skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I went searching for PDF docs, because there was a time when Apple had a number of PDFs, guides & books available. Stumbled over https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/technotes/tn2140... from 1991. This from 1992: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/ma... And this from 1993: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/ma...
This from 1994: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/ma...

2001, on WebObjects: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Le... and https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Le...

This from 2002: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Qu...

The newest I could find was this from 2017 but it was more because of branding/licensing: https://developer.apple.com/wallet/Add-to-Apple-Wallet-Guide...

Ah, this is what I was thinking of for their PDF documentation. Here's an example from 2018: https://developer.apple.com/metal/CoreImageKernelLanguageRef... -- it used to be that when you visited a page like https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Mi... it would have a link to a PDF version of the same guide, most likely auto-generated. It wasn't great, but it served a purpose when what you wanted was a PDF to read or download for offline reference...

Also, a unique PDF: https://developer.apple.com/accessories/Accessory-Design-Gui... (particularly fascinating to page through for the diagrams alone, including iPhone XS, AirPods and Apple Watch Lug Assembly...)
does the MLM thing actually work for all that sign up? i never got into them
...or f.lux
cogent? whats that mean?
My problem with your post is not that you're not a radiologist (that was just an example—and maybe I should've just written "person who has experience doing empirical studies of body scans"). It's that you use your status as "an actual MD" but that is clearly not enough and a real "appeal to authority" or "appeal to anecdotes." And then you combined that with some awful things that you compared OP to.

Looking through your post history you often jump to "appeal to authority" combined with name calling and it's a pattern that reeks of arrogance to me.

For example one of your posts starts out along the lines of, I'm not a 747 pilot, but I am a pilot... in a post about something specific to the 747 and you say the other guy was "talking out their ass." Again, not super relevant appeal to authority and some mean-spirited name calling.

> Not a 747 pilot (not sure why that matters here)... but a pilot. The flight positions are equal. The plane is designed to be flown the same from either flight position and this is routinely done. The guy saying otherwise is talking out their ass.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19675391

Another of your posts both claims you were trained as engineer and manages to call someone "full of crap" in the first two sentences.

> I personally think the gp is full of crap. I’m trained as an engineer and worked in industry a few years.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19674031

You just seem to love to tell everyone you're super special and smarter than them because of your accomplishments as a means of arguing and then put them down. It gives you instant validity to some of course, but I think it's just lazy. Your arguments should stand on their own merit. Not request to authority or anecdotes from your kind-of-related experience.
I swore off the Pixel lines when Google gave up on the flagship-beating Nexus. Seriously, try explaining to your parents that they'll be getting a worse camera than what was in the Nexus 5X if they want to stay at the $400AUD mark. Hopefully now I can point to the 3a as an option, although it's $650AUD here.
I remember downloading the Visual Studio 2008 documentation and installing it locally on my PC. The docs were well put together and integrated neatly with the IDE.

This stopped when they switched to a new offline help viewer (probably for valid reasons but still) that just didn't work well enough to replace the old one for me.

That being said, most Microsoft documentation is still top notch once you use Google (or god forbid, Bing) to find the right article. I can see improvements to readability and accessibility of the site every once in a while but I kinda just want to the old docs back. They contained a beginners guide that didn't require clicking around a bunch of links to avoid the video tutorials, for example
RIP Plasma Pong. Was bought by acclaim but was never sold..
Pretty high chance everyone is poor then because you'll be born poor in India, China, or sub-Saharan Africa half of the time and just not get the chance.
Facebook cares about “your” data, but that doesn’t really mean your painstakingly edited review of the new avengers movie. It’s more what you spend time looking at, what you click on, etc.
I used to drive to work/school my whole life, choosing to ride a bike also meant choosing to take a good chance of dying on the road.
I then purchased a motorcycle, and I thought things would change, but it didn't. Even on a motorcycle, people would run me into ditches without looking and carry on their busy way without a notice or a bother. So I got a loud horn and loud pipes, and things improved a little.

I sold my vehicles and moved to a biking city, where my main method of transportation is biking. I've been here for less than two years, and I'm in the best shape of my life, mentally and physically.
bzzzt! https://youtu.be/GHhD4PD75zY?t=157
You can still send emails in 3d. Except you do it from a virtual beach.
Looks like iPhone XS already has support for wide gamut. I can see Android logo on red image on Safari as well as Chrome on XS but I can see it bit less bright on sRGB monitors also.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13392/the-iphone-xs-xs-max-re...
Independently of the scaling, I wonder if someone tried to initialize a deep neural network with a low-discrepancy sequence (also called quasi-random numbers) instead of a uniform or gaussian distribution.
Going forward China is going for broke... so though your comment is true, it's also true that China will try to best the West in everything as a final grasp at power as the West attempts to contain it. The result of these actions will determine this century. So right now is a very good time to figure out other places to get your products made. And stop trying to enter their market. They are capable and very motivated for control all of their market at the cost of the world.
Standard 55? Aren't folks pushing 75 (or 100) on highways?
> Sorry about the image not being in english, but the language is automatically set based on location.

