skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
believe it or not, Ogilvy on Advertising. No it is not a coding book but it gives great insight on what makes good design.
Thank you, what a great idea! :)
> How many customers now? (She loved watching NanaGram grow)

And as my Nana lay on her hospital bed, struggling to breathe, she whispered into my ear, "Post this on Hacker News after I die. Alas, I now leave this world, but I want it to know all about the totally awesome features of NanaGram. My only regret in this life was not living long enough to see my grandson close his seventh funding round." And then she died, her spirit leaving her body as effortlessly as a text messaged photo sent to your loved ones through NanaGram. I believe my Nana is now in the embrace the triune God, which is one person of the trinity for every free photo you can send through NanaGram if you sign up on our website today!
As always medium articles are more about eloquence rather than facts.
Huawei makes its own cpus Hisilicon, and I'm pretty sure they make their own proprietary modems, I mean they are the nr 1 telecom company in the world and even if for some reason they don't, mediatek makes modems which they have sold previously to apple.
So the real problem here are Google services for the. Global market.
Hardware wise, huawei got the hold of it IMHO.
Sorry in advance for any linguistic mistakes, I'm not a native English speaker.
There is a bug there. You should be seeing a completely red image. Somewhere in your copy/paste step either (a) the color profile is being stripped out, or (b) the software you use to view the image is not properly respecting the color profile.
alias sd="perl -pe"
True Scotsman have a very low mortality rate.

To be fair, I think qualifying as a tourist is much less subjective than being called "good". As non-native to Mexico, I really am more interested in the probability "being murdered in Mexico given you're a a tourist", P(m|t), than "being murdered in Mexico", P(m).
Exercise makes you happier than money, Yale and Oxford study says
It's not only about QoL. Personal freedom, government accountability and democracy is as important. If not even more important. Coming from ex-Soviet state you should be aware of that (saying this as your neighbour from Lithuania).

Even if democracy in West (or at home) is far from perfect, it's lightyears ahead of China.
I've spent a couple of (very satisfying) years in the medical industry and spent some time with tech (and non-tech) writers because I'm reasonably good with words. I can certainly confirm what docker_up is saying; there is a connotation of "fighting" that implies some sort of therapeutic value, and it's one that readers commonly expect.

Just like docker_up, I'm sure there's no malice on your part -- reading your post would clarifies that (the source is obviously a testimonial that wasn't written by you), but basic common sense would be enough to figure that out, too. However, it may be worth looking into an alternative formulation just to steer clear of malicious readers.

And now that we got this stuff out of the way, hey, congratulations on your wonderful, wonderful project! Reading about companies and entrepreneurs and whatnot on HN usually makes me bitter and cynic. This does not :).
I've been wanting to prototype the idea of an HTML-based terminal. Basically take the graphical user interface of the web and connect it to the system administration capabilities of the Unix command line. I'd probably draw inspiration from PowerShell: have programs produce some kind of data structure as output that can be rendered into HTML and displayed using stylesheets.

It would not be a trivial amount of work to build this since, to take good advantage of the UI capabilities, you'd need an entire new CLI OS - something to replace GNU Core Utilities. I haven't been sure where to start since the choice of programming language or expression language will significantly affect the overall experience.
60-113Mbps is absolutely TERRIBLE performance. Now if the author means MBps (bytes not bits) it's better but still bad.

Just needed to rent, sorry, but why the heck do people frequently don't know there is a difference between lowercase b(it) and uppercase B(yte)...
Smarter Deep Learning with Tensor Shape Library: Tsalib
> Jim Keller is married to Bonnie Peterson, sister of Jordan Peterson

I am not from USA but apparently I know a lot about USA and its people. My friends who moved there keep sending me memes and jokes from there and I almost always understand what the context is. Maybe I'll fit right in if I ever moved there.
Elastic Announces Kubernetes Operator: Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK)
Pi-Hole 4.3 Released
The Definition of a Kilogram Just Changed Worldwide
Power List by CISO Mag
Running stand alone and throw away code in a container, is very different from running a user provided script within your long lived application securely.
Think credentials, Db access, file system access, network

