skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The workman layout seems to have the most thought behind it: https://workmanlayout.org/

If I put in effort to tune the markov keyboard, I'll use the workman approach, right now the code isn't as smart as it could be.
Yeah, the issue really is that post-mortem's been adopted as a noun.

This is a de facto post-mortem <thing> (allowing the adoption of 'mortem' to mean problem, but not the phrase as noun) just perhaps not the full analysis it's been taken to imply.
I’m not sure if asking TheBestVPN.com how many people use VPNs is going to get you a reliable answer.
I think that's an oversimplification.. let's say I have daily backups. Let's also say I'm opening my email client in the morning and receive 20 mails, but because I haven't had any coffee yet I accidentally delete the wrong one, which I realize 15 seconds later. Now that mail is gone and I have no way to retrieve it..

(No, paying more attention is not a solution. People inevitably make these kinds of mistakes)
At the very least, watch some Paul Sellers videos to inoculate yourself against the belief that you absolutely must give all your disposable income to Festool and Lie Nielsen.

https://www.youtube.com/user/PaulSellersWoodwork
So the title shouldn't be 'Can we Live Longer..". As the actual article is about anti-aging not living longer..
Look into the MessagEase keyboard. It's IMO about the optimum available phone keyboard input. With a little practice you can touch-type naturally, though it's never going to be as fast as a full size keyboard of course.

Really the only downside is having to put a bit of effort into learning it, but for the amount of time I personally spend typing on the phone over the years, it's well worth it.

I also tried other keyboard formats. 8pen was kind of interesting, but I could never get it very consistent myself, it felt more like a gimmick.
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Apple was the first company to take accessibility seriously. And that is definitely a market where it likely didn't make a lot of revenue, if any at all.
Just consider this, if you think every niche market is irrelevant.
NordVPN sued by Torguard for blackmail [pdf]
I’d assume it’s an “offset” right? So not making things “better” - just not as “bad”
Is it that surprising that poor people still have to buy clothes and food and other products?
i once tried the unicode urls and they are a pain in the a§§ because some browser (and mail clients) interpret them differently. Also some search engines and/or crawlers interpret them different (mostly they are double encoded). This in turn results in several "errors" that the developer then has to re- en/decode again server side to serve the correct content to url.

On the other side: Just "transliterate" a url is super simple and people all over the world can at least read the url (and probably memorise). For example: ä => ae => everybody in Germany knows how to read and interpret this.

SEO wise: No difference at all.
If that’s true, maybe they should update the first paragraph of their github page, which clearly says the library is written in C.
How did you get from

Are they profitable

To

you have to make literally all the money or your business is a failure
I daily drive an electric for the last 4.5 years. I can't see what possible good passing a charging station on my highway commute would do me. If the car isn't going to naturally rest there, that charging station is only useful for emergencies, IMO.

(I bought the LEAF with the intent to mostly charge at home. Since then, our company moved and we have chargepoints at work, but I agree with your overall point that no charging at home or work is a deal-breaker. I disagree that that is meaningfully ameliorated if there was an intra-commute charging station.)
Minor gripe: that error band needs some tweaking. You can't have negative proportions.
It's better assigning costs, but still bad. A carbon tax is really the only way that works.

Society subsidized $10k on a Tesla purchase for someone to commute to work, but offered no incentive to take public transport, carpool or work remotely.

It's a shame that it's such a hard sell politically.
Apple finally releases App Store Connect APIs
Why would we combine Whole Foods and Trader Joe's? Whew, at least it's not bigger than Target and Walgreens combined though! It is however about 40% the size of Kroger... so there is that.
Serious. Don't have the statistics, but look up "gomad" for "gallon of full fat milk a day" - it is a thing for a reason.
Ancient gene mutation could protect against diabetes, study finds
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>, isn't the whole point that intellicode is trained on your own project?

Intellicode may also be trained on your own project but that's definitely not its whole point.

Here's an excerpt from https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/services/intellicode/:

>"IntelliCode recommendations are based on thousands of open source projects on GitHub each with over 100 stars."

Perhaps you were thinking of "IntelliSense" instead of "IntelliCode"? Yes, the older IntelliSENSE could parse your custom classes and types and provide autocomplete for them. IntelliCODE is a different algorithm. (I think Microsoft's naming for them is not self-descriptive and confusing.)
How to Protect Your Pretty Design with Patent Registration
The Federal regulations are based on a fleet wide average emissions. Large trucks and SUVs will always, ipso facto, have higher average emissions than sedans and compact cars. If your product mix skews to SUVs and trucks — and they aren’t EV — then your fuel efficiency numbers will in aggregate be higher.

