skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For me it's the opposite. Can't forget sir hat, too pictorial to forget.

sourcehut on the other hand is one of too many source somethings. It's more prefessional for sure and if it is the official name we can still keep sir hat as a nickname I guess.
I concur. Psychology isn't hard science by any mans, and extrapolating it to people outside your subjects' samples across the entire world into other cultures and things is obviously ridiculous. But we can still use tools and find patterns to help people.

Surely, the solution isn't to throw up our hands in the West and be like "we can't find any help for the mentally ill because some subject might not apply to our discoveries from around here!"--but of course, if they are extrapolating those results to other cultures, that's worrisome and inaccurate in many studies.

Human behavior has some universals, but a lot we figure are universal aren't.
Who Are the Winners and Losers of the FCC Small Cell Order?
This January the FCC's Third Report and Order went into effect and significantly reduced the rights of state and local public entities regarding their control of the placement of small cell or small wireless facilities. There is no way of sugar-coating it. Cities lost big. Not only did they lose the additional income from small cells on city-owned infrastructure, but they also lost the ability to dictate requirements for how and where small cells are deployed. They have no means of ensuring that all citizens benefit from 5G.

http://bit.ly/2DqChmz
Crypto Analyst Predict Bitcoin Price to Touch $1,800
Having used CRUX (and ReviewBoard prior to it), I'm honestly surprised it's considered an okay solution? Maybe 10 years ago it was fine, but the productivity it zaps and bad habits it encourages are a staggering waste of developer time. GitHub/GitLab is light years ahead, to the point where even small shops (can) have better code review process IMO. (Gerrit is decent, too, but the weak UI and interesting process cancels out other advantages is has over GitHub/GitLab.)
Well for starters, he hasn't banned people on the basis of their religion, but from the state they come from.

I would imagine the purpose would be the same as when Obama implemented a similar ban - prevent terrorism.
Here's one with 8 keywords:

abstract class A
{
internal protected abstract ref int X();
}

class B : A
{
unsafe extern internal protected override sealed ref int X();
}
My wife and I were watching Boardwalk Empire, when in one scene one of the children contracted polio and became permanently paralyzed. My wife was in tears and turned to me to ask how we can make sure the kids don't get it. "Luckily, the kids are vaccinated against that. It's one of the very first shots they get."

Little things like that educate parents. Most of these traumas have disappeared from movies and TVs because we've most eliminated them.
Red seems deeply underappreciated in my view. Any thoughts on why?
Improving your unit tests with help from the X-Men
The curriculum doesn't have to be a problem, if the teacher wants to bias the lesson. For example looking back at it my history teacher, whom on the whole was one of my favorite teachers, was super pro-Israel. However I didn't realize this until years later and as result I was probably in my mid 20s before I started to get even a slightly nuanced picture of the whole situation in the Middle East.

Now there was nothing in the curriculum that said "Students must learn that Israel can do no wrong" it was just the way he chose to bias his presentation.
My disabled son – ‘the nobleman, the philanderer, the detective’
5G Unplugged – Serge Willenegger – Medium
It's not necessarily about how they recorded it, but about how they obtained it.

At this point of the investigation (which is preliminary), "we don't agree to be searched" is legally a valid reason to oppose. If the investigation becomes official, it will be led by a judge and then it will be another matter.

The issue is that sources are to be protected, for freedom of press. "We are journalists" is a very valid reason in that regard.
having the work and proof of creation before the other work was published or put online would be proof for a court case however.
I'm pretty sure none of V will deliver on its promises. Wouldn't be surprised if nothing came out of the announcement at all. Author seems to have a history of big claims and vanishing shortly after. Also details on implementation specifics here in the comments don't make him sound like someone who has an idea of the internals of a compiler or programming languages.
Hut Sauce?
I was in a hotel room a while ago which had some seriously flickering LED lights, just everywhere; moving around you could definitely see it. Wasn't pleasant.
I wrote an "online textbook" called "Computer Graphics from scratch" before knowing of Scratchapixel (and their tagline!).

