skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good programming tutorials are useful. It can be hard to find quality content on Youtube, maybe check reddit or other posts for a "curated" list.

The best way to learn is picking something you want to build, and by building it. The struggle is not fun, but you will learn more by doing than watching.
How does one have insertion order and maintain O(1) deletions?
My wife replaced her 6 plus with an 8 because it was crashing a lot before this feature was implemented.
Has he died? Did the article mention his death? I didn't read that anywhere.
The overwhelming majority of deaths are elderly people though. Then most of the rest are above middle aged. Only a tiny percentage of young healthy people die from the flu. One thing that's very different about some of these strains.

EDIT: not to minimize the flu though. Comparing a flu to a cold is like comparing a migraine to a tension headache.
They literally do just that. When it first happens, they’ll notify you with a notification. Go to the battery screen in the settings and tap “Battery Health.”
There's also the difference in the type of ingredients.

My particular pound-sized piece of pork is substantially different than your particular pound-sized piece of pork, and my tomato is not the same as your tomato, so achieving the same result from will require different cooking time, different added moisture, and depending on the differences it might even be impossible at all to get the same result. However, my 100g of sugar is the same as your 100g of sugar, and we can ensure that my 100g of flour is the same as your 100g of flour if we explicitly try control for things like gluten, which bakers definitely do.
Dogpile!
Sounds like a dogpile ;-)
Banks can create an amount of money beyond what they get in deposits, but that’s limited by the fractional reserve system and the amount they hold as deposits (this makes some simple assumptions, but is mostly true). They cannot create an infinite amount of money by themselves (without a central bank’s intervention).
The point I choose to see is that consumerism and capitalism do not discriminate. Anything and everything can and will be assimilated and squeezed for every cent that it’s possible to extract, no matter how punk and anti establishment/anti commercial your original creations may have been. (see also: the appropriation of feminist/LGBTQ/other originally fringe movements iconography by major companies the moment it became profitable to do so)
Flexport (YC W14) is hiring problem solvers to make global trade easy
You're right, and this could very well be a propaganda piece, but it somehow comes off as genuine. There are activists in China who recognize the severity, understand the grasp of the party, and still desperately attempt to reach out - including the selfless doctor who died yesterday, and a number of activists who have already been disappeared. No doubt the number of such people has been increasing exponentially and the only antidote to authoritarian control is numbers. It's plausible that enough Chinese sympathetic to dissemination of such critical information have gathered such that an article like this may be genuine.

Moreover, while many terrible rumors ostensibly from educated and/or directly witnessing sources from the dregs of the web have turned out to be true, these sources are even less reliable than the CCP, given the propensity of netizens for exaggerating and/or deliberately spreading falsehoods. Which is to say reports out of China may not be that much less reliable than much of what is floating around and at this point, as ridiculous as I know it sounds, I'm almost willing to relax my suspicion and cling to slivers of hope.

The undesputed facts so far are grim. 80-90% of the Chinese GDP has been shut down, we still don't know with certainty just how contagious or dangerous the virus actually is, but it is obviously more virulent than any of the previous viruses from the Corona family, and if for whatever reason containment fails for an extended period of time in a region, you can expect severe social hardship. How long can China continue to operate at 10% capacity?

It is only prudent in my opinion to make at least minimal preparations now with 1-2 months of food and water before panic potentially sets in and stores are emptied. There is still a high probability that the virus will be sufficiently contained and minimally deadly, but this also is shaping up to possibly be the biggest threat faced by civilization in centuries, exceeding the Spanish Flu of the early 1900s. I'm about halfway through Gallaher's report linked in these comments (very thankful for it) and I hope I'm wrong, but even his numbers are understandably prefaced with uncertainty.
That is from 2004, and alltheweb no longer exists? Looksmart still exists though.
It's corrected now.

