skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Lets not dive into details here.

I know that Sql Server module sux (MS guys I worked with told me that Sql team didn't quite get it), especially when it automatically changes drive to virtual one upon loading.

But it works, once you know the quirks, or you can find alternative (number of them).

> If you're on a Unixy machine, every tool implicitly runs from within a shell.

Run Windows Core or Nano server and you have the same thing.
Run X Windows and you have th same thing on Linux as on Windows.

> Either the powershell AD module, which is incomplete and doesn't cover the entirety of Active Directory, or you resort to the native .Net API which is ugly and unintuitive when used from a command line.

Many cmdlets are incomplete. Why do you think Linux CLI tools are complete ? Anyway, without any IDE and with just Notepad knowing a bit of .NET you could create yoru own functions where it isn't enough. I do it all the time, here is one link: https://github.com/majkinetor/posh

About ugliness, my God bash is ugly. The code is so ugly that it hurts. I don't even have to translate the C# code in Powershell if I don't want, I can just compile it and execute it from the string from Powershell. Dropping to .NET was never ment to be used on command line - wrap it into nice sugarry function/module.

> For an great concrete example, compare Cron with the Windows Task Scheduler.

Great example, because I like Cron and I hate WTS. The problem is the syntax - cron syntax is easy to learn and remember. WTS can't be specified that easyly, in any case you need to click, use XML, use ughly CLI tools, or incomplete Task Scheduler cmdlets. Also, WTS is full of quirks.

Yeah, typical way is 'here is exe, run it, thats it' or 'powershell -Command/-File' or 'cmd.exe -C ...' (as is with many other linux tools, cron excluded).

Its easy enough to create scripts, for instance this is my replacement for Startup folder:

https://github.com/majkinetor/posh/blob/master/MM_Admin/Regi...

But there is something more in line with your desires - PowerShell Scheduled Jobs (not Tasks, Jobs) which work as you want it - Powershell itslef manages scheduling.
You don't even need to change anything. The article already mentions promoting violence was one of the reasons.

So yes, the whole point of Antifa is already unacceptable by that policy.
That was an excellent explanation - regardless of your experience with Pharo (in my case it was none). Real world use cases and visual examples coupled with pretty clear language.

I had heard of bloom filters before but hadn't studies them in any detail.
enum situation { boring, clear, cleaver }

selector(context)
if context.proves(cond1)
return cleaver
if context.proves(cond2)
return clear
return boring

adjudicator(context)
switch( selector(context) )
cleaver: make_something_cleaver()
clear: make_something_clear()
default: make_something_stupid_simple()

Not completely the same situation, though, as there are no assignation here. For simple cases (`v = e0 ? e1 : e2`), ternary operator sure is fine, but for more complex cases, `some_var = selector(context)` tend to be a clearer path. That will also be better rendered in your API as the function fine documentation will have more chance to be extracted properly.
I wish Microsoft hadn't ruined solitaire. It's now "Microsoft Solitaire Collection" with a whole online component and it's crippled if you're using it without an internet connection. It also drains the battery like nothing else. Sometimes you just want to kill some time on a plane without having to buy the overpriced crappy wifi!
How far is the day when Windows is just another desktop environment for Linux?
Can you hook a miniaturized-enough version of this device to your exhaust pipe then and have a zero exhaust car that runs on water but is technically a gasoline car?
Broadly speaking, one side believes that the government should only own guns while the other side believes that everyone should own guns. So that makes sense that you won't likely see a radical leftist use guns but you could very much see an authoritarian radical leftist government use weapons against it's defenceless civilians.
See yesterday:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19844678
There's Groupy from Stardock

https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/
How would Rust compare?
Taxi aggregator – a manual for improving availability. Part 4
> If I were an engineer in Apple's OSX group I would see this as the horde amassing an army on the border. Bit by bit, Microsoft is going down the checklist of why someone would use a Macbook pro rather than a Windows laptop for their daily driver and erasing the advantage (or at least mitigating it to the best of their ability).

Does it matter? According to market share numbers osx/macos' is ca. 14%. Developers/others who care about terminal environment must constitute a tiny share.
thats just some of the subsidising, if it was just $10 to each new user they would have been fine, but there is subsidisation going on to ensure they remain cheaper than standard taxis, this is part of their draw. At a guess their aim is to remain solvent long enough to become a monopoloy, so that they can set prices and start to earn back their losses.
From the introduction:

"After over a decade, however, CRDT solutions are rarely found in working co- editors or industry co-editing products, but OT solutions remain the choice for building the vast majority of co-editors. In addition, the scope of nearly all CRDT solutions for co-editing are confined to resolving issues in plain-text editing, while the scope of OT has been extended from plain-text editing to rich text word processors, and 3D digital media designs, etc."
In the case of ET302, the power settings were completely normal for the phase of flight they were in.