But you want to access the DB and write to files and the network just not anywhere, so you have different process and communicate via rpc
Victoria had an iron keel.
I fear it’s an inevitability. Is anyone here old enough to have lived through the last credit cycle that can speak to what happened in tech as a result?
The power connector on that thing makes me shudder.
Get Started with 6502 Assembly Programming on Atari Lynx
CISO Mag Latest Edition Is Out – GDPR
Such a nice demo! I'm amazed by how smooth it's running on my phone. Even if we already have seen similar shaders back in 2004, this is running on the web, available to everyone, with no installation.

During my 3rd year at uni I played with webgl1 to create a fake fluid simulation, my demo looks crap nowadays http://jspdown.github.io/mod1/
U.S. business contributes smallest share of federal taxes in a generation
Let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater here. Carmack is talking about good UI for VR applications - not why VR applications are a mistake.
Niki Lauda has died
I don't really know how to respond to this. She literally asked me that nearly every time I saw her. Word for word, she said, "How's the photo business?" and/or "How many customers now?" Ask anyone in my family. This is kind of a mean comment that I doubt you'd say to me in-person, especially if you knew just how much I deeply cared for my grandparents.
As much as I would love to see some fresh air in the android market but I'm gonna be pragmatic. I've got a P20 and it's a hell of a device. Nonetheless we can see that huawei cup of coffee is definitely not software/UX development.
Yes their night mode photo mode is kickass but everything else is awfully put. Settings section is a mess, photo gallery organization is a mess, UI used are from the 20th century sometimes lol.
It got better with updates but it is still IMHO below acceptable.
I don't think they've got a shot at penetrating that market not in the sort term anyway
Correct. For a Fuzz Factory guitar pedal I built instead of bought, everywhere I read online said to use the AC128 germanium transistors for a better sound. I got a pack off eBay for less than $10 shipped from the Czech Republic.
Yeah DRM is tough especially with all the different specs. Did you use use a DRM server? Or was it just the Video Player implementation that was the pain? Cheers.
That's not a charity, it's the good ole model of paying with data.

You might as well show ads to the patients while they're in the machine and evaluate their brainwaves to see which they like best.
Danone is engaging all 100k employees in the running of the company
Severity levels should have descriptions. And the more triage questions there are, the better. A god two-part level is a) how bad is it? and b) how many are affected? which is, how many are using the system times the probability of the error.

The worst level for the first question is "complete data loss" or "planes fall from sky" or whatever. The second question might be "every user with 100% certainty and no workaround", or it might be "every user with right to left input who use the system on a sunday in a leap year, and there is a workaround".

These numbers can be combined (e.g. multiplied) to get a proper priority.
Proper wide-gamut colorspace support has been around on macOS since 2015: https://webkit.org/blog/6682/improving-color-on-the-web/
The only thing worse than a non dismissible paywall overlay is a non dismissible paywall overlay that takes 90 seconds to paint.
Monitoring Everything?
Yes but the GP has wrote that they even prefer different floor plans because of this very issue, pointing at its generality

Or do you think their regular everyday kitchen tasks are that different? I was also using frying pans to make steaks, fries, schnitzels, ... baking oven for strudels or chicken...
No, I've said "Same effort, but now attackers would have to have both services compromised to plant a malicious download"
DesignGapp – design documentation for projects and styleguides
I'm not following. First off, "service mesh" and "microservice" are not the same thing. There are plenty of microservice systems without a service mesh.

Second, look at https://aws.amazon.com/api-gateway/

It talks about routing to EC2 - that's virtual machines in Autoscaling groups and load balancers, running web apis, your classic backend microservices.

So this is a micro service gateway. Maybe it doesn't have the best pricing or features for your case, but it is a micro service gateway.

Then goes on to the other services that it routes to: lambdas and bunch of other things, including containers in ECS. Is that service mesh?

