skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All waterproof phones with barometers would include similar technology. Phones like the Galaxy S7 which was also waterproof and which also had a headphone jack. The video is an individual messing around with a dremel and soldering gun. Of course it's not waterproof at that point, that was never his goal. It's ludicrous to believe that Apple had to remove the headphone jack when other companies showed it can be done just fine without and others have shown just how much space is still available in the phone. Your assertion that it had to be done isn't supported by evidence.
Not everyone does web development and can work with just an editor on their dev machine...
Wouldn't simply disabling automatic connection to wired networks work against this? Weird not to see that mentioned in the potential countermeasures.
Bullet charts – Avoid extraneous details in corporate presentations
I recommend people checkout Gridsome. It’s a similar product but for Vue.
I was under the impression that tesla lets you adjust most of the settings using voice command, is that incorrect?
I'm able to also launch Spotify with by opening a spotify URL using the actions, but can't get it to auto-play.
Honestly, I'd say that a good chunk of that is culture. Singapore has an insane focus of education, with enormous amounts of spending on supplementary education and such.

In the US, the Asian "tiger mom" is seen as an odd peculiarity. That alone speaks volumes.
Especially if you are looking for functional clothing. I am not fond of the idea of going back to run or bike in cotton, especially considering commutes and bad weather.

Are there alternatives to synthetic clothing?
For a walker, Dr. Martens are unbeatable. A pair will last 10 years (and longer) for sure, with a modicum of care.
No publications yet unfortunately. We don't attempt to tackle the PCB problem btw, our sole focus is on IC digital circuit layout. You have to be focused to get results from ML projects in startups ;)

JITX is tackling the PCB problem however.
Agreed, it just doesn't seem imminent anymore. Mutually assured destruction seems to keep the whole thing in check.
Did they fix the thing where the first argument can’t be named but the rest can? I kicked the tyres on Swift when it was new and that was a real turn-off.
Thanks a lot for these sources. I was really puzzled as to why Alt-Righters would claim following a Marxist ideology, but them having diverged with (Left-)Accelerationists as far back as 1968' Deleuze & Guattari makes it way clearer...

Also, now I understand what Charles Stross (and dot-commers) were likely "smoking" when he wrote Accelerando in the late 90's... (and maybe his claim of "being the first qualified cyberpunk author just when cyberpunk died" might have been a bit premature ?)
Deep Reinforcement Learning Test Results for Litecoin, Ripple, and Binance Coin
If the experiment was not flawed, it is pretty clear evidence, isn't it?

What factors did they miss in your opinion? Other machine brand? Water hardness?
Yes they’re dark but that just makes the glimpses of light shine brighter.
Are you not highlighting another problem.

Buttons are always in the same place, I know where they are, I don't have to go hunting for the thing that used to be there, but is now in a sub sub menu, meanwhile you aren't looking where you're going.
Why should anyone apologize for being a victim of a coordinated character assasination campaign?
> I keep seeing this response, and it doesn't make a lot of sense. If Stallman's past behavior was unacceptable, then he should have been fired for that.

Yes, it doesn't make a lot of sense that his previous unacceptable behavior has been tolerated. Pressure on him, should have been so much earlier.
Have I misunderstood or are you saying all DNA evidence should be inadmissible? Like normal matching of samples?
Sugar is good. Sugar is a source of easily digestible carbohydrates.

I find it funny how vilified sugar has become.
One thing that sprang to mind is that they own the hardware too and can integrate Horizons tightly with the OS.
Actually, it hasn't been working for me. From the viewer pov it just loads indefinitely.

And quick note, if you don't have any audio recording devices it will throw an error which is not handled.
Regarding your first point, there's a very relevant 2-minute sketch from the radio show 'That Mitchell & Webb Sound' that makes a similar argument:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E
> I trust her judgment more than, say, yours

Good for you, I don't. I trust Stallman.

> I used it as evidence

You used a tweet from a single person that never worked with Stallman as evidence.

