all of your apple devices?
Because iOS only runs on Apple devices, that’s my interpretation.
FDA launching regulatory framework with reviews on the developers not products
One google search of GangStalking and I’m pretty certain it’s a schizophrenic explanation for their paranoia.
I tend to get a lot of people asking me to do work for them through side projects I have. For example, if you made some sort of Salesforce integration that people started using, you would probably start getting quite a few requests for you to do customizations, or build a custom app, etc.
Purim's Librem line:

https://www.engadget.com/2016/05/19/purism-introduces-privac...
>But what you described doesn’t augment what I was doing: it lowers the local interactions, eg by removing subtle visual cues for interactions between people, while not offering something I see as better.

Which is great for introverted people, people who are bored with their spouses/s.os, and people who don't care for "subtle visual cues for interactions between people" compared to the possibility to experience an alternate reality.

It's as if some people can't understand why others would rather escape in an alternate reality than have "quality time"...

>I’d rather interact with the people next to me than fake touch things while adjacent to other people. Further, if I want to fake touch things with other people — why would I do it with us both wearing immersive displays instead of AR and a shared projection we can collaboratively touch?

Because that way you don't immerse yourselves into another world, just project stuff into your living room.

>They’re not really equivalent activities, so I’m confused why they’re compared.

They don't have to be "really equivalent" for one to eat in (or overtake) the other, it's enough that they compete for people's spare entertainment time in the house. Nothing before TV was "really equivalent" to TV, and yet it replaced what people did before in their living rooms by a large margin.
I've seen more and more people using this instead of a graphic tablet. That sounds really interesting to me as the Cintiq are quite overpriced if you're not a professional.
Bitbucket offered free private repos and was struggling before it was acquired by Atlassian.
> The test was done with the source code and includes on a regular hard drive, not an SSD.

In my opinion, this makes any conclusion dubious. If you really care about compile times in C++, step 0 is to make sure you have an adequate machine (at least quadcore CPU/ lot of RAM/SSD). If the choice is between spending programmer time trying to optimize compile times, versus spending a couple hundred dollars for an SSD, 99% of the time, spending money on an SSD will be the correct solution.
Samsung says fourth quarter earnings likely fell sharply on weak memory demand
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07JVL8C3H

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It's cheaper to buy two single port ones though :(
I would argue that Wikileaks should be held more accountable for what it publishes under its own name than Zuckerberg for anything posted on Facebook.

That said, I have no problem saying Facebook was a tool of Russian propaganda.
Not super clear from above posters.

This sort of explains things better now:

https://github.com/pricing#compare

Essentially you lose:

Protected branches, CODEOWNERS, insights, wikis and pages.
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Just read the conclusions, the writer is not sure what really works.
>No, the activity I was engaged in has survived many versions of media: stories, live music, recordings, radio, and TV.

Lots of other activities people used to do haven't survived, for example gathering in houses where they played music themselves (eg. on the piano). Heck, visits to friends have almost been killed by social media today...
pro-tip: you can use whatsapp web by requesting the web version (long press on the refresh button).

I think this is a good excuse to be productive on that platform though.
IMO a solid dev machine simply does not exist right now. For about the past three years I’ve moved between Windows, MacOS, ChromeOS with crouton and Ubuntu. They all suck quite badly in their own ways. I’ve chosen Ubuntu as the least bad of the bunch and stuck with it. But I’m hopeful crostini will be my savior.
I tend to agree.

What if solar plus batteries are actually another one of those black swans but one with a (very) slow fuse rather than a big bang breakthrough?!
While I agree with your premise, it's not wrong to think of it the other way too (especially in terms of numbers as opposed to percentages)

Nevertheless, 13% of the US population are native Spanish speakers[1], and presumably more have some level of reading skills. Hard to judge overlap with HN readership, but it's probably fair to think that 4-5% of your sites readers can read Spanish.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_language_in_the_United...
How Estimates of the Gig Economy Went Wrong
Nobody with any credibility claimed that Macs don't crash pre-OSX (the 1990s). They crashed and froze all of the time. That's why everyone was begging for an all-new operating system.
Alternative https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2019-01-07/softb...
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> They then say "wow, this is cool, I wish I had one". They don't say "I want to buy one of these and put it in my living room".

N=1, but after I experienced a high-quality VR headset and got to play VR a game alone for a while, my reaction was "wow, this is cool, I'm sure as hell gonna get one of these". Then I realized I'll have to also upgrade my desktop for this, and decided this needs to be actually budgeted. Such is the adult life. You may want to buy something, but there are more important expenses too. VR is still expensive, especially if one doesn't have a gaming rig at home. But it's getting there. It starts to pop up in bars and cafes, and in richer houses.

