skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If iterations take longer than 10s, then I'm really not interested.

Typical Docker based CIs are ten minutes to build. Nevermind the deployment. A ridiculous waste of time and energy.
Does anyone else feel it's disengenuous to list the revenue per month for a company less than two years old? It seems like they could saturate a market and then assume that people will keep buying new planners. But how many planners are one time purchases? I think it's presumptuous to think they could maintain the revenue stream without more data.
I whipped up a version for Emacs here.

https://github.com/Ruin0x11/downdraft
Since many banks use phones as a second factor these had an advantage at some point. For example they did not show up on other devices where you have SMS integration (such as your laptop). Also since you seen them immediately it was faster to re-type the code, they also did not pollute message history.

At some point my bank stopped sending these (I don't know why) and it was worse for a while.

Now, with the automatic code extractions into clipboard things are again as they should be because I don't need to care about this at all anymore (90% of the time, as most clipboard features in iOS/macOS this one is flaky too)
Internet rules and laws: the top ten, from Godwin to Poe
>Focusing on income ignores the plummeting costs of goods, what they can buy is much better and more plentiful than they could in the 70s.

Actually the most important good, a house, is much more expensive to buy/rent than in the 60s/70s.

There were times when a middle class family with one working member could afford a house and send the kid to college without huge debt - something near impossible now even with 2 working members.

As for goods, those are hardly a compensation, if people work crazy hours, with stagnant pay, and get less share of _their_ society's wealth (their current society's, not compared to 20, 30 or 1000 years ago, which is what matters. We don't compare ourselves with medieval serfs or cavemen to see if we're doing OK, and we don't pat ourselves in the back in 2019 if we live in a trailer park because we have electricity and some rich person in 1800 wouldn't).

So, yeah, thanks to cheap foreign manufacturing one can have more stuff (just not the important stuff, like house and healthcare and education and better job conditions).
Yeah, that's how pointer arithmetic works. Adding an int and a pointer assumes an array and gives you a pointer to the nth element in that direction (which had better exist, for your sake). char pointers can be used for byte offsets if a byte is a char on your platform (and it's been quite a while since that wasn't true).

You can also subtract two pointers into the same array and get the distance (in elements, not bytes). a[b - a] == b.
BMW Mini also has central dash, and they carried that over to electric i3. But I concur it kind of sucks, on Model 3 too.
I never said they had low ROI, just that ultimately I am responsible for what I buy, regardless of how many ads I've seen. If I see an advert for something I'm already interested in, it's an extra datapoint to take into account if I ever purchase something. I don't consider this a takeover of the mind, that's just blatant hyperbole. If I like the product I'm getting, does it matter if I found them through ads?

Having worked a little bit with people in the ad industry (advertisers not publishers and I stress very limited work) they don't care if 90% is a 'waste' - because of the bidding system, that waste along with other things like click fraud is priced in. This only works if you can measure it.

Without tracking, digital ads would be worth less even if ROI was 10% higher (which I'm still sceptical of).
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To be honest some of those smaller merchants can also make better coffee than Starbucks, and as such they can ask for slightly higher prices for said better coffee without their customers complaining.
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I've seen very few microsurgery advances, and it looked like they might be transplanting single cells. Arpeggio and Asher both seem focused on their single treatment or process...

A microsurgical cell transplant system could usher in an entire class of new treatments that could be adapted in a variety of ways. I think its more likely to succeed, and could have a much larger impact.
The rule applies to Chinese companies and to the yuan-denominated financial accounts of foreign companies physically doing business in China (meaning having an office or facility in China), which is why it had a dampening effect on foreign investment.

Annoyingly, if you ask a representative of the Chinese government if such a rule exists (before you have sent money into China), they will tell you no such rule exists, or that the rule doesn't apply to foreign companies. They wait until the money is in China and you try to transfer it out of your bank account to let you know that your company is also subject to these rules.

