skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I guess that's a good point. The js bazaar is far worse than this. It just feels worse because the C++ revisions change the standard library and the actual language, which feels like there's more to track while the js crap are just frameworks, but at the end of the day, it's still new stuff to keep abreast of.

I'm just happy I actually make/simulate things for a living than worrying about learning new tools I didn't ask anyone for.
Despite having said for years that ARM based macs will be a thing, I no longer think this is the case.

For Apple, it's simply not worth it. They've been conspicuously moving development resource from the mac to iDevices for the last ten years and the mac is increasingly becoming an (actually very good) development platform for the iDevices in question. I mean, c'mon, the big feature for the last release of macOS was a 'dark' skin ... and from the hardware side all we want is a keyboard that doesn't shit itself.

On the other hand the iPhone on it's own is one of the largest businesses on earth, and is under sustained attack by Google/Samsung/Huawei - the latter two of which are prepared to openly 'cheat' by any means possible. Under such circumstances would you throw significant resource at a dying market, ~10% revenue, where Intel are quite prepared to do the majority of the heavy lifting for you?
Interesting use case !
I think model driven engineering deserved to be treated better nowadays. For people against DSL, just try to play with Ecore (Eclipse) and Xtext, you will be amazed by the speed of conception, and by the powerful reusability of your model.
DSL is just the tip part of the iceberg, the concept of meta-model for example is a very interesting to study.
You should hold it against them because veganism ( and to a lesser degree vegetarianism ) is morally wrong as it the most environmentally destructive and the most unnatural healthy diet. Veganism is the worst diet you can choose for your health, the health of the environment and causes the harm to animals ( mostly small mammals, insects and worms ).

You can see the absurdity of veganism as they proudly support locally sourced organic food but their diet makes "locally sourced organic food" an impossibility. A vegan anywhere on earth will die without importing avocados, all kinds of seeds, vegetation, etc from all over the world and still be lacking nutrients and have to resort to lab processed supplements. Real "natural" and "organic".

And omnivore ( a diet of every human society ) can have diet from locally sources. You can have a homestead almost anywhere and as an omnivore survive just from your own homestead. A vegan homestead can't exist anywhere because you can't grow all the necessary vegetation and supplements to survive.

Veganism is one of these great lies that seem "good" on surface but dig a little deeper and people will see what an absurd notion it is.
I’d like to live to be a little older than prehistoric man.
I'm not sure it will work for some tasks at all. Specifically A/V editing may suffer, adobe tools in general likely won't see the light of day, and the day to day software won't be a clean migration most likely.

It could actually be a great opportunity for Adobe to pair with a Linux vendor (IBM, Canonical) to create a first class supported environment, if they have to do the architecture migrations anyway. I also think that Apple should probably create a gui toolkit as an alternative to electron for mac supported apps, or possibly a react native option.

It will be interesting, but if they kill their pro lineup, I don't know they can compete, too many are already using 6-7 year old mac pros, and this will kill hackintosh which is what a lot of pros have gone to.
Apple also doesn't think twice about giving the finger to anyone who actually depends on old hardware, peripherals, or software... or software/peripherals that only begrudgingly update to explicitly support the latest and greatest platforms. These are often the kinds of things with a far longer useful life than the computer itself, and/or things that work fine for their purpose and don't actually need upgrades.

This is one area that Microsoft has generally done far better, though that may not hold true forever.
Canada, specifically British Columbia is looking like the next California for prime farming conditions. We need to be just a bit warmer and tiny bit longer for having long enough summers to have 2 full growing cycles. However I would like anything to reverse global warming.
The DMCA (and copyright in general) is probably not relevant, because every Twitter user grants them essentially a license to do anything with their tweets, including sublicense them and such, so it's probably up to Twitter to revoke that permission if they wish.
For the record it also makes me sick when people apply that same logic in the reverse direction, to humans.
The A12X is a ten billion transistor 10 watt 7nm chip. The Intel chips have fewer transistors, a 10nm or 14nm process, and some of them have a similar power budget.

