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"Design is a deeply collaborative process, with each designer standing on the shoulder of giants."

I believe that what was meant was collaboration between generations, collaboration of ideas through time. And not so much collaboration of managers keeping tabs on the amount of minutes freelance designers work.

In that regard Sketch file format is open and specced (https://github.com/sketch-hq/sketch-file-format). It should allow for future generations of OSes and tools to work on top of their files.

This is in direct opposition to figma approach, which clearly state:

"We store Files in Figma, in our own File Format: .fig

This File format is specific to Figma and cannot be opened by any other tool."

https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038006274-Files-...

Once you go Figma there is no coming back.
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> when this Mac dies, I'm moving to Linux.

I‘ve said that many times and here I am, still working on a 2012 MBA refusing to die. But its performance is still fine anyways. Single core performance seems to only have about doubled since back then, so its not that much of a dealbreaker
Do you have example code?
The people who work on making websites function better on iPad are literally a 20 second walk away from the people who work in Intelligent Tracking Prevention–do you really think that they'd seek to undermine each other in this way?
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VR is like 3D TV a few years back .. don't see the point if it is not standard with a gaming console or the price point becomes more affordable < $199.
The way I understand it, breathing has an impact on heart rate variability, mostly because the chest cavity expands/contracts, which impacts the vagus nerve, which can then cause the HR to vary a bit. I don't know how reliable it is and if you can reconstruct every breath based on that data. I imagine shallower breaths would have less of an impact.

Perhaps someone more knowlegeable can pitch in?
Considering that there's been an internal and external bug filed about the US states not being in alphabetical order on contacts.google.com for years, making it impossible to type 'new y' to get New York, I don't think raising it as an issue will help much.
Eh, I'm not completely sold on that.
jacobinmag. take this with a grain of salt
Why is this flagged?

Can anyone or a mod enlighten me?

dang?
Heck, many can't tell the difference between RAM and storage despite having owned a mobile for years/decades.
congrats for the launch. Based on the documentation Panther operates only in an AWS environment at this point. Are there plans to include also deployments on GCP?

Thanks!
What if you have a cookie set by http and try to update it with js? Will it self-destruct now?
Like other diseases? I don't know what this question is asking
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It ain't no Doom Eternal for sure ... would classify it like action adventure game like Tomb Raider with more on story and puzzle.
Please don't call anything that's not Blink "a crippled web".
The most fascinating thing to me is to see how diametrically opposed reactions from different countries are. Especially those that have experienced SARS v. those that didn't.
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I remember having to justify (if my boss was kidding, he's not good at jokes) a $3k ticket for JavaOne several times.

Both times I came back with a handful of tidbits that would have saved either myself or an entire team weeks of frustrating debugging or research work. So yeah, you got your money's worth.
One of the primary goals of this new introduction to demonstrate that D3 is not primarily a DOM framework, so you can use it with React, Vue, or Angular if that’s what you prefer. I encourage you to read the post!
What you are talking about is called taking inventory.
Even if automated tracking is being performed, i.e., by scanning the boxes or containers when they are moved out and updating the quantity in the database, a periodic inventory audit is performed in the warehouse to reconcile the actual number of the product on the shelf with the one derived from reflecting any additions or subtractions of the product.

