skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are other ways of estimating the AoA. If you know the airspeed and the load factor, you can back out AoA to a reasonable accuracy. That's less precise than a dedicated sensor, but it should be good enough to tell which sensor is the good one if they diverge.
If you mean MGS4, it doesn't run. It uses a ps3 feature which no other game uses, so it hasn't been prioritized.

Or if you meant TLOU, 12fps on a very high end system, give it more time.
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To be honest, i think $3k per month is already pretty generous, considering the amount of work the lead dev does. I followed the project closely couple of years ago and even back then it obvious for anyone who studied the codebase, that nekotekina lost all enthusiasm about the project a long time ago.

They should consider switching to per-task payment model, so maybe some other talented people can participate, because nowadays devs supported by that patreon page do just enough work to put at least something in the monthly changelog.
I'm saying the video was readily available as "news".

I don't care how it's dealt with, but I prefer it not to be a part of my regular online diet.
Sometimes when I'm working on a problem I'll put my head down and relax, breath deep, and try to get myself to nap. At the same time I think about the problem. I often find a solution that way, something about the semi-conscious brain storming works well that way. And when it doesn't, at least I had a relaxing nap :)
Also check here:

https://rpcs3.net/compatibility
That is not true. Maybe except for the stations' names. Ten years ago you couldn hardly find any English on the streets. Tokyo 2020 changed a lot.
> Is there an equivalent concept to a zaibatsu in a republic or democracy?

No, because zaibatsu are, as you hint, derived by a powerful government that meddles into economic affairs to allow such things to occur.
It's already released, as of a few weeks ago.
Which is explicitly mentioned in the developer documentation to not to do.
Wait what? Aren’t there consumer credit laws that offer the protection you need?
2 lead devs now (kd-11) and they're making amazing progress every month.
The future is now https://medium.com/@RiotChat/the-big-1-0-68fa7c6050be
what?! I was responding to your post saying it wasn't propaganda!

explain yourself!
Frankly if one can't empathise with the horror of a roomful of people being massacred with a rifle purely on plain language description of the event, and instead need the full motion video, in my view such a person is perilously close to lacking any human empathy at all.
Powertop doesn't show any wattage numbers for me. I looked at gnome-power-statistics and saw that my laptop idles around 9 watts. That's all power consumption including the screen.

This afternoon I upgraded my kernel from 4.15 to 4.18. Then I removed the r8168 module that I'd tried to use to reduce power consumption. Using the open source r8169 module got me PC7 states. Now my X210 idles at 5 watts. I'm guessing I could go lower if I tweaked more, but this is a huge improvement in battery life. I'm glad I took the time to look into it.

I've gotten battery consumption figures as high as 30 watts when running something like `./minerd --benchmark --threads=8`. Intel claims the i7-8550U has a 15W TDP, but it can easily go above that if it has enough cooling.
Ask HN: Is Someone Hijacking Google Images?
I was looking for ideas on how to build a simple network analyzer to test antennas, filters etc. so I typed "network analyzer schematic" (without quotes) on Google Images and it apparently returned some results I was expecting, but clicking on a lot of results from the first page opened some subscription only websites with suspicious names nagging me to create an account to see the actual images, some of which I'm 100% sure I already have seen on their original authors websites.
Those websites are clearly made by the same entity, and to me it appears they're essentially hijacking Google Images results for their profit.
Here are some of those results; many more on the 1st page. I had a hard time finding something that returned an actual loadable image or an article without asking for subscription.
Note that they all return URLs containing "spectrum analyzer schematic" although I searched for "network analyzer schematic".

