skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is irrelevant. Running Android apps is no longer tied to AOSP. Chromebooks run Android apps.

There is an app ecosystem composed of Google Mobile Services and the Play store, today it runs on Android and on ChromeOS, and it seems that it will run on fuchsia too.
The Internet’s Endless Appetite for Death Video
Myths and Facts about Blockchain
You seemed to have left off the second part of the sentence, which you appear to agree with

"No other species points, Novack explained, not even chimpanzees or apes, according to most reports, unless they are raised by people"

edit: I suppose the clause "unless they are raised by people" could be interpreted as pertaining to either "not even chimpanzees or apes", or "No other species", but I don't think it matters.
There is no C++ in the code, it is a native Go library of Google's HighwayHash implementation
Great reading this, I just want to drop a line to say that I have been working to solve precisely this problem -- for gaming but also other applications -- at the root. I have been working on a paper on this, here is the pre-proposal I published a whiled ago: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xWaSB-3VSOMaiyxfjDqTalDC...
-- a lot of progress has been made since and I am looking for funding/grant before moving to publishing the actual paper and moving to implementation.

The root of the issue is that the IP protocol is incomplete, in that is relies on private agreement and ISP servicing that cannot react to a real-time, real-world demand. IPv4 had some attempts at public QoS features that were mostly dropped in IPv6 because people realized it didn't work in practice.

The only way to fix this for real is to merge ISP servicing and peering into a per-packet peer-to-peer network market. This solves a great many issues at the same time and essentially achieves the promise of mesh networking and more.

If you would like to help, please drop me a line: tarik@graphnet.org (sorry no website at the moment).
Not to the datacenters, just to the POPs or edge nodes, after that, it is all private networks. And, afaik, the distance to the closest pop or edge node is a small share of the total distance to the datacenters.
This whole time I've been worried about Belt & Road, South China Sea militarization, and tech IP theft - who knew that the secret to China's world domination would be through the lip syncing aspirations of our pre-teens!
And the license is...?
Visa is already a "big entity"

I think the big indicator will be if payment overhead goes down with increased competition.
Yeah, I don't think that taking policy advice from movie quotes is a good idea...
Infrastructure developers and web developers are worlds apart. We're all branded "programmers", but we couldn't know less about each other.

Moving from big data centers in Texas to small startups in San Francisco was, plainly, culture shock. Seeing Kube documentation not work in mobile, if anything, makes more sense than the alternative.

We're still in the stone ages. I can tune you one hell of a MySQL installation, but I would almost certainly also mess up making a page mobile-friendly. Half the people critiquing K8s right now don't know what OpenStack is, and half the people leading successful software startups aren't comfortable with sh. It's all madness, and on the other hand - is K8s documentation on mobile actually important?

Forgive the tangent. What knowledge is and isn't applicable, and when, is endlessly fascinating to me.
Redux's initial release was 2 years after React...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redux_(JavaScript_library)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/React_(JavaScript_library)

Perhaps you're talking about the Flux architecture? Not the same thing. Care to share the video you mentioned?
It’s not that important to them I think.

It’s a great senior engineer retention project though.
Good thing incentivizing walking, biking, and transit line up with removing negative externalities:

https://www.thediscourse.ca/scarborough/full-cost-commute
The majority of what you said is true of renting also.
Statistically Rigorous Java Performance Evaluation [pdf]
Morgan Freeman Converts His 124-Acre Ranch into a Giant Bee Sanctuary
He also had a lever action rifle although I don't know if he used it
Good point - we're still in the process of migrating to >= 1.17. The gRPC connection and client stub should still translate (few semantic updates).

```

channel = grpc.insecure_channel('0.0.0.0:9000')

stub = PredictionServiceStub(channel)

```

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Yes, I see now, you could use that as the start of a book.
You lay out a reasonable position where it might work. I salute you. That sounds reasonable and I could see that it might work. If it was cheap enough, anyone could get a prescription, treatment was also available, then it would drive down the price so much that there would be little incentive to use the illegal stuff. Sell controllable amounts, that is better than random death, plus random overdose.
That might be true, but what people actually want may not be the same as the most proximate cause of what they want. For instance, if all carbon emissions were required to be carbon-neutral, then carbon emission on its own isn’t so bad. If the cost of every gallon of gas includes the cost of sequestering the same amount of carbon that the gas will emit, then who really cares how much gas is burned?
> What I'm asking is if we as a public really want our payment processors to be making these moral judgements?

