skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe in a premium economy configuration. It's definitely not common/standard in regular economy (or even an economy plus a couple extra inches of legroom) configuration.
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How is this different from iMessage? You can simply raise your phone to record an audio message and same to play back a received one and they only last 2 minutes after being played (with the option to keep them manually).
Either your team has a problem hiring the right people, or you guys are just horrible, snobby people to work with.

Newbies often need more than a 'few times' to become net positive assets. They are junior, after all.
I avoid using makefiles, unless I need them :). Yes, plain Go projects which are supposed to produce an executable probably won't need a makefile and I haven't used any for those. But if your project should produce a shared library, it is nice to wrap the build command in a makefile, as it is easier to type "make".

Also, when integrating into larger projects or when other tasks in addition to building the Go project are required, unifying them with makefiles can be helpful.
I didn’t expect for a minute it would actually work in real-time. Maybe they record the footage and have humans analyse it and try make more engaging commercials in the future?

It’s Japan and sadly it’s become incredibly outdated technologically. I’m not sure many people realise this. I was shocked at what I saw quite frankly.
That's the entire problem! Every store doing this should have a mandatory seminar before every shopping visit that outlines every single data point they collect, names every company, intermediary, and consumer of the data they collect directly and clearly, one. by one. These parasitic and disturbing methods only thrive because they have not been brought into the light of day so every consumer can consciously choose what data they want to share at every point. Any other methods except complete informed consent are fraudulent, invasive, and should be illegal. The sheer greed and lack of any morals in ad tech is sickening.
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Note that this is only catastrophic when using realtime thread priorities, i.e. thread priority kinds that cause a runnable higher priority thread to run instead of a lower priority one regardless of how much time they have been running already.

In general OSes, the commonly used thread priorities are not realtime, and you need admin/root to set realtime thread priorities.

Also indefinite deadlock can only happen if realtime threads want to take up more CPU than available (which in particular requires to not have more cores than realtime threads), since otherwise they will eventually all be sleeping/waiting, allowing any threads waiting on the mutex to run.
Social signalling isn't necessarily a waste, especially if you have a very high profile. When Justin Theroux shows up at an animal shelter and posts a photo of some dogs on Instagram, those dogs get adopted and it raises the profile of those animal shelters.
Given they were threatening the domain owner’s friends, even basic police work would’ve quickly turned it up. Even without police work I’m sure friends or family would’ve volunteered the info.
Are you serious? So now private entities have your facial information?
Well, originally, the upper deck of 747s was a lounge/bar. Which personally appeals to me a lot more than a gym does to be honest. :-)
As a teacher, I can most certainly tell you teenagers believe it does go away. Which is a problem.
> rejected as it did not meet the required standards.

can you give us some examples of this?
Do you agree that your design didn't meet the standards?

Its entirely possible that your new team is being mean to you, I'v seen team politics play out in PR reviews.
This guy was a convicted felon. He already had one chance.
Updated images of Ubuntu for the Raspberry Pi 2, 3 and 4
Yeah, next time I’ll just hang
My jacket over it.
they're big, loud, and the guys on the back don't have to wear their seatbelt. A garbage truck is a kid magnet. Don't overthink it.
Rationality is already on holiday when you decide to steal a domain name at gunpoint.
Agreed. It takes time to come up to speed on a new codebase and with new co-workers. Be patient.
I saw an NHK video on YouTube that talks about vending machines with the same feature. It uses your face to determine your gender and age range, and then recommends a drink for you.

There must be some Japanese company that is pushing this technology hard.
Elements of AI was created as a collaboration by University of Helsinki, the Finnish government and Reactor Innovations, a software consultancy.

It was well received by the Finnish general populace.

The Finnish government currently acts as the EU presidency, and decided to open access to all Europeans.
RIP to this wonderful artist. Roxette was a huge part of my teens and her singing will always be special to me.
One of my favourite bands. :(

Getting old sometimes sucks. Hope you keep singing wherever you are.
I am curious about this aspect of it, you can't join a private channel on Slack even if you're "told about it" as far as I know. Someone must have invited her to it.
TikTok is becoming gen Zs go to app for political activism
That's not asocial behavior, that's good public transit etiquette.
I don't think this is a good analogy.

In your example, it could be argued that a person who isn't cheating can keep collecting rent on their properties (however "unfair" that might seem) - i.e. the (un)fairness of the current situation (and the degree to which we try to "fix" it) depends on the path used to get there.

In the "inner city kid" example, it doesn't matter how people got there - either due to historical injustices / racism (i.e. "cheating" by the rest of society) or simply because their parents were drunks or criminals or poor or whatever - so, again, race doesn't and shouldn't matter, and helping poor inner city black kids in preference to poor inner city white kids is racism, no other way of putting it.
You make it sound like `go install` and `go test` are the only things you're ever going to run in a Go repository. This is blatantly untrue. For example, these are the invocations for the test suite for one of my Go programs:

https://github.com/sapcc/limes/blob/364317fa9a25065bcf9384c8...