(Also, getting used to VR took exactly 0 seconds for me, and I can't imagine it's because my subconsciousness is tech-savvy. Good VR already feels natural.)
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator is from 1923 and is considered an investing classic. It is a good read (and still relevant) if you are remotely interested in trading.
Wonder how h.265 compares to x265 in terms of quality... on my 1080 it took about 50% more size to get the same quality (so between x264/x265 sizes respectively), but oh so much faster to encode.
I am super confused here. Is there a particular vendors brand of IPMI that is compromised or being targeted? What does this have to do with Linux?

My SuperMicro server has IPMI. My Linux does not, unless you count SSH, which wouldn't make any dang sense.
A way of manipulate easily lambda terms
"New technologies are always shitshows when they get started. "

A key difference is most of the new techs like Internet, email, Paypal, and so on improved on what people already had in a way that delivered obvious value. They also came with problems. Whereas, nobody I know in real life wants the drawbacks of these cryptocurrencies that come with giving up the benefits of their current, centralized offerings. The only folks I know out here doing crypto are speculators (esp day traders). That's the difference.

Now, if they wanted to solve those problems, they'd start with whatever tech/law/orgs already worked, identify their problems, and then mitigate them using proven methods. So, we're looking at credit unions, non-profits, or public-benefit companies chartered to make sure they do specific good things and don't do specific bad things. The most important stuff at least. These can be in the licenses and contracts, too, for re-enforcement. Then, centralized systems with decentralized checking of what's exchanged a la SWIFT all using existing high-performance tech we know how to secure. Open protocols and agreements for how disputes will be resolved in situations using decentralized mode with experts from both centralized and decentralized models weighing in on that. I've been talking about that in Gerard's threads on Lobsters:

https://lobste.rs/s/wxqkyj/bitcoin_s_stupendous_power_waste_...

https://lobste.rs/s/opge2r/electricity_consumed_by_bitcoin#c...

I can't find the other ones sense the search feature is limited.

"they're so desperate for a solution that they put up with a solution that basically doesn't work. "

That's true when there's a need. This is part of a hype cycle pushing stuff people don't need to replace stuff that would meet their needs fine. Accelerated by massive amounts of money being thrown all over this area. Totally different kind of thing. The stuff that bubbles, bankruptcies, and broken dreams are made of.
You might argue it was for the greater good but Wikileaks was a tool nonetheless.
>And not being able to enjoy your friend/partner's reaction, facial expression, or simply what they're doing

Err, you could see your friend/partner in the VR world trivially, facial expressions and everything.

Besides, when you're looking to escape, this could include seeing your partner 24/7. Not everybody has just fallen in love yesterday...

>No, looking at an avatar mimicking your partner's movements doesn't count.

Yeah, like exchanging texts with friends as opposed to hearing their voice on the phone or going to hang out with them "doesn't count", and yet everybody does it to the detriment of the former activities...

Besides, if we're making arbitrary "laws", then I say it counts double!
Is there anything resembling Termux or other Linux userland environment for iPad?

Otherwise, I'm holding out for Purism's Librem tablets.
Napolitano pizza is really hard to replicate in a home oven so why try? However, NY-ish pizza is possible. I use this recipe, which uses ordinary AP flour and calls for a rise of several hours or overnight so you can make it without a big production. It's in metric, which makes it much easier to produce a consistent dough.

https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1017931-pizza-dough

Low-moisture, full-fat cheese is essential. Again, you could drain mozzarella di bufala, but that is one more step. Finally, sauce is what you can really play around with. I've gotten good results using just a tablespoon of tomato paste from a tube, or premade "pizza sauce" or cooked down marinara pasta sauce.

I make the pizza on a pan, stick it in there to start, then pull the pan as soon as I can shake the pie free. Depending on how it cooks I'll use the broiler as well. Turns out great.
A 20mb harddrive the size of a shoebox is not a technology in its infancy. It is an incredibly useful, paradigm-changing piece of engineering, as long as you're not hoping to use it to store rich media.

Nothing in AR has hit that yet. VR kinda-maybe-sorta does, but even in games, it's an expensive, niche periphery, at best.
I figured :)
While this may be a specific use case, it is a rather typical social interaction to shared media and it is something that will challenge VR for some time. It will be interesting to see how broadband addresses in-person communication like touch and pheromones.
We're headed there.
>Why would people stop criticizing a politician simply because they know that politician will be going to jail?

They could, but it would be futile. The politician is not going to govern anybody anyway (remember, straight to jail from the end of their campaign).

Besides, surely you understand that this thread has stretched a BS hypothetical.
Study Offers Clues to Racial Differences in Alzheimer's Disease
I can say the same, except in my case it was moving from Github to Bitbucket. If Github, did this a while back I would have been locked in for life (by choice)
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Hye, I need some advice and help. Does anyone know how school districts block websites and how to get around the blocks? cheers, Ripper
I have a feeling it wont be a free feature when it exits beta.
I believe Figma is C++ + WebGL + WebAssembly on the client, and Rust (and probably others) on the server.

https://www.figma.com/blog/building-a-professional-design-to...

https://www.figma.com/blog/rust-in-production-at-figma/
Amazon becomes most valuable US company for first time
With a 51% attack the additional hash power is not visible on the chain until the attack is triggered to perform a rollback.
What I described would be part of the rules of system (or at least certain players). It just says "no changing history after X point".