http://yyrfm.microdeo.de/spectrum_analyser_circuit_diagram.php

https://4.twizer.co/rf-spectrum-analyzer-schematic.html

http://5.6.gvapor.nl/rf_spectrum_analyzer_schematic.php

http://18.10.ulrich-temme.de/spectrum_analyzer_schematic_symbols.php

http://4.3.beckman-vitamin-d.de/vcr_tuner_based_rf_spectrum_analyzer_schematic.php

http://18.10.ulrich-temme.de/spectrum_analyzer_schematic_symbols.php

http://2.4.wohnungzumieten.de/gbppr_1_ghz_spectrum_analyzer_second_local_oscillator_schematic.php

http://5.6.gvapor.nl/rf_spectrum_analyzer_schematic.php

http://13.1.starpartybus.com/lm3915_spectrum_analyzer_schematic.php

Edit: it appears those pages are being slowly buried by legit results, but some of them still surface although much deeper.

Examples:

http://3.17.tierarztpraxis-ruffy.de/pna_x_block_diagram.php

http://10.10.artatec-automobile.de/block_diagram_power_antenna_wire.php

http://9.20.wohnungzumieten.de/logic_probe_with_sound_circuit_schematic.php

7.12.gvapor.nl/dds_function_generator_mcu_schematic.php

Note that I searched for the same exact phrase as above.
I'm going to choose the dynamic one.

It's a risk and reward. You're giving away seconds or so on every line, for what might take a little debugging if one is encountered.

I'd rather get the code written and the problem solved than make converting a string into a date the problem to be solved. There are plenty of problems figuring out if something is a date or not, but it's worth it.
The average human lifetime has more than doubled in the past few hundred years.
This is the critical distinction. I think a lot of people see Sketch and think "so, a cheaper Adobe Illustrator?" But it's how Sketch utilizes nested symbols and libraries that makes it a qualitatively different kind of application from other vector apps.

I love that you used the term DRY to describe the design process Sketch enables - it never occurred to me, but it's exactly the same principle. Going back to Illustrator or Photoshop after Sketch is the UI design equivalent of copying and pasting the same code block over and over instead of writing a function or a class.
Oh awesome, thanks man.
I use many keyboard shortcuts, but I prefer natural usage, such as arrow keys for one symbol / line navigation and PgUp / PgDn for page navigation. The home row issue doesn't really bother me. Heavy focus on home row that forces such kind of shortcuts seems a bit extreme for me personally.
If I open my browser, pop on to twitter, and the video is right there waiting under the top trending topic ... it might as well be Time Square.
It might be worth learning the readline keybindings. They are supported rather ubiquitously in all terminal shells (including REPLs and SQL prompts and such). If you use MacOS they are supported across the entire OS.

You can also adopt these keybindings inside vim with the tpope/vim-rsi plugin. This approach has been quite effective in my experience.

http://readline.kablamo.org/emacs.html
Domino's "Paving For Pizza":https://www.eater.com/2018/9/7/17831586/dominos-potholes-pav...
Sorry but Sketch still feels like an upstart.

So many little things - selection into layers, resizing groups, etc. etc. - all of it feels 'off'.

Illustrator, I think is plain superior it's just considerably more expensive.

Given that Sketch has not changed that much in the last few years, I can't fathom what's going on.

And the lack of Windows support ...
Tell us in the readme if you make it public. You gotta think, who is reading this? That goes beyond documentation to code itself and any communication you do.
Sure. I find Unix layout useful, though it's hard to find such keyboards, besides may be Sun Type 7 these days, which are already out of production as well and have become a rarity.
It took multiple people to conceive OOP.

Alan kay was the dreamer, the academic that conceived it. But it took other people to materialize it into something practical.

Those people had different skills than Alan Kay, and they used languages derived by C,like ObjC, java or C++,the C world, which by the way Alan hates with passion.

The C word was much more practical for companies than the Lisp world, you could generate executables that are static(can not modify themselves like Lisp can) and can be sold as a product. They are easier to audit and at the time hundreds of times more efficient(Academics just did not care about efficiency at all like the people who had to actually buy their own machines).