Why should I have to enter all of this manually every single time?

(And before you argue that gofmt, golint and go vet run in the editor if you've set it up properly: That's true, and that's how I have my editor set up. That part of the test is to catch the external contributors that don't.)

> The second reason I dislike using make(1) for Go projects is that it harms portability. A Go project should only require the Go compiler to build successfully.

For many of my projects, a Makefile is the main reason why repos work with `go get` at all. I use `make` which prepares all the generated files and non-Go artifacts (typically bundled into `bindata.go`), so that I can commit these in the repo. Then when a user comes along, they can `go get` the application because all the bespoke compilation steps have already been done by me via my Makefile. An example of this: https://github.com/majewsky/alltag/blob/df161b55fa4c7eba0abe...
Best Holiday Gifts for Makers 2019
My 2 "weird" tricks for sleepy meetings:

1) Be engaged. Take notes, ask questions.

2) If #1 fails, see how long I can hold my breath in...
Kind of off-putting... EU only, really?

Also "English (Ireland)" heh

For everyone else, use a VPN, I doubt they check anything.
What leads you to believe this is being paid for by your taxes?
As you describe yourself as an academic, we might ask the same question about all courses available at public financed institutions across the world.
Well, and once you have lie-flat seating, I'm not sure how different that is from regular business class. Sure you could still maybe squeeze a few more seats in and offer cheaper food/booze. But the difference in the cost to the airline is probably going to be pretty slim.
Show HN: A Happy Solstice Card
I am interested educative fun so I used Inkscape (https://inkscape.org/) to create this card for the Winter Solstice.

https://gitlab.com/heresie-dabord/solstice-card/blob/master/solstice-latest.png

I try to represent some of interesting facts about our planet in the solar system.

The URL once again, in case I made a mistake in posting, is "https://gitlab.com/heresie-dabord/solstice-card".
September stress in dollar repo markets: passing or structural?
Threads Are Evil (2006) [pdf]
My favorite Roxette story is that they were known as Roxette every where in the world, except Japan. They were known as Rockers there. (This apparently being due to the name Roxette being close or similar pronunciation to the Japanese word for Diarrhea :)
> No, they're not. Shoes have a fairly broad spectrum of quality and style. Not everyone notices and not everyone can tell, but it is something that many evaluate.

Yes they are. Not in comfort or longevity, but as long as you don't completely cheap out on store bought you will get close. You're conflating quality and looks. They're related, but not synonymous.

> Yes, it's a status signaling mechanism, but it is a part of culture whether you like or not.

Which I never said. I merely pointed out that people look more to the style package than what logos you wear. Hell, if you for example buy high tier Polo Ralph Lauren the logo is often put on the inside of the collar.

> These kinds of evaluations happen not just with executives in suits but also with youth and their ridiculous athletic shoes. Even gender-wise, women are apt to notice minute details of shoes

Few 21-year old women will care if their date is wearing flashy DCs, flashy New Balance, or flashy Nike Air limited edition. You mentioned minute details: for the Nike, how many of them would even be aware of the difference between a limited edition, Nike ID or normal Laser Red batch? And dress shoes usually don't even have visible logos!
Perhaps the progressive movement should dig a little deeper for "proof" that a mere difference in rates of participation. The mere fact more men do something seems to constitute both proof that there is systematic sexism and that those males who are over represented are sexist. It gets tiring.
"Eminent" doctor. Vendor-funded "study." What could go wrong?
Plan Your Writing Retreat on Amtrak
Ordering food from your IFE is pretty common, at least in business class on the asian airlines. I think I've done it on CX and JL, at least.
Don’t forget safety, were often told it’s to monitor bad guys or people breaking the law.

Australia is great at this, see the new “Phone use while driving cameras”, insane.
The article says he was pistol whipped multiple times even though he was complying with the gunman. He saw an opportunity and took it, and it's totally unfair to criticize his actions in such a high pressure situation from the comfort of your keyboard.
> emphasis has been on a healthy plate, which is a plate that is half vegetables, a quarter protein, a quarter starch or grains.

a little off topic but emphasis should be on reducing the calories. eating healthily helps feeling full and thus can help achieve this but it's not the actual lever
Seriously. Please no. I have extremely wide shoulders. I would literally not be able to sit in a seat like that without folding myself inward to an uncomfortable level.
It is completely free, globally. This announcement was more about translations, really.
That's great, it would be even better if it was open to everyone, you know, in line with EU values (democracy, education for all, freedom, etc.) :/
My team wrote our own implementation with a similar API to get around Asciinema's weird support for React [0]. We've been using it in our web application to play back historic terminal sessions recorded by our agent. Unfortunately it hasn't been split out from the main application code yet. Open sourcing it is on the list.