The A12X is amazing but you cannot have your cake and eat it too.
It’s a great testament to how small our world really is that a team from Ukraine picked Australia’s outdoors to showcase its technology.
Kudos to both the team and the choice of geography.
Almost all serious games are Windows-only native apps, or at least are at launch.

Also, there's always going to be something you need to run that's a Windows-only binary. You may not need to run it frequently, and you might only stumble upon it every few years. It might be a utility to interface with a specific piece of hardware, or some program that performs a very specific and/or niche function. But there will always be something.
> 1998, and even that version was more about documenting what was out there rather than prescriptively designing anything.

That was the original intent, I think, but decision to incorporate the STL caused the standard library to change massively late in the standardization process.

P.J. Plauger wrote a book on the 1995 version of the C++ library, that ended up being massively different than what the standard adopted: https://www.amazon.com/Draft-Standard-Library-P-Plauger/dp/0...
That would mean disabling the ability to use all command line tools not included with the base system. What would Apple gain from doing that? They would certainly alienate a large number of power users in the process.
I don't think the author is saying that she's entitled to compensation for her content. She's saying that if someone is to make money from it she should maybe be first in line, rather than someone who copies it verbatim onto their site filled with ads.
Well you posted YouTube videos...
A life expectancy of 50 doesn’t mean “people only lived into their 50s”. We definitely didn’t just gain the ability to live until 90 in the last 50 years. We’ve been designed that way (by Mother Nature).
Ironic these things go for quite a bit of money now and are sought after by musicians.
There are plenty of global apps for hotels. In theory they could also have been used for houses. So that clearly was not the differentiator
Do vaccines even exist for organisms in the same class as malaria? I've always associated them with viruses.
Adobe is already porting their software to ARM architecture. I imagine opening a billboard sized PSD would be painful, but I could see small little icon assets and making tweaks would be a perfectly valid lightweight activity.

https://www.macworld.com/article/3313881/software/adobe-intr...
Africa doesn't need genetically modified mosquitoes (Ify Aniebo, 2018)
Very compelling reasoning. Using your logic, if I called your comment "trash" would that be appropriate or condescending and unnecessary?
im confused how the author thinks it's ok that 10% of requests to fargate are failing because they don't know how to configure docker / flask?
Looks neat.

If I enter an 'aggressive' timeframe, is it intentional that it assumes I have longer time than shown? (Sydney to Hobart, no waypoints, 4 days - it insists that the minimum time this trip can take is 11 days).

Small UX things - I like to tab between fields, and use keyboard shortcuts for drop-downs - I would like to be able to select '2 tourists' by pressing the number 2. Date-pickers are always horrible - Monday as first day of week would be great, option to text-enter ISO periods ditto.
> ...and neither is OOP? For doing data things I greatly prefer functional programming for ease of understanding how the data flows and gets changed.

OOP support doesn't imply not having support for functional programming. Swift, Scala, and Rust are good examples of languages thst support both.

The parent seems to like julia, but laments that it is missing several features which they have come to appreciate and depend on from Swift. Your response points out that Python and R don't have those features either, which is true, but sometmwhat besides the point of the parent comment.
Recruit is one of the worst domestic companies in Japan. Their services suck, they are badly designed, they are not integrated, they have way too much workforce for the kind of business they are in, I could go on and on. If that's the best that Japan has to offer then the rest of the world is safe.
for linear systems modern control theory is already optimal (?) so given a linear system I'd assume an RL method would just approximate the optimal control method. I think the potential for RL methods is in capturing nonlinearities in actuators like artificial muscle.
Stephen Colbert Connects Chance the Rapper with “Lord of the Rings”
Interesting, I never considered how different the CPUs were (despite implementing very similar ISAs). The G5 was 2x2.0 GHz with OoO, Xenon was 3x3.2 GHz with 2-way SMT and no OoO
Stable release of Pleroma, ActivityPub compatible microblogging server software
That sometimes you have to kill people to stop people from killing people?