N1 was nearly at 100% for most of the flight. ET302 had an unreliable airspeed situation, yeah? My understanding is that the memory items for this on the 737 involves setting the throttles to well less than 100% (closer to 80-85% is what I've seen). Honestly I thought climb thrust was around 80% as well.

On what basis would or should the pilots have made a power reduction?

Both the overspeed clackers were going off for much of the flight (granted so was one of the stick shakers — at the same time).

In the case of LNI034 and LNI610, you're determining speed how?

The initial leak of the preliminary report included units with the graphs.

https://ngamotu.nz/images/20181122-jt610-knkt.pdf
What's your biggest mistake and how did you recover from it?

It was for an Engineering Project Manager role. Yep, got the role.
JSConf EU 2019 will be the last one
It's interesting, I've been coding in C for 15 years and I wasn't aware of this caveat. I'm surprised I never encountered this issue in the wild but then again I can't really imagine a situation where I'd share a raw extern array across ABI boundaries without any abstractions on top of it.

Still, it's noteworthy that the dynamic linker will attempt to fully copy the array in such a situation, that seems rather heavy handed even if I understand the justification. Maybe now that LTO is more prevalent the linker could figure out that the symbol is not part of the executable and insert the indirection through the GOT instead?
I always cringe when I see people describe human relationships in biological terms, it hints at a feeling of reductiveness, or the applicability of all biological models to human behavior without taking into consideration massive societal differences and the change in attitudes and the emergence of new sexuality (see Japan's hikkikomori) even of the past few hundred years. It's the same sort of "analysis" that uses "breeding" to refer to when people have children. To top it off, the people using these terms to describe human phenomena are likely not even qualified in biological sciences, never mind anthropology, sociology or psychology.
driver cost currently includes the cost of the car, i dont see how a self-driving car is cheaper than a driver who is proividing their own vehicle.
One could make analogues to prose writing. The author's is in the style of xkcd's "Thing Explainer" where they deliberately only use 1000 words: https://xkcd.com/1133/

Yours is in the style of James Joyce where it's very dense...

the easiest to read is probably somewhere in between
The only issue is that I have 3 10 GbE devices, and all are 10GBase-T, so that makes the SFP option less attractive.

That said, I'm very much a networking noob, so maybe there's a way to make that work with some sort of copper to SFP bridge or something. Not sure if that would kill the advantages, even if it existed.

Good idea on replacing the fan rather than hunting for a quiet router!
It was a while ago.... Checks calendar.. 2012.
Ahem, has anyone seen the APR % for new accounts? 29%!!!

I guess they can afford to give sales tax back.
You'd think that a socialist of all people would understand that it pays off to bleed money in the beginning in order to get a market controlling position.
Chrome is a monopoly. Firefox is just a backbench player at this point.
*some metro windows to configure proton
Not exactly. They had an embedded WebKit, but the UI itself wasn’t Electron garbage.
The re-framing of this story within the narrative of American racial conflict feels remarkably cheap. Don't misinterpret this as a lack of sympathy for those residents, I feel quite the opposite. I feel strongly about this in particular, that air and water quality is a major issue. One where those impacted are particularly powerless to protect themselves.
However I feel that pushing the racial component of the story cheapened an otherwise good article. Whether the people impacted are predominantly African-American is likely incidental. This is likely the effect, and not the cause. Economically marginalised individuals of all backgrounds are most likely to be impacted by this kind of pollution. If you make any environment unpleasant, people with the means to leave will do so, selecting for the most marginalised populations.
Regardless, this is ridiculous... How is this acceptable within the first world?
I am confused, maybe I misread something but it seems like you did get banned for unknown reasons (which very sadly seems to becoming a common occurrence) but has nothing to do with how you looked like that morning? Are you sure you did not violate any ToS even if accidentally?
Indeed. Using Electron is always a lazy excuse, but developers keep making the excuses, so we should hold them accountable.
Open Source Project: API with GitHub Repository
Yoh also can’t delete finder or chess.