In the end OOP became different to what Alan envisioned, which is a great thing by the way.
I know an urban farmer here in Saint Petersburg, Florida. He’s been doing it for about 3 years now but I think the answer is it’s too soon to tell.
Tires, and a powerplant are two different domains. There's lots more at play with structure & what other parts can withstand. Resonance, materials, & aerodynamics all play a factor in the design process. Combine it with flying through the air in a seat instead of the ground, makes it all even more a factor.

Ever see Mazda Miatas with a Chevy LS motor? Kits are sold to adapt, especially now everything is drive by wire / software.
So click "hide" and carry on.

Or Twitter can implement a "do not autoplay sensitive content" feature.
"All mail clients suck. This one just sucks less."

http://www.mutt.org
Reminds me of this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13940014

(I believe that the 13% CPU nentioned there is a rounded-up 12.5% of the whole CPU, or in other words a full 100% of one of 8 hyperthreads.)
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China is paying big bucks right now for timber and buys more European wood since the trade conflict with the US.
There are forests to protect.
Most big companies no longer believe in training but selecting. This is popularized in “strengths based” training sold by a handful of consultants.
> tech is absurdly high on the meritocratic scale.

While I generally agree with this, I think the reason is that success is mainly determined by how much customers like something. It's certainly not due to a lack of folks waiting around to try to take advantage of founders at every conceivable opportunity.

And with respect to VC firms, most don't even list their email addresses on their websites, and of the ones who do a lot of them openly brag about deleting every single email that doesn't come with an introduction. Many won't even tell you what industries or stage they focus on.

If venture capitalists are tired of getting shit on in the media in a way that dentists or accountants or whatever aren't, then maybe they should exhibit the same baseline professionalism as is expected in every other industry.
It's just simpler and cheaper.

It's kind of a simpler Illustrator but you run into limitations quickly.

It's great for UI mockups, quick things etc..

80% of design work I think is 'sketching' 'conceptual' - you don't need a full suite for that.

It's accessible to the long tail of folks who don't need to go for a bigger solution.
There's a fun interview I ran across recently with Gary Lachman (a.k.a. Gary Valentine, early bass player for Blondie!) who knows a ton about this stuff. Though he's strongly biased in favour of Ouspensky against Gurdjieff. Pretty entertaining though, for anyone who likes esoterica about esoterica.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgurBMfwQw4
> with celebrities, which happen to be cause public outrage later in their career,

That's the funny thing about Japan. Regarding outrage and celebrities. I have seen that over and over in the past 10 years, it goes like that (not talking about manholes here):

- Celebrity X is super popular and well loved

- Celebrity X gets into trouble for something that is frowned upon in society.

- Mass media rush to eat Celebrity X alive and paint them as a horrible person.

- Celebrity X will do public apologies on TV.

- Suddenly all media ties/advertising ties with Celebrity X are severed. In fact, you won't see or hear about Celebrity X for quite a while (usually a couple of years).

- Then, without any prior notice, suddenly you will see Celebrity X coming back on a talking show at some point, "just to test the waters".

- Celebrity X becomes accepted again, just because time has passed.

It's... largely nonsensical.

Note: exception for drugs. People who have done drugs are usually burned forever. For example, the famous band "Dreams Come True" used to have 3 members, and one of them was arrested for drugs at some point, and since then the band continued with 2 members only, and all material they show about "the past of Dreams Come True" is carefully edited to remove any memory of that person. It's like he had never existed. Astonishing.
AWS already have ElasticBeanstalk which is a Heroku alternative. However, if you decide to build your infrastructure manually, use Terraform.
You may want to keep an eye on https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol and https://github.com/w0rp/ale.

Any editor that supports it will have very very high quality auto complete and other IDE-like benefits like jumping to definitions.

It's still in its early stages but it's shaping up to be a game changer if you want those features.
What you or the video player is doing is not in itself illegal. The "illegal" part, if you want to use that terminology, is the purchasing and/or possession of an illegal copy of copyrighted material. The fact of copyright infringement doesn't magically emerge through the process of playing it.