Does that mean you disapprove of the allies fighting WW2 germany by killing their soldiers? We should have attempted to use only non lethal weapons? Or should have just let them commit genocide?

(I know, godwin's law, but it's a relevant uncontroversial example here).
The Oscars have always been political and can be "gamed" by savvy studio heads. Remember when Weinstein got Shakespeare in Love to win Best Picture over Saving Private Ryan.

https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Shakespeare-in-Love-win-the-Be...
There's been a trend for Japan to close upon itself in the past 15 years or more already, so going overseas and learning english has become more uncommon than ever. That, and the utter lack of interest to whats happening beyond their borders, is really damaging the future outlooks for Japan.
Once again, we don't have to wonder whether this particular strategy worked. It demonstrably did not. Workers in NY state and at Whole Foods are worse off than they would have been. This is a setback for the effort to unionize Whole Foods.
Guardia-NN: Let's Replace SJWs with Machines
How to Start Investing with Low Income
The link didn't work from my part of the world so I couldn't read it, but the title is self-explanatory, so I'll make a point which you may have already made. Previously constructed languages like Esperanto use vocabulary sampled from European languages only, which I suspect is why they haven't become popular. A new language would need to take words and grammar from non-European languages also, such as Arabic, Swahili, Chinese, Japanese, and Indonesian, in order to be adopted in any meaningful scale.
This is actually an argument for Apple to switch entirely to ARM. If they could consolidate engineers, it could continue to invest in Mac without needing crazy growth numbers to justify it.
I don't think Apple would be nearly as open this time as they've been in the past. It'll probably be nearly as locked down (in terms of load) as the iDevices are. Not only that, but it will put the final nail in the Hackintosh should they deprecate x86 support.
Grey Goo is self-replication which is only optimized to self-replicate without bound, while consuming any and all local resources.
Indeed, Japan consistently ranks dead last in terms of English proficiency among OECD countries. Heck, it’s even last among Asian economies including developing ones.

There’s hardly any i18n for apps/services/portals implemented in Japan barring very few exceptions with minimum and rough execution. The few times I tried to hire Japanese engineering talent, I was shocked by the extreme lack of English aptitude for those out of CS curriculums and we are talking about top universities such as Tokyo University (Todai) and other prestigious institutes of technology. I can’t help but think that Japan will sink deeper into mediocrity if they don’t fix their language problem.
The optional typing seems like the perfect solution to this... skip explicit typing for small scale projects, but make sure you add it for production...
No, the logic that an appropriate solution to a problem is to intentionally eradicate an entire species (at the risk of unintentionally eradicating several more).

That logic makes me sick.

And what makes anyone think that malaria won't find some other vector that's much harder to control?
It's the average age of mortality, clearly you're dealing with the mean or mode here. People lived to be 80, 90,100 but that's only part of average lifespan.

Once you take out infant and childhood mortality you can see that rising over time.
This is basicaly a huge love letter to advance wars. The gameplay of capturing income producing buildings, then making unit types, and the units themselves all map directly to advance wars units.

There are a few key innovations (COs as units on the map, archers can fire and move in the same turn (which are more like rangers from Warbits than artillery because they are infantry), some units have abilities that cost money, units have crit conditions, and the building capture mechanic). But the basic loop is there:
Swordsman are infantry, pikemen are heavy infantry/mech, dogs are recons, knights are tanks, mages are anti air guns, trebuchets are rockets and ballista are missles, etc etc. Terrain bonuses are similar, costs are tweaked, but it plays exactly like advance wars.

And that is a really good thing. Can’t recomend the game enough.
Thank you, yep, we are all on pale blue dot. The plan is to cover 50+ countries, unite them into clusters, partition them into regions. Gathering feedbacks to decide what to do - add countries/clusters/regions or do GUI and usability for one country?
Qemu performance when emulating other cpu arch. is not good.
A lot of fast virtualization we are used to is done by the CPU and is all x86.
I think it would be harder to get comparative performance software emulating x86 on arm.