Interestingly, Tumblr respects the Accept-language header.

English screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/7yZLAir.png
Top banter. A light-hearted way to illustrate the ridiculousness of this assertion presented without evidence.
There’s no accounting for poor taste.
It's probably not an accident that vigorous contempt for everything relating to markets and price signals runs high in academia, where differences in pay across occupations are considered a form of structural oppression.
He lied to the FBI after a plea bargain which involved him telling them the truth. From memory, this all happened before his Congress testimony but it's definitely not related.

It is illegal to lie to Congress (unrelated to whether you're under oath or not), but I can think of very few examples where there were real ramifications for it.
> following a previously defined template

That was the interpretation I was going for. It is conspicuous - the only way we know how to rapidly increase living standards involves using fossil fuels. Solar and wind are only cost competitive at the moment after easily 30 years of pressure and research. They weren't an option to set the millenials up for success.

The alternatives are very tentatively proven at this stage, and not at the same scale as China from backwater to superpower in 60 years. They didn't do that with wind energy - they burned a lot of coal. We still don't have compelling evidence that a society can flourish without the internal combustion engine. Maybe it is about to hit, we can all hope.

> I suppose this shows how old and out of touch I am, but who are the 'thought-leaders' you refer towards? I'm not being snarky, I legitimately don't know who would be considered a millennial thought-leader and would like to find out.

I don't actually know who would be considered a thought leader for the millenials. Wouldn't even know where to start figuring that out, or even what the term means.

But there are a lot of very vocal individuals on the subject of environmentalism who clearly want people to think like them (the sort of people who lead protests and make up the activist core of the environmental movement). They were the ones I'm referring to.
> Classifier models predicting what you want to watch

But that probably is not the only model generated from your data, is it? They probably have many other models generated from your data, everything from ad-displaying models to profiling models for Hydra.
PNGs are saved as sRGB by default, and so the differences aren't remapped away by the OS like they would be if the PNG was saved with a wider color space.
Testifying in Congress absolutely carries legal ramifications. It's just pretty hard to pin it so I agree with the "difficult" sentiment.

https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/11/is-zuckerberg-under-oath-c...

John M Poindexter was one who was convicted of lying to Congress: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Poindexter#U.S._executive...
did you see that documentary on netflix, burning man? can't remember, they lost everyones money and were paying influencers, like, $200,000 bucks a post..if i'm wrong about the festival name i mean no disrespect.
Friend of mine recently got diagnosed with cancer. Has over a dozen golf-ball sized tumors in his brain, bones, lungs, liver, etc. After 6 months of nagging pain and pneumonia they finally did a small MRI and saw something odd. Then they did a full-body MRI and it was very very obvious.

Taking an image can help catch things? No shit Sherlock! I don't care if doctors can't agree imaging diagnoses sometimes. Time to get better at doing that. Computers can help. Yes there's a helium shortage, but since when does healthcare get short-changed?

Aside: there's at least one company looking to make whole-body imaging more available: https://q.bio/ The founder is a little crazy, but a good kind of crazy.
Wondering why Firefox on Android isn't sufficient? I realise it's Gecko not Blink but for the most part it works well, for me at least.
Get an industrial grade microSD indeed.

Swissbit is one of the brands who deliver such. But there are other options as well [1]. I evaluated a bunch of ATP cards and thus far I'm satisfied.

[1] https://www.digikey.com/products/en/memory-cards-modules/mem...
It’s always a good sign when the document that explains a piece of functionality no longer bears the same name as the operating system it purports to document.
The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmers by Robert C. Martin
Even if you're only performing a few hours of actual labor per day, are you still available to be reached during some sort of standard office hours? Being available is a large part of a job.
Lmao who cares
Programatically Understand Gaussian Processes: Part 1
Initial investment being offset by resale price is a better reflection of overall cost which would make someone make a more informed decision.

But, erm, this is more about recycling.

Device reuse (and a market for second hand electronics) is actually something beneficial to the world, not something harmful. It affects repair economics.