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/using-amazon-api-gatewa...

AWS now have a service mesh thing, which appears to be unconnected: https://aws.amazon.com/app-mesh/
PCie 3 x1 is 8 gigabit/s. But yes you are right, the gigabit network should be the bottleneck either way.
Can you expound on the ways that Android needs Huawei?
Instant development environments via a single Dockerfile
I lived in Africa for 2 years, and both can be true at the same time.
Is there a way to get the results inline? e.g. first filename, then line number then the matched string? I don't want the filename, newline, matches syntax.
I had the NL40. The power supply fan was very loud considering how dog-slow it was. I hope they fixed that. I use a raspberry pi now, which is also slow but it's much, much smaller and cheaper in every way.
> Technicalities are life or death when talking about law.

Yeah right. It's not that I killed you, but you reacted to a bullet in such a way. It's not that I stole passwords and files from your server, it was your server that happily gave me all that data after I sent it some bytes.

The spirit of the law takes precedence over technicalities.
1-10 million impressions isn't $250 000.
Again 2D interfaces are deeply evolved at this point.
It's from Ask TOH, but there's things like https://www.thisoldhouse.com/watch/solar-panels-follow-sun-i... which is surely a "native advertisement".
Mean is psychologically manipulating people, pimping out a dying loved one to raise money for a startup. I employed a rhetorical device called “hyperbole” to show you how your post comes off. I thought this was a cool story until I read this line. As someone who has lost loved ones, I cannot imagine exploiting their condition, reducing their life to an advertisement, for money or internet points. And I resent those that would. I have a grandmother with dementia and was considering showing your service to my wife until I read that line. Something to keep in mind.
Tough to say what counts as large, but there are lots of articles like this one about avocado growing towns hiring their own militia because the federal government simply isn't relevant in the area:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/07/world/americas/mexico-state-corruption.html

It sounds a lot like local patches of plutocracy to me.
HTML, CSS and JS, as open standards with multiple vendors, have the amazing advantage that if you can't find good developer docs you can just read the spec and it will tell you precisely how something works.
The main differentiating factor is whether the "distributors" are the customers (as is the case with a lot of MLMs, around these days) and real sales to end customer only make up a small percentage of total sales. In those cases all the product ends up in garages and attics of the people who bought in and now can't sell because the product is overpriced shit and designed as such. That means the primary way to make sales is to recruit new "distributors" who then have to do the same (so, pyramid schemes).

However things like tupperware didn't seem to work that way, the product was actually mostly sold to end customers which makes it a legitimate business and not a pyramid scheme.
Re: everyone impressed by how fluid it is with multitouch: The number of touch points doesn't affect the performance of a grid simulation. Using 10 fingers just sets high values at more places in the initial grid. The effort to solve each time step is the same after that. The computational effort scales with the resolution, not the boundary conditions/input.
From what I saw, the 3a has a headphone jack.
VLP molecules could be customized to carry drugs for neurological diseases
There's almost certainly Apple engineers looking at this thread, but I'm not confident on their ability to change anything meaningful or talk about what the situation looks like internally.
How to Reverse the Assault on Science
Apple does hide most of this, but consider that an iPhone app isn't the BLE product most developers are building, rather it is the device that iPhone app talks to, and where the bugs lurk. (Not that Apple doesn't have its fare share of BLE bugs at the chipset/driver level, which resurface with every new iOS release.)
If this were Reddit, I would've awarded you Gold.
I'd say that AutoLayout is much better documented than CSS; because it is a much better concept in the first place.
You’re a real asshole to say something like this.
Thanks for the advice, I will send an email to GE.
Thats nice for a scooter. Imagine how big that battery would be and how hard it would be to get to a tractor stuck 3 miles from a road.