If anything, relying on an outside source is what we're doing now. Coinbase and others are telling us that they detected something and I haven't heard anybody question them. (And I'm assuming they're not lying). Though that's not to say the blockchain will be changed by this information.
Why do some impact craters have rays?
A gas BBQ with a hood can also get you up to 450C depending on the brand.
With that, I can agree. AR will definitely be bigger at some point, because it can in principle be used in any scenario. It's meant to augment, not replace.

That said, let's remember that AR today does not exist. HoloLens demos barely qualify as AR. Google Glass was essentially a trimmed down ~2006 feature phone blocking some of your FOV. And before someone says this, Ingress and Pokémon Go do not qualify. It's not really AR until you can overlay images on top of the real world, and until those images are contextually relevant.

With the current trends I see in both spaces, VR has plenty of space to explode before AR becomes ubiquitous, or even usable.
USB tethering long enough to download drivers has been a reliable way for me to get around this problem.
>Did you just throw the Guardian in the same list as some of Britain's worst tabloids?

Yeah, it's just as much as a tabloid, only for a different market group who considers themselves more refined.

Nothing actually high brow there...
There's an excellent video where he goes through these [0], worth a watch if you have the time.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOGru_4z1Vc
Support to a child does not go away just because a child has one parent or no parents. Demanding that the payment be done by an unwilling parent rather than society has everything to do with our cultural views. If we truly saw this as the child rights to get support then it should not matter who is paying the bill. The mother, the father, or the government.

Parenthood should be built on consent by both the mother and the father. Biology dictate that women should have the finally decision if she wants to have an abortion, but there is nothing biological to the fact that women have the exclusive right to declare in legal document who will fathering the child. That is just law, which can be changed and rewritten in any form depending on cultural values.
Wondering how performance is compared to PCEngines stuff.
AT&T’s “5G E” network is not true 5G
And those only for private repos; they're still available for public repos.

I've been happily paying Github $7/mo for years now for Pro, but there's now literally no reason to keep doing so, so back to Free it is. Thank you Microsoft! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Interesting. Maybe that advice only applies to pizza, but America's Test Kitchen, at least for making dough for bread recommends against using a food processor. I usually make dough in fairly large batches, so I don't know if the effect Kenji talks about would have changed anything for me. I've probably made several hundred pizzas at home, and it definitely took a while to perfect the crust.
Who's afraid of amazon's video doorbell?
In non-US locales, aren't iPhones a major luxury item and status symbol? Increasing pricing to decrease the number of users feeds into this marketing strategy.
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The US spends more on healthcare for no gain says new report from Johns Hopkins
Why Are All Apple Products Photographed at 9:41 A.m.?
But if they throw hashpower on Dinkycoin, wouldn't Dinkycoin's difficulty increase? If the difficulty for Dinkycoin re-targets more aggressively, then Dinkycoin would quickly gain more security in the process!
51% attackers mine in secret.

Basically, you spend your coins today, while controlling a 51% share. When everyone else's 49% hash-power creates 98 blocks, your 51% share will create 102 blocks.

But secretly. That's the key. Now that your chain is +4 ahead (or wait even longer and become +10 ahead), you can spend your coins on the public chain. Then, you publish your 102 alternative blocks (which barely adds any hash power to the chain), and spend your coins again on the 2nd chain.

A 51% is the end-all-be-all for a cryptocoin. If you're vulnerable to the 51% attack, the coin is effectively worthless.

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The only way to beat a 51% attack is to build more hash power than the attackers. IE: Prevent the attackers from getting to 51%.
See if there are meetups in your area.
If you think of VR as piping in new sensory data, it’s easier to see how it will be massive.

Mayo Clinic has a page on how deaf people can hear these days by tapping into the auditory portion of the brain stem.
You can’t discount both the older generation phones that Apple still sells, the used market, and hand me down phones effect on the installed base.

Every phone that Apple has introduced since 2013 is still getting updates. The 2015 iPhone 6s still runs circles around midrange Android phones and is even faster than flagship Android phones in single core performance.
What is the purpose of your statement? Who said anything about college?
I'm sure Microsoft will be fine
Is there margin trading on any of these junk coins? Doesn't seem like a good idea to offer something like that, given the relatively low liquidity/volume.
Do not disagree to that. My comment is not a compliment to JS just a brutal analysis.
AI Winter: Is Deep Learning Already Hitting Its Limitations?
https://towardsdatascience.com/is-deep-learning-already-hitting-its-limitations-c81826082ac3