skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My friends and I do this through Discord. One person shares their screen playing netflix/disney/whatever and then everyone just hangs out in voice and watches together. It's a really seamless experience and the re-encoding is usually not a problem, action scenes can get a little blocky but the quality is really pretty great.
The answer will probably depend from person to person. In the end choose whichever _you (and your team)_ feels more comfortable with.
To the down voters:

NZ is strongly influenced by US media - news, entertainment, online.

However just as there is strong partisanship between your political parties, many kiwis have a love/hate relationship with the US, or some of it’s policies.

So you often see kiwis take the piss (mickey) out of those we perceive as gung-ho supporters of the US, and vice versa. And that support can vary depending on topic.

The usual things we laugh at are: your bi-partisan politics (we have MMP), your gun ownership (any gun deaths are front page news here), your lack of support for your poor (healthcare, unemployed, elderly), your media (you all appear like Texans), and your ego (lack of insight about your weaknesses compared with other countries).

I love travelling to the US (although I stopped travelling there about 15 years ago when your government started treating arriving tourists like criminals), I like the majority of Americans I met there, and I love much of your individuality that enables your entrepreneurship, amongst other things.

Cheers
Ok got it! Didn’t see before that you can click on absorbed cores and do things with them :D
To an end user there’s an icon on their screen, they tap it, the app opens. It didn’t matter if they downloaded from the AppStore or from a website. This is no longer the case which is why the OP is upset.
Logitech 920 or 615, but webcams are sold out everywhere, right now.
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Realized I did not answer all of your points but neither tracks leg movements that I'm aware of but like another post mentions sleep cycle might monitor through sound. Biggest reasons I've chosen these are I have my iphone on charge and airplane mode and the Withings battery life is between 2-4 weeks.
(Re)posting this old article I wrote, because of the news that webkit will be automatically deleting localstorage after 7 days.

Even after 5 years of this article being written, still no solution in sight for mature local web application storage.
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[2] https://townhall.com/tipsheet/elliebufkin/2020/03/24/what-co...

[3] https://www.safecarerapidtest.com/Coronavirus-Test-Kit-COVID...
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This is great, I've wanted something like this in the past! Thanks for building. I'll be giving it a try for a watch party I was planning with friends.

Mind sharing how it works and what stack you used?
I would guess is works, but expiration is capped at today + 7 days.
Nope! I tried to move it to various hosts before I absorbed them with no luck.
From zero to hero in three weeks
He was intubated because it was necessary during the transportation and the surgery. They said that they didn't want my dad stop breathing while being transported if anything happened during the trip. Plus, they said the surgery causes a lot of trauma and I think they were afraid the breathing would stop.

A few days after the surgery, he couldn't even breath on his own: MRI showed that parts of his brain were damaged. At that time, I think it's more sympathetic to let him go instead of making his life depending on a ventilating machine for the rest of his life.
We are working on both replication (for high availability and we may use the Raft consensus) and distribution (sharding to scale horizontally and keeping low latency)
And it's rather hardware-specific. Even if you have a solution which works for your CPU / motherboard / RAM, changing any of those components is quite likely to make it stop working. (And lord help you if you want it to work across CPU manufacturers...)
It's very hard to verify that the data is indeed encrypted, whereas with local storage you can just monitor your network usage and see that no requests are going out. Hell, you could airgap your machine and have no problems with localstorage.
So my movie nights with friends used to involve watching a movie(on some streaming service or from disk), and then queuing up a bunch of random YouTube videos over Chromecast. It would be great if this wasn't tied to a single URL, but instead we could make a room and add videos to a queue to watch.
With more companies switching to remote work, I'd expect the opposite.
Just because I used some common figure of speech, it doesn’t mean I have bias and I „cried“ it, as you wrote. At least I base my comments on facts and do not try to stretch the experience of legal process in the Default Country to the other side of the planet where legal system is different. Now, to your question.

I assume that if court decided twice that someone is guilty, this person admitted that and there’s no reason to see corruption in this case, then that person is indeed responsible. Anything else is speculation not based on facts and is an attempt to shift responsibility to a victim, seemingly because the convicted guy belongs to a certain group. So, if you want to talk about bias, look at the mirror first.
The reality is a s########n man :)
FYI, the stats for Rock, Paper, Scissors don't reset if you get restarted.
For what it's worth, you can use covid anywhere before your domain name. e.g. covid-19.yourdomain.tld or in the URL. An alternate option would be an account on a different registrar.
Why does it require a top-down solution. How would the DPA invocation help the automakers change their production lines? Does the federal government have expertise there? Can you lay it out for me?