Mine is based on the lectures I gave back in the day when I was teaching CG as a third-year university subject, so it follows a very pragmatic approach because I had to find the "path of least resistance" from zero knowledge to writing a rasteriser and a raytracer, so I had to condense all the material in 16 weeks or so... and that's roughly the number of chapters in the book :) It's also why every chapter builds on top of the previous one, and why there's a visible result at the end of each.

http://www.gabrielgambetta.com/computer-graphics-from-scratc...
iCloud is not available on every single OS.
Its only dead because people choose to give up. If we don't fight it at every turn, we will keep on living in this dystopian future. The government will never step in to protect you as they want as much of this information as possible. We have already seen how politicians try to abuse any possible thing they can to get more power and/or win elections.

We need the engineers in the these companies to join the fight, refuse to install or add these features. If that impossible because there are many people who don't see this as a corrupt practice, then we need others to step up and help block and expose it.

Please don't give up on privacy or freedoms, that just dooms us more.
Software Tsunami, Perforce Acquires Rogue Wave
When authors use their "friends" as rhetorical punching bags, I tend to tune out.

"Look at how enlightened I am, compared to these oafs who I supposedly like, who definitely exist and who also appreciate my bad-mouthing them!"

I'm no fan of SF or the Bay Area but this article is vacuous.
The .eu rules aren't changing though, they are quite clear and have been since they started.

Brexit is all about a minority taking away other peoples rights. Blaming the EU for this is disingenuous at best
Yes, it's called dynamic scoping, and for a long time it wasn't believed that the other option (what we call lexical scoping today) could even be implemented efficiently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scope_(computer_science)#Dynam...
Milk is for infants anyway, whichever species.
Sweden does this. You can either go to university and get a Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree in 3-5 years or go to vocational school and get a programming diploma in 1-2 years.
CRISPR babies: a view from the centre of the storm
I really don't understand why the operational tempo is so high given that it is peacetime?? Surely some "missions" can be sacrificed as the Navy was clearly not coping. It sounds to me like one possibility is that senior "leaders" wanted to keep increasing the tempo to make themselves look better on paper..?
Osaka.rs – Rust async without the noise
Litecoin Foundation and Beam Cooperation Announcement
No. Don't hide behind words like "respect" and "learn". In your own words, you were not "trying to learn". What you were trying to do was:

"I was trying to get people to click and it worked, at the time of writing this comment it has almost 1k reads on medium which is way more than I was expecting."
Not sure how long it's been there, but found this in Inspectlet's terms of service:

7. Disclosure.
As soon as you begin to use Our Service, You agree to add a disclosure to either Your terms of use, user agreement and/or privacy policy to inform Your end-users and customers of Inspectlet’s access to their Personal Information through Your website, and adding a link to Our Privacy Policy which governs Our use of all such Personal Information accessed by Inspectlet through Your website or through Your use of Our Services.
Create an Open Source WhatsApp Clone
I think there are recommendations on the maximum amount of bugs that can fall into a can of green beans or a bag of potato chips. So per year I've eaten a certain amount of bugs without knowing. Ignorance is probably biss.
You have to be intentionally wasting money to put in a transformer big enough to handle 400Hz, and once you get into the lots of KHz where a supply like that is happy I think your "please don't explode" capacitor on the transformer is enough to prevent flicker.
To add to the chorus, most ML dialects, Forth, Ruby, Self, Smalltalk, Python, Mozart/Oz, D, Julia, Lua; to a significant extent Perl, PHP, Nemerle, Octave, R, Javascript, shell, even venerable old SNOBOL.
On a related note, I see exactly what advertisers someone else has interacted with:
As you do, I use an alias email for my facebook account. I use it for my facebook login and nothing else (although I do receive the email that arrives there).

