skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's abuse of the protocol. If a small number of people do it, no problem.

If everybody did it, that would be a big problem.

More to the original poster's point, my post answer's the posters question of "why doesn't YouTube just offer file downloads like Bittorrent?"

There are many clear reasons why; my post gave one of the more prominent ones.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.io
What do you write about?
Hasn't been working for the last 6-7 hrs.
Not completely. Ancient Greece had ethos and logos. The etymology of the English ethics derived from ethos but the definition is different.

* ethos describes character and conduct

* logos describes pleas and persuasive speech. This is the etymological root of the English legal.

Ethics does deal with moral character and is a branch of moral philosophy but is more specific than mere right vs wrong as the word itself is more concerned with practical application. Ethics is typically concerned with decisions and alignment to rules or codes of conduct. In this way ethics has the most value in a legal and reputational contexts. It is safe to think of ethics as an alignment to rules that may be explicitly stated or commonly accepted.

Morals on the other hand are a broad term concerning right and wrong in accordance with societal norms and a personal value system.

These terms can be at odds when a person is asked to follow rules whose violation bears legal consequence but such conduct defies their personal values, such as: loyalty, confidentiality, or religious canons.

Sources

* ethos - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethos

* logos - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logos

* ethics - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethics
In my parents' generation, it would have been a project car.
https://youtu.be/sQw_C5KLhFM is fun to watch. There’s more info here https://ddeville.com/derek/Qu8k.html

I don’t think they spent too much money, but they had access to all the right tools as part of their day job.
Looks like a cool product. Couldn't see how much it costs.

Pity it only works with ios. I have one and like a lot of things about Android, but they really dropped the ball with no low-latency audio support.
This works for a Mac or for any other laptop that has magnets in the lid so it can tell when it's closed. We will be making a sunshade that clings to them via the power of magnetism.

Go to the art store, get some black illustration board (I like cold press) and some black masking tape. Also get some small magnets, you can probably find them there too.

Also you will need a straightedge at least as long as the longest dimension of your laptop, an x-acto knife (you could probably make do with a box cutter in a pinch), and a pencil. Maybe a t-square or a triangle, too. And something to cut all that board on top of so you don't make a mess of the table or floor or whatevs, I have a drafting table with a self-healing cutting mat because I am an artist-type person, you could probably just use a kitchen cutting board if that's what's handy.

You will need to cut four pieces out of your board.

Piece 1 is a big rectangle about the size of the laptop - mine's about as wide and a little shorter.

Piece 2 is a rectangle about as high as the bezel on your screen and as wide as the big rectangle.

Pieces 3 and 4 are are irregular quadrilaterals. They can start as rectangles half as wide as piece 1 and a little taller than piece 1 and 2 put together; then you want to cut a shallow triangle off the top so that one side is as tall as piece 1.

And now the magic part. Center piece 2 on the top of your laptop's bezel. Get out those little magnets, and feel around for where the magnets are in the bezel. Let them snap down onto piece 2. Draw around the magnets with a pencil, then take them off and use your x-acto to cut out little holes just big enough to put the magnets into. Cover one side with tape, put piece 1 back on the bezel, and put the magnets back in again. Then tape them over on the back side, add a layer or two more on both sides while you're at it.

Finally you get to tape it all together, kinda like this shitty ASCII diagram:

|\ _______________ /|
| \[______2________]/ |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
|3 | 1 |4 |
| | | |
| | | |
|__|_______________|__|

(3 and 4 are actually a little less than half as wide as 1, and the slope on their top is a lot shallower.)

Make hinges with the masking tape, there are some subtleties about creating small spaces in the hinges to make sure that 1 is going to be sitting on top of the thickness of the edges of 2, 3, and 4 when it's all folded up on top of the computer.

Ideally when you fold 3 and 4 over 1/2, the whole thing should be about the same footprint as your computer. If your bag's pocket is properly sized for your laptop then it should fit in there really nicely along with the lappy and not get messed up.

If you get a new laptop of the same size you may have to take out the magnets and re-orient them, the magnets in the bezel are not guaranteed to be any particular orientation.

Probably costs like ten bucks, plus whatever an hour or two of your time is worth. Cheap and easy to replace if something happens to it, weighs next to nothing. I keep on promising to make one of these for my boyfriend so he can join me in slouching around under a tree and getting work done...
Most of what you just said applies to Amazon and Chinese copycat/counterfeit products (and is exactly what has been happing with physical products and even books! on Amazon for years).
There’s some ridiculous stuff going on where users come into a group, post bad stuff, then report the group. Boom, group deleted. Facebooks gotta do something about it...
In some fields the best papers are the oldest ones and all subsequent work adds basically nothing except someone got a phd out of it. Give old and original research a chance, it is often very high quality.
Uh this is typical cultish reaction to being called out: accuse others of doing exactly what you yourself are doing.