> This isn't the eighteenth century.

In the twentieth century, our response to the pandemic flu was not a top-down one from the federal level. Local government and even non-profits were the primary responders.
For me the key drawback about Mendeley is a very limited ability to control the citation keys. Even on Zotero this is a second-class citizen, since you have to install a plugin.

Have you been able to control the citation keys on Mendeley? It's been a while since I've tried it now...
Deprecating JavaScript (UnityScript) is a good thing. Language bindings are a nightmare, and the more languages you support, the worse it gets. Consider that you might want to write a class in C++, wrap it in a C# interface, and then use it from UnityScript. Consider that if you write something for the asset store, the consumers may be using C# or JS.

If you’re looking for something with good UI and polish, maybe GameMaker Studio fits the bill? I don’t keep tabs on this space. I use Unity when I’m collaborating with people, and use simpler frameworks when I’m working alone.
> There's no reason they can't have PWAs work well in Safari other than they want you to port your app to the App Store and get locked into their native APIs.

Is it possible they also want you to port your app to the App Store to prevent an explosion of garbage and malware that could happen if PWAs really took off?
That sounds interesting. How do you find the places?
"Partial information is worth something"

I disagree. A false negative in a mild case could be dangerous if someone assumes no COVID-19 and socially interacts with vulnerable people. A false positive might give a vulnerable person the courage to forgo social distancing and actually contract it.
I got to Create Skynet and when I finished that it said thanks for playing and stopped accepting inputs. Is there more game after that I missed?
LISA.

https://www.usenix.org/conferences/byname/5
I made one of these. We generally expected users to be offline for at least a week. Probably using the app regularly on their respective devices (but possibly not), and syncing data again when they had a good internet connection. Uses Dexie and React, syncs with a horrible Drupal site. It's always going to be uncertain to rely on a database held at arm's length by the browser, but in practice it worked incredibly well on all manner of devices. I guess it won't anymore. (Thanks, Apple!).

This is absolutely a necessary change on some level, but I think if Apple wasn't in complete control of a web monoculture (and obviously uninterested in anything that doesn't sell more iPads), it would be possible to steer this API towards that without breaking a bunch of peoples' stuff.
Can you explain what you mean? White house said they'd reconsider in 15 days. My guess is they'll reconsider and stay with the current approach.
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Perhaps this is not the topic to ask but besides unity which other companies are offering free moocs and/or video tutorials because of the COVID-19?
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And most native apps crash one a week, we should therefore automatically crash every app once a week.

Just because current apps are buggy doesn't mean we should enforce those bugs at a platform level.
Glad to see new work in this space. Sorcia looks very clean, and well implemented.

I only noticed one issue, which is very much an edge case: when trying to view a file with third party JS disabled (i.e. the Cloudflare JS sourced script), the file is rendered quite poorly. Would be nice if the service degraded gracefully and used a simple pre tag or similar.

I must also admit that I am interested in a more "non-technical" git frontend -- one that puts the file tree up front and center, leaving details like remotes and commits in out of the way views.

If anyone is interested in other options, see also:

* https://git.nemo157.com/grarr (Rust, the UI themes are a little tacky IMHO)
* https://github.com/emersion/matcha (also in Go, but not very complete or performant...)
super nice thank you!
I also found that extraordinary. With such limited information it is not possible to know if the contacts I have are relevant, and how serious and progressed the company are.

After all if I suggest something I'm putting my reputation (in part) on the line, which I'm not prepared to do without at least understanding this is a serious proposal, and the science being at least superficially credible.
This public information includes security cam footage. It’s not up to us if people film us, the cameras are everywhere
When can we let up? Experts craft strategies to relax coronavirus lockdowns
Once the market situation changes (already did, actually) these things will change too. Regulations, slots & unions are things to have during the good times. Unions won't save you when there's no demand, no one will buy slots when there's no demand, regulations are useless if no one is flying.
I imagine a lot of actions you would have to take to make a small company profitable would make it be unappealing to a company with more money. Better to burn the cash and lay a giant foundation rather than just build a tiny house.

Then you can sell the foundation by saying "Look how big of a house could be here!"
The one thing I wish Zotero would have is the ability to export (and then version control) the collections layout. I don't really trust Zotero to not at some point mess this up, especially if I'm trying to sync multiple accounts after an internet outage, and having the collections layout backed up would really make me trust the platform a lot more.
Unpacking, hacking, and cracking a Power Mac G3
Isn't that the entire premise of the Agile method?
Hard to say goodbye to someone who is sedated...
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Please let us know if any of them is a good fit for your needs and we can help schedule a zoom interview with them. You can find more information about our services here. (https://www.dropbox.com/s/pu7f2o3x2yvi8vn/LogN-Services.pdf?...)