Apparently we do, otherwise they wouldn’t be doing it.
McDonald's Corp to Buy Dynamic Yield Ltd
FWIW I may have just signed up at the right time, but both my Facebook and Snapchat are tied to my GV number and I've never had any issues.
Keights[1] has a snapshot version available for running 1.14.0 in AWS, in case you can't wait for EKS :).

1. https://github.com/cloudboss/keights
rationale: check out the result of Portugal decriminalizing all drugs in 2001: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2017/dec/05/portugals-radic...
How does WebRTC connect people?
What the heck is he trying to say? It's like something would say if they were on drugs. I can't make anything out of it.
heat death is also inevitable.

the mean time before ruin is also important
Aren't commercial leases typically of much longer terms than residential leases and less convertible than homeownership?
It's more like someone says they'll drive you somewhere, but when you get in the car you can't see them in the driver seat but they say it's just a bug in the car due to heavy server load. Then 3 years later they reveal they show up and get in the car.
Great job Dinesh.
Yeah, UIKit and SpriteKit will never come to other platforms. They constitute part of iOS' and macOS' competitive advantage.

Swift's progress also has little to bear on that front as UIKit and SpriteKit are written in C, Objective-C, and C++; their use in Swift depends on Apple's Objective-C runtime which is not released as part of the non-macOS/iOS port of Swift for Linux.
Ball with Feet – A Tribute
Yeah, the project is basically a React app that implements the plumbing for the editor vs preview panes, file selection, and the drag-n-drop file handler.

Nothing wrong with that, but a project named "md2pdf" juxtaposed with onClick={window.print} is unexpected.
I learned to touch type at the ripe old age of 29. Was it worth it?
The Great Irish Famine is less about potato blight and more about an economic system that saw the majority of crops grown during famine exported for profit, while those who tilled the soil were forced to rely on a single monoculture crop to sustain themselves (the potato).
A failed ICO is trying to flog itself on eBay
I think you nailed it when you mentioned how it is a risk/reward type of play. Senior devs are expensive and if you are willing to gamble there is a chance you can get a really solid dev for way below market price. However you have to be pretty sure that your hiring process is solid. Most companies think they are good at hiring and thus are willing to gamble. The reality is probably that they end up breaking even when they do a mediocre hire, train them for 12-24 months, and they end up finding a new position.
Mood Boards shouldn't be hard to create
Countdown until someone adds JavaScript support (~ Atwood's law)
> - Cashback is generally lower here because interchange fees are regulated/capped to 0.3% for personal credit cards and 0.2% for personal debit cards. Offers of 2% cashback simply won't work outside the US so I'll be curious to see how (if?) they try and expand this globally.

How does that work for US-based cards used outside of the US? I definitely don't lose my rebate while in other countries.
Hey there. Brandon here from prsnt. We're a small, but determined group that believes simplicity and aesthetics can live in complete harmony. Thus, we created a FREE online mood board tool that makes it easy, fun & simple for anyone to produce beautiful mood boards. If you have a moment love to hear your thoughts. Just head over to https://prsnt.app/

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Having for the most part avoided the computer science department during my earth science education, this is helpful.