[0] https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema-player/issues/72
UK isn't listed though we haven't left the EU yet! Damn Brexit!
> How is this a sensible use of government money?

What, education?
Your taxes pay for a ton of courses of questionable use and always have. The amount of money that is wasted on both useful but also useless courses just in schools or out-of-school but targeted at kids is many orders of magnitude higher than for this.

And in this case, I suspect they are getting a bit more bang for their buck here, though I can't tell if it's still more of a waste or not.
A technologically-literate population is a great thing and should be encouraged. We all, too often, complain how others are technologically illiterate.
Sometimes it doesn't. Way too much death around me in the last couple of months.
The recommendation is the minimum. Most people can benefit from more.
What are you even talking about. Universities across Europe already enable EU students to take their courses. Elements of AI was available for Finnish citizens, and they just opened it to more people: the course was already there and already made. It has been made in collaboration with a Finnish company made Reaktor.
This course's goal was to enable and teach people about AI, for people to apply it where possible (examples given were dentists, etc.), even in small amount. They're a small country, and bet on teaching people to be able to use it in more jobs, to be more efficient. I don't understand your problem with it.
It says so in the first and main block of text on the page.
Well he was shot multiple times in the chest so maybe that happened. But fuck the death penalty. Justice system is too imperfect for one.
Researchers fear 'catastrophe' as political ads disappear from Facebook library
Seriously, you expect him to not be Finnish or an EU inhabitant and there not going any EU euros into this project? And his point seems quite right. There are so many MOOCS in this segment, we don't need a government picking winners and paying for translation in a time when a very large part of tertiary education in Europe is already in English. On top of that, given that it's the Finish presidency choosing Helsinki university, I doubt they've followed the procurement rules the EU dictates.
Well maybe you would need a course on text comprehension, perhaps a finish government could pay for it. The article links to the press release that could answer all your questions.

https://eu2019.fi/en/article/-/asset_publisher/suomen-eu-puh...

The cost of the initiative, a total of €1 679 000, will be funded from the budget of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland.

So unless you happen to work in Finland it is not your money. Also its rather low amount of money anyway and if it trained even one future AI researcher it would probably pay for itself.
According to your link, those are figures for raw (dried) beans. When water is added during cooking, concentrations will go down.
Ah OK, I see here that anyone can sign up (for the English course) https://course.elementsofai.com/

I guess it's just that landing page :)
As a person with very broad shoulders... I cringed when I saw these seats, heh. Usually I fold in a little bit for larger people, but on Southwest other large people get the idea that sitting next to me might not be a comfortable experience for either of us and avoid me. And if someone is being ride and I expand my shoulders they can literally be in 1/4 to 1/3 of my neighbors seat. Oh you leaned forward? Allow me to show you my true form, heh. Usually get seats with extra leg room and use that to occupy less space and not make my seat neighbor uncomfortable.
It is. You're free to start learning.

Today's announcement means more translations in European languauges.
Ha, I always thought this was a weird fascination only I had

When I was younger my favorite movies were a set of pseudo-documentaries (that my mom would rent from the library for me) made for kids about mining, recycling, trash collection and a few other things.

I would watch them over and over and loved the parts where they dropped whole cars into the crusher.

I also distinctly remember being fascinated by a part where after collecting recycling they melted down the metal and they just showed a big molten pool of aluminum.
ITT people saying some of the books are great and others are not despite the fact the whole idea is to read them, keep what works for you personally, and dump the rest...
awesome article. i really need to read his newer stuff( for me newer anyway)
Yeah. They're better than nothing but not by a lot. My general solution is just to avoid red-eyes as much as possible these days (or upgrade) but it's not always possible.
On what airlines? The last time I flew economy in a 777 it was 2-5-2. I think more recently, 3-4-3 is common.

On 787s, 3-3-3 seems like the standard.

Not sure what Airbus is up to, but I'm guessing they're not selling many planes if their selling point is "higher fuel consumption for every economy passenger!"
Thank you for recognizing this as abuse, which it is. I can't believe that people are glossing over these as "harsh working conditions" – calling people "braindead", firing people about some private Slack channel, really? And then apologizing for it with the hypocritical "We want to maintain the highest standards, mistakes were made?"

Maybe I've just been in more normal, staid companies; but in my opinion all the higher-ups at this company need to be fired or the employees need to stage a mass walkout.
The title intentionally makes it sound like the 14 years is an overreaction, so that your reaction is "wtf" and you click on the link. It also buries the fact that the victim managed to wrestle the gun away and kill his attacker (who was the cousin of the man sentenced to 14 years in prison).