>the way he reportedly treats women

Reported by who? Is there any formal accusation or lawsuit? Did he lost such lawsuit? (because anybody can file a lawsuit).
I've never heard anything like this. Can you provide more information please?
> Basically everywhere unless the params are obvious (max(a;b) is a good example)

This isn't so much "obvious" as "irrelevant"; the arguments to max are all exactly equivalent -- their order can't affect the result.
I am editing a paper now where I am removing a lot of non-jargon statements and replacing them with jargon. The reviewers were not pleased.

As other commenters have noted, plain english is imprecise. When communicating with other scientists in the field it is often necessary to use language that conveys an exact meaning within their pre-existing body of knowledge.

If the audience is people without this knowledge, the precise meanings are useless and can be ignored and rigorous quantifcations are often unimportant. However, this is frustrating to scientists who are then left wondering which of n different definitions of some property/parameter you are using and how this influences results. This is critical knowledge when internalizing and applying new information.

I am also adding in many "over-elaborations" because the reviewer had questions that a simple adjective or two would have answered. A paper absolutely ~is~ a dialog with potential questions, and nothing illustrates this more than peer review.

The two audiences require different papers, and peer reviewers tend to fall only into one of them.
Just a few thoughts from and old guy who's baffled by some things in modern times...

I struggle with names at times...

And now pronouns? Uhhhh, I bet I screw it up more than 50% of the time. The differences in people (don't say god bless you you to some indians or muslims when they sneeze, for example) are more than I can keep track of at times. Does that make me a creep?

There was one guy his chose "The Great and Powerful <something>" for his pronoun. Yeah, I'll remember that...

At what point do you become a creep for not remembering? At what point do you become a target for the SJW hit squad?
You forgot the most terrible accusation of all. He had a mattress in his office. Really, I've seen this fact listed among other examples of RMS misconduct.
Whilst I'm sympathetic to the overarching point the author is trying to make (Lenin bad, more so than is generally appreciated), confusing Georgy Chicherin with Boris Chicherin does not build confidence he is the best person to make it (or in the editorial practices at New Criterion).
My friend living in NZ has a fantastic quote about the distance:

> NZ is a fantastic place. It takes 24 hours to get anywhere around the world.

Yep, it's that far.
Which they wouldn't had made had the platform not existed...

...and which they don't as easily make on the Android platform...
Me too that's why I stopped coding all together and took the sysop pill
A neat trick to get a few extra hundered per pair is buy two, and alternate. It appears that giving the cushioning more than 24 hours to decompress increases the lifespan.
> Somehow we should conclude from that that RMS is guilty because somebody thinks he's a "creep", because apparently being called a "creep" by a bluecheck twitter user automatically makes you guilty of... well, whatever it is, it's clearly your fault.

Please re-read my comment. You're reacting emotionally and claiming that I said things I did not say. I used that particular claim as an example of the negative reactions people in the community seem to have to him, not as proof of anything he did or didn't do.

> No he didn't say that. It's easy to find the actual email and read it. Do it. No, really, please do it now. Once you have done it and came back - now you see what I meant when I said he didn't talk about Minsky not committing sexual assault because of this and that reason, and you can easily see why he couldn't have said that.

He did say that. Find the actual email and read it. No, really, please do it. I'll even link a copy of it for you. https://itsfoss.com/richard-stallman-controversy/ He literally did say it.
who would ever sit next to their partner on the couch in complete silence while you both mindlessly scroll through mediocre content on your phones and once you find something of above average quality you give a smile or nose exhale and then without even looking up continue back to the scroll??
> Users hate not being able to immediately see how their content will look like

Shameless plug: I'm building a product that does what Gatsby Preview does, except it's platform agnostic, and ties in tighter wth the feedback/review process. https://featurepeek.com
I remember a search engine for developers called Symbolhound. Wasn't fruitful for me bit I'll never very forget it.
Your parent post is true. This isn't about PC GPUs where the cooling hardware alone weighs almost as much as the entire standalone headset. These headsets are based on mobile phone hardware and need to deliver stereo rendering at 75 to 90Hz to make the user comfortable. Also, heat dissipation is a lot harder for a box strapped to a face that can't reach 50 to 60 degrees. You need to make lots of compromises for that.
It has a mic
Would be great if he presented a paper rewritten according to his advice.
It is a little, but to me mostly because of the apparent time of the day (morning/noon).