Hello NIST employee watching this thread. Nice quick turnaround!
RayStorm Neo. I figured the pump and XSPC RX480 would carry over. Possibly the water block. Lord knows the 1950x does not need the cooling I have on it.
The original is now protected. Some replies:

https://twitter.com/Authw8/status/1225596902567292928

https://twitter.com/Scooz_virtual/status/1225594955105816581

https://twitter.com/mediumeli/status/1225589175107244034

Some of the posts also say that women are being forced to smile to pass.
Now they're just a domain registrar for the alt right.
Comparative to what? Big tech companies are wildly profitable for their owners.

Techies make a lot of money compared to other professions because we genuinely produce a disproportionate amount of value, but that doesn't imply we're in a seller's market.

One way you can tell that there's no dearth of labor is that most companies round an "unsure" in the interview process to "no," not "yes."
I can see why you might not want to, though. App ELBs charge by usage and can get somewhat expensive (like running another EC2 instance or two). They can also have cold-start performance issues in specific circumstances (traffic spikes).
Wait. Is there any rule that stops anyone from using shoes with wheels right now?
The PHP documentation refers to them as "associative arrays", which is technically correct, but I agree I'm not sure how they could have conflated these concepts so badly.
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I don't really think that reasoning makes much sense...

>UK will get a deal from Trump and will compete with Silicon Valley

Why would the US government offer a deal that brings up a major city to compete with one of its own?

>Not to mention it can expand within the old colonies

Most of those were given up in the last 10 or so years or so, and most of their "citizens" have no real allegiance to the crown. And anyway, the UK is already better off than most of those countries already, so they'd have to pull the new county past wherever the UK already is.

>maybe even get a great deal from China

Maybe I'll get a great deal from china if I renounce my US citizenship but there's no reason to believe that's the case (plus, china will want to benefit from the deal somehow...)
They're probably still tinkering with this and that, and the forced reload ensures that what's on the screen isn't too different from what they're actually serving even if users keep their tabs open all day long. If they change something, like moving a timezone boundary, they only need to wait 10 minutes before all clients are updated.

Moreover, any clock that updates itself in JS is also limited by the accuracy of the device's own clock. Periodic reloading ensures that the displayed time doesn't drift far from the server's clock. Of course they could do this by AJAX, but location.reload() also works fine if there's no client state worth preserving.
Hence the name “stepping feet”
I guess GP means state sanctioned support. But I don't agree that this is an Israeli only thing, Hacking Team are Italian and do the same thing.
I looked up wings and got Wings 3d user manual. Not quite as delicious.
I completely agree. So much fluff to wade through to see if there actually was some new nefarious method I didn't know about.
Well surely if the Soviet Union, with its ability to just kill people, was able to get metrics and quotas and monthly, quarterly, yearly and five-yearly plans to work so smoothly without any pain or fuss or waste, we MBA types will ace it!
Yes, TMNT was very cool at the start, I always assumed it was some 'big monolith' that they sold out to, in fact, it was the original creators themselves. They saw $$$ in toys and completely adapted the creative line for toys, cartoons etc.. They pretty much cashed in on their indie creation.
Even my car has a touchscreen that requires, on average about 1 second to register a touch.

I mean, a replacement capacitive touch screen for my samsung mobile is like 2000 Rs. (30 USD)

Its frustrating how far we have come and yet how behind we are.
What was the experience like working with packt?
Cologne-Frankfurt is the other big one: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne–Frankfurt_high-speed...

Cause Laufthansa a while back to stop flying between Cologne and Frankfurt, instead they’ll sell you a seat on the ICE train (code share) with full protection for your connecting flight.
A wooden panel? Air-cooled? Really?
My daughter developed a rapid and acute love for Ryan's Toy Review (which started as an actual demonstration of toys, but very quickly converted to a heavy and subversive push to sell their own product line). It's been a slow process of steering her away from that content without being too overbearing and triggering a backlash of tears and acrimony, since she's too young to understand the reasoning if we just cut it off and say "no, it's not good for you"
Why would a notes database, that’s mostly (or all text) even take up a lot of space and make syncing the entire database slow? If someone is using just a few MBs of data, the speed of syncing that is immaterial.