Efficiency technology shifts the whole emissions curve down across the fleet. The curve invariably goes up and to the right when graphed against gross curb weight, regardless of emissions technology.

The targets were set with the assumption of a shrinking truck and SUV market. When gas was pushing above $4/ga and everyone was saying it could hit $8 there was even a time when that started to happen. But at $3/ga the consumer preference is strongly skewed toward larger vehicles, higher off the ground.
The most intriguing thing I found in the article, is that, If you design & sell items specifically to elderly, they wont buy it. Because they don't want the product to remind that they are old.

So the solution is to design a product which suits to the elderly but seems like its designed for young generation.
The last person I would trust to "hack" or "optimise" the human body is an orange website user.
"control over your device" isn't a big concern for many in the way privacy is, though. Certainly, in the early days of smartphones I rooted my Android phones and iPhones but these days I just see my smartphone as a utility that I want to work well. There isn't really anything I want to do with my iPhone that Apple blocks me from doing.
Huh, weird.

I've only ever noticed the "starred" recommendations on our own methods, and it's incredible.
yes you're right, didn't think about that. Things might look different now if Facebook had been blocked from acquiring Instagram.
WWDC 2019: SwiftUI, Apple's Stab at Low-Code App Creation, Is Pretty Neat
I used think that was the problem too. But then I had this issue with cards that weren't cheap.
Try eating dark chocolate with minimal added sugar. It contains fewer calories and if you buy the good stuff it's quite tasty.
It's hard to convince customers that they don't need huge SUV or pickup truck to drive solo to work in the office. On top of that there is clear, design trend especially in pickup truck world to have biggest, most vertical grill that is possible. Moving such wall trough the air at highway speed is far from efficient. No matter how badly Fiat wants to sell cars like small and efficient Fiat 500, Tipo, Alfa Romeo Giulia etc. that can be sleek and good for environment, in USA they will mostly sell huge RAMs, Jeeps and muscle cars.
The social dynamic that helps silence minority voices and entrench problems
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Dave Wiskus, one of the co-creators of the standard.tv network behind this platform, gave some insights on the /r/CGPGrey2 subreddit [0] and on Twitter [1].

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/CGPGrey2/comments/bs52a1/nebula_an_...
[1] https://twitter.com/dwiskus/status/1131587829136601088
Could you recommend some reading to dive deeper into this narrative?

It is very interesting, reminds me something I couldn't grasp now. Probably some theory about an inherent nature of Russia's failures or something like. But, you know, it is hard to think of such a matters when the main example is your own country, it is hard to keep objectivity. I'd be happy to read about India.

By the way, I believe, that a bloody revolution wouldn't help India to create a different society. Take a Russia as an example: there was revolution of 1917, which overthrown Tzar, but communists came and they built authoritarian state just like in old times. With a Stalin as a dictator instead of Tzar. Tzar was meant to have a God given rights to rule, Stalin had the same rights given him by a proletariat. Even the scale of a corruptions the same, and one of the theories explaining them goes as far as to X century to track the start of bribery as a way to pay wages to government representatives, then bribes were made illegal, but it lasts for a centuries without a much success. Tzar, communists, now "democrats" are all failed to change it.

In 1991 USSR had failed, and there were a failure of a society, but in a few years a new society emerged, then gathered strength and finally we have all the same, the only difference are flags and slogans. We see the return of a God, though for now no one claims yet that Putin is a God given ruler.

The kind state you could build in a society are constrained heavily by a culture of a society (not the painting and architecture, but the culture in almost biological meaning, something that goes from mother to a child, something that is almost as sticky as a genetics). At the same time the culture of a society have a great inertia, you couldn't change it in a few years of a bloody revolution and a civil war.
You act as if that’s a bad thing....
Researchers solve mystery of the galaxy with no dark matter
How do you make a certificate to self sign without going through Apple?
These apps are in their store. That implies that they have approved them.
>Engineers building apps that depend on that know the limitations.

As someone who works at a slightly smaller tech company with of similar age with similar infrastructure I assure you this is not the case. Engineers are building things that rely on other things that rely on other things. There's a point where people don't know what their dependencies are.

I wouldn't be surprised if nobody actually knew there was customer traffic in this class until this happened.
How to negotiate a part-time offer with startup?
I just got offered a contract-to-hire position with a tech startup ( < 10 people). I was sent an informal offer over e-mail which said 10-15 hrs/wk for $45-$55/hr. I asked if I could raise the time commitment, however the hiring manager said that he has a max monthly limit for payment.