Pure speculation on my part too.
Alternate style sheets were not uncommon in the early days of CSS. Firefox still supports them, but I don't think Chrome or Safari do anymore.

User style sheets are still supported by Safari, and I think there are extensions for Chrome and Firefox that add support.
Is it possible to create a magnet link for a file you know a SHA-1/256 hash for? It's my understanding that the hash used in magnets is not the same.
There is no such thing as an "ethical vegan". Veganism is unethical by definition.

A vegan eats more animals than a carnivore because every vegan meal is full of insect, rodent, small mammal, worm, etc parts.

A vegan diet causes far more environmental destruction as it requires exotic plants, fruits, etc from the most lush jungles around the world. Look at the human, societal and environmental devastation that just avocados and bananas cause.

And a vegan diet is unnatural because humans cannot naturally survive on it. And no human vegan society has ever existed because a human cannot survive in nature on a vegan diet. If someone took you to a middle of any jungle, prairie, etc, you couldn't survive on your vegan diet.

And a vegan diet cannot be sourced locally anywhere unlike an omnivore ( or even a carnivore ) diet. An omnivore can survive on local sources. A vegan cannot.

And of course vegans require unnatural lab processed supplements to stay alive.

A vegan diet kills the more animals, destroy more of the environment, is the most non-locally sourced and is the most unnatural diet. Not to mention it harms humans who are vegans because they are deprived of nutrients.

If some evil person wanted to create the most unethical diet, they'd create veganism.

The most ethical and humane diet is the omnivore diet. It's the most optimally good for humans, animals, environment, society.
Waa almost zero and then the Republicans discovered they could play games with the debt limit. The US may default due to willful stupidity.
Bill Gates, defying the Climate Barons, tells the ugly truth about renewables
You can vaccinate against some bacteria, but I’ve never heard of a vaccine for a protist although there are ongoing attempts. This rundown is pretty thorough as to why it’s chalenging, and why that challenge is related to the complexity of something like Plasmodium compared to a simple organism like a bacteria or virus.

https://www.nap.edu/read/9027/chapter/6

The malaria parasite has multiple, immunologically distinct developmental stages and effective immune avoidance strategies. Single-antigen and single-stage vaccines have proved disappointing. Multi-antigen, multistage vaccines, which elicit different kinds of immune responses directed toward different antigens, appear more promising. High antibody levels can be effective against sporozoites and blood-stage parasites, but a cytotoxic cell response is needed to attack the critical liver stage, and antibodies are clearly needed to block transmission. Selecting the optimal antigens from among the stages in the parasite's life cycle and devising optimal formulations and delivery systems to elicit the desired immunologic response is a complex and difficult task, one that must be based on scientific knowledge, but will also require empirical testing of multiple potential vaccine products.

Remember that a vaccine needs to produce an immune response that doesn’t lead to cytokine storm or devestating autoimmune response.
Note that the way Github defines contributions is very fuzzy (signing up and opening a ticket is good enough to be considered a contributor). If we were to measure the number of commits or the number of lines of codes contributed I'd wage the picture would be quite different (and probably worse for Japan, but I could be wrong).
I don’t think that this comment is relevant to the article.
Wargroove is on macOS. Steam displays only the Windows icon because the macOS client is still beta-ish, but once you’ve bought it you can install it like normal. Has full cross-platform multiplayer and everything.
Okay fine whatever, every other big employer will be lining up for the same deal or threatening to leave.
I started programming with C, and when I switched to C++, that really just meant using classes and overloading operators. I enjoyed that, especially the latter. Though I'm sure my code was needlessly awkward because of all the things I wasn't aware of and didn't use, in my mind, it was neater than what I could do with C, just as fast or fast enough, so win/win ^^
Seems very clear to me. What is the alternative?
Hey, Japanese companies still require fax for many things, so your statement is absolutely correct :-) Joking aside, yes this is true. Most companies run on Excel.
No JS library will stop that when you can just POST the form directly. Best let the user input as they please and let the server do the rest.
No. You need to match all the metadata in the info part of the torrent file, the final hash is a hash of that info dictionary. The fields you lack are largely name and piece size, but without the original file you cannot create the hash of each correctly sized piece. If you have the constituent file (not just it's sha1) you could eventually get it by trying common piece sizes and knowing its name.