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Heh sorry drwho.csv is just a joke on crazy people on BBS who for whatever reason seem to love talking about Dr Who
I got 10 cores & did the spike overload. However, it just started messing with my system. It says I need ot research the EONS but I am not sure what...

I also can't figure out how to use CellOS. I can keep my system from melting down like others are talking about... But I'm not sure where to proceed. The securedev network came to life though. I'm guessing maybe I need to capture more of that? I have all my cores upgraded & everything researched as far as i know.
Neither.

The counter is per days of application use, so (2) is false. Not using the app does not affect the counter.

The counter is also per domain, and so while the first party domain for the PWA (which is likely to, of course, be loaded on each PWA launch) is effectively meaningless, if you visit other domains from within the PWA they will be subject to the counter independently.
While I agree with the concerns regarding arbitrary implementation of standard APIs, there are still a bunch of useful applications of PWA technology to enable temporary offline operation.

The more we use these, the more likely the APIs are to be fully implemented (and hopefully have features added to them).
If we want to handle this crisis, let's not create a yet larger crisis in the process. I'm not ready to go weapons-grade nuclear on civil liberties.
Hah glad you liked it
Pretty sure it is still the case if they have connectivity...
Hope folks will use it after corona as well, so no corona pun name for it xD
When suppliers do this, they put customers back into a buying position. Instead of defaulting to buying another iPhone, I’m back in a buying position. So let me ask: what is a good alternative to an iPhone Xs on the market? I was also super close to buying an Apple Watch, but now I’ll defer that purchase.

I have already stopped building native apps because the App Store process is so painful.
Are you supposed to be able to beat this while never accessing the secure network?
You definitely have the right idea with the securedev front
FYI The text is insanely small in chrome mobile, and if I pinch zoom the text is very wide so I have to scroll horizontally to read it
No time for denial: Shift CEO furloughs staff and warns others not to wait
Twitter client is a PWA.
I would not trust any online source for this. Some years ago I was buying chocolate for my daughter who has a peanut allergy. On a single grocery store shelf, some Hershey bars had peanut warnings and others didn't. I called the company and learned that some of their facilities are shared and some aren't, so you always have to check the packaging, even if it's the same product you've bought before.
> For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.

-H. L. Mencken
I _really_ thought quant.bat was going to be malicious due to the "dont download and use the random files out there!" warning and it being described as _claims to_ double your processing capabilities.
Why is it your client’s responsibility to track you at all?
Funny you mention smart vacuum cleaners. Xiaomi vacuums (the roborock ones) are some of the best value to feature robot vacuums out there. The only thing that beats them on the high end is the iRobot latest, which costs like 2-3x as much.
According to your take, you can't use the term "devil's advocate" in this context either -- because it only makes sense in the context of the Catholic church. Metaphors are meant to be used out of context. When I say "I'm in pole position," for example, I don't actually have to be a competitor in an automobile race.
You can run qemu without the graphical UI with `-nographic` (serial port output to the console) or `-curses` which can show the vga text output on your console.
Well we would need 2000 days of those 2k days to even reach 50% infection of the total population. That is simply not possible to sustain with these extreme measures.
Awesome feature idea! This is currently the MVP and a lot more is to come. Will be added to my list.

The problem would be on how to start the next video, as it is a javascript redirect only, so I have no information when a video in the queue is finished. Maybe websockets and someone pressing "next" could be an option.
Yep this is the thing I meant!

I just used it recently to go through and add the hex code for every color in our library to its description for quick designer reference
Very accessible charts showing why flattening the curve is so important. Thought it would be good to share among those who are not the most data savvy.
[1] is the single best online course I had. It took ~30 hours to complete, and we all know how easy it is to drop a course after couple sessions.

It teaches from very basics, at the same time the projects are diverse and fun because 3D-assets and effects are provided.

Chunk size is perfect, few minutes video and then it's few minutes of work in the editor. Videos have short text summary so there's no need to rewind the video if I missed something.

Often it solves a problem in a naive but incorrect way, and then fixes it. So when I encounter a problem in real project, I often have experience dealing with it.

It has debugging projects, where you have a complete project which is broken in multiple ways. So smart. In my regular programming work I spend most time debugging, not creating from scratch.

The narrator (Carl D.) is charismatic, videos are very professional.