Personal transportation is not the largest user of petroleum.
USB for a nas?! nope nope nope

~2012 mini-itx AMD C60 does 60Mb/sec, at the time was ~60€
You really compared the US to China for human rights ?
They probably have the right data for safe disengagement. If they can solve that, the rest truly can be incrementally added.
I can't wait for people using brain-computer interfaces to connect to the treenet
If you read the article (I'm generally aware of the issues mentioned, FWIW), there isn't really much it tells you to do other than file bugs.
I'm not raising money and this is a bootstrapped product. FWIW, those questions were things she asked me every time she saw me, not the last time she saw me.
I am American and I generally am referring to Americans when I talk about boomers
> if you can't find good developer docs you can just read the spec and it will tell you precisely how something works.

Or rather, how it is supposed to work, but good luck with anything non-trivial. Though the state of things is much better recently than it used to be, but still a long way between implementations and spec.
A possible new target for metastatic prostate cancer targeting MYC
Is Hopper better at ObjC than IDA Pro? I’ve tried going through UIKit once with IDA, but it was very tedious due to objc_msgSend...
>Desktop UI has to be willing to compete on Electron's merits

That's a pretty low bar. None amazing desktop UI I've seen has been non-native.
xterm also has sixels, which give reasonably high-resolution color graphics in normal VT340 mode.

https://github.com/saitoha/libsixel

By high-resolution I mean you can display JPEGs using sixels. You can run OpenGL programs using sixels.
That's like saying theft is increasing because of consumer demand for free goods. And that all goods should be free to reduce demand.

The reasonble choice is to make the trade more difficult and raise prices. Cigarette prices have shown demand for some very addictive substances are far more elastic than some would believe.

I think there's better solutions than increasing exposure to addictive drugs. Non-addictive stuff I really don't care about. But they don't drive the drug trade either. I'm also for decriminalizing addiction to encourage people to seek help. Your suggestion is a bit too much anarchy for me
This is why SF should be mandatory reading in high school. People can't even grasp the consequences of tracking cookies and we are going to sell them stuff to plug in their head.
Actually one of the best things about Android is that you can drop all the Google apps. Don't use the default Google keyboard but install your own. Don't want to see ads in YouTube? Get YT Vanced. No ads in apps ever? DNS66. Want the Play Store apps without Google? Yalp.
Deleted comments and comments from removed posts go. No guarantee about bodies of removed posts.
1) Let X = The color profile assigned to CSS #rrggbb color codes.

What is X?

2) Let Y = The color profile assigned to your display.

When X does not equal Y, which option should the browser choose for converting colorspace X to colorspace Y for display purposes?

a) Relative colormetric
b) Absolute colormetric
c) Untranslated integers
d) Other

Then,

3) Let Z = The color profile assigned to CSS HSV/LAB color codes.

What is Z? Is it the same as X?

I don't envy browser developers any aspect of this problem. If they do it right, no one will notice care. If they do it wrong, the Internet will burn them alive. I can't blame them all for being scared, but I hope that now that we've finally exited the "wild west" of "My display could have any ICC profile under the sun" and are instead approaching "My display is either sRGB or Display P3" that they will, at the very least, decide what to do and then do it and make us all adapt.

ps. If you answer question 1 with "X has no assigned color profile", then here's two extra credit questions for you:

4) Should a CSS box with "no colorspace" #ff0000, when displayed on two calibrated displays of equal luminosity but differing (sRGB, P3) color profiles, appear visually identical to the human eye (Safari) or should it be more saturated on P3 (Firefox)?