Now it happens that there's some guy on the other side of the world who has a name similar to mine who keeps erroneously putting down _my alias email_ address as his email for a lot of services (maybe he just sometimes uses the wrong major email provider after the @).

I know A LOT about that guys life based on the countless emails I get instead of him. (loan offers, negotiations for used car sales, church group meeting protocols, what politicians he donates to...)

Turns out, the advertiser info FB has on "me" is actually on him (or >95% at least.)
Perhaps the search trends are more an indication of how often people shoot themselves in the foot with git and have to search for a way to unshoot their feet vs. how seldom that happens with hg.

Or perhaps they're reflecting GitHub's dominance in the forge space and the fact that they only offer git, so a whole lot of people are more-or-less forced to learn something about git, so searches...

Or perhaps they're reflecting something about hg users preferring other search-engines than Google...

Drawing any sort of conclusive correlation between those Google search trends and actual usage or desire to use one or other distributed VCS is a fool's game.
not all abstractions are leaky, many compilers/language grammars enforce the paradigm of local lexical contexts.

Playing a game without accept its self imposed restrictions whose player accepted voluntarily would be lying to oneself.
I imagined someone asked if "sr.ht" was pronounced "sourcehut" and he said "uhhh... Yea!"

Funny to see it came from reddit, thanks.
I was especially impressed and made happy by the absence of Google Analytics script (at least on the one page I checked.)
As a occasional web desiger I think it is entirely possible to make websites that work for the visual impaired by using html the way it was meant to be used and still having a modern design that looks flawless.

I don’t think designers don’t care — most are just not aware. Also: often designers have to do things they aren’t remotely okay with, so even if they are aware it might not be their decision to take.

Contact those with inaccessible websites. They might not change it immidiately, but enough of these contacts and they surely will not forget
Cambridge Analytica VP on how the Trump campaign worked (2017)
Do you really have to?
right, I was doing a project at a big finance bank and whenever we had to groom stories one of the British devs was always upset at the term because grooming was something pedophiles do - I hadn't ever noticed the term in context before but afterwards I did.
For Samsung, there are Knox based options (I recommend adhell3) for host file style blocking that don't require root or vpn.
You can always use LinqOptimizer to improve performance: http://nessos.github.io/LinqOptimizer/index.html
Sure, but this is not an article aimed at those people. Note that geometric progression is also defined later on.
Roadshow Meet NT Robotics and Its Fully Autonomous Indoor Drone
Tell designers the colorblind proof mode in Adobe Illustrator is there for a reason. They might then occasionally turn it on.
On the other hand, being able to unload on your printer with automatic weapons must be immensely cathartic.
Language-wise, assembly and C will allow you to excel at debugging. And debuging will make you earn a lot of money if you're interested, or will help you spending more time on developpement cycles.

For training, i think you should try some easy "security challenge" that exist on the web, especially those based on shell, network and assembly with no stack-protection. They are not usable in the "real world" (well, some shell exploit might still work tbh), but you will learn how to use debugging tools efficiently, as well as reading assembly. If you want to be a devops, those skills are very important imho.
>Despite all that, the workflow was so good that I'd take it over github CRs in a heartbeat.

I have to agree, here, wholeheartedly. Put a bug in that would break the build? No worries, as soon as you kicked-off a CodeFlow, it would start a prod and smoke-test build for you. Everyone could also see those breaks and block the review from completing, until you fixed them in a new iteration.

You would think that, with everyone moving (or having moved) from Source Depot to VSO/Git, CodeFlow would've falled into the deprecated products pile but because it was such a worthwhile utility, teams for entire products carried it forward, rather than relying on GitHub's CRs[1].

[1] - It became more of an amalgamation between the two [Source Depot and Git-basd-VSO] but CodeFlow was your one-stop shop to view it all.
This is the main problem when downvoting articles is not possible.
If I had to speculate, I'd say most likely because there are zero Linux vendors willing to run the gauntlet of a DoD procurement process.
However, what you have just explained is all pretty obvious.