So yeah, he wasn't sentenced to 14 years for stealing a domain; he was sentenced to 14 years for concocting a criminal scheme that got his cousin killed. Which isn't quite as juicy as the mental image of some Instagram bro kidnapping and shooting some rando (the victim was shot in the leg during the struggle).
sure you're leaving anyway..
"the average value of the work you and your peers do"...
minus whtever the bosses feel they can cream off the top.
Please don't blame the commenter. Criticise the people behind HN for introducing this user hostile design and refusing to fix it for many years.

You can get an extension/userstyle for your browser so that code blocks will not bother you anymore.
He got 20 years.

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndia/pr/cedar-rapids-felon-sent...

He entered into a plea agreement so it's a safe assumption he cooperated to convict Adams. Also, that's 20 years in Federal prison - no parole.
AFAIK the course was originally created as a co-operation by University of Helsinki and a private IT consulting company. The cost of translating the course to all official languages of EU, besides those for which it is already available, will be funded the Finnish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.

Source: https://vnk.fi/en/article/-/asset_publisher/1410877/suomi-in...

Besides, the same question you posed above could be asked of any publicly funded curriculum, like most EU universities and public schools. I don't think making an entry-level course on important topic that is a mystery to most people available to all European public at large is at all bad use of tax money.
Thanks but sorry, you've missed the point of my post. If you have time, please read it again. I'm pointing out that, if you think of C-c C-c in the commit buffer as being "commit", then there's an uncomfortable conclusion: magit doesn't put everything that is currently staged into the commit. Instead what magit does is freeze the contents of the commit when you open the commit message composition buffer, so anything staged subsequently doesn't make it into the commit.

(In my original message I do say i've been using magit daily for 10 years; i'm extremely familiar with all the rebasing operations you mention. i agree they're very useful and i use them multiple times a day.)
I really liked this talk on how free electron lasers generate such powerful pulses. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16028723
I do the same, but I measure in terms of Instagrams. I might take your idea for sub-Instagram units, though measuring by units of $120 million adds more overhead than units of $1 billion.
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> Expensive clothing often has nicer finish and fits better

Getting mid-tier clothing and getting it fitted will look better and be cheaper than just buying expensive clothing

> They are often better made and therefore last longer

I pointed that out by saying well-polished i.e. well taken care of

> At least in leather there are definitely different quality levels. E.g. most fake leather, bonded leather, genuine leather, top/full grain leather.

But you can go firmly under the price of handmade and still get good quality leather. The large part of the cost of handmade shoes is not the materials but the labor.
oh that file shouldnt be accesible anyway
No, even a two-port bridge is smarter than physical extension/repeater. I.e. the bridge will not forward ethernet frames to the other port if the destination if assumed to be in the originating network segment.
Certain group contents are actually unique and valuable (see threads below), in which there could be a certain similarities to the LoA.

But most importantly, Groups is a corpus representing many segments of society during a period (starting 2001, with a peak of over 100 million users in 2008). It's a snapshot that embodies concerns, beliefs, morals, language... at several realms. This is more than LoA even. It can be used profusely by researchers and historians to study society for years to come. Or by AI to learn how and who we are/were...
It wasn’t a private channel. The article mentions a prohibition on private slack conversations.
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> There is no evidence that its effectiveness has increased however

If you're right, those who commission ads are idiots because they aren't doing the most basic cost/benefit analysis.

And this in an area where doing so is very easy (don't run the ad then do run the ad, then see the immediate and longer-term difference).

Also, from the same wiki link I gave

"The EU limitations restrict targeting by online advertisers; researchers have estimated online advertising effectiveness decreases on average by around 65% in Europe relative to the rest of the world."

Further, by "There is no evidence that its effectiveness has increased" are you saying no studies have been done, or studies have been done but show no such evidence? In the latter case please post a few links, thanks.
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It’s language and country-specific variants of said language.

What is weirder (but not the first time I have seen it) is that the list of languages is sorted by country name. German comes before Danish and Dutch after Maltese.
Actual space on a plane is very expensive compared to making the seat look nicer (while still the same cramped). So it's unlikely you'll get to repeat that experience much in the future, unless you're willing to pay for business.
Folks were going nuts over $2000 “tech fashion” jackets in a thread yesterday.

And wearing half a grand is about the lowest you could possibly get away with to be in something tailored and not-obviously-cheap, and that’s probably still gonna require getting some of it second hand.

[edit] I mean a basic non-casual business outfit. Suit, shoes, shirt, tie. And by tailored I just mean a tailor’s made sure your off-the-rack clothes fit more or less OK.
It's not 'user hostile', at worst it is 'device hostile' and HN has plenty of mobile adapted clones out there.

For instance:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.hidr...

And plenty of others.

The 'people behind HN' are fewer in number than you would likely guess and are working hard to keep the community on the rails, on top of being responsible for the development. It is not as though they are drowning in capacity.