Your servers not being able to account for smaller storage sizes is a technical limitation that you have built. You can take a look at tarsnap for inspiration on how to account for very small amounts of data. I’m not saying you should account for bytes, but even taking it at a fraction of what you’re currently doing would be better and fairer to paying customers. You would also discourage hoarders who thrive on utilizing a lot more and get subsidized by those who barely store much.
Minimum wage is a pretty glaring hole in this assertion.
I don't but if you do you have a huge opportunity here to spread critical information to the world, if you are willing and able to post translations.
Ask HN: Why does buying computers/printers/tech in retail suck so much?
I tried to buy a decently priced laptop in a retail store earlier, and was hounded by a salesperson about getting insurance plans, virus plans, setup plans, extra software I don't really need, and a printer I didn't need. And when you do the research, many of the laptops that are priced rather low actually cost way more for the store (a process called a lead loss). Why does this practice continue, and suck? I just want a laptop.
But why? It's not like running at 20 MHz is going to produce an exponential amount of heat in the processor.

I mean, an ESP32 module runs at about 160 MHz, and using it with a capacitive touch screen almost as smooth as in a mobile.
Add to that the complete lack of prolix life stories for SEO and manual page scanning needed to get to the actual important part - how to cook the dish.

Also MediaWiki's format is fairly minimal in comparison to AllRecipes which has gained an ugly oversized SPO feeling and tries to sell you the ingredients.

If this wiki gains enough popular use such that it appears high up in the search results for recipes like Wikipedia already does for general knowledge it would be extremely convenient.
Highly recommend anyone considering buying/building a system with this chip to watch the LTT review. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1LaKH5etJoE&t=0s

It’s a mostly positive review but brings up some caveats for consideration.
Seems more like an alternative for Tape to me.
The WHO has been reporting numbers almost identical to those out of China, which are unquestionably and severely underreported and can only represent a distant lower bound. I don't think anything coming from the WHO can be trusted. I honestly think it hugely irresponsible for the WHO to report these numbers without clear disclaimers.

In fact, there are clear politics at play here, as the WHO has only come out with massive praise for China's response, making no mention of the CCP's clear attempt to keep knowledge of the virus from spreading and the silencing of activists and the medical community at large by charging them with spreading false rumors. If China had taken proactive measures months ago instead of initiating a campaign of suppression things would be different now.
Oh wow. It's really cool that the developers put the effort in to denoting the difference.

Thank you!
The coolers are compatible in general, so assuming the water block doesn't have any design flaws, you should be fine.
My first website from around 1997 is still on tripod. I check it every so often and I'm impressed it's still there. Tripod is like an internet time capsule.

My site is so bad I'm not going to link to it.
Debt Is Coming
> my age has never been brought up. Not even once IIRC

No one will ever bring it up.

Do you really think someone will take on the liability of discussing your [age|race|sex|sexual orientation] in an interview? ESPECIALLY as a reason to NOT hire you?

> You don't need to be a 20-something to land a good job.

Agreed. However, your chances drop precipitously as you age.

Studies have found this to be the case repeatedly - with very little evidence to the contrary.
My best guess: because its targeted at home users. Not many home users have access to greater than 1 GB access. I think my router can link supports 1 GB, but I dont know because I rarely transfer files between my computer (Wife is Mac, I'm PC/Linux). My comcast DL is only about 150 Mbps. My nearly 8 yr old PC actually has 1 GBs, but its basically unused.
Facebook's official Twitter and Instagram accounts appear to have been hacked
For a coherent analysis, you should use the median income of two earner households. Two people where one makes $75K and the other makes $50K equals a household of $125K.

