skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looks cool! Small UX note: I initially tried to enter a URL to go somewhere, but nothing happened when I pressed enter. Then I saw the "No open tabs" message, but it still took me some time to find the little button with the "+" sign.
Point being there is no quick fix to running out of juice.
2FA for WordPress
Ha. I asked my architect to design me something modern, and all I got was some 1950s bungalow!

I said, “Walter! What is this? I wanted something new and innovative.”

“Oh. You want postmodern then!”
Please stop inventing claims to disagree with.

I claimed your initial unqualified statement, that it uploaded your password, was inaccurate, with both an explanation of what it was doing and the claim that I had not seen any evidence of it doing anything else.

I did not claim the site was not vulnerable to MITM or other injection attacks.

I did not claim you should trust this or any other resource with your password or any other data.
Prabhu Ramachandran [1], author of Mayavi [2]

The amount of high quality work he does, all the while being positive, cheerful and friendly is a trait to imbibe and admire.

I am privileged to have him as a mentor, friend, philosopher and guide.

[1] https://www.aero.iitb.ac.in/~prabhu/

[2] https://github.com/enthought/mayavi
Regus have been doing this ages.
the #1 illegal immigrant in the USA is Canadians

This is a flat lie.
More effective: unsubscribe from any sources that report on the crap. Don't just say you're not interested in the story, say you're not interested in the source at all. After a few weeks of doing this daily, you should have mostly purged it.
I doubt the latter part is entirely true, especially post-GDPR. Privacy law always depends on the balance between legitimate interest and personal rights.

Also this article from 2013 seems to indicate that while it was legal to film people in private at some point that already changed before the GDPR: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2040434/secretly-shooting-vi...
Well, being DDoSed by a botnet is also awfully inconvenient.
No you just throw them in the kitchen sink and run water over them.
I think hotels are fine, if you just like to chill out. For me, hotels never gave much excitement, adventure or novelty. I hate the blandness of all the hotels, how all the decoration and furniture and even the people seem fake. There are good hotels here and there, but usually they are either old or small. Not chains filled with families of screaming kids. After fews days, I also want to eat some home cooked meals. In any part of the world, you get tired of the local staple and just want something familiar for a change.

I'd have never been able stay in such unique places the world with hotels. From a house overlooking volcanoes of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala, hillside a-frame in New Zealand, to design desert villa in Joshua Tree, a urban loft filled records in Berlin, a modern lakehouse in Finland to simple cottage near Denali, Alaska and many others.

(Disclaimer, I work at Airbnb).
How does Peekmap work? Their website contains no details.

I just can't imagine how you can reliably track a users eye gaze without a webcam - is it just some snake oil pretending to solve everything with AI?
Bear in mind this is a year in which the price of iPhones went up significantly, as they try to increase revenue in the face of slowing sales growth. The fact that sales at a low price outlet subsided is pretty much to be expected.

I think Apple is consciously sacrificing unit sales as a result of this strategy.
Thanks. I don't know how to improve that right now. I'll think about it. Maybe "new tab +" ? I know the flow you refer to doesn't really work, with the omnibox there but unavailable. I don't have an idea for making it better.
Just take it and bombard it with 1TB of generated data. Good test data sets out there too?
For anyone interested in learning more, here’s a compendium on deep trading:

https://github.com/cbailes/awesome-deep-trading
> they deliver their Wi-Fi with a Huwawei router.

> A free spy device from China

What evidence is there for spying by Huawei?
You're replacing arbitrary docker commands with arbitrary make commands, you're just moving the goalpost really.

> Nobody is forced to use those abstractions…

Oh come on. You know that these scripts become canon, and anyone who deviates from them and has an error will just be told to use the build scripts. You're not forced in the same way nobody forced you to use docker, the app just won't work without it.
You might want to read exactly on what point does the fight between the EU and UK is mostly fought ... Yep: labour and movement of people is one of the important points ...
Yeah, but does it support tabs?
deaths of hundreds? Try hundreds of thousands.
where's the money in that?

/depressed sarcasm/
Hoarding digital media has become kind of pointless with the advent of streaming services though. As a former DJ with eccentric tastes, I spent tons of time looking for, buying and cataloguing obscure music, then eventually digitizing it. But now I just listen to Spotify and Soundcloud, which already have virtually everything I ever collected and then some.

Of course, there are some gaps and the niggling sense of unease that something I like today might not be there tomorrow because of licensing changes or whatever -- but that's what cheap cloud storage is for.
When I got a new card they "helpfully" sent the new number to Redbox, who then charged me a late fee when the thieves who originally skimmed my card didn't return the movie they "rented".
Put it in big leaky boats that drive around in 1000km radius circles?
The solution is to carry the basic spices with you in small containers. I even pack pre-measured spiceblends for meals that require common ingredients which can be brought in every part of the world. I also bring my own coffee and Aeropress.