Several US clients of mine found this out the hard way (a few years ago, before the trade war).
What you don't seem to realize is that during actual driving, you don't need to use the touch screen at all. Every meaningful, required interaction with the car (except arguably wiper speed setting I guess) is controlled with physical controls

The 3 has a brake pedal, gas pedal, steering wheel, two 4-way physical switch/dials on the steering wheel front, a stalk on the left and a stalk on the right. On the left stalk you can lever it up down forward and back. On the right stalk just up and down. But stalks have two positions for levering in each up and down direction. Finally, each stalk has a button at the end.

To engage drive mode (P, D, N, R) you use the right stalk by either lifting or pulling down for D or R, partially lifting or pulling down and holding it there for N, pressing the button at the end for P.

On the left, you use it for signalling like normally. Partial levering signals 3 clicks, full levering signals continuously like normal. Pressing the button at the end partially activates the wipers, pressing fully and holding activates the fluid and wiper action. Levering away from the driver toggles high beam mode, levering towards and holding forces high beams on.

The front 4-ways, the left one generally controls volume and track selection of the music while the right one controls driving settings relevant to the autopilot/TACC features. Specifically, clicking left/right adjusts the follow distance and rolling up or down controls the set target speed.

As for mentioning the pedals it's because 1) single-pedal driving is a big thing with tesla drivers due to the strength of the regenerative braking, so your throttle has more impact on your driving than a classic pedal. Feels a bit like a combo clutch/throttle if you're experienced with manual cars. And the brake pedal has a dual purpose. When at a full stop, pressing it firmly activates "hold" mode which is basically and automatic parking brake. Pressing it firmly releases it allowing your vehicle to roll freely. Not quite like N drive mode because regenerative braking still happens.

Anyway, long description I know. But the point is, everything relevant to driving is a physical control. During driving, the only thing I find myself going to the touch screen for that could possibly be "nicer" on the stalk is the wiper settings which I generally just leave on "Auto" anyway. This setting is made visible if you manually activate the wiper and is very close to the steering wheel. very easy to use.

All other driving related things on the touch screen are things you use when not actively driving, unless you're some weirdo who wants to switch their lights on and off manually or something, idk.

The UX of the Model 3 is impeccable.

Edit: forgot to note, the 4-way controls on the steering wheel also click in, so left side is going to pause/play with that. And honestly off the top of my head I can't remember what clicking the right one does.
Rails, from what I remember, has a strong my-way-or-the-highway attitude. It has many strengths, but deviating from the happy path isn't it's strength. It's creator claimed it was Omakase. [1]

[1] https://dhh.dk/2012/rails-is-omakase.html
typedef struct thing {
char a;
long long int nothing;
} thing_t;

#define P(x) printf("%s %c\n", #x, x)
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
thing_t array[1024];
array[8].a = 'H';
P(array[8].a);
P((8[array]).a);
P((*(8 + array)).a);
}
Handling over CA keys wouldn't allow them to mitm things - you'd need the server operators private key for that. This could allow them to issue new certs, but they'd have to be added to certificate transparency to be valid, and everyone would know rather quickly if they tried.
There are 44.2 million borrowers who owe a total of over $1.5 trillion in student debt. That's a 35K average, but there are people owing 50K and 100K.

Not sure where you see the "higher salaries making that up in just a few year", since ex-students are saddled with debt for decades after graduation, and tons of young people can't find decent jobs. Low unemployment doesn't mean "enough paying jobs".

>As to “quality of life”—that’s subjective.

Well, not really.

>If I wanted to live in a 900 square foot house without air conditioning, like the average Finn, I’d move back to Bangladesh.

Well, if you mainly have Bangladesh experience to compare to, it's no wonder why America looks like such a wonderland to you.

For the average American it would be a huge upgrade to live "like the average Finn", even if they don't have the larger (shoddily built, average American houses are the worst I've seen in the west, and I'm not even getting into trailer parks and ready-mades) house.
Are you saying that there might one day be evidence for the nonexistence of a sense of self in an infant? I can't even find that kind of evidence for a rock--seems to me that Kegan is safe here.
Wouldnt count macro work as well?
No, the fallacy is that money being spent is good for the economy by itself. It's a neutral action.