My ideal scenario would be $60/hr for 20 hours, especially since this will be a 1099. This is based on a previous contract which was $60/hr with a compensation limit. I'm going to wait until I get the full contract to negotiate. How would you proceed?
I own several Apple products. My 2015 MBP is my primary computing device outside of work. I am a paying customer, and this service is useless to me unless I replace every device I own with an Apple device. I couldn't do that even if I actually wanted to.
Intent-based Search Quality: a tool for intent-based search quality validation
>If parts of the company is doing bad things, it doesn't make all of us sell outs in my opinion.

That's textbook selling out. As is using compartmentalization as rationalization.
That's his own site that he built himself. It runs a ton of services, bug trackers, CI, mailing lists, wikis, etc. https://sourcehut.org/
You may or may not like his products, but Zuck has proven over and over that he learnt from the mistakes of previous techpreneurs. Jobs failed to grasp how public companies work, and was ousted; Zuck made sure this could never, ever happen to him.

Shareholders have nothing to complain about, the structure was known when they bought in. If they are not happy, they can sell to people who trust the man more.
If Apple decided you're a bot and deletes your account, everything tied to it will also go.
Netflix offers subscription through the app as well. If you offer those and do not advertise your other channels, you are allowed to publish. The important part here is that you have to offer the same subscriptions at the same price between your web version and your in-app version.

But this would require a significant amount of work on our side to support both web and mobile subscription. We do not expect to get any new business straight from the mobile app, we just want to offer an additional free service to our existing and future customers.

It would take us at least 2 to 3 man-month to rework our billing stack so that Apple has a chance to get 30% on some subscription. Which they won't since we really doubt B2B customers will subscribe to $2k+ yearly contracts using in-apps purchases. So it's really spending all that time/effort so that the Apple reviewer feels OK can safely check the little box on his list next to "in-app policy" :-(
Smartphone market share wouldn't be the defining factor in whether you could jumpstart a social network, given there are billions of active smartphones.

The actual size - not relative size - of your base would define that. The only way relative would matter is if they needed to be larger than eg Android to do it, for some reason (they don't).

They have ~1.4 billion active devices world-wide (900+ million active iPhones). You're acting like they have more like 50 million. They'll soon have a billion people using their various services.
Derivative Works in Open-Source
There's a whole new provisioning section in the docs covering:

Bundle IDs - Manage the bundle IDs that uniquely identify your apps.

Bundle ID Capabilities - Manage the app capabilities for a bundle ID.

Certificates - Create, download, and revoke signing certificates for app development and distribution.

Devices - Register devices for development and testing.

Profiles - Create, delete, and download provisioning profiles that enable app installations for development and distribution.

https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/117080
Kubernetes Tutorial: Managing TLS Certificates with Ambassador
Not anymore, they updated their policy recently
But how do you type when your fingers are on top of the keys? I suggest braille display keycaps instead of LED screen keycaps!
I suspect perfectly fine, actually. Why would this somehow trigger just above a certain threshold?
Being a proton VPN plus user for more than 6 months is a bit slow for me so i do use it only when i connect to un known/public networks rest of the time being off, i have 2 year subscription not sure will renew the VPN going forward, their mail services are top of line for my needs.
This is nonsense. You can just buy a different phone -- there are dozens of companies out there.

Apple's "tax" allows them to pay for software without selling my data. At the moment, I have a choice: 1) Buy software funded by spying on me (any Android phone) 2) Buy software funded by selling to me (and iPhone). If they're forced to "open up" their platform, then their revenue stream becomes more difficult, and I don't have choice any more.

If you want to have all your software funded by letting people spy on you, then go for it. But don't take away my choice.
Solve those 7 problems and we'll probably find an 8th.
This article provide sufficient explanation on derivative works in open-source. What do you think ?
His research agenda and goal is outrageously challenging and controversial and he might be a too overconfident. There is good reason to be skeptical, but he is not a crackpot. Attempting to do something that may turn out to be impossible or wrong approach is not crackpottery.

His work of identifying reasons of aging seems really reasonable. Trying to reverse every one of those is incredible challenge. It's the biggest moonshot ever attempted.
My understanding is that completion in VS Code for C# is provided by Omnisharp, which yeah, I agree, seems to be slow and inconsistent.

I've written a language server extension for VS Code (not for C#), and the completion lists I provide are better than those I get in C#/F# while writing the server, it's bad :/
No. You cite an article that falsely compares sales and delivery numbers. It's deliveries on already sold cars that slowed.
Bloomberg revealing another Big Secret without citing sources? Why should I believe them?
If you're worried about that for a particular service you don't have to anonymize your email address – in fact it's opt-in not opt-out. When signing up it will use your real email address for the service or you can check a box to provide an anonymized one for free as shown in the keynote.
Still gotta wait for 11 years approx to reach Saturn even travelling in high speed.Long wait will try to post a reply back from Saturn once i land there safely.
Sad that so many AMERICAN media outlets are censoring stories about Tianamen Square. Whose side are they on?
If you're interested in this kind of stuff, the NASA General Mission Analysis Toolkit (GMAT) is open source and is actively used to do navigation analysis for multiple missions which are currently flying.

http://gmatcentral.org/
Sure. The product was a new type of tube squeezer called Squizmo (Squeezing Gizmo.) I know I'm biased, but I think it is the best tube squeezer ever made.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1954489654/squizmo-a-3d...
No one is gonna buy an iPhone to "sign in with apple".