I have sort of an intrinsic idea of what's going on -- self-joins can easily compare a data set with every other member of the data set, and hit O(N²). And that if your N is 5, the DB will probably going spend more time parsing SQL than executing your query, so no point in optimizing. So I don't understand or care about what the definition is, but it's useful tool to think about how slow your code can be.
> the point of using swift is to be faster than Python

There are plenty of other compelling reasons to prefer Swift over Python such as its type system or its easy, somewhat native, integration with existing Swift, Objective-C, and C frameworks available for macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

Speed isn't the only driver, and I'm sure not it's not "the [only] point".
You're right. Not sure what I was thinking when I wrote that.

But the rest stands, you're not going to be able to source that work. We already have seen how moderation ends up being done because it's essentially awful work prone to abuse. This is why Americans like to pretend it's done by algorithms while it's actually done by people in Filipino cybercafes.

And it's not even remotely clear to me that that'll do better than Apple does with more trained staff.
This is the same exact thing that happened to Dinesh and PiperChat on Silicon Valley...
I don't think we're disagreeing on anything quite yet - if gas included the cost to offset all externalities from burning (not just carbon cost), but nox, ecological damage from drilling, transportation impact, sequestering airborne carbon near where it's burned, we'd probably be fine.

But gas isn't priced that way, because we don't do all of the above to offset its effect on our cities and the environment. So we're continuing to impose more disincentives to burn gas.
I wouldn't say pointers and unsafe code are features that makes it approachable to beginners.
Isn't this just a tool to know if you were going to be on a 737 Max?
It’s actually “TAN” lists, and based on an initial skim of this page, I’m assuming this is an acronym of some sort for a type of one-time use passwords.

Perhaps one of our readers from Germany can help us clarify?
That's not an unintended consequence. Why do you think poor people need to drive into Manhattan?
Can you elaborate? Neither I can afford a therapist.
>Is this why nothing has really come from Mach/Hurd?

Because Mach. First generation microkernel. Slow. The microkernel world has moved way past that, whereas Hurd has stayed behind still using Mach. [0]

[0] https://blog.darknedgy.net/technology/2016/01/01/0/
> containers are run on a 4 core, 15GB, Ubuntu 16.04 host machine

What CPU is being used?

Assuming the benchmark is done with something like an EC2 C5 instance, the results in this post are quite slow. Somewhere around 14x slower than benchmarks from a year ago on EC2 C5 instances. [1]

[1] https://dawn.cs.stanford.edu/benchmark/ImageNet/inference.ht..., using the c5.2xlarge benchmark and assuming linear scaling
A complete language description would need answers to all of the questions in, for example, this blog post: http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2017/02/01/unsa...
Experience has shown that additional flames won't make the Earth any cooler or more hospitable.

While I appreciate your frustration to a certain extent, the point's not offal dining nor is it waiting for enlightenment. The point's a revision of strategy: the scientists out in the field, observing and gathering measurements, reviewing the data revealed, and publishing papers with findings and—since without understanding themselves, they'd not have a standing to recommend—must already be in the light, because we turn to them for their recommendations today; so perhaps it'd rather be productive helping layfolk understand, in lieu of tearing them new arseholes every time they toot descant.
You put cashless toll points above the roads. Cameras capture the license plates for those without toll passes. They can go online and pay within a few days or get fined. Not a new concept.
Absolutely. I have no trouble with indirectly charging for negative externalities. As technology and processes improve that enable charging more directly for negative externalities, I approve of that.
There were endless lies by the lead dev, on multiple occasions. This was 100% their fault and deserved. It's still a bad game.
>How do you feel, is there anything behind this claim?

A glance at the design will tell you that no, there's nothing to that claim.

Fuchsia's only competitor is Genode. Linux is basically obsoleted by its design.
For all enthusiastic folks you may want to read more here on SipHash comparisons

https://github.com/fwessels/HashCompare/blob/master/README.m...

https://github.com/fwessels/HashCompare/issues/1
I’m in agreement. I just also approve of moving the externality adjustment closer and closer to its direct source as technology and processes make it efficient to do so.
But they haven't shown to be willing to jettison Android. In fact, they're bringing it to more platforms(ChromeOS) and almost certainly they would bring it to Fuchsia.
Is "See your friends" not what he actually promised?[1] Rare certainly doesn't mean never. In another interview, he said players running into each other will be rare but will be less rare if more players buy the game, which doesn't make since if the probability of this happening is always 0.