Creation of value is good, and breaking a window just to replace it doesn't.

GDP counts money being spent, of course.
No one goes to Starbucks for the high quality of their coffee. They go for convenience, maybe atmosphere (a safe comfortable place to hang for awhile), and such. But if you want great coffee, that is a trade off that doesn’t favor Starbucks (like a burger conesuire at McDonald’s).
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That's it in the nutshell!

It seems to work for basic pages quite well, I think that lazy load will work for most pages as long as the JavaScript is embedded (no -j flag provided) and the Internet connection is on. It saves what's there when the page is loaded, the rest is a gamble since every website implements infinite scroll differently.

Authentication is another tricky part -- it's different for every browser. I will try to convert it into a web extension of sorts, so that pages could be saved directly from the browser while the user is authenticated.
This one ? https://twitter.com/thepatwalls/status/1164708441216077825
> Similarly stores assets as base64'd data URIs and saves it as a single file.

Does it? IIRC it stores assets as MIME attachments, hence the "M": the result is not HTML (which this would I assume be), it's a multipart MIME message whose root is an HTML document.

edit: in fact when downloading mht files osx / safari misrecognises them as exported emails and appends the "eml" extension.
I really like this concept, and I've been using an npm package called inliner which does this too: https://www.npmjs.com/package/inliner

I'm glad there's more people taking a look at the use case, and I'd be interested to see a list of similar solutions.

If you combine this with Chrome's headless mode, you can prerender many pages that use JavaScript to perform the initial render, and then once you're done send it to one of these tools that inlines all the resources as data URLs.

/Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome ./site/index.md.html --headless --dump-dom --virtual-time-budget=400

The result is that you get pages that load very fast and are a single HTML file with all resources embedded. Allowing the page to prerender before inlining will also allow you to more easily strip all the JavaScript in many cases for pages that aren't highly interactive once rendered.
I would suggest looking at a Morita therapist from TODO institute.

Among all the various theories that I have read, this one sounded the most useful. The gist of it being that we cannot control our feelings and thoughts, but we should concentrate on performing actions, irrespective of what we are feeling or thinking.
I refuse to do work on docker because of this.
you can speculate that China government is behind the bill. anyone can. but it's speculation until there is evidence. So far, there isn't such evidence as far as I am aware.

In my understanding, China central government favors Hong Kong stability over anything else. It's quite likely that it's Hong Kong government but China central government that proposed the bill.
For tclsh you can enable readline functionality via the tclreadline library. E.g. I have those lines in my ~/.tclshrc:

if {$tcl_interactive} {
package require tclreadline
::tclreadline::Loop
}
The requirements for doing forex are very different for both entities (and I know this from being a foreign entity with Chinese income and a Chinese bank account). There isn’t one rule, it’s a set of regulations.
Ask HN: Why is there so much intellectual posturing among engineers?
Flutter might actually have some legs. It's gaining a lot of steam without any Fuchsia involvement.

I'm a UI-focused engineer who's been working with it for the past 8 months or so, and I'm really liking it. Hot reload is awesome, the framework's primitives and how they compose is very natural feeling after some practice, and the framework doesn't hide low-level control from you if you need it.

Dart's no slouch either. I mean, it's not super exciting, but its standard library is nice, and the language itself is improving all the time (non-nullable by default coming soon!).

PLUS, with support for macOS, Windows and Linux on the horizon, we're soon going to have a really solid development environment that works on both mobile and desktop platforms.

I know this sounds like an ad, but I'm serious. I like it a lot.
Around where I live, a good part of the village names refer to setting trees on fire.
Stellar article, I never understood self attention; this makes it so very clear in a few concise lines, with little fluff.

The author has a gift for explaining these concepts.
It looks like it creates a normal HTML file (embedding assets as data URI) so it should require no special client / support.