The oil or butter is annoying, so you might need to buy it if you're unlucky and the place has no olive oil.
Who is Jack Bogle? Do you mean John?
It's quite common, to evade E-Verify. Mollie Tibbetts' killer used identity theft in this way, for one example.
I really enjoy articles like this. In fact if anyone know some high quality resources of modern PHP, please give me some pointers. I am somewhat proficient in programming, and a recent project requires me to work in PHP. I know people in the industry likes to make fun of php's design flaws and quirks, but a few weeks in, I feel it is alright. The community around it are making solid improvements. The only frustrator is that once too often when I search something the top results are all W3C school tutorials from 2004.
> Bitcoin is completely dependent on the availability of lots of power (for proof-of-work calculations)

No, it's not. If miners' hash power reduces, Bitcoin dynamically adjusts. At worst, there will be a slowdown in block production if mining power precipitously drops until the adjustment takes place.
As sales numbers of the iPhone inevitably level off, Apple has a very tricky balance to strike. On the product front they have pushed the iPhone further up market with high end materials and components and higher unit prices.

That's a bold move at this point, but chasing higher unit sales growth would mean moving down-market and that way leads to competing in the commoditized Android arena and erosion of their unique market position.

Meanwhile as an organization they need to move out of their growth phase and into a sustainable long-term structure. We've been able to see this coming for a while now and It's good to see that they are prepared for it and are making clear steps to implement a stabilization plan.
The EC partly funded the FCC design study (http://www.eurocircol.eu/), but I'd be amazed if the EU made a significant contribution to actually building it. Particularly as it would mean 22+ member states paying twice.
‘Affordable’ in this context means ‘to someone on a median income in the area.’ It doesn’t mean nobody could afford them otherwise.
(I recently sailed through heavy shipping areas like the channel and Seine on a small sailboat.)

Assuming they can see you, the captain of a large boat will try to give way rather than squash you (they'd be _super_ angry about having to do so, though), but in practice they're already hugely under-crewed, so there's a large percentage of time when you (as a smaller boat) can't count on that. And even if they are actively looking out, small boats are just... hard to see. Almost all of the deaths in sailing come from a small boat's crew falling asleep without appropriate watch (you're meant to fully scan the horizon at least every 20 minutes) and getting run down by a big boat.

This is a long way of saying that big boats are already mostly automated, and I think everyone will be safer if we go all the way on it, along with more robust sensors, instead of just pretending that there's always someone doing a perfect lookout.
What price do you place on the lives of the victims?

https://www.fairus.org/issue/illegal-immigration/examples-se...
There are different sections, "also bought" and "related". They both show up in the same formatting.
I used to work in a bank where we had to specifically implement routines for when visa reused the PANs...

There was a period between the old expiration and the new issue and not common, but it did happen from time to time.
I think you're right. If I find this article after two years then it won't be so modern anymore so the title won't fit. If the author needs to put a time indicator then -- as you said --the year could be a good fit.

Modern is used a lot in the js world with little other meaning than that it is not "what you write is what gets sent to the browser".
Funny you'd say that. I keep a folder with gigabytes of youtube videos I downloaded in the event that they are removed from youtube. And, to tell you the truth, a chunk of them have actually been removed from youtube over the years!
I have not doubt that it is a disorder. It isn't like it suddenly happened in the last 5 years, it simply was reclassified as its own disorder instead of a subset of OCD and less commonly anxiety or depression. This does explain an increase of incidences - but so does the show itself prompting a few folks to get help for themselves or family members.

That said, I have no doubt it is a true mental disorder. Even if it gets reclassified yet again as a subset of another disorder, it is still a disorder. It was a disorder 10 years ago too. This is true even if a few people exploit the diagnosis. This last one is kinda like someone faking cancer: Just because a few fake cancer doesn't mean that cancer is imaginary.
I'm reading this thread comment by comment and it just reminds me of the PayPal stories right before Stripe entered the industry.
It seems that the market is ready for a new competitor.
i don't believe you.
I should have been a bit more verbose. Two accounts won’t have the same PAN at the same time.
In your view, why didn't it work out?
It's a broad band antibiotic. It's meant to be applicable to all purpose databasing. Horizontal scaling is given but you need to reshard your collections. Great, no exaggeration, overall performance and in some special cases better than specialized databases. My 2 cents.
A Silicon Valley Titan Referred My Cold Email to Sir Alex Ferguson
IBM to kill off Watson Workspace from end of February
I did an app on wxWidgets a few years ago. It's really kinda good - a lot like what MFC should've been.
These posts can get your ball rolling. The first one is pretty detailed, I started with copy-pasting a large hunk of code from it and using as is.

