skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Every time I read this kind of message i feel like it's propaganda that is trying to make the west weaker by convincing people to not work on military technology.
What you make can hurt people, yes, some people deserve to be hurt.
Am I misunderstanding, or are snapshots basically just schema validation?
Good post.. wish they would start with what Team City is...
Terminal colors can be controlled using ANSI color codes. Since curl just outputs everything it receives directly to the tty, if the server response contains ANSI, your terminal will render it.
There's no safe alternative in sources you've linked. Also traditional system has huge cost hidden in inflation. The cost of bitcoin and all these footprints is minimal - you get rid off central banks, banks, visa and others. They have the biggest buildings all around the planet filled with the most expensive workers - all the infrastructure runs on much more electricity than few households. And you compare only the payment process cost. What a luck of imagination.
Hah! I often have the experience that indeed a modal should actually have been a new page, but I was too lazy to build the thing so I went with the modal. Then later the modal needs more options or fields, and I end up having to convert it to a new page anyway... lesson mostly learned now. Agree with the article.
I am sure there are some good people working at your company, and you may be one of them. But that is not really relevant here. It is the actions of the enterprise as a whole that count.

> I am somewhat disappointed to see a HN thread so populated with groupthink “Comcast is bad!”.

What I see in many comments is specific reference to cases where Comcast betrayed the public's trust. You can call it groupthink, but I get the impression the bad rep is well-earned.

Trust leaves on horseback, and comes back on foot. More work to do to convince those who doubt you. Happy to hear you are working on that.
Actually if you pay a little attention to Bezos, it's clear that his focus has been outer space at least since he was a college student. IMO Amazon was an opportunity that Bezos saw while Blue Origin is the fulfillment of his lifelong dream.
I've been developing web apps with Angular since AngularJS (v. 1) and I love it.

Thanks to the developers and the community for keeping it up to date and for the continuous improvements!
Explaining Code using ASCII Art (2019)
I am not the author, but work in the same domain. Empirically, existing compilers are impossible to turn into good IDEs, unless the language has header files and forward declarations. Otherwise, you get a decent IDE by doing one of the following:

* writing two compilers (C#, Dart, Java(and, in some sense, every major language, supported in JetBrains tooling)

* starting with IDE compiler from the start (Kotlin & TypeScript)

The two examples where I’ve heard a batch compiler was successfully used to build a language server are C++ and OCaml (haven’t tried these language servers myself though). Curiously, they both use header files, which means that it’s the user who does fine grained caching.

I don‘t see how caching in LLVM is relevant to the task of building LSP servers.

In terms of prior art, I would suggest studying how IntelliJ works, specifically looking at the stubs:

https://www.jetbrains.org/intellij/sdk/docs/basics/indexing_...
I agree with you, but sometimes I wonder if the big share of efficiency gains goes to a select few, somehow efficiency make society worst, at least from an equality point of view. That is what happened in the last 50 years in many countries. Sure you can buy a cheap Android phone for less than 1 day salary, but go buy a house. health insurance, retirement and send 2 kids to college with just one (or even 2) middle class salaries.
Contrary to other replies, I think this is a reasonable concern. For example, the traditional C model allowed people to relatively easily write wrappers that do transparent caching (ccache) and parallelism (distcc), which is harder with a more integrated model.

Except:

> Aren't we giving up too much to get faster recommendations in IDEs?

The goal of incremental compilation isn't just IDE recommendations. It's faster compile times. C's system of header files and file-level dependency tracking works for C, but modern C++ severely strains its limits, considering how templates often force you to put all your code in header files. Rust doesn't even have header files and uses a single compilation unit for an entire library, which is much worse… but Rust is working on fine-grained query-based incremental compilation, which might someday let it leapfrog C++ in rebuild times.

Maybe.
The Screenshots Diff section was amazing! Learned a ton from this section alone as I wasn't even aware you could do something like this for UI testing.
I can reliably reproduce the "sketch" example on iOS 13. Is there anything helpful I can provide re: that?
Eclipse uses modals in the worst possible way. Usually you want to copy the name of a type or variable into a modal but you are already into two layers of modals. You will have to close all of them and lose progress. Using more than one layer of modals is always bad design.
I was thinking that ! Surely it must uses your like past history right ? Is there something she should turn on ?
How would you add privacy compared to a non-automated house? I developed a few devices with voice interfaces.

In normal cases you exchange privacy for convenience.
They sold for what they raised so it's a loser for investors.

Likely they didn't have a business model and so were a fire sale.