In the household setting, the most realistic system are we r would be to keep track of the addition (purchase/replenishment) ołl the containers/packages of each product and subtraction when the entire container is used-up and discarded.
Obviously, this system would require maintaining at least one spare container for each product and reorder replacement when the remaining inventory count is 1 or whatever number of stock of a specific product one would want to maintain.
Partial expenditures (splashes or table spoons of cooking oil, pinch of silt, a number of eggs from the pack, cups of sugar or flour from the container, a serving of cereal from box etc.) of the product from the container wouldn’t be tracked. The inventory would only be updated when the container/package has been fished up or purchased and added to the home inventory.
For those items which one wishes not stock more than one container or packaging, a solution would be to label such containers, so that you can re-order the product (via Alexa or Google Assistant or Siri) when the remaining amount of the product is below certain level, depending on the product. I.e., you wouldn’t stock more than one container of milk or eggs. But when you got below half full, you would know to reorder.
If certain products are used exclusively by the kids, they should learn to talk to Alexa or let parents know that they would soon run out of the product (they would learn if they want to have the product available).
If one would follow this system of continuous replenishment, it might be unnecessary to keep the track of the available stock/inventory.
But updating of the inventory database could be done automatically, using designated commands to the voice assists which invoke IFTT engine action sequence in which the product is ordered or added to the weekly order or shopping list and updated in the inventory database as being ordered. Further, the delivery of the orders could be automatically detected by the IFTT email analysis extension, but for accessing the order in the notification and updating the inventory of items delivered in a given order, one would need to write a bit of the code, for each of the suppliers, i.e., Amazon, Jet, Target, Chewy etc.
The high turnover items with no reserve (fresh groceries) do not justify keeping track of their inventory, just remember to reorder them or add to the shopping list and complete the recurring task of doing grocery shopping, of which the voice assistants and personal devices could be reminding you about.
Replication for MeiliSearch is on its way :) The main differentiator is that MeiliSearch algorithms are made for end-user search not for complex queries. MeiliSearch focus on site search or app search, not analytics on hyper large datasets
Not necessarily at the minimum wage level, but I see a lot of low-income earners with new iPhones or nice cars. Of course corps are operating a different level, but at the end of the day, we all would should try to rid ourselves of debt-mentality.
Until a recent iOS release they had a number of undesirable features that made them a bit inconvenient to use: they used UIWebView (instead of the faster WKWebView), they "restarted" if you ever left them, and generally had a number of other quirks.
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This is a spectacular article, spelling out something that I've been struggling to identify and communicate. Just the combination of asymptomatic transmission, R0 (2 - 2.4 is NOT "low"), and hospitalization rates should have been enough to freak people out more than they were. I particularly appreciate the first half of the argument and the review of how there was a collective inability to grasp implications.
I'd recommend Zotero as an easy-to-use, open source alternative.

https://www.zotero.org/
This is actually how I have TM set up. I ignore anything not in ~/Documents (or any other location with personal files). The other stuff is so easily replaceable that I'm not concerned if I lose it.
Why? The slowness in this article comes from architectural brain damage inside the kernel. Doing the encryption and IO on your threads, when and where you choose to do it, is the solution. As your performance requirements increase, you are less and less likely to want kernel features.
If you prefer to automate most of this --> https://citationsy.com
For me, a lot of the value is "hallway track," meetings, etc. But I do also find value in having some forced time to be exposed to new things. There are lots of talks online about various topics but, to be honest, I don't get around to watching a huge amount.
I try out google products on occasion and find them rubbish compared with alternatives, so go back to non-google products.
> In UIKit apps, the keyboard and mouse are secondary

Apple just added new APIs to support these.
OpenBSD has the getentropy(2) syscall which is pretty much the same. There is no "flags" parameter like in Linux. But the original rationale for having it be a syscall and not a device [not having an extra open(2) call that can fail] is addressed.

arc4random_buf(3) etc. also uses getentropy(2).
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I believe they're using BIOS in a more general sense. You're right that UEFI replaces the old BIOS APIs that bootloaders used, but there's still firmware (e.g. coreboot) below or part of its newer APIs.
I always wanted to do this stuff, but classes just never taught it. I think some of the ECE students got some classes which taught some assembly, but not us lowly CS people.
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Outside of Runner, what plugins are you missing?
> if you only generate 2 bits of output per minute, you can get away with all kinds of dumb crap.

If outputting 2 bits leaks 2 bits of state, you're probably not using a cryptographically strong PRF.
Great game! I feel like this could do well with some procedural generation to keep the game going and growing.
I was once at a Coffee place, reading a book. There was a 50-ish guy at the adjacent table, explaining cryptography to a bunch of young 20-30 odds (perhaps first-time entrepreneurs). I could not help myself overhear them for 30+ minutes. When they ended their meeting, I asked the guy if I can take some more of his extra time to talk "interesting tech." He was elated, and we spent an additional hour or so just talking. I let him talk most of the time, interrupting him with "my usual dumb questions."

He was part of a Startup sometime back that did some optical etching on medicines. With this, a standard Smartphone app can point to the medicine (tablets, etc.) and be able to track all the info on it. Any attempt to alter the data will result in, of course, corrupted/frauded data.

So, I asked him if the machine do it for food. He was confident that it could be done but will likely be too costly for food items.

I walked out happy, being able to talk to an interesting person. I'm not sure of any information or links, though. If this is something that interesting, it presents a lot of possibilities -- etch an "invisible barcode" on our food, that I can fish out my phone and track every detail about the food.
Blame games are easy to play and have no doubt politicians will.