No one is gonna make a group chat on iMessage where half the people aren't able to join anyway.

Apple should release iMessage for Android.
Early Detection of Quantum Jumps
I am detecting a big fragility.

Ooohhh, no one can talk about the bad parts of my country, ooooohh.
The work envelope is 4.8" x 6.0" so realistically you'd only get a ~4.375" diameter part geometry in there. You can't have hot plastic right up to the edge, the pressure would blow out the mold wall. This is assuming steel or aluminium molds. 3d printed molds would likely need even thicker walls to account for the voids in printing.

The one benefit would be if you were using or developing generative design in 3d printed molds, this would be a great test bed.

source - I work in the injection molding, 3dp, and CNC industry.
That doesn't make sense on several levels including mathematically. Two sterile immortals would use less resources than a stable progression of two child average couples in a generation. There would exist therefore a middling equivalent or lesser resource using immortal reproduction k per t or n additional projection than say N per generation mortals.

Not to mention the theft framework is nonsensical - while it is a good thing to have sustainable systems and resources how can one steal from that which does not exist and may not ever even?

Under that framework I could accuse anyone of wrongfully occupying the space of an entity which may only exist at the end of time after all intelligent life is dead - which is more absurd than the invisible pink unicorn arguements.
SourceHut is my own platform:

https://sourcehut.org

It's entirely open source (unlike GitHub), has its own CI, and is mailing list oriented instead of PR oriented.
Web site looks fine, probably done by an engineer. Rather that than some slicked up bullshit from some “startup”.
I think that's mostly an artifact of SEML. In SXML that would be:

(p "This is a " (b "really cool") " sentence.")

Which seems a-okay to me.
> There is a whole field of Visual Programming Languages or VPLs, and there were literally hundreds of languages developed over the last 60 years.

> By every single metric, modern programming languages landscape is 100% dominated by textual programming languages with zero exceptions.

> Why is it so? Text is clearly not the best way to represent everything, and all those bright minds working on the visual programming languages were clearly onto something.

This section reads weird -- I'd think that after seeing 60 years worth of failing visual programming attempts, one would accept that maybe text _is_ clearly the best way to represent programs. How can one say that text is "clearly not the best" in fact of such overwhelming evidence?
Yes, and they should call it Pong.

Jokes aside, isn't that, functionally speaking, iMessage?
Whole system was designed so that Facebook did not need to prioritise short term goals such as stock prices over long term ambitions, no matter how good or bad those ambitions might be.

System works, apparently.
This is true for Google, Facebook, and Twitter logins as well. It's a valid criticism for using any third party authentication provider (which I personally avoid and will be avoiding Apple's).
I'm fed up with business meetings already. The thought of having to endure them for all of eternity sounds horrible!

Reproduction, thanks! Wouldn't mind spending the last 10 years in good health though.
It must have taken superhuman willpower not to title this "Colons in computer-science paper titles: Threat, or menace?"
"Your browser is not currently supported."

Up-to-date Chrome on Android.
>The gp expressed an interest in the end to end latency and you responded with a dismissive comment which didn't answer their question.

It wasn't meant to answer their question, it was meant to point on the relevance (or lack thereof) of the answer to the question to appreciate the improvement.

In other words, the gp seemed to dismiss the improvement, because what would be important for them would be to know the "end to end" latency.
For one, he’s the lead dev on gir.sr.hr.

In terms of general benefits: email workflow is a big one for those that like it, it’s open source, no javascript, no tracking, and built in continuous integration and mailing lists.
> By living longer you are merely stealing resources from those that follow you

Have you carefully examined the logical outcome of such a line of thinking? Carousel, anyone? Is your life clock blinking?
"Self-help" videos targeted at men often lead to that too I've found. I might be watching a video about how to come across as more confident to people, or tricks to becoming more disciplined, and with just four or five clicks via Peterson/Milo/Shapiro videos you'll get to the "Lib CUCK get's destroyed by FACTS and LOGIC" side of YouTube.
I for one, am happy that Apple can afford to offer privacy as one of its strong suites.

But can you afford to buy it?
Grimoire: Synthesizing Structure While Fuzzing [pdf]