For what it’s worth I imagine this device’s EOL would be less than an iPhones too, where there is still a market (and software updates) for the five year old iPhone 6.
That's so weird. Do you know if this is unique to the 3a?
I think you mean Fyre festival, if so the documentary you're referring to is probably "Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened"
Good news, you can find Inside Macintosh online (via Google) and in https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/ma... (Macintosh Toolbox Essentials) it lists the key codes graphically on page 2-42 and 2-43. There's also https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/ma... (More Macintosh Toolbox) and https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/ma... (Imaging with QuickDraw). Not that I'm suggesting this solves the problem -- I still had to use Google to find these, and outside of WWDC, I've yet to see Apple publish developer documentation as nice as this from the early 90s, or the WebObjects guides from the early 2000s (that you can also still find online). Maybe the Swift manual from https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/ (and in Apple Books store) or the CarPlay guide? https://developer.apple.com/carplay/documentation/CarPlay-Na... I do kind of miss when guides were more complete, such as the Automator Programming Guide http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.693... (It appears it was removed in 2016 from developer.apple.com)
It'd be a good start nevertheless.

The staring part is the problem, the safe disengagement basically. I don't mind if it starts to slow down and beeping because of some imagined or real obstacle. I don't care if it makes others look funny at me (or even honk). But beeping and keeping speed (you have ~1 second to do something to avoid a fatal crash) is ridiculous.
It’s Game Time: Oculus Quest and Rift S Now Available
Birmingham that's what it was called
Glass is literally meme tech and time spent on it is wasted.
Dude, I'd kill hundreds to save my child. That doesn't mean I have to allow people to kill hundreds to save their child. The whole point is to make rules when you're rational so that when you're acting on biological instinct or emotion the rules constrain you.

In fact, that's underselling it. If it's my child's leg or your life, you're going to die. That's why I don't get myself into this situation in the first place.
I agree that it is technically illegal, but if the most recent example of a conviction (that you can think of) was almost 30 years ago that tells you that it's effectively unenforced.
> Yes, and maybe even make a camera free version

Aren't they just called "glasses"?
Fuck more girls
You still wasted 200 american pesetas lmfao
So when are web browsers going to start doing proper color management on CSS colors and untagged images?

I gave up on pestering them about it 10 years ago after they were largely unreceptive about the topic for several years, but it seems like it’s still a complete shitshow.

10–14 years ago I was grumpy because my laptop display had a smaller gamut than sRGB and everything looked bad (undersaturated). Then there were a few years in between where most of the displays I used were close enough to sRGB that missing color management more-or-less worked out. Now many devices have wide-gamut displays which basically make everything on the web look like oversaturated garbage.

Apple had color management more or less figured out on the Mac in the mid 1990s. It is absurd that it is still so hard for software made by gajillion-dollar companies to get the bare basics right >20 years later, especially now that we have superfast GPUs to do compositing in linear space and arbitrarily fancy gamut mapping using floating point arithmetic, brighter and wider-gamut displays, better cameras, ...

To the browser vendors: all untagged content must be assumed to be sRGB. If viewers have wider-gamut displays this content must go through a CMS. If viewers want to view wider-gamut images or other content, this must be opt-in. The current behavior breaks color on the web. (Buy a new phone or computer and suddenly nearly every color relationship you see on the web will be different than the designer’s intention.)
>Its not hard to see why though. In industrializing countries with a lot of income inequality, wealth is rare, and anyone who has that is seen as either getting it through hard work, or getting it via their parents' hard work.

I see it more that in these societies, the difference in quality of life between being rich or poor can literally make the difference between living or dying. In those conditions, the first thing you probably care about when assessing a potential partner or friend is whether they have clean shelter and know where their next meal is coming from, so the signaling value of money is extremely high. Whether they have excellent taste in music is a long way down the list.

In most developed societies, the difference between being lower middle class or upper middle class is relatively minor, and gives people the luxury to consider conspicuous displays of wealth to be crass, and to choose partners based on more subtle characteristics, like their ability to write funny comments.
Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements (1908)
Blogspam of

https://theconversation.com/misreading-the-story-of-climate-...
You are brilliant, you are also brilliantly misunderstood. What you are offering here is a partial statement in coding parlance. If you wish to DM me I would be delighted to speak to you more but let me help you through this based on what data you have inputted.
You don't have low self confidence, you have low risk tolerance. The fact that you can code, and I presume code well, means you have skills. I would like to collaborate with you to work on something, anything of your choice, and make it work, I will push you to take risks as a stranger who will be your cheerleader. I am doing this because I too have been like you, and sometimes still am. I am not sure if this is allowed but try me at rudy@qangos.com with the subject line: I am ready to take a risk.
Saifedean Ammous vs. Peter Schiff on Sound Banking, Gold and Bitcoin
Say someone uploads pedophilia images to facebook. Does it ever get deleted ? Or stays in the datalake ?
A clear and convincing argument
Sometimes the taxi you called never arrives. It happens regularly.