There are not—as far as I'm aware—any laws against watching copyright infringing materials; intentional possession is the entirety of crime.
What about the fact the he wanted the video viewed and his crap to be read? Not participating in something he wants is (another) motivation for avoiding his creations.
I've changed my mind jimjimjim. I accept the argument that it is propaganda.

But to me, it's utility as documentation of a tragedy outweighs it's utility as propaganda.
> Realistically you don't have the choice between hypothetical buffet languages A and B, you have a choice between Java or C# and Python or Javascript and maybe a handful others. Those are the type systems you will have to deal with, most likely.

> I'm sure the type inference in Haskell (or similar) is fantastic but virtually nobody uses those languages so those benefits are purely theoretical for most programmers.

I think this argument would hold more water if the dynamic language under discussion wasn't Smalltalk...
tractor feed use the tearable holed paper to feed and might or might not be dot matrix, which is how ink gets transferred to paper, you can still find tractor feed lasers around
Quite the contrary: Everything should be data. Even the lines of code. The values of variables and constants.

We can't have AI if we can't rewrite the code. It's super hard to rewrite 1's and 0's, but if our lines of code are the data, then all we need to do is update a row in a database to rewrite the program.

We can automate this. Even now our code is data. We could automate a program to upload a new source code file to github and then redeploy ourselves to the appropriate nodes.
I think anyone who seeks out - or worse, redistributes - this video, is complicit in furthering the propagandistic aims of the attacker.
out of curiosity, which authors would you consider of questionably legitimacy?
Pocari Sweat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pocari_Sweat
> Other developers will simply assume the previous developer was an idiot and bash in the fix.

I think it’s worth avoiding working in teams with devs that do that. It’s a nightmare.

The only excuse is an inexperienced dev, and this should be picked up during code review and they are told why it’s a bad idea to chuck in fixes without considering surrounding code.
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No, that one has stupid large bezels. You don’t get much for the thickness.
As a slight aside from the premise of the article, I was reminded of a story my friend once told me. He is a policeman, and works with the Water Police department in our town.

One day, they got a call from some dirt bikers who were riding in the mangroves beaches across the bay that they had found two skeletons partially buried in the mud. As per standard procedures, a police patrol was dispatched to investigate (which included my friend), and also as per SOP, because the area was a known ancient Aboriginal burial ground, they took an anthropologist out with them as part of the investigative team.

When they got to the site and were approaching the two semi exposed skeletons, the anthropologist said (while still a few feet away from them) "Oh, these pre date local colonial settlement and are probably over a hundred years old".

My policeman friend was curious, and asked her how she could tell even from afar that these were not more current remains, and she said "It's the teeth. There is absolutely no sign of decay caused by sugars in modern diets".

He (and I) never realised the extent of damage done to our teeth by what we eat today.
You have independently discovered a phenomenon that is known as the normalization of deviance. It has been seen in many engineering failures, such as both Space Shuttle crashes, the Deepwater Horizon explosion, etc.

https://flightsafety.org/asw-article/normalization-of-devian...
carb heavy diets
Reminds me of "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others"
Sometimes happens to me with an OLED phone but not with any other kind of display.
Romania's GDP has doubled since 2000.

It used to be very low in the 90's when it fell from numbers comparable to today's, but the old ones were based on fake, communist numbers.

We were very poor until 1945, close to Third World poor, we still had famines until then. Then the communists helped us industrialize a bit, but then refused the Marshall Plan.

Then from 1963 to 1989 we had a Kim/Mao wannabe dictator building heavy industry and paying external debts while people were starving.

We also sold - literally - our German and Jewish communities to their home countries. About 1 million people out of 23 at the time.