Me and my SO often immerse in different things while in the same room. Could be as simple as both reading fiction, or I could be playing video games while she watches TV.

It's not what we do over breakfast, though! If the video showed couples doing their own thing while it's already dark outside, it would be more natural. VR to me is no more escapist than playing an intense team based FPS online.

Not that I am fan of the idea of a Facebook MMO!
It’s definitely possible, but I think there’s still a palpable difference today. As an example, this work from 1989 on how telomeres work was awarded a Nobel in 2016. It’s not unreadable, but it has a completely different (and I would say worse) style compared to the Crick paper I linked earlier: https://moscow.sci-hub.tw/1036/810d9cdd2ea2e1a07d887dc432061...

It’s also interesting how formats have evolved. Older journals like Nature and Science used to have a “letters” section--essentially letters to the editor. They were brief (200-300 words) and started with “Dear sirs”, like an actual letter. Today, a “letter” in the same journals is essentially a whole (short, 2-3 page) paper, like this one: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1578-4
Let's ignore it actually.
This kind of stuff is social lynching and should be treated as such.
Given the number of steps required to hide a single response, if a tweet ends up with 50 abusive responses, whether genuine or bot generated, who is going to put the effort to hide them? That’s not going to stop twitter from being anything else than the dumpster fire that it is now.
It’s not crazy or undesirable for one particular event to prompt an overdue re-evaluation of a long pattern of historical events and an appropriate response.
hey kids, stop playing video games! even the ones that can strengthen social skills and relationships!
Well, if nothing else, they'll probably be a bit less... flexible in the avatars they let you use.

This probably won't actually stop people.
wonder if there are any eggs?
I was wondering about your rationale for not using another app like Anki. I'm a big fan of email and loved the integration of reminders with email of the like provided by Inbox (and sadly missing from Gmail as of today).

But I am also cognizant that there's a context associated with different apps. I've been using AnkiDroid for over a decade now and the context the app provides (mental context that I'm learning something) helps me focus better. Email is usually a stressful context in my mind which reminds me of deadlines and tasks to complete; so I like to keep both of these contexts separate.
OT: This reminded me of the time, I wrote a track loader system on Amiga for my trackmo/music disc. Boy this was really hard work and took me at least one book about the Amiga disc system.
Persecution
I think its because from the outside the same things that annoy with Apple products seems present in Tesla models. Namely: rights to repair and freedom of choice around that. Pursuit of form over function - using a bloody great touch screen when its better not to take your eyes off the road (I prefer physical buttons and dials, plus idrive anyday personally). The fact that the interiors are lower quality than perhaps they should be for the price.

Perhaps mix that with some other less than attractive traits.
This looks like Charlie Brooker's wet dream
> On-instance tab-autocomplete list-all on-tab

I have no idea what you just said.
Your suggestion is basically Ruby’s `Pathname` class (sans convenient copy method).
Is this saying that I can have 1.5 TERABYTES of RAM?

That’s wild

What’s the professional use case for that?
Would be nice to have integration with Sage Math suite, and/or Maxima.
For most CS related content I prefer reading up, but there are particular domains which can't be captured by reading for example - fitness, analysis of movies, learning to play an instrument.
> And if that doesn’t cover it then the money from asset stripping TC will be used to pay back customers.

Not likely, there'll be a line of higher priority creditors before them.

See for example:
https://www.franciswilksandjones.co.uk/site/our_services/com...