I was just addressing your notion that the investment was "terrible".

To buy Apple's explanation that most of their disappointing quarterly earnings were as a result of Chinese macroeconomic conditions is frankly being generous to them…

But we don't have to "buy" their explanation, because we can just look at numbers. Apple has released their quarterly results, and the iPhone grew in every region except China. Yes, growth has slowed, but this is not a new trend and is not the reason that this quarter has disappointed investors.

until Apple shows that they can successfully increase their service offering

But they have shown that! Service revenue grew by a very healthy 19% last quarter (relative to the same quarter yesteryear).

when I see that apple is increasing credit on trade ins for newer iPhones a few months back. . .I take that as a sign that consumers see little value in upgrading

Why would you look to signs, when you can look at the numbers? There is no reason to speculate when Apple has released the results.

Six Colors has a lot of pretty graphs and numbers if you're interested: https://sixcolors.com/post/2019/01/apples-dramatic-q1-2019-r...
That depends heavily on what the transpiled C looks like, machine-generated code can be pretty human-unreadable. In particular you generally lose all comments, you can end up with autogenerated variable and function names, huge functions with completely unidiomatic C code etc...

For instance here's what the chicken scheme transpiler outputs when told to compile a simple '(print "Hello, world!")': https://gist.github.com/simias/c96408a76eb7288fbd0d975f5dc99...

Good luck maintaining that...
The Raspberry Pi on the ISS probably broadens that hugely.
Wherein a rant is writ from anecdote upon a brief visit to San Francisco by a wealth conservative. His totally real not fake at all friends opine briefly. At length, straw-men are vanquished courageously.
Not using suncreen will also cause cancer, namely skin cancer.
Facebook's data gathering hit by German anti-trust clampdown
With modern factory farming that is true, but older subsistence style farming is different. Cows eat grass and weeds, I however can't eat those. Chickens can be fed scraps and inedible seeds and bugs, I can eat some of that but not all of it and chickens will actively look for their own food if possible requiring little work on my part. Pigs will eat literal shit and rotten food like it was a jelly doughnut.
Sources are not to be protected if they are committing criminal offences.

Let's not be fooled here. Mediapart claims they are targeted for political reason but they are conducting a political campaign themselves.
Edwy Plenel (Mediapart's boss) started his career at the French's Revolutionary Communist League's weekly newspaper...

But I agree that it was rather foolish to demand to search their office without a warrant.
It's available on Windows (though, it's not great because it uses the wrong tools on this platform), macOS, and iOS, which is a sizable portion of the market.
I would say pest control, plumbers and locksmiths are skilled professional craftsmen who command a high market rate for their labour. I don't consider those "service" jobs.

At any rate, yes, the tipping system is stupid, but you're not taking a bold stand against it by stiffing some poor chumps making less than minimum wage.
Interested how you pulled that one off, since .ht domains are supposedly constrained by the DNA to have at least 3 characters (3 - 63 chars).
A just culture guide
I only strayed from pre-made webpack configs once.
A programming language is a translation scheme. If you know your scheme upfront, it's trivial to translate. C-like languages are easier to translate to binaries because well, C is glorified assembly. The analysis parts may take longer, but when you start writing a language you don't need to do much analysis, especially when writing a C-like language. Parsing can be automated, and given a clean grammar like Go's it's trivial to parse
You should contact those advertisers and ask what where they got your info from. It's about time that the backlash hits all those advertisers who'll happily use what facebook has to offer, and not only fb themselves.
Just Launched Product Reviews Site – YourWideGuide
It's not so much a problem as simply the cost of doing proper science, and just because you make a small study you don't have to make it cheaply (though you probably are if you're an academic).
> Does it really even matter if you're sending them your credit card details anyway?