So a combo of uneducated populace, Soviet control, communists headhunting elites (again, literally). We're trying to build something now but these things take decades if not centuries.
I 100% disagree with you. There are not many influential people doing what ge is doing in twitter. I would rather see him post on twitter and reach out to more people than release articles that only few read.
I do this too, just to find stuff to dive into in the first 10 mins. The worst was when somebody’s github was full of tutorial projects that were done in 2-4 hours a piece by following detailed instructions.
I’ll go even further. Don’t put any language, framework, technology on your resume that you don’t want to talk about or that you don’t want to do.

I took C and C++ off of my resume years ago even though I did both for 12 years and I still know all of the ends and outs of C. There is going to be that one old geek (I’m 45) who wants to ask me some obscure question just to prove how smart he is. I definitely leave PHP and Perl off. I don’t want to show up on recruiters search results looking for WordPress developers (I never did WP).

I want to keep the conversation and the interview focused.
We can blame management but sometimes the developer just doesn’t give a f* or it doesn’t fit their agenda. I guess both are ultimately management issues, but it’s a shared responsibility.
Here is a survey:
https://alexpolozov.com/blog/program-synthesis-2018/
Hold on why would anyone not be a fan of GG. Do you know anything that I should as well?
I find it hard to believe they put a 2TB m.2 ssd and 32GB of ram in it for $1200. Surely that was added on top of the $1200 base price, which makes this much less attractive than it sounds.
As a user, Yes. As a publisher no.
Why do you think the reaction would be any different from any violent action movie? If you don’t know the context, you also don’t know that those people actually died.
You also might get a better return for your time on TD than HN.
Will give this a try, thanks. Do you use any other techniques?
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I don’t have numbers. But this article https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2018-10-1... says the PC market is driven by business PCs, both globally, US, and EMEA.
Thanks for recommending that! It was a great podcast and I'm excited to listen to some of the others because this is the first I've heard of Invest Like The Best.
Look at functional orthodontics.

http://www.aafo.org
What does he think is going to happen when the robots take over?
Never heard about the laptop. But general rule is - not yours don't touch. Except for a bike and umbrellas. I know people who lost wallet, phone, I lost phone twice and few smaller things, ex. new pair of shoes in the train... Always returned or ready for me to pickup. Leaving your personal belongings on the table in crowded café is a norm. After some time you don't even get a thrill when loosing something.. "Come on, it's Japan, obviously you'll be able to find it." Unfortunately, coming back to the reality of the West is harsh. Not only WRT safety...
This is why we need desentralized, hard to censor platforms. Or at very least a competing platform that has different stand on the issue.
If it’s “so not true” that it’s “who you know” then you have to use a better anecdotal example.

You literally just said YC took you in and gave you a demo day where they invited everyone. You didn’t do that, YC did. YC takes very few people out of those who apply. So instead of being a counterexample, you just provided a great example. They are a well regarded network and gave you an in to the rest of the networks! Could someone who DIDN’T get into YC achieve the same thing just as easily, getting all those employees and Series A, or would they limp along on angel funding?
I did know the context.
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IIRC he forgot a note one performance and put the sheet music in front of him ever since.

It is easy to imagine forgetting which high or low disconnected note you're supposed to start a passage from on a piece you haven't played recently -- or you have the sense of the feeling of a note but might be off by a fourth.
MySpace lost all music uploaded from 2003 to 2015
Yeah, I wonder why.
So many things about this comment raise so many questions.

1. "winter (low power) necessity" Do you live in some remote cabin where you exist solely off of solar power or something? Sounds fascinating.

2. "I don't have an x86 CPU in here" Do you do all of your development solely off of a Android tablet running Debian in some kind of bizarre franken-ARM-Linux setup?

Very fascinating.
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Thanks for the reference. Sounds like my work life si I have placed an order for it.
kd-11 was fine, the criticisms is mostly directed at "the main dev" nekotekina. Go through the git history of the last 4~ years. It's not amazing or impressive by any stretch of the imagination.