And it seems obviously extravagant to me for a middle class family to have two new cars. One maybe, but two? But even so, by the formula, the family can afford two $30K cars.
"Redwood city" weather, complete with lower-case "city"
I’m not sure but I think they have also special editions that are franked.
Thank you. Probably not felony, but definitely illegal. Not to mention high civil liability.
That’s false. The LA street car was already failing by the time GM bought it. https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2013/06/be-careful-ho...

> A case study can be made of Los Angeles, where Snell focused a good deal of his attack. But contemporary accounts suggest that a transformation from streetcars to buses was underway long before GM and its affiliates entered the scene circa 1940. As early as 1923, the Pacific Electric rail line was buying buses to replace some of its routes. The city's board of public utilities encouraged this trend — calling the use of motor buses "a foregone conclusion" — and by 1930 the city's big bus conglomerate carried 29 million riders a year.

> The scholar Sy Adler once wrote, plain and simple, that everything Snell suggested about transit in Los Angeles "was wrong."
See screenshot here https://imgur.com/1kH0t67

The disclaimer states :

Au cours du mois de décembre 2017, le procureur de la République du tribunal de grande instance de Paris a été destinataire d’une plainte émanant d’une association de consommateurs. Cette plainte vise le groupe Apple, pour des faits qui auraient notamment consisté en la diffusion de mises à jour du système d’exploitation iOS entraînant un ralentissement de certains iPhones, sans en avoir préalablement averti les clients et utilisateurs.
Au terme de son enquête, le Service National des Enquêtes de la DGCCRF estime que le groupe Apple a commis le délit de pratique commerciale trompeuse par omission (article L. 121-3 du code de la consommation) en ne révélant pas aux consommateurs et utilisateurs, la présence d’un système de gestion dynamique de l’alimentation inclus dans les mises à jour d’iOS à partir de la version 10.2.1 et pouvant, sous certaines conditions, ralentir le fonctionnement des iPhones des catégories 6, 7 et SE, en particulier ceux équipés de batteries âgées. Un procès-verbal de délit a été adressé au procureur de la République.
Avec l’accord du procureur de la République, une amende transactionnelle significative a été proposée à la société Apple Inc. qui l’a acceptée.
I use Bing Recipes for all my recipe needs and I think it does a great job. It's a little rough around the edges, but you can tell its a dedicated investment on their side.
Text Classification Datasets for Machine Learning
Indo-European Roots
It won’t void the warranty but most automaker shops won’t touch anything you’ve modified. So the warranty is pretty much void for said modified parts.

Toyota won’t touch my modified Tacoma suspension and I’m fine with it. They are more than willing to fix anything else.
My take on the windows ME fiasco was the company's primary interest had shifted to getting NT (Windows 2000 later XP) ready and ME was a stopgap.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watermaker and https://www.cruisingworld.com/desalination-decisions-waterma...
I mean, I'm going to ask the question.

Why?

If it's for funsies okay but pushing to use something wildly boutique is a major red flag for me at work. I have one guy who works for me who runs linux on the desktop and he's pretty much always having a problem of some sort. I put up with it because he's staff level, but it doesn't impress.
Simple. Measure the latency, and then correct for it!

> When a user connects to www.time.gov on a computer or mobile device, the Javascript in the client's browser checks the local clock on the device and then requests the time from a NIST server, which has been synchronized with UTC(NIST). When the packets containing the NIST time stamp arrive at the client's browser, the device clock is checked again and compared to the first check of the local clock. The result is a measurement the round-trip delay of requesting/receiving the time stamp.

https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/about-t...
Ask HN: Where to Live in the US?
If you were to move to a city in the US, which one would you pick, and why?

I currently live in San Francisco, and sometimes I ask myself if (e.g.) LA would be a better choice.
The UK is negotiating from a weak position since it's about to lose a lot in a no-deal brexit. The UK politicians at the same time need to show some kind of post-brexit win. That's pretty much a guaranteed way to get a horrible deal with someone that can be just barely spun to make enough voters not notice how bad it is (ie: like brexit itself).

edit: Although China is plausible, as in China spending 10 years draining the UK of any worth it can before discarding the husk that remains.
At that time, FOX was egregious about copyright claim to anything. They worked to take anything offline that was not official, hence licensed. I remember going to fan sites back then. One day they'd be up; the next, they'd 404.