I'd like to remind everyone here, in case you are considering crossfit, that several years ago they caused a rash of cases of rhabdomyolysis. So in response they created a clown character called "Uncle Rhabdo" which they attached to propaganda that tried to convince their members that this possibly fatal condition isn't serious. Seriously:

http://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-rhabdomyolysis-...

"There is a lively online community posting selfies from hospital and who consider a rhabdo diagnosis as a badge of honour, showing their dedication to exercise."
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10863939
The technology is old, and the theory is open knowledge...it is not well documented or public on how to actually build a working bomb. Especially thermonuclear bombs. There is a reason North Korea struggles to provision a working bomb when it has all the materials in place. The reason Israel got the bomb is because France shared the information with them. Not everyone has that information.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermonuclear_weapon#Public_kn...
The money shot in the conclusion is:

Although common recreational doses of MDMA don’t seem to be neurotoxic, it’s important to practice moderation.

I wouldn't call that "incredibly scary", more like "concerning".
That was a great video. Tourbillon from scratch; one day.
I laughed when someone predicted to me that US would get interested in fixing stupid IP practices once China gets better than them at it. Looks like we are nearing that point.
Has anyone complied a list of security vulnerabilities for iOS vs Android over the years? To my eye, it looks like I see articles about android vulnerabilities much more often (and searching for “android security vulnerability exposes” vs “iPhone (or iOS) security vulnerability exposes” seems to back that up.
It's a pain if it isn't organized well. When it is organized well, it's the best.

I have mpd+emms set up with an always on emms playlist window and dedicated dired window for my music collection.

I can't say the same for my book collection though. I tried calibre but didn't like it. Been experimenting with some custom scripts that work but are in dire need of indexing and optimization.
That you're getting downvoted means that people here don't know about CrossFit's history. (c.f.: the 'uncle rhabdo' shit from a few years ago http://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-rhabdomyolysis-... )
EECS 370 through the University of Michigan has the project specs publicly available[1].

[1] http://www.eecs.umich.edu/courses/eecs370/eecs370.s19/
No response order does not matter. These are individual requests to separate websites. For me queue is just a way to distribute work among workers.
The tone of this is a bit silly. The main reason C++ was a success was due to the backward compatibility with C. That backward compatibility has (fairly obvious) downsides.

Objective-C has the same issue, for the same reasons.
I think you missed this.

>The purpose of trademarks is to have exclusive rights to a name, which is expensive to get worldwide and we don't really care about that - I have learned to fully expect China to copy all our shit and do what they want with our stuff.

>But they should NOT be allowed to force Apple to take down our stuff by abusing their trademark, and I really wish Apple could see what they were doing this because it's plain as day if you look at the evidence I provided.

They obviously had no illusions about the Chinese market.

At any rate, it's a red herring. They don't care that their IP has been stolen in China. They care that it has been stolen internationally (including the countries they did properly register in).

I don't think that you can fairly say anyone is "playing the victim" here. It just sounds like you're being cruel for the sake of it. After having had many years of work stolen right from under you, you'd be pissed too.

Quotes from https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/bs6n3l/apple_remov...
I can respect a decision to simply not do business. Going on a rant about it just feels like an attempt to manipulate public discourse for Crossfit’s benefit.
Don't think it's a geographical split. Crossfit is great if you have really well-informed trainers that put a strong emphasis on getting form and movements correct. Unfortunately there are significant numbers of trainers that do not have the qualifications to be teaching and they put people at serious risk of injury (and end up creating ridiculous exercises for the internet to make fun of).
I saw one for sale on Controller recently that was in spotless condition done up in Pan Am colors for barely under a million. Though the maintenance costs on that beast and hourly operating costs would eat you alive.
https://www.controller.com/listings/aircraft/for-sale/220858...
Actions like this are an annoying distraction. Crossfit HQ is kind of a nuthouse. The Crossfit program is truly wonderful as long as you always use proper form. If you can't use proper form on a rep, don't do the rep. It's that simple. I have been doing Crossfit for a year and haven't seen any significant injuries. But my gym emphasizes proper form over numbers. Some gyms ensure people use proper form, some don't. Crossfit (done properly) is leagues better for your overall health than weightlifting, running, bicycling, you name it. It is not necessarily more fun however.
Also it runs on Jet-A which is cheaper and more readily available worldwide.
And then you have all the distractions of the Internet right there on your computer. Being offline because I'm saving battery is a productivity boost for me.
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Or should I just trust a company, eg, CrossFit?
So, if China were to steal our plans for the thermonuclear weapons, the F-35 and F-22 by using and instructing a US asset...China is off the hook, even though they facilitated the entire operation? How is this not espionage? Is it suddenly not espionage because Wikileaks made their findings public? So what if China did that? What if Russia did that? How is this any different than Mueller charging Russian nationals (nationals we know Russia will not extradite,) in regards to election interference? That was ultimately published information in regards to Podesta and Clinton emails. The people indicted were not all hackers, some of them just instructed...so I guess they are innocent? Your argument makes no sense.
Thanks for the book! A++ would read again.

https://www.amazon.com/Rust-Programming-Language-Steve-Klabn...
I'm somewhat shocked seeing almost the entire HN commentariat more upset at CrossFit then they are at Facebook.