(Customers being unsecured creditors.)
Your Lenovo laptop has an 8 core 3.2GHz Xeon with 4.2GHz Turbo Boost, 19MB Cache, 64GB DDR4, silent cooling even under heavy load (which it can sustain), and an SSD that does 1700MB/s with full disk encryption?
So are you saying that somebody who willfully rapes a kid is no worse than somebody who thinks they're enjoying the services of a prostitute?

You're a monster.
I have YEARS ago, at least a decade. Nothing horrible, just the usual like ignoring questions from women or something like that. But enough to not make me surprised in the least to hear more like that.
I uninstalled gnu + linux and switched to windows.
That article is so bizarre. The author repeatedly rephrased the claim that you can disagree with Stallman’s political beliefs and expressions while still supporting his beliefs about free software. Is anyone disputing that???
[I'm one of the Microsoft Research people who worked on this]

All code is from public repositories. We only used publicly available APIs to obtain the data, so that others can reproduce the results / build on top of the data extraction pipeline we built: https://github.com/github/CodeSearchNet/tree/master/function...
Am I more convincing, with a six year old account?

I'm the exact target market for Gatsby, and can confirm the benefits that GP gave. Perhaps I can tell you how I've been selling it to my clients. I work at an agency, which builds sites in the ~$100k range. Most of our clients are currently using something like Drupal, or an ancient proprietary CMS. The RFPs now often specify Drupal "or other open source CMS". We're now offering them Gatsby + headless Drupal, and it gives them some significant benefits. These are sites that are currently paying thousands per month on multiple load-balanced Drupal servers, or managed hosts like Acquila. Gatsby lets them switch to a single Drupal instance on something like Lightsail, firewalled to give access to just their admins. Gatsby can then build the site (using CodeBuild or Amplify) and deploy to S3, so their hosting fees are then tens of dollars in CloudFront egress plus Lightsail. They also don't need 24x7 Drupal support, because it doesn't matter if the server ges down in the middle of the night, because their site stays up, and they don't need instant Drupalgeddon patching because their server isn't public-accessible.

I think the classic JAMStack/Markdown features of Gatsby are a red herring. I love them for my own site, but no client will use them (even with Netlify CMS, unfortunately). However it gets developers like me to try it out, and hopefully realise the benefits that it can offer.
Men of vision never get the benefit of the doubt ;)
> a woman testified that, at the age of 17, Epstein told her to have sex with Marvin Minsky.

For fucks sake, this is not even an accusation to Minsky.

Take a minute to appreciate the fact that Minsky is being called a Rapist because somebody said that some person told another person to have sex with him. And he turned her down.
Give me physical buttons and knobs any day. I'm afraid with the direction that things are going, that may become more and more difficult, and go the way of crank windows and manual transmissions, however.

Oh well. The way that sticker prices keep going up on new pickup trucks, frankensteining old ones together and rebuilding the engines and transmissions is looking like more and more of a viable and cost-effective option.
A lot of things effect other people, doesn't mean you need their permission.

If I thought a relative of mine was a criminal, and went to the police, and said "I think my cousin committed a crime, check my blood"

Would that be ok?
Do your own research...
https://stallman.org/articles/children.html

https://www.stallman.org/archives/2006-may-aug.html#05%20Jun...

https://stallman.org/archives/2012-nov-feb.html#04_January_2...

There are 3 links. Its pretty clear to me that he fears being a parent and has no concept of child development.

It is well known that changes in a growing adolescent brain can affect decision making.
https://www.aacap.org/AACAP/Families_and_Youth/Facts_for_Fam...
https://kids.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/frym.2017.00053

And yet, RMS would like to carve out some kind of exception for sex with kids when the kid chooses sex 'voluntarily'. Its disgusting and goes against what we know from science about kids and decision making.

RMS is a would-be pedo and should be treated as such.
Software products do not sell themselves. Only when you have a snow-ball rolling where users will tell other's. And I would say most software need a sales process, even if the software itself is very intuitive and solve a real problem, you basically have to install it on users machine. Then teach them to use it, and come back every week and repeat.
JavaScript Is Facing a Fork: The Language and the Machine
It does - kinda. What I’ve noticed is that as I and friends and relatives my age are having kids the pics aren’t going on FB so much. Instead, perhaps fueled by paranoia of over sharing or distrust in these platforms we post our kid pics on private groups like Apple Photos Shared albums or large family only WhatsApp and Viber groups.