5) What is the correct CSS declaration to specify P3(r=1.0,g=0.0,b=0.0)?

pps. It looks like the CSS working groups are being pushed by both Microsoft and Apple to solve this problem, so eventually they will clearly all standardize on some way to specify colors in non-sRGB, and likely default unspecified colors to sRGB. To which I have to say, "Finally", because maybe then the one outlier will finally align with what I think is right. This is a hard problem, don't get me wrong, it's just frustrating having waited a decade for them to solve this and it's still not solved.

ppps. The answer to all of the above questions can likely be found here, once they exit the draft stage someday. The above is all designed to convey the problem in a nutshell to people who aren't familiar with the core problem. If you truly understand and care about this stuff, here you go:

CSS Color Module Level 4, W3C Working Draft, 5 March 2019: https://www.w3.org/TR/css-color-4/#predefined

11.2. Predefined colorspaces: srgb, image-p3, a98rgb, prophotorgb and rec2020.
Prep classes can result in some side-channel learning. Adversity score manipulation... not so much.
The "About GNU Guix" section at the bottom of the post should shed some light...
Can anyone give some suggestions of how the security features of this chip might be used?
- when I think about eventually getting financial freedom to focus on doing things meaningful for me,

- when I help my colleagues to grow professionally and personally,

- strong desire to deliver a sophisticated piece of tech or master a technology.
Thank you! I can't take credit for the idea. That goes to my brother Andy. He'd originally dubbed the prototype "Instagrandpa" but we thought Facebook might get upset and went with NanaGram.
Paranoia will destroy us: Why Huawei and other Chinese tech is not spying
AutoLayout is amazing. I love it and personally think it's better too...

...however, when it first got added to iOS, Apple notably had crappy documentation for it, and the performance was abysmal so it had uptake issues where people would still resort to manually judging frames.

Moreover, it doesn't matter. CSS is a juggernaut and it's not going away anytime soon.
> If I can't profit off serving you content without you consenting to the targeting

Then you don't get to play in the EU. Businesses have many protections in the EU, the right to indiscriminately track and target users without permission is not one of them, nor to make provision of service dependent on tracking.

Make no mistake - The GDPR is absolutely an attack on the business of targeted advertising.
That is a drastically higher estimate than the cost of illegal immigration I have seen other places. Indeed I have seen in other reports that illegal immigration is a net economic positive. This cato report says that report is fatally flawed [1]. Among other things the outlandish figure of 113b is easily corrected to 3-15b. And this article strongly suggests its a net positive in reality. See also [2], [3].

So you need an estimate that passes the laugh test.

1. https://www.cato.org/blog/fairs-fiscal-burden-illegal-immigr...
2. https://www.apnews.com/1e597a4896884da08bef0a8f8134c6be
3. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-federation-for-american-i...
debatem1 uses Arch, btw.
> He lied to the FBI after a plea bargain which involved him telling them the truth.

Sure you're not thinking of Manafort? I don't think Cohen had a plea deal, and I don't think he was charged with lying to the FBI. Manafort and Flynn did, and Manafort I think was the one that then broke the deal. There's a lot of crimes to keep track of.

I guess it depends on what you mean by real ramifications as it's being served concurrently but Cohen is serving two months for lying to Congress, a charge he plead guilty to.
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> The ads business model is legal

But tracking and targeting without consent are not any longer.
With Facebook's distributed data stores, I'd be really surprised if any deletion was immediate.
It's more likely that they tombstone a post. That's where they store a "this post has been deleted" flag in their database. Using this style of deletion, the post and the tombstone would be eventually removed from the data store when it is periodically compacted.
Try the "Recurrence Relation" chapter of https://larc.unt.edu/ian/books/free/poa.pdf
That kind of supports my point. Crappy border enforcement.
I've been doing this for 10+ years and the absolute last thing I'd do is stop and read a spec from them.

Not that I don't think it's useful, it just (in practice) ends up with edge cases per-browser that I'd rather find out upfront.

Edit: The above probably sounded more harsh than intended, haha... don't take it as derision please. Just noting my thoughts on specs.
I live in Seattle and there are similar problems. The homeless are all us citizens. They don't have problems caused by immigration. I talk to these sad souls frequently. Every day unfortunately I walk past them on the way to work. I say unfortunate because I want them to have a place to live and not be on the street.

They have nothing to do with illegal immigrants. These homeless people aren't going to be working in a restaurant or other kinds of jobs immigrants often do. In seattle the minimum wage is $15 an hour, that is not enough to attract the homeless here.