Not sure if much has changed.
I'm glad you have found a workaround. Again, this is for an example script outside of the main narrative of the book, so the impact should be minimal.

If pip struggles to find a specific version, I'll usually remove the specific version requirement, and give whichever version pip finds a try by running `pip install tensorflow`
Unofficial test:

https://youtu.be/v6DyiLeUKoU?t=9m45s
It is. I never hear the fan running. But annoyingly, they've put the fan vent on the right side of the machine, so every now and then I can feel the hot air from the vent when my mouse is close to it, but I never hear it. Even in the quietest environments.
I honestly couldn't tell the difference. You lose some output and viewing angle, but you did so on the matte screen as well. I had it on for like 6 years and my wife still has hers on from 2011.
The universe is big..
Course evaluations have no meaningful relationship to actual learning: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01914...

The usual argument that has been given in favour of evaluations is to show a correlation with final exam scores. The two problems being (1) small samples and (2) soft-ball exams leading to higher evaluation scores.

Humans are not able to accurately evaluate their own learning. When we experience fluency or are entertained, we substitute those attributes for the attribute of ability to recognise or recall information.
Thanks! And you fixed FL :)

Really great refresh from the old version of the site.
It's not just about speed. I bought a Purism Librem 13 that only came with an n wifi chip. After no end of problems connecting to wifi networks I swapped the chip for an ac. The n would just fail to connect to many networks I needed it to connect to. With an ac I now have no wifi problems.

You don't think you need ac until you try to get by without.
Man, I would be so pumped if I could find my old tripod site. I've looked before but I forgot the username and could never find it. One night as a young teen I decided to read a book "html for dummies", not knowing that 20+ years later the decision would pay off big!

Also, <marquee> tag and site counter's for life!
Yes, David Beazley's talks are always wonderful!
This country is done for. Move to Canada if you can. Seriously. Montreal and Toronto are world-class cities. Ottawa is fantastic and underappreciated. Vancouver is beautiful. Victoria is a tiny gem. I am encouraging my kids to start thinking about it.

Source: 63-year old American who used to live in Canada and cannot believe that there was anything worse than Nixon, Reagan, or Bush II.
Which JS framework did you use for this? I want to use it for my site!
It's an outstanding read. His followup Superforecasters was co-authored with a journalist for a more popular audience, but still fascinating.
Discourse is a Rails app and all our deployments use Docker. Our image is open source, under our org in both GitHub and DockerHub.
Oh man. I went on a Southwest roadtrip with my wife.

We had an appointment to tour Canyon de Chelly with a Navajo guide on Sunday AM. We checked into a motel just barely on the reservation on Saturday night before the DST change.

When we entered Arizona, it was, I think, on different time from California. But that night, California was going to move onto the same time as Arizona. The Navajo reservation, too, would be changing times, to match Central, I think. My new-to-me car, with a "DST" box checked on the Nav system, and with the theoretical capability to change timezones based on location and DST rules, would do god-knows-what. We of course had to assume our appointment would be on Navajo time, but had no way of knowing whether our cell phones would switch or not, because there was no way of knowing whether there was GPS-based timezone logic, how precise it was, whether timekeeping was only based on the tower you're connected to, and whether the towers in question were on the reservation or outside of it.

Needless to say, we actually set the bedside alarm clock and used it. (of course, these things often go awry as you find out you set it on radio instead of buzzer, and the radio is not tuned to a legitimate station, or the volume is too low, or whatever).

Oh and I later found out the checkbox on my car just literally meant "are you on DST or not". Yeah, even though it has the capability to pull time from the satellites and cell towers, and even though it knows where I am, and in fact WOULD set the clock from GPS, you had to manually set the timezone and current setting of DST as you moved on and off DST.