If I were to weigh the two companies and their potential harm that can be done to society, globally, Facebook breaks the scale.

Is it really a big surprise to see CrossFit, a company run by people, to come to similar conclusions that inspired things like #DeleteFacebook?

Addendum: I guess the flood of downvotes on this is similarly unsurprising. HN will defend to the death Facebook's private property rights, while absolutely slamming a CrossFit'ers rights to do what they want with their own body. Wait a second, I thought this place skewed Progressive politically... ...I smell a hypocrisy.
> If you can't use proper form on a rep, don't do the rep. It's that simple.

This is sorta disingenuous. A layman can't tell if they're doing an exercise correctly without instruction, and you can do something correctly 99 times and still becomes seriously injured by doing it incorrectly one more time. I'm not trying to make an argument that you shouldn't exercise but it's definitely not "simple."
I could murder you and take all of your property. It would basically belong to me. That's how it works.
Yes, in theory, if you happen to be an extremely talented rocket engine designer and architect and have about ~50-100 K lying around, you could in theory build a rocket that could cross the karman line. With modern technology, you could probably clone a V-2 if you were born a genius.
I’d much rather have megacorps slugging it out with each other than making wink & handshake deals to play nice.
So? There are still huge benefits to learning English, and so nearly all immigrants do -- within one generation.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2018/05/21/milli...
At Moffet Field right now in Mountain View, they have a Doolittle Raider plane, also a B-17, a B-24, a P-51 and a P-40. Park right on the ramp next to one of the Google Gulfstreams. Saw the P-51 flying the pattern when I was coming home from work. Got to go inside those planes last weekend; extremely cool. There’s also a 1963 P-3 at Moffett they had open last weekend so got to see inside of that. I think they’ll have public tours of the planes this weekend again.
More importantly it's a strategic positive. Productive capacity is defense capacity. Buying gewgaws, knickknacks, and flipflops from a strategic competitor is one thing, buying defense technology is another, and it's not the path to security.
Nothing suggests that her killing had anything to do with the Panama Papers either, she reported on many things.
Why Amazon Is Gobbling Up Failed Malls
Yes, that's the one (with accompanying pertinent discussion).

Thanks.
Didn't mean to exaggerate and it is true that the metros build in the last few years are great. But this is the image of today's suburban train in Chennai. May be I should have clearly mentioned that this is the status in south india rather than india as a whole.

http://images.newindianexpress.com/uploads/user/imagelibrary...
That's the point. It's strategically and economically superior for the US to depend on {South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, India, the Philippines, Brazil,...} for 600 billion in imports than to depend entirely on {China} for them.

Edit: Lol I shouldn't have posted this during Chinese lunch hour :X
There are tens (perhaps hundreds?) of millions of Chinese speakers outside China.
VLC works for the subset of subtitles you, an English speaking user, uses. VLC subtitle support does not support things like ASA or EBU subtitles which are used in other parts of the world. In addition rendering of those subtitles is very constrained. These can be added or configured of course.

Secondary audio is not only additional languages but things like descriptive video services (narration for the blind). VLC does not generally support having multiple active audio tracks without flagging things on the command line.
Noone thinks it's an island untouched by the world.

But a small degree of foreign influence over thousands of years, carried out by mutual trade of objects and information, just isn't the same as the kind of mass immigration seen in the West, where the whole population becomes a minority in less than a lifetime. Such a thing has never happened in Japan in a thousand years; not even close. (It did happen before that, and the people who were there originally are not doing too well.)

There's a fundamental difference between exchanging products and ideas, and mass migration of people. Stop trying to pretend that they're the same.
In that case you incentivize sybil attacks, because publishing content across multiple identities is more lucrative than a single one.
At least half of the people I've met that regularly do CrossFit are the kind of "anti-intellectual" cult followers who graduated from MIT & are distinguished in their fields, or have Ph.D.s in hard sciences.