Of course the real problem is economic. Competing with the taxi service that uses humans is hard, because human labor is cheap.
Yes flawed. If you have a bitmap that's using a wide color space (e. g. P3/OLED) and it has a green (0,1,0) pixel then that's referring to a color than an LCD display cannot possibly show. 0,1,0 on an LCD is a less saturated green. The OS changes color values to try to make things look as much as expected as possible, and that results in color clipping. A screenshot saves images as sRGB and so no remapping is done upon display.
Dispatch units are slowly increasing in number, and there is enough registers to octuple threads per core.

It isn't hard to imagine a future where multithreaded applications with write disabled executable memory would be faster to the point where browsers will stop using JIT as we know it.
Doesn't Facebook still have a zoo of MySQL schemas in production for each table? While I'd believe the product works as intended in some fraction of production, I think it's reasonable to suspect some or all of the system is broken for a non-trivial set of users and/or groups.

And then, what about all the data copied into Hive? Copied to 3rd parties? Does Facebook go and delete data that 3rd parties took?
Ask HN: Biographies recommendations – both Westerner and Non-westerner
Which biographies have you enjoyed reading that had somewhat an impact on you? Both westerner & non-westerner biographies are welcome.

Some of the topics I care about:
- Philosophy
- Entrepreneurship
- Technology
- Culture
- History
I am building a tutoring app for a Chinese client and they are now freaking out. I don't think they should worry, Huawei needs Android and vice versa, they will work it out.
Creating video platforms. What's annoying as hell?
As a dev when you're creating a Video platform what's annoying. Creating the backend and the whole upload transcode thing? Is it that you have to create the management side. What would you love to see?
Yes, it is really bad.

The "new" docs are just generated API docs with very little to no content.

I seldom do macOS/iOS nowadays, but like many I am forced to dive into the deprecated docs every time I want to read anything meaningful.
I don't think it necessarily reflects what people think, average folks can do very little to shape the narrative.
Yeah, and I'm not sure what's described in the article need even be considered "labor organizing". It seems to be just drivers exercising their power to not drive if the market rates aren't high enough. It seems like the weird signing off from the app actions wouldn't be needed if Lyft had better provisions for drivers to enter the rates that they're willing to provide rides at.
Yeah, there's no hiding that, the fact that it's a find & replace CLI is declared upfront.

Although personally, I've only really used sed for find & replace so sd solved my gripes with sed perfectly.
The ability to share a contact from one mobile phone to another. Blackberry could not do it without sending a text and neither can iOS and Android.
IIRC I had about 60 MB/sec in 2008 with some old Phenom of mine with dedicated Areca raid controller plus 4x 1 TB and encrypted storage.
Qt (LGPL-3.0, some parts GPL-3.0) is as free as GTK (LGPL-2.1+)
Yes, i can see a Roger Corman movie about it now..Attack of the Crab Monsters Part 2 hides behind a tree not that i've watched it all, i like Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwarzeneggar films
Peak times are already constrained by road capacity.

That said just having smart buses picking crusing and picking up people when and where they are and dropping them off at their destination would be great. (After all usually a lot of people want to go from similar A to similar B places at the same time.)
Thanks for answering!

Maybe it's a silly thought or beyond the scope of SingleFileZ, but could you implement the reader view on your side, like some "save in reader view" option where it would save the whole page, then trim it reader view style?

One of my use cases are cooking recipes, which usually come from bloated sites and weigh in the Mbs, but are only a few Kb on reader mode.
A case ?

You want to sue an open source sw maker for not providing a feature for free because when you expose your ES to an insecure network without that feature you put yourself at risk ?

How about you don’t put your ES in an insecure network without buying the feature or pay someone to write the feature for you.

Your analogy is misleading and wrong, my mechanic one is better

How about this I offer you a stranger a ride to a location convenient to me for free, you take the ride then demand I drop you off at another location otherwise you will run in the middle of the road and hurt yourself
I can't see any logo on a pixel 3 xl in chrome.

Edit: answered below - download to device, open in photos (menu -> device folders)
One of the first thing I learned in the IT industry...do not delete any data no matter what the circumstance is! And I believe internet companies whose life and soul is data would not want to delete it
The audiences for different influencers can overlap. I guess even the smallest influencer I've seen have audiences of at-least 1K to be taken seriously.
Sounds like you are de-motivated. If you leave this position you essentially lose your safety net and you need to ask yourself is it worth it. Find your passion, make it cashflow passively and then you can leave risk free.
Working with DRM was particularly annoying and hard to debug on web browsers. Last time I checked, there were 3 different DRMs for major browsers and different browser versions all have some anomalies on how they deal with them.
Sure there will be a bypass available on the black market which every kid will pass around to each other as a matter of course. software isn't the same as hardware, it's almost impossible to limit access unless you go full on draconian government - which might happen,granted.
Shoehorning ideas from eastern philosophy into coding... this needs to die. Just talk about best practices or something, stop pretending you're a monk when you're not.