But are you sending them this info? I thought a lot of sites used third-party payment processors precisely in order not to handle this data themselves (and be liable for mishandling).
There are almost no crops that are totally free from bugs, coffee has extra stages of sitting and drying too which would do it no favors either. It's just not enough to worry about, just like the shit you inhale when you smell a fart.
Raspberry Pi Opens First High Street Store in Cambridge
Everyone says they're irreplaceable right up until an algorithm takes their job.
A Letter to Steven Pinker about Global Poverty
And sometimes I can do fine with no wrapper at all. Not only there's a lot of JVM code available, but interfacing with it is pretty quick, straightforward and smooth compared to wrapping C (or, god forbid, C++) from any Scheme I tried. I found that's very important. You can have lots of code theoretically available for wrapping, but there's more of an impedance mismatch between C and Scheme (think continuations/TCO, garbage collection, type conversion, and the fact that some tools in Racket/Scheme ecosystems will be blind to what happens in C land) so in practice it's a lot more work.
No. It matches iOS without the developer switch. iOS never use randomized MAC address when joining network.

Using randomized MAC address per SSID may break some well-established authentication scheme base on client MAC address. And it is not marginally stronger than only randomize when scanning, because the randomized MAC address is pinned to ESSID instead of BSSID.
I'd just like to throw C#m into the mix!
My milk adapted genes disagree. If I wasn't suppose to eat it my ancestors wouldn't have adapted/evolved the ability to eat an unlimited amount of dairy without a problem.
No GC, no reference counting, no manual memory management... Hmmm.... Not everything can be managed by RAII/SBRM... Let say I have a function which loads a complex document (like spreadsheet), does some changes, saves the document and then exits. Who will dispose this complex, dynamic document from the memory? This is the CORE question! If there is a no GC, no RC, no manual management solution to this, then I AM REALLY INTERESTED to know about it...
Be: From Concept to Near Death
Haskell:

case x of _ -> True

is a valid expression of type boolean for all values of `x`.

if b then True else False

is a valid expression if `b` is a boolean.

These can be nested recursively infinitely, but that's not very interesting, so let's move on.

let x = z in y

this is another valid expression for any y and z values.

do e

this is a valid expression if e is a type that implements the Monad typeclass.

Basically every other keyword is for type declarations or module importing, and those both aren't expressions, and seem much harder.

So, my final expression is:

let x = x in do case if let x = x in True then False else False of _ -> return False

where `in do case if let` is my longest expression.
Try pouring panther piss all over it.
Facebook's statement is... interesting.

> The Bundeskartellamt underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany

Which competition? The only viable social network in Germany that came close to Facebook was Lokalisten, which shuttered finally in 2016.
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I don't think it was, for one thing because they mentioned that in internal testing it seemed to be equal strength and for another if you watch the game it's not some like slightly weaker strength- it's fundamentally not understanding things like how to deal with drops, shields.
> Pre-Github, projects would need to fire-up their own Bugzilla or Fogbugz instances, set-up all the project tracking criteria (areas, iterations, severity, etc).

So a ready-made setup at an existing service open to multiple projects would work. I guess that's what Sourceforge was.
Don't look now as they're having trouble with dropping offline ...
An important question here are whether we're talking about immutable genetic encoding vs genetic expression (sometimes more controversially known as "epigenetics"), which is mutable via environmental stimuli, experiences, beliefs, traumas, cultural influences, etc.

The follow-up question to that is the extent to which one's epigenetic state at birth is determined during gestation and influenced by the mother's beliefs and experiences (as well as the father's indirectly via the mother).

This would explain why some correlations are found in twin study results, but also why those correlations are never close to 100%.

It would also explain the study results that suggest inheritance of patterns like trauma/anxiety e.g., in descendants of holocaust survivors.

I'm fully aware this area is nascent and yet to be deeply researched, but hypotheses exist that are plausible and potentially explanatory of phenomena that are otherwise still unexplained.