HTMLD, WARC, MTHML, MAFF and webarchive are all "container" formats which bundle assets next to the HTML using various methods (resp. bundle, custom, multipart MIME, zip and binary plist).
Enterprises use functional languages, and why they don’t (1999) [pdf]
I think the top level domain of the author's blog kinda gives it away :)
Simo Häyhä, nicknamed “White Death”
Prometheus... now there's a name I've not heard in years.

"App Engine", to non-googlers.
Note that you can uniquely identify all floats by printing them with printf(“%1.8e”):

https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2013/02/07/float-precision...
If you only trust first and second parties, you can’t get enough evidence for anything ever. Especially if one of those parties denies it. Even the police themselves are a third party, so by your standards even the police lab reports can’t be trusted.
Hmmm. Maybe they track click times, post times and post frequency? like if the post is done in an inhuman amount of speed it is flagged as a bot post?

Dunno just throwing Ideas. hahahahah
Man, I didn’t realize Venezuela was so fucked that dentists are now doing mTurk.
In my mind, I like the idea of funding the companies that are building the type of future I want to live in. That way the future I like has a better chance of happening.

Alternatively, a strategy could fund the ones that are building a terrible, but profitable future, and using the money you make to live somewhere else.

It almost seems like a prisoner's dilemma sort of situation. If you don't fund the baddies, and someone else does, then you'll be poor in a terrible future.
Something is very wrong at this company if developers need hours or even days to deploy changes in a microservice architecture. I suggest to find an outside consultant with verifiable Kubernetes experience in production to get this checked out. Maybe a bit of outside perspective will help your teams to fix this.

Good luck.
Yup, it's used a lot in machine translation to compare different systems, and to a lesser extent in natural language generation (where it's completely inappropriate...)
I remember this variation of the story:

An unknown chessplayer bet a lot of money, that he could play live & simultaniously against two grandmasters and achieve at least 1 point. The two matches were played in different rooms next to each other. No one except the unknown player was allowed to switch rooms during the matches (to not disturb the grandmasters). Obviously he played White against one grandmaster, Black against the other, and won his bet.

As I sometimes tell this anecdote, I wonder what its actual source might be?

I'm pretty confident, this never happend in real, as I expect no grandmaster could get scammed that easily. But the story could be rooted in a "catch me if you can"-like movie or novel or something.

If someone knows more, I would be happy for a hint...
Yeah, POWER has basically unlimited nested virt from POWER9 on. And unlike x86 you don't get the massive slowdowns past a level or two of nested virtualization.

Stadia seems to think it can push a high resolution monitor like stream over a network interface. I'm playing devils advocate of course here but fundamentally if you don't have control of the hardware there's no long term advantage to local compute, at least not with current market trends etc. Everything points to a move back to dumb terminals for consumer use at this point -- in the past it would have at least been possible to hack those terminals to run some minimal (for the time) OS, but crypto locking of the terminal hardware stops that quite cold.
Was that true in WWII, or is it a more modern emphasis?
This sounds great, but the first thing I thought was how this would be a perfect tool to make automated mass phishing scams.

If the outcomes are realistic, take a massive list of sites, make a snapshot of each page, replace the POST login URLs with the phishers, deploy these individual HTML files, and spread the links through email.

I wonder how does this project handle forms.
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Yeah. I pay $10/month for 100 Mb/s with very stable upload and download speeds. You can get 1 Gb/s for $50/mo.

I have been serving 10-20 TB each month with no complaints from my provider.

But you have to remember that we make something like 5-10 times less than Americans. 100 Mb/s is still very affordable though.
I also thought that about phone touchscreens. And although the extra screen real estate is useful for reading, I do miss the physical keys of the Blackberry. I could type so much more accurately (and therefore more quickly) on them.

Haven't tried a Tesla but I have tried the recent Porsche controls and I preferred the old ones to be honest. My experience with car controls is that the nearer the steering wheel (preferably on the wheel) the better and the more tactile the better.