Even after the game came out he kept up the charade. When two players on the same planet couldn't see each other he made evasive comments about server load[2].

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqeN6hj4dZU&t=5m41s

[2]: https://twitter.com/nomanssky/status/763271005003538432
You routinely express obnoxiously bad psychiatric opinions on this website. What exactly is a "national expert adviser to the Mental Health Safety Improvement Programme"? Do you have a medical license? I'm betting my HN account you don't.
Ask HN: Differences between a personal project and a production app?
From a development standpoint (not DevOps or infrastructure), what’s the difference between the two?
This was my favorite thing to do on TSR-80s at Radio Shack, then walk away, although I would do all characters instead.
I'm tempted to buy one just to have a backup. I have no desire to own anything larger than the SE. But my current one is starting to show some wear and tear. I fear for its longevity. Apple has already refused to replace the battery and the phone keeps asking if I want to shut it off. I think the top button is just loose inside.

Either way, the SE is my favorite phone. I'm bummed the trend has gone towards bigger models.
How Can WeWork with $1.8B in Revenue Lose $1.9B? Here's How
Transcendence Are Injecting Themselves with Homemade HIV Drugs Again
Lifting saved my life.
3M Peltor X5A ear muffs. When I ordered them from Amazon, I actually had to accept a click through agreement that said that I was a professional. I thought about it for a second and decided that yes, I am a professional.
How Sitting For Long Periods Affects Your Metabolism
Twitter is a Rorschach test - all those things you criticize Twitter for seeming to be (rage factory, shitty blog, etc.)? That would be entirely the fault of the users in those specific circumstances.

The value proposition for me is receiving targeted news/information disseminated in a convenient format. As a concrete example, I'm crewing/pacing at a 100 mile trail run in two weeks, and I'm subscribed to that event's twitter feed. It's the Umstead 100 in case you are curious (@Umstead100). During the event, it will tweet out news and updates of interest to participants, volunteers, and others.

Yes, they could probably text everyone, or continuously update the website, or send emails - but Twitter is perfect for this situation and others like it: content/updates produces and consumed on mobile devices, sending frequent short updates with relevant info, etc.

Twitter has its abuses, but so does everything. Next time you're ready to shit all over Twitter, just remember that what you are likely ACTUALLY raging about is their userbase, i.e. the public.
The big news here is Local Persistent Volumes hitting GA, which is the key prerequisite for running production databases on Kubernetes and envisioning Kubernetes-only production environments.

Big kudos to SIG Storage!
You're right, it was Flux. I'll have to dig around for it. Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYkdrAPrdcw
>NVIDIA insists that this is the way it's meant to be played, and I'm glad that the answer is a resounding no.

I have some bad news for you. They got their way.
>If I can do blocking IO with my peripherals and use the async state machines to do "task" switching, well... who needs tasks and capabilities? It'd land somewhere on the "language OS" side of an embedded OS almost.

Waiting directly on the resource like that would require exclusive access quite often though?
I've been to Meetups at the WeWorks in San Jose and Berkeley. I couldn't imagine working there.
Nothing. The distinction is completely arbitrary.
Just saw on twitter that the interest rates are 13% to 24%. Ugh.
to some, soccer and american football are just silliness. and yet these are multi-billion buckos industries.