*Edit, I overlooked somethkng.
There is no glory in being in salaryman. I'm not sure where you heard that but salaryman has almost always been a derogatory term.
Which ways?
Thank you for both parts. Neat part: it tries harder to meet duration rather than budget, though it works to meet them both simultaneously. This is exactly the sizzle. Sydney-Hobart is 23-24h of pure driving. If you drive several hours per day it's several days. With few hours per day it's more than a week. With sightseeing it's longer. So 11 days could be exaclty optimal. Possible to tweak curiosity & comfort levels. With Long Day curiosity you will compress the duration.
"Copy and past"...
Another one to check out then is WarBits, which is an excellent advance wars game for iOS.
The DHT performs poorly for unpopular hashes, cold starts and with poorly configured networking. Particularly the last point, an open udp port is required for best results.
Humans give malaria to mosquitoes – we need a vaccine to stop this
> The Big Hack might be true or not

So where is even the evidence that it might be true? Bloomberg did a fluff piece without any data or evidence to support their claims. And worse than anything, they kept their story alive despite all the suspicion raised by other companies. That's pretty bad for a journalistic body.

> folks thought Echelon was a joke

I'm not sure what sources you refer to, but most people at the time thought that something like Echelon was true in some form or another. The main thing that Snowden did is to show evidence of wrongdoing, the extent of the data collection scope, and the complicity of numerous high profile companies.
I’m not a vegan or vegetarian, but your posts on this topic range from persecutorial to bizarre. I can’t believe that you expect anyone reading your posts to be convinced by lists of accusations of evil, equivocation between cockroach bits and cows, or what diet leads to survival stuck “in the middle of any jungle, prairie etc.” there are better ways to make a point that seem less like self-gratification to the exclusion of making a real point.
Wow, horrible! I tried to select a few characters and copy and paste but it didn't copy the part I selected. instead it copied everything.

Also if you tell me the format is 00:00:00 then I'm going to type digit digit colon digit digit colon digit digit but instead you auto inserted the colon which means now my typing and correcting muscle memory is doesn't match. I typed 8 characters so it should take 8 key presses to backspace or 8 characters to go left.

Please don't use these on your site
> we don't have debtors' prisons anymore.

Sadly, the US brought them back: https://www.thenation.com/article/prosecutors-and-judges-hav...
That does sound pretty great. After your studies in culture building, what sort of things do you look for in a company?
Oh I see thanks. So they only break law once get punished and never break it again. Because 0.000000005% of their revenue will teach them a lesson.
I have a 4k monitor, and to me games look much better running in 4k than 1080p or 1440p..

Particularly 1080p just looks like blurry ass, the textures have no detail, objects in the distance are harder to identify--

Even 4k still looks blurry compared to the real world..so I think we need 8k :)
I get her point. But I have zero patience for Twitter. I've tried it. And it's just too fragmented for me to bother with.

The only way I could vaguely make sense of it is through thread-compiling clients. But I never found a good one for Linux. Is there one?

But websites that compile Twitter threads, and then serve them via apps, with ads? That's just fucking insane. I mean, just put the bloody thread compiler on Github ;)
Well, it's about that too.
I may be mis-remembering, but I thought Adobe was re-mangling all their apps to use web tech under the covers?
Maybe you should learn some serious theology rather than a caricature and then you would see what justice has to do with it. I would suggest St. Augustine or St. Thomas Aquinas.
type="number" gives a numeric input keyboard on mobile instead of a full keyboard
Being fair would mean accepting Amazon was going to get the statutory incentives.