Amazon will almost assuredly eye this for autonomous delivery. They have the cash, the legit need, the ambition ability to make it work. So it can be commercialised 'internally'.

Unlike Google who have to build a business around their self-driving cars.

This is one of those 'tech may eat the world' things that should legit scare FedEx because I doubt FedEx will be able to compete on terms like this.
Curious - wouldn't it be possible to output terminal escape characters to perform some "magic" like moving at the end of the line? Or does curl protect users by not outputting them? (I think not, because fetching a binary file by mistake sometimes garbles the output)
Haha good article. I always smell things before I eat them by default. One interesting thing I noticed is how much smell boosts taste. Some time ago I lost my sense of smell completely and I distinctly remember how the food tastes boring and plain with just texture and sweet and salt making any difference. Smell adds so much to it that I was honestly surprised.
It's trendy this week to take simplistic positions regarding law enforcement, so people jump into that train. It costs them nothing, it makes them look good, and it makes them feel good about themselves without actually changing anything.
This is pretty cool! Are you open to PRs for foreign language recipe sites (German in my case)?
> But if the profit is 30% nobody’s getting it but the landlord.

What profit? The landlord has a $10,000/month mortgage payment and 10 tenants who pay $1000/month rent. If three of the tenants stop paying their rent and you can't evict them and replace them with paying tenants, you still have a $10,000/month mortgage, so now you have to raise the rent on the others by >$400/month each just in order to make the payment.

It's systemic, so all the other landlords are in the same situation and have to do the same thing, which means you can raise the rent by that much without losing tenants to the competition.

The people getting the extra money that the other tenants are paying aren't the landlords, they're the tenants who are living there without paying rent because they can't be evicted. And you can imagine what happens when the other tenants can't afford the higher rent and stop paying too.
Yes, it’s Facebooks right to run their site as they see fit, and it’s the right of all consumers and companies to associate with Facebook or not based on their own feelings about Facebook. End consumers are also free to express their opinions about Facebook, Verizon, and their relative agreements or lack thereof.

The marketplace of ideas is a pretty messy place.
Office for ARM will be supported on Windows 10X, already exists for tablets and phones, Apple also demoed the beta for ARM Mac at WWDC keynote.
"holistic approach to moral evaluation"

I'm not holding my breath for that one.
If it was open source you could fix it yourself, sounds easier.
Ask HN: Twitter Accounts to Follow?
I notice that many people of the tech industry are heavy Twitter users, from CEOs of big companies to startup founders and hackers. If I want to get a sense of what topics people in tech are talking about this week, which Twitter accounts should I follow?
I remember you from the Tunes project. :)

http://tunes.org/
You're right about one thing: I'm not generally going to be receptive to the arguments of people who believe in genetic intellectual superiority of white people over black people, not to mention, for this discussion, people who believe that democracy itself is a mistake, and with it the free press. I'm surprised to see you warmly referencing an authoritarian white supremacist, and won't forget you did. Unlike Yarvin, I don't think you're a white supremacist, not for citing him. Rather, I've concluded that this is all a joke to you.

No doubt Yarvin himself could contribute a pointless 5,000 words to this already pointless thread explaining how I've summarized his beliefs poorly. I'm happy to tie it off here, though.
To save everyone a click: the term is “kung flu”. Slur maybe, racist definitely not (China is a country, not a race).
They must know that the software is opinionated. The question is whether people who would pay 99$ a year for email would be the ones okay with the lack of flexibility.
Some pictures from 1983 to 2008:

http://www.merlintec.com/swiki/hardware/28.html

A talk about Smalltalk computers includes my projects, but I didn't make it very clear in the slides which ones are mine (13-15, 22, 24, 28, 29, 35, 36, 40, 42-54):

http://www.merlintec.com/download/2019_slides_jecel_fast1v2....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tATpzsyC6OA
Wow, your collection of recipes is a goldmine, thanks!

Didn't know that recipes couldn't be copyrighted here in Sweden.
Early Ethereum buyer checking in.

Although, most of my holdings are now BTC & XMR.

XMR or Monero, is the best cryptocurrency IMO.

Ledger is totally opaque. Actually works like cash.
Show HN: REPL for Your Firebase Cloud Functions
And not a thing about longevity, consciousness, or microtubules..
The fact that I had no prior knowledge of this shows just how useful their exercise in rebranding was. Firefox is a browser. Saying “Firefox browser” is mere tautology.
You're right - thank you for this constructive criticism. The post was originally written as a DIP (D Improvement Proposal), and arguably suffers a little because of that.
99.99% is probably better than actual cops right?