But if you are interested in how to think about these kind of decisions this might be more useful - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satisficing
Why not using Zotero or similar? Isn't it much more convenient?
My guess is that he meant "play the devil's advocate" and got it mixed up half way through. That happens to people all the time with metaphors, especially when our minds are hard at work on the actual problem at hand, sometimes ending up pretty funny, like "we'll burn that bridge when we get to it."
The interaction with the DOM is what turned me off to D3. The charts, graphs, user interactions, and even the API (aside from the DOM integration) are great. D3 tries to force an opinionated declarative abstraction to the DOM on the developer. I don't have any problems interacting with the DOM and don't need a tool like D3 dictating to me how that interaction should work or how to write code/interfaces outside of the graphs/charts it generates.
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The last time I check Xiaomi ASP in still below $150. That is basically saying they dont sell their flagship model in any volume and are likely used as loss leader or at break even.

And yes, WCCFtech deserve no place on HN. Hence I have flag it.
One of the Guardian articles mentioned in passing that, in normal times, hospitals put people on ventilators that maybe they shouldn't from an ethical perspective (I think the doctor's exact words were that he wouldn't want an 85 year old relative of his to be put on one) and that this was the first thing they'd have to give up on in a serious Covid-19 outbreak.
The US failed because very few - nearly zero - people in the political leadership of the US are interested in working for the general public, thinking about the interests of the general public, etc. It's a failure of power - the interests of the general public have no power in running the US government.

To put it another way: if you laid out a ten-page paper describing exactly the right course of action (you're omniscient, you know these things) on the desk of every federal leader, it still wouldn't happen. If you did it on the first day of the outbreak, it wouldn't happen. If you did it today, it wouldn't happen.

It's a power failure, not a knowledge failure or a "we think wrong" failure. Nobody is sitting at their desk right now saying "damnit, we tried our hardest and just didn't THINK of the solution! If only we were better thinkers!".
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[Good for Beginner] It's Docker's Bday tomorrow and it's a free conference event where you learn the basics of how docker works and the internal.
The real power of Elasticsearch for me is the ability to filter logs by:

1. exact match this nested JSON field (with support for lists of values)

2. negative match this nested JSON field (with support for lists of values)

coupled with the ability to filter by "timeframe", then pump it through to visualizations (tables/graphs) in Kibana

MeiliSearch would be cool if it spoke the API Kibana expects from Elasticsearch
Thank you! We are planning to go multi-cloud by either integrating with Snowflake or pulling the data into a hosted Panther environment.
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Wow this is awesome, thanks for sharing. I worry about supplying the .WADs for textures. Quake and Half-Life are both open source now but I'm not sure if their resources files are.
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Among programmers, distinction between CRLF and LF is known. Among non-programmers, you may well see people who will try to write code in WordPad, and that doesn't mean compilera should parse WordPad documents as source files. Do you expect people to write code in Notepad? If not, any reasonable programmer's editor supports Unix EOLs. Guide them to use Notepad++ or VSCode with proper options/plugins, case closed. Otherwise, you may as well complain about handling of mixed tabs & spaces in Python, or the fact that C requires semicolons.
> I don't want some proprietary firmware sit between me and the CPU.

No, you do.

A significant part of what that firmware does is initializing low-level hardware, like the system's memory controller. Replicating that is probably well beyond your abilities.
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...and posting my progress on youtube. Lately I've been trying to get some money going from my side projects (released a game on android supported by ads). I don't think recording me writing code is very appealing, so what I've been doing is after I add a new feature to my tile editor I'm posting a video showing the feature. I don't really know what I'll do with the tile editor after (besides using to create my games).

The videos are also helping me with my english. I used to be fluent when I was younger (and have conversation with actual people from school), now I just listen and barely speak, so the video is helping me with my pronunciation.

Anyways, here's the link if you're interested:

Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzbs3rIJ-t8

Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZzxaNkQPCw
As a bit of a n00b (working in a small shop without a lot of exposure to other processes and etc) going to meetups I find those are super handy conversations / the most valuable.

Even stuff like "I was trying to solve this problem but I saw this really popular pattern and folks seemed to like it but damn it looks like it would just blow up if you ever did X." And someone tells me "yeah that blew up for me and here is how". So helpful!

I want a conference where folks get into small groups and everyone goes around and says:

Here is what I'm doing, challenges we faced, how we overcame them, lessons learned.