It can be used to influence elections, to shape public opinion, to market products etc. Billions are at stake. It's real. It's not silliness.
I think you meant this as a top level comment, not a reply to mine. But yes, nothing beats a napkin in terms of speed.
Fixed My Brain. Twitter Dopamine Extension for Google Chrome
You're completely right, I shouldn't have mentioned Mach.
FYI for those that have an XPS15 (not XPS13)

From https://github.com/JackHack96/dell-xps-9570-ubuntu-respin/is... from https://github.com/stockmind/dell-xps-9560-ubuntu-respin

What works out-of-the-box: Sleep/wake on Intel

What does't work properly: Sleep/wake on nVidia

I recall the issue is something to do with the chip that switches between the two video outputs?
EFI just means you don't have to deal with the arcane x86 boot process. If you want to do anything kernel-like then you are still pretty much on your own, you're still gonna need a memory manager, process scheduler, etc.
If you're an android dev, you know google basically rewrite the whole SDK for every major OS release. Android 1.0 is unrecognizable compared to Android 28.0 to the point where supporting devices running 1.0 from a 28.0 is a tedious and time-expensive operation.
Because at the end of the day, credit cards are loans and more than just transactions. Way more bank related integration work than just charging money.
Helm provides different capabilities. The chart functionally allows you to install and manage deployments with the intent that it's little work. It also has a templating engine that can work with or without the charts.

Kustomize is purely hierarchical templates.
Hi bwasti, the host's CPU platform is Intel Broadwell. While the CPU architecture of our production hosts are the same, the resources allocated are much higher than 4 cores. This post details an overview of the relative improvements that can be made from a vanilla setup :)

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So you identify with the brain?
Universe is expanding faster than the speed of light? Convenient. Simulation.
How else would you suggest they combat spam?

Disable the account temporarily when some (small) number of other users flags its posts as spam. If a user is discovered to be filing false spam reports, disable that account. Accounts without a history of posting legitimate tweets should be rate-limited in both their posting and reporting privileges.

Externalizing the costs of fighting spam and "propaganda" (whatever that is) by demanding irrelevant personal information from all users is not the answer... at least, it's not the answer to those particular questions. It's better to empower users to build the trust necessary to solve the problem themselves.
I find the authors choice of font to be sub-optimal.
Can you submit a PR?
The Challenge of Landing Heavy Payloads on Mars
Indeed, there’s all kinds of reasons to want to verify received products. I’d love to have a way to test supposedly organic foods for various pesticides. If there was a book on basic chemistry needed for this kind of thing I think I’d spend a season with it as a hobby.
it already has dart support so it does have js support in a round about way
Agreed 100%. I use both regularly and the force touch is way better.
Imagine you started a really cool walled garden, invited everybody over, and they all enjoy it. Then you kick out a few trolls, and one of them thinks that the government should come in and forcibly allow the trolls back in.

It's my garden, my choice. You are still allowed to publish your app on the web.
As context for this, it's worth mentioning the broader difference between the health care systems in Canada and the UK:

- In the UK, the government works like a provider network that provides free* services. Doctors and other medical professionals are effectively government employees.

- In Canada, the government works like a health insurer that provides free* insurance. Doctors and other medical professionals work for private organizations that are paid by the government for the services they provide.

Discussion of socialized healthcare in the US, including Medicare for All, has exclusively or almost exclusively been based on the Canadian model.

*"Free" meaning "approximately free at the margin for the individual, but ultimately funded by taxes."
Obligatory link, via pmarca archive:

http://www.structuredprocrastination.com/
Sometimes I wish a large company, like Google, bought large spectrum and released it to the public. We fight over Mhz here and there, but tons of the spectrum is allocated but barely used.
Would You Like to Create Your Own Animoji and Share Them with Friends?
> I'm surprised that no nation or union (ie EU) has fought this.

Why would any politician fight this? It's a platform they all use to gain/sustain popularity, and it's the official national communication channel for the US.
This difference could not exist at all or vary depending on which personal project or production app you're talking about. However, I think that because personal projects generally have solo developers and are more about single use or fast shipping, they tend to have less tests, less of a focus on architecture and modularity, and less documentation.