It’s been that way for a at least a decade.
I think with fraud detection, there is sort of this ingrained idea that you can't tell the person in question what the suspected fraud is with the hypothesis that it will allow fraudsters to figure out a way around your detection.

I don't know that this hypothesis is true though and it certainly harms your real users when there are false positives. Fraud is certainly a big problem for platforms, so it's not like they can just ignore, but at the same time surely can do better than treating your long-time users to a ban with no explanation and no warning.
> MS embracing CLI.. feels out of place

Not so much to those of us old enough to remember when the two main personal computing platforms were DOS and MacOS.
Or xyplorer, or xplorer² or any number of other explorer replacements.

The 'tabbed windows on explorer' thing is well done, and I dunno, MS has always seemed less willing to copy a 3rd party app and kill its market than Apple are. That's one of the reasons why the 'better terminal' surprised me, conhost is very long in the tooth, but again plenty of 3rd party options.
It's also used for pornography, e.g. when Tumblr decided to clean their platform, the LGBT+ community seemed to be hit especially hard.
no they are not inf act disconnected as 2008 disaster showed with those saqme banks buying insurance on such new finance dreviatives
I imagine there is a bunch of capacitors that make sustained fire rather hard.
Funny to see the same orthodoxy of unamed articles also applies to personnal takes at The Economist.
If all the clutter of an word-processor on the screen, is what bothers you - there's Zoho Writer (https://writer.zoho.com) that could help you.

The online word-processor provides contextual options without as much clutter as google docs.
Scam was a poor word choice. That said, their entire business model is a house of cards and certainly isn't future proof. Uber doesn't seem to be planning for the future very well and will have no way to compete with Tesla (if their vision pans out).
Excellent. Goes nicely with the Python implementation of ZFS from the other day.
Not sure about that. Tape drives have always been better for long term storage.
Pretty far still. The design of the whole Windows stack is very different from Linux. A translation layer that is fast, robust and complete enough would be a major investment. It is far more economical to virtualize at least one of the two systems.
No, Win 10 is not replacing NT Kernel with Linux, that was a clickbait headline.

It will only use Linux to run WSL
This was probably an unintended consequence of trying to ban Dissenter. [0] [1]

0. https://dissenter.com/download

1. https://youtube.com/watch?v=f0Cc8RpqH1g
Do you really want to put the power to block mails into DNSSEC the PKI operators?
> the US is uniquely public about these high-budget prestige projects for internal political reasons.

I don't know if there's prestige in being 7 years late to the party.

Rheinmetall demonstrated this tech in 2012.

https://newatlas.com/rheinmetall-laser-test/25504/
Or they’ve already neutralized it, and are perfectly happy to have the world believe the opposite.
> ...there should be enough educated/financially able/motivated people in these areas that would mobilize and do something about it.

I beg to differ with this point. If you're an educated person not looking to work in a blue collar job your economic prospects in areas like this are limited. The technically inclined and the otherwise ambitious move away to seek better opportunities elsewhere.
I lived in a small industrial city for a while many years ago and saw this phenomena for myself. Those who were able left in their teens to major economic centers for tertiary education and considered going back home worse than a death sentence. What was left in the wake of this phenomena was a creeping ghetto, an economic wasteland that only begat more poverty.
Should Selling a Home Be as Easy as Hailing an Uber?
Practice. Practice. Practice.
My prof set up a small reading group when I was in college. 5-6 students would get together every week and discuss a preassigned paper. I was like you, lacking in confidence, hesitant to disagree, handling confrontation badly etc. But the group created an environment where I could learn how to deal with these things. I could see others fumbling about and realized it was not just me struggling. When I got things right others encouraged me. All this slowly translated into increased confidence.

So try and set something up like that with friends/people who want to see you improve. Every week meet up and practice.

Also recommend Marshall Rosenburg's Non-violent communication. It really helped me see certain things I was doing wrong and showed me ways to avoid them.
I've been waiting for this to be open source! thanks for making this! This is a great tool i want to learn from.
Habe you tried to play with the ClearType settings? Fiddling around with them should give you an improvement.
Do you plan to open source it eventually?
I don’t :) I’m just starting out. I’m sure that there are research papers addressing this question.

However, I think either could work. The task mostly maps onto editing a long string, right?
Boeing Max Failed to Apply Safety Lesson from Deadly 2009 Crash
Yes, the iPhone has it but it sucks. You can't reinstall anything without unlocking the phone (thanks to the closed ecosystem) and because pretty much all the hardware is integrated in a board it doesn't make economic sense to replace parts to circumvent this.
On the Shoulders of Giants
DIY Octahedral Standup Desk Inspired by Buckminstetr Fuller (2015)
Unreal Tournaments were supported, including the last one that got cancelled.