I wish there were more courses with same structure and quality. Can't recommend it enough.

[1] https://learn.unity.com/course/create-with-code
I switched from JabRef to Zotero a while ago, mainly because JabRef seemed to be extremely buggy. I'm broadly using the same feature set on both, but Zotero is a lot less buggy, and it's faster and easier to add new references.

If JabRef was more stable, I think I would have stuck with that, because of the inherent simplicity.

EDIT: I'm an exclusive linux user, and as you can maybe tell, I like JabRef because of the unix-ish philosophy: a tool that does exactly what it needs to do, and nothing more.
The only long-term solution I can think of is to build a competing hardware company, and that’s really hard. But I’m willing to do it.
I static cache all /p/* site via cloudflare and the voice chat is via jitsi meet an external privacy friendly service
As someone who has a codebase with a number of custom D3-based visualations: complex D3 could be your future maintenance headache (unless you have someone who really understands D3).

It's so different from other parts of web development that a developer probably can't just jump into the code and fix a bug, you have to understand D3's coding model, and then read the code you've got to build a mental model of how it's translating to what you're seeing on screen (the mental model building is hardly unique to D3, but you're not going to be reusing any of your existing mental modelling skills here). Then you will go back to your normal web-dev, forget everything you learned, and have to go through the whole process again in 6 months when you have to make another change.

D3 is super powerful, and very fun to use, but for production we stick to Highcharts whenever we possibly can. There's lots of stuff you get out of the box from a good charting library that you're going to be building for yourself if you use D3. Though I have been told that D3 v5 is easier to learn and use.
In most contexts, "IPFS" really just means "self-hosted", because it only works if someone who actually cares about the file (in practice, just the author typically) is seeding it.

For Sia/Skynet, the Sia network is doing the hosting, meaning the file has high uptime even if the uploader does not, and even if nobody else chooses to pin/seed the file.
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In the height of outrage culture and "safe spaces," yes -- this is a real thing, and yes, "safe spaces" are growing to encroach on your workplace and home soon!

Watch what you say citizen, only those on the highest of horses are allowed to express themselves how they please.
Currently this can not be supported with the tech stack I use. (As it uses javascript redirects to start a video)
Yeah I put only minimal effort into mobile, not sure if it is at all possible to make actually usable though, since theres so much interactions across the screen you need. I can increase the text though if it works.
Having worked on a cross platform application that defined the UI via HTML I'm still kinda confused about this use case - it's super trivial to wrap a set of HTML + JS in an app that's essentially just a full screen webkit/whatever window and distribute this.

The advantage of PWAs then seems to be the ability to dodge the app store certification which, while onerous, is not a bad thing for your clients.
I gave half a dozen concrete examples of the ways American citizens have had their rights infringed upon. Cherrypicking an example of progress doesn't make any of those other things not true. Apparently that's not enough, so I'll add more.

We've invented laws that make it so felons can't vote, or defend themselves even after their sentence has been served. This affects innocent people who are wrongly convicted.

[0]We've intentionally flooded specific minority communities with crack cocaine and criminalized it as well as many other drugs in common use (despite federal studies suggesting we should not do so). --> The guy who brought that story to the press was found dead, shot in the head twice, and his death was ruled a suicide. This is the origin of a now often repeated joke/criticism about the CIA "Yeah he was shot in the back of the head twice. Worst case of suicide I've ever seen."

[1]We used the uptick in 'crime' to warrant selective enforcement, leading to more single fatherhood and weaker communities. This contributed to the poverty and cycle of crime these communities have experienced.

[2]Remember when I cited the 4th amendment being violated above? Yeah, that played a massive role in the above. Policies like "stop and frisk" were implemented in undeniably unconstitutional ways.

Clearly, minorities haven't had it super rosy lately, either. But the rights of everyone get stepped on repeatedly, not just minorities.

That's what I'm talking about

[0]https://citizentruth.org/gary-webb-cia-crack-epidemic-los-an...

[1]https://repository.law.umich.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article...

[2]https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/stop_and_frisk
I'd actually never heard of either of those before reading your comment. looks like skywest flies routes for american airlines, delta, and united. frankly I don't fly those very much and I couldn't tell you what the difference between those brands is supposed to be in the first place. horizon seems to be an odd setup. they only fly for alaska airlines which is owned by the same company as horizon itself (?).

I mainly fly southwest, which I find to be a markedly different experience than the other US domestic airlines.
Did you mean that Git's source code is open?
shorts taking profits.. remember, you have to buy to close a short position.