I also feel cognisant that my kid, though they’re too tiny to debate the matter, is too young to give consent to me posting their picture all over social media. So I think something more complex might be going on here.

Or it could be my own cognitive bias reading into the situation and seeing something that isn’t there.
> It's like all objectivity get's thrown out the window.

Welcome to the internet? Tesla is just a divisive topic around here and only a small percentage of that concerns their products.

As somebody usually only watching these threads it's quite amusing to be honest. On one side you have the people that just don't like Musk, or those with legit concerns like the right to repair folks. On the other hand you have a mix of satisfied owners and people that for some reason to into full "somebody is wrong on the internet" mode. There rarely ever seems to be any constructive discussion in these threads, any praise devolves into mud swinging, every criticism is jumped upon or dismissed.
Yeah. My guess is 3rd Party provider is AWS S3 and a DB backup was accessed.
So simple that it requires so many words to explain ;)
Did you read the entire comment? If so, can you address the core argument instead of quoting a single line out of context?
Now that's just unlucky for parent :)

The great thing about the touch screen is not the UI experience, but the flexibility when it comes to updates that also include new features. When you go the hardware controller route on a product that is still heavily being interrated on, you quickly run out of intuitive ways to clearly label and/or manipulate things or an exzessive number of buttons with integrated screens (to indicate their function in any given context), neither of which is great UX wise and also pretty expensive.
FSF only needs copyright so they can relicense at will. That is of little impact to GNU.
My colleagues were excited by the prospect of Facebook's new Dating feature. I couldnt think of any 'layman' reasons not to use it.. they weren't too concerned with their privacy nor did they care if others had their data, because they "did normal stuff and had nothing to hide"..

How do you guys bring the point around to average people who don't care about privacy?
This is funny and I guess useful but arguably a bit much. There are lots of other types of people I'd like to not sit beside during a 12 hour flight, should "deodorant wearing status" be added as well?
> I used that particular claim as an example of the negative reactions people in the community seem to have to him

It's not "people in the community", it's one person calling him what people usually call socially maladjusted males who dared to exist in their vicinity. It is a bad word, demeaning, devoid of content and only expressing hate and revulsion.

> He did say that.

Nope, he did not. And I say it because not only I read the email, I actually understood it. You didn't. Not RMSs fault.

> He literally did say it.

He literally did not. As I explained below, it makes as much sense as saying something who objects to the use of the term "piracy" thinks intellectual property laws should not exist. And the word "literally" does not mean what you think it means.
[I'm one of the Microsoft Research people who worked on this]

We used the repo-level license information from github to filter to free non-copyleft licenses, and the license files are actually stored next to the extracted data corpus (see https://github.com/github/CodeSearchNet#Licenses).
So clothing which loses hardly any of its weight and then gets buried (after lasting much longer due to delicate washes) compared to plastic that gets caught in the ocean wash for decades until its nothing.

Microfibers in reality have zero environmental impact anyway, but this pedantry is why people do nothing. What's the point. It's never good enough for people.

Picking up rubbish has a impact and is easy to understand.

Not allowed to even delicate wash, WTF
After the 30% Apple takes, you still have to pay tax.
Lawyers.

They probably both each want too much money.
I stole this from someone at a python conference
The latest Series 5 watch has improved the international SOS feature - from the Ars Technica review[1]:

> The improvements to the SIP and cellular bands allows the Series 5 to make use of its SOS feature in more than 150 countries now. If you find yourself in a bad situation, or the Watch's fall detection kicks in when you fall off your bike during a cycling workout, users with cellular Series 5 models can now call emergency services in various countries.

[0] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/09/apple-watch-series-5...
School is not equivalent to education