Exclusivity has no place on a decentralized market. When Sony and Microsoft do it, it’s still reprehensible, but understandable. This is inexcusable. People defending such deals (including Sony’s or Microsoft’s or Atari’s) are idiots.
CLementine can be faster if you disable everything that you dont use since it comes with bunch of plugins that are all loaded by default.

If you want non-laggy, VLC is the best (both video and audio) but its interface sucks a lot although it is probably tolerable on the long run.

SMplayer could probably be ported in a week or so on OS X given it uses mplayer or mpv which are both available on OSX (its just a fronted to those tools + open sub).

I also used MPD with Cantata in x-platform manner its quite nice and fast.
R73 missile was credited with shooting down other A2A missile back in eighties. So it is not the first time it was done somehow
Jack has proven himself a liar many times with his false promises regarding taking care of the abuse problem on his platform without success so I’d take anything he says with a pinch of salt.

Let’s also not forget that they have a vendetta against third-party clients (so they can push their own client with the bullshit algorithmic timeline and ads) so it wouldn’t surprise me that he says that just as an excuse. In reality their web access was just as unrestricted as their API so it should share some of the blame too.
> There isn't anything the Windows kernel can do that the Linux or a BSD kernel can't which is my point.

Oh there is. Like pervasive ACLs on all kernel objects, e.g., processes. User-ids (SIDs) based on a distributed authority model rather than a simple int. Then there's asynchronous IO that's still not usable in Linux. Etc, etc...
Spotify Turns the Anti-Apple Volume Up to 11
"I’ve really been working on FullCalendar for TEN years!? What have I been doing all this time? Just endlessly switching build systems? (Make -> Grunt -> Gulp -> Webpack -> Rollup)" (for those who read the comments before reading the article the author is ironic) but as someone who followed the same path I'm asking myself how many hours have been lost worldwide because of javascript build systems
I've made a site for reddit's opinion on various products, you can find keyboards here:

https://redditfavorites.com/products?category_id=keyboards

Any of the most popular ones there are generally good.
I don't think debating is ever a good means to change anyone's point of view on any given subject. Introspection, deliberation, and personal experience, on the other hand, are good means to that end.

Teaching by example is, to my mind, the best way someone can guide others to those personal endeavors, which are the only ones that can grant deep and lasting changes in our world views and beliefs.
If this new process is working at scale, it has huge potential. I just wonder whether this process is covered by a patent or not. Might be a huge risk if not. If so, I wouldn't be surprised when the new process is named after the inventor. Much like the Haber-Bosch process.
'You forget you're in a building,' says architect of giant airport waterfall
It'll use shaders if WebGL is supported and enabled: https://github.com/phoboslab/jsmpeg/blob/master/src/webgl.js

There is also a site to test features and their impact on performance: https://jsmpeg.com/perf.html
I think you're being a little too extreme. A lot of people leave for the money and would return if they could but they can't because there's no money.
> rather than a practical solution.

I have a very practical solution for you: bypassing the autoplay restriction for ads.
The thing is: without such a deal, they probably wouldn't have continued cooperating, and the pack would have eaten them. With the deal, both of them ended up on the podium.

Also, making a deal and then not honoring it is not what I call trying to be honorable.
DeepMind engineers are probably getting triggered by this headline :)
That doesn't look like well written async code at all... You're not supposed to use await literally everywhere and especially not multiple times in a single line.

Javascript already has an answer to this (Hint it was inspired by Monads but it isn't one):

await foo.then(f => f.bar()).then(b => b.baz())
Well I was never warned over 3 years. I never accepted payment away from Upwork, i maybe couple of times got off site communication on client request, but nobody gave me infraction for that. I think that should come before the ban.

I figure there is two possible reasons they banned me. Facial recognition software decided that my profile pic (when I was younger and clean shaven) is not sufficiently similar to my pic taken during video call.

Other reason might be that they think my services are not being needed, as I had interviews without hire... except those were ones where I did not want to be hired, it was not like client rejected me. I simply wanted to pick best jobs, while still having time to concentrate on my long running contract with full time employer. In a hindsight, I probably should have set my profile to private in order not to get any invites. And go public only when I want side-job. I did not know they count that metric.