Even basic day to day stuff that someone talks about can be handy. The minuta and stuff sometimes is the key it seems. And sometimes just sharing similar stories / problems that don't have solutions for me inspires a lot of confidence and that can lead to real results.
No, it wouldn't, but they've made abundantly clear they're not interested in doing anything reasonable the BSDs propose.
That's interesting, is that peak performance or is it sustained performance?

I've given up on performance metrics for phones as 99% of them will just overheat within seconds and throttle if you actually try to use the advertised performance.

I've never owned any apple product so I'm curious if this is the case for them too.
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Joke aside, you’re spot on in that the economy can only bear a certain level of rent-seeking. That level is going down now, which might also be seen as a return to normal.

Pumping money in ETFs and real estate (aka passive income) can’t enrich everybody, productive output is required.
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You would love this book - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein%27s_Dreams
Impressive. With mobile SDKs as well.
what is the size of the largest dataset that you have indexed with MeiliSearch?
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But it’s all low level functions so you can use your dom manipulation, right?
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Why are we supposed to believe anything this person says.

Twitter profile shows CTO of a bitcoin startup and i don't see anything else that this person knows anything above baseline about airlines.

Comments seem like "Things that I think would make a ideal airline if I controlled the universe"
Your English is good, maybe just open the mouth more while talking, especially for vocals. Interesting videos.
I like the inspection feature! The natural question is: could this also support editing, rather than just inspecting?

I guess reconciling that with regular in-file edits might be a problem?
Neat. Picnic CSS is similar in spirit [1].

[1] https://picnicss.com/
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Yandex Image Search already uses facial recognition and is available to the public. See:

https://yandex.com/images

https://nelsonslog.wordpress.com/2020/01/07/facial-recogniti...

https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/how-tos/2019/12/26/guid...
Thanks! That's great
News across the globe is blocking any talk of treatments or cures. Very suspect.
You make a whole slew of unsubstantiated statements.

1) Businesses going under is preventable. If a lot of businesses go under, so will banks when those businesses default on debts.

2) Direct payments would need to be astronomical to protect ordinary people for this duration.

3) Loans from the government directly to people and businesses might work if we had the apparatus for it. The critical thing, though, would be to freeze rents and interest if we did that. It'd be a much more complex scheme to implement. If I have a 10 years left on my mortgage, I could get a 10 year loan from the government for the principal, while the bank would lose out on 3 months' interest.
Woman Pulled Mask Aside to Cough on Me
As I approached the machine checkout line at Walmart a woman suddenly jumped back. I smiled at here and told her to go ahead. Back and forth a few times, she and I insisting the other go first, and I finally acquiesced. As I got in line, I saw her very slyly slide her mask down, literally sneak closer and cough on my back! I moved away, faced her and laughed, asked her if she is OK, noting that she had a bad cough. She said "Yes, I'm OK." replacing the mask.

The gentleman following her (wearing a mask also) spoke up "She coughed on you! She purposely coughed on you!" he kept on. I just laughed it all off and said "We're all gonna catch this!" A few minutes later, after I checked out, he approached me again, repeated himself and said "You should take a picture of her! She coughed on you!" I don't carry a cellphone and I told him so. I explained that I thought it was fruitless.

The young lady appeared to be middle eastern and had a middle-eastern accent. I'm fairly sure the security cameras at Walmart caught the whole transaction.

I know times are tough for Middle Easterners, they're doing their best everywhere, but sometimes such symbolic, socially destructive and futile behavior that arises from the political events of the last 20 years and also from Muslim fundamentalism are in play.

Has anyone else seen behavior like this? I think someone must be truly desperate if their thought when they are ill is to "cough on the others!" whether the "others" be Cristians, Jews, Muslims, or infidels (such as me!8-)
Regarding your footnote, I think that also applies to our state Governors. I don't think they have the advantage of federally classified briefings, so they're reacting to public analysis and the situation on the ground.

For instance, Oregon has implemented distancing and stay-in-place fairly early (apparently) in the state's outbreak. But Oregon is also surrounded by WA and CA, which maybe made it easier to do so.

A landlocked state in the south surrounded by other states that aren't taking it seriously might find it much more difficult to get buy-in for making those decisions.

Then you have states like Florida where it seems incredibly obvious they should have taken steps before now.
If trillions of dollars come out of index funds their value is going to crash, even if nothing else is happening.

Large corporations aren’t like people - they can easily move markets on accident.
Jep Zotero is where it is at! The bibtex support is also very good. So you can do your papers in word an still have a nice latex thesis later.
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