Such luddites.
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Yeah, I remember the first time I ever got an h.264 video, on a somewhat old processor. Couldn't play at all, and it was not a high resolution file. Whether things have a hardware decoder is going to be the biggest factor for a while, and there's plenty of room to improve.
It’s around a thousand builds.
For what it's worth, mpv lets you choose which style of seeking you want with the seekbarkeyframes OSC option. Leave it on (the default) and mpv will seek to the nearest keyframe when you click on the seekbar. Switch it off, and mpv will seek to the most recent prior keyframe and silently decode to the exact point you clicked on, so you should get that pause as mentioned in the article. Depending on how quickly your computer can decode video, it should still be pretty fast.
If you need someone to tell you whether eggs are going to kill you, then you are beyond help. What you are complaining about is not academia, but the reporting on academia. Most institutions hardly even blink when a study about the health benefits/detriments of eggs, coffee, or the like is published. You’d change my mind, perhaps, if you told me that you actually followed multiple scientific journals.
American cities across the country are tearing down beltways built in the 50s and 60s. San Francisco tearing down the Embarcadero Highway was the start of the movement.
One-Step, Three-Factor Pass-Thought Authentication with Custom-Fit, In-Ear EEG
It could mean more US jobs, but it could also mean fewer if you look more broadly.

Say US companies are having PCBs manufactured in China because that's currently the cheapest option. You cut off that option and US companies are forced use more expensive domestic options. The effects of that can ripple through US companies that directly or indirectly depend on PCBs, and the jobs lost throughout the economy could be greater than the jobs gained from the new automated factories.
You are tremendously underestimating how far 3d printed guns have come in the last year or two.

In specific the Glock lowers are good for hundreds of rounds (vs having to load a shell at a time like a zip gun) and are just as accurate and useful as the real thing.
> "In-ear EEG offers a promising path toward usable, discreet brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) for both healthy individuals and persons with disabilities..."
Say what you will about c++, but it's the only language I know where you can declare classes as "friends" of one another.
Still what got into all MacBooks > mid 2015 is a hardware HVEC encoder(if I’m not mistaken), anyone knows why HEVC and not H.264 ?

EDIT: *HEVC not HVEC

NOTE: I found out HEVC is H.265 so my question might not make sense :)
Trust me, if there were any way of making CrossFit look scientifically sound, they would’ve paid for it by now.
kubernetes.
A Journey into the Ether: Debugging Star Microcode
They have a monopoly similar to Microsoft in the 90s.

Everyone is simply using them and there is no good popular alternative.
Or Supreme Italy, which makes knockoff supreme-branded goods legally. Samsung recently did a collab with them and Supreme the US brand wasn't too happy.
Emory ousts Chinese-American researchers after investigation into foreign ties
But that’s not ambiguity at all — “giving judges leeway according to parameters defined in advance by legislators” is not the same thing as “statutes being ambiguous”.
I think it seems very promising in a way that they cover almost every features for data analysis. Very interesting
Feels like the Magic: the Gathering community should be apprehensive and wondering when their randomized loot packs are going to be put behind the glass next to the Marlboros.

I'm strongly against this. Not because I like loot boxes (I really hate them and choose not to play games with them), but because I believe it is fundamentally the responsibility of a child's guardian to teach good habits and redirect compulsive behaviors. After all, the credit card is certainly not in the kid's name, so someone is fueling the addiction.

That's even before we get into what constitutes "a game targeting children" (which I don't think you can honestly define in good faith) and what "randomized paid content" means (DLC with a boss that has a random loot table?).

I mean, it's just ridiculously broad:

> permits a user to continue to access content of the game that had previously been accessible to the user but has been made inaccessible after the expiration of a timer or a number of gameplay attempts.

So, we're making arcades 18+?
Retro has been in development for 2 decades and has gone through quite a few changes in that time. It is inspired by Chuck Moore's forth and avoids the mistakes of the ANSI standard.

It is the forth of choice for any serious forth developer.
Tesla’s Autopilot feature lags ‘far behind’ human driver, Consumer Reports says
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Why is that abuse of the protocol?
"FFT is lossless" - is this true without infinite precision values?
Fairly sure hardware H.264 decoding has been included with every Mac, usually on the GPU, for years and years now. A couple years after the iPhone, I think.
> After all, the credit card is certainly not in the kid's name

This makes a lot of sense to me.
kipping is fucking hilarious
Invasive ads making for a horribly unreadable experience on mobile.

Use https://outline.com/8yA9rG instead.
I'm honestly kind of surprised someone's actually gone through the effort of figuring that out, and I'm afraid to ask how long it takes to build the whole chain.
Note that ultrasonics can be used for rangefinding to interrogate a remote environment in a number of ways: https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/1832/
It's coming once it hits final release. :)

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This is a fascinating notion to me, and while generally I get things I have no idea what foundation I would need to understand this. What exactly is going on?
Higher up the ladder you go in any organization, the more likely you are, to find the dark triad of personality - narcissism, psychopathy and machiavellianism [1]

There has also been academic interest in exploring with narcissistic leadership types and their impacts. Here is a review of other studies examining these and impacts, frameworks for future studies etc. [2]

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy_in_the_workplace
[2] - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5437163/
Holy shit! So this acquires spin, position, momentum and direction!