Once you get the hang of it, the second one gives a gentle introduction to the entire process of capturing, refiling and prioritising.

http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html

http://www.newartisans.com/2007/08/using-org-mode-as-a-day-p...

Also, this one on quickly capturing anything from the browser:

https://orgmode.org/manual/Protocols.html#Protocols
For what it's worth the service we're talking about does not ask for a credit card during the trial. After your 30 days, you need to come back and add your card details to activate your subscription.

Thus the frustration of watching people who have done that come back a few months later and charging back all 3 months of service.
Really good idea, fair play to everyone working on it. I generally try to keep my phone as long as possible but the main driver to make me get new phone is the diminishing battery capacity. This isn't helped by the fact it is very hard to get a replacement battery shipped to where I live.
Yeah but what about in places with functioning democracy, surely this must already be the law somewhere?
Around here we have a term for that which directly translates to "warchild" (or "child of war"). Mainly used for people who grew up in scarcity around WWII.

My girlfriends grandmother is often referred to as such. She has a high perceived value of things because the scarcity is ingrained in her.
I believe "old school" Qt has a number of professional niches that wouldn't dream of using anything else. Certainly visual effects software is Qt heavy.
It could be ML prediction based on scrolling + mouse movements or just old-school code which finds the closest and brightest div next to mouse coordinates. Maybe it's slightly more useful than plain mouse heat map which all competitors use, even if it's a crude approximation.
> and donate the rest to a reuse center.

> But I no longer save RAM, because it so rarely matches

Then it's not hoarding. Hoarding isn't "I have a lot of stuff, and it's poorly organised". Hoarding is "I have too much stuff, and it's overwhelming, and I am unable to throw it away because I experience distress at the thought of getting rid of things".
Enpass has such a feature too. I just had it check all my passwords in the light of this new breach.
While it can be a symptom of schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder, hoarding itself isn't really a symptom of schizophrenia when by itself - just like you can have hallucinations and delusions caused by mental illness without having schizophrenia.
You can do that with PostgreSQL logical decoding, which listens to the replication stream. You can write a plugin in C to emit the updates in whatever form you need.
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Isn't it possible for both things to be true at the same time?
In reality most people who are unable to swim and are thrown into the "deep end" would just drown, making it quite unlikely that any learning will occur ever again...
Ask if you can use the college's tax-exemption number for your purchases.
IR is often used for facial recognition (invisible pattern projectors or to better illuminate skin texture). However in colour pictures you get a strong purple cast in some conditions, like bright sunlight, due to excess near infrared radiation. This is not desirable for photography, so most consumer cameras have IR cut filters for this reason. The filter looks like a transparent piece of glass or plastic, but it will shimmer red if you hold it at an angle. Not to be confused with the normal anti reflective coatings on lenses (these often look green/purple).

As the sibling says though, plenty of rear facing cameras are also IR sensitive. I imagine there's some onboard processing to correct the colour balance.
Rm -r * (2006)
My White Male Comrades Are Not Showing Up to Unlearn Whiteness
> anyone who deviates from them and has an error will just be told to use the build scripts

Good.

It's either:

- Throw all the commands into the README and force people to copy and paste

- Throw all the commands into a bash script and re-implement all the command parsing and prerequisite logic that Makefile syntax provides

- Be docker / docker-compose CLI tech support

- Write a Makefile
Looks promising. Can you confirm this is not some dark pattern infused nonsense?

I am only asking because I'm aware that a lot of sites use similar widgets to show these 'trust-inducing' signals without actually having a way to prove that someone bought a product or left a review. In fact, a lot of the products that offer this functionality, blatantly advertise it as a means to get more sales.
> Not everyone stays a beginner forever

But the vast majority do, or at best become perpetual intermediates (https://blog.codinghorror.com/defending-perpetual-intermedia...).

99% of developers out there didn't need a power tool for source control (source control is already quite a power tool many devs can barely handle, even in SVN form...), yet here we are: Git is imposed everywhere, with its horrible UX.
So as another anecdote to add to your data points: I've been doing intermittent fasting more or less for 2 years, eating latest at 8pm and only breaking the fast by lunch time (around noon - 1pm). That gives me, usually, a 7-8 hours feeding period while fasting for 16.

I don't feel hunger at all when I wake up, I drink a glass of water in the morning and then a coffee in the office. Alas, I don't feel hunger as I used to, it's not a craving, I don't feel like "I need to eat now", it's a much more manageable feeling.

And I go to the gym in the morning fasted, it works really well for me. The only times I feel it's harder to have energy is when I'm cutting down weight (and eating with a 700 kcal deficit).
How about making collaborative article (github?), so that everyone can write his own two cents from his field he knows?
And now all the companies will charge you 1 cent for the "free trial" so that the card can be "activated" and then refunded.

I see that already from many including our country's national rail company.
Honestly who cares if it is illegal? What are they going to do? Literally nothing would ever happen. Using default creds on a home router really isn't going to get a prosecutors interest. They would probably laugh at you after you filed a complaint.
Gold standard is https://phptherightway.com/

Also the symfony documentation and particularly the source code is an excellent example of modern high quality PHP.
> It's a convenience to you, but it's a loss for newbies because they'll just learn that abstraction only. It's also a loss to experienced people because you're forcing your own opinions on them. I would git ignore that file.

ahh, but you force the newbies to learn MakeFile, and that's a net win imho ;)
> One solution is to have a generic reference property paired with another indicating which table to reference

> You can still benefit from indexes for joins in the same way that you would with actual foreign key constraints, but the downside with this is that you can't actually apply a foreign key constraint.

Thanks, I had not thought JOINs possible on this - how would a query look? I'm guessing it works only for one type of reference_table.

> Another solution you can look into, which I don't have much experience with myself, is table inheritance: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3074535/when-to-use-inhe....

Been there, tried it, banged my head on most of these (particularly the FK limitation): https://www.postgresql.org/docs/11/ddl-inherit.html :)

If it was fixed by Postgres it'd be awesome. I've lost the wiki page which was around on the topic, but it was unchanged for ~10 years, so really should've been marked 'wontfix'.

> Another form of modeling the data in such a manner is called Exclusive Arc,

> And lastly, and probably best of all, is to simply use 1-2 tables for your entire data model for vertices/edges, and just treat Postgres as a graph database.

That's what I'm doing, with the 'node' table using JSON to store the node-specific data. I feel sooooooo dirty but it works. Yet to figure out schema evolution of the JSON in a controlled manner :)
They won’t send to collections, not worth their time or money. It’s just a scare tactic. I blocked payments on them, no collections. Although they do still spam me with come back offers.
> Why on earth they insist on this game instead of just giving me the price they and I both are happy to agree on is anybody's guess, nevertheless this is the case.

Because you're not an individual customer to them. They look at customers as if they were a liquid, so they don't bother with individual liquid molecules. If the customers want to flow up, but they want them to flow left, they'll insert some stupid block in the flow path. It doesn't matter the liquid will splash, and some individual molecules will get lost. As long as most of the customers flow in the direction they need, that's all they care about.
Build an employee mess!
Or just mix it with more sea water before releasing it.
Ask HN: Do I wait for my Delaware C-corp to be voided or file for dissolution?
Long story short I incorporated a Delaware C-corp for my start-up through Clerky in 2017 and 3 months later the start-up died due to co-founder conflicts.

We had completed the post-incorporation set-up (i.e. share issuance, etc) but we had not conducted any business (i.e. no bank account and 0 revenue). Also, no Tax reports have been filed since incorporation.

I'm not a US citizen and have never been to US before.

Question: Do I wait for my Delaware C-corp to be voided by the state (due to the lack of filing Franchise Tax report for two years) or should I file for dissolution before it is too late?

p.s. I was taken aback today when I saw that the "Overdue Tax, Penalty and Interest" for my C-corp is $58,044 on the Delaware Corporations Information System website (icis.corp.delaware.gov/eCorp).

Later I learnt that the system is only displaying the maximum possible overdue amount and I'm likely not legally responsible for the fee (since any actual fee would be imposed on the business entity itself). Either way I'm still a little worried.

I have plans to apply for a visitor visa (B-2) and visit the States this year. I'm wondering if not paying for the overdue amount and having my C-corp to be voided by Delaware, etc, would affect the visa application (or leave a bad record in the system).

My nationality is Chinese and I have a Singapore residency.

Will appreciate any advices on this! Thanks!
Elsevier has editors?
Convert Raster to Vector
Closed environments like mining sites or airports are much more easy to automate.

The routes can be easily predefined, they are relatively short and you can add additional beacons / markers that make things much easiser.

I think the problem with trains outside of say closed loop underground trains that you have a lot of tracks in varying conditions, you can have track abstractions you have a multi agent environment with crossing and that at least as far as cargo trains go the engineer does more than just drive the train they handle many more operations.
But what about the other guy?

Survivability should be about crumple zones, air bags, etc, not steamrollering everyone.
Can't this brine be mixed with cleaned sewage water to produce something similar to the original seawater wrt salinity and copper/chloride concentration?
I'm not sure what you're referring to. The radix tree is stored within the agent context which is running within our user's application. Because of this architecture, making the radix tree larger make the memory footprint of our user's application larger. Keeping it small was thus advantageous for all our customers, although only one ever had a problem due to them.
This might be a very specific question, but any plans to include packages in the Go runtime for headless Chrome? I know it is already available in Node.js.
Where I used to work, there was often a chorus of "they know".