Also there is the idea that such an infastructure would scare criminals into not doing incriminating things.
I implore everyone to read the fundamental book : about face

This book argues about a lot of UI topics, and with a lot of detail. It’s the bible of UI design imo.
Apple is targeting the average user as usual and breaking the world wide web standards.
Show HN: Build A SaaS App in Rails 6 – book
US capitalism has been shattered [Henry Kaufman]
Paypal has been quite prominent in banning people from their service. Some might deserve it perhaps but I am still against it. Paypal can never be a universal payment processor.

If they banned real criminal transactions, sure, but I only have seen them ban people to enhance their image.
Nowadays ARM is just "arm". The acronym has no specific meaning.
Most likely they leak and the contents corrode the traces on the PCB they're soldered on
This was suspected since March in various case studies, but the number of cases has always been extremely low.

1. You don't just find any children infecting adults.

2. You'll have a hard time separating the infections between adults to prove that. There's always an infected adult involved who could have been the spreader.

There was a good French case study in a remote alpine village where the infected children infected nobody for weeks, in Iceland they did excellent genetic contact tracing, and in the German Heinsfeld study there were also several infected children not infecting their parents for weeks.
Syndicated copy via MSN:

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/finance/topstories/us-capitalism-h...
Speaking of VFX, while everyone here jumps of love with Vulkan, big names like OTOY are already using CUDA (for OctaneRender), because Vulkan does not provide what they are looking for.
Meghan Markle foodie: Duchess favorite Filipino chicken dish revealed
It has been trivially easy to disassociate an address from your identity for half a decade.

You just go from fiat to Monero. And then over Tor you swap or morph Monero to the surveillance coin you actually want. The centralized swapping service wont know your IP address due to Tor, Monero uniquely doesnt have transaction history, and the address you provide for the surveillance coin will be a virgin one never used before.

So the swapping service and all the blockchain sleuths will be stopped cold. Actually they wont be stopped they’ll just be following transactions forever thinking it has the same beneficial owner. So a wild goose chase for people that think they have purpose in life.

And you get to transact in the digital asset you want.

Unfortunately if that is on the ethereum blockchain then you cant send additional transactions while over tor.

The desired use case:
Anonymously funding a subspace of addresses using Monero (unstable value), receiving DAI and Ether.

Still over Tor, using the DAI (stable value) to donate to scihub. Using ether for transaction fees.

Downloading literature from scihub over tor. (Not using bittorrent)

BONUS: we can also get rid of ether transaction fees now, if the dai was issued directly on a layer2 system like zksync.

So there is a vibrant ecosystem that simply cant broadcast transactions over tor right now. Its a udp issue. Not irreconcilable, people just havent done it in the node software.
also SharePoint, Projects, Dynamics?
Some of my friends are using OnePlus and very happy about it. They praised the high refresh rate of the screen and the camera. Their version of Android is also pretty clean, comparing to other brands like Samsung.
This. Now imagine having a tool/extension/app to filter out this...
DF and Aurora are the two 'games' i sunk the most time in by a far margin, what two pieces of great software!!!
Citizens are complicit in how their governments hurt society. I'm not sure what he's getting at.
You can probably get a sysdiagnose from your iOS device with: https://www.jessesquires.com/blog/2018/02/08/how-to-sysdiagn...
You seem to think her rejection by the left was some kind of extreme act ("far more moderate than the Extreme Authoritarian left accepts") and yet she was actually rejected for setting up a doxxing site!

It's not an extreme act to reject someone for that, and nor is it a moderate act to set one up.
Verifying Schmidhuber's Critique of Turing Award for Bengio and Hinton and LeCun
Schmidhuber's critique contains over 200 references http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/critique-turing-award-bengio-hinton-lecun.html. I have spent more than five hours on verifying them. Now I am kind of an expert on this. It helped that I already knew several of his papers and earlier posts i.e. "Deep Learning: Our Miraculous Year 1990-1991" http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/deep-learning-miraculous-year-1990-1991.html and "Critique of Honda Prize for Dr. Hinton" http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/critique-honda-prize-hinton.html

I checked about 95% of Schmidhuber's points of criticism, especially the important ones in Sec. I, II, XIV, XVII, XVIII, XII, XIX, XXI, XVI. They seem fully justified.

Have a look at the astonishing Sec. XVII which lists eight of his direct priority disputes with Bengio and Hinton. And his advice for PhD students in the conclusion.

This is not a glorious chapter in the annals of the Turing award.
Nope, before Bitcoin core 0.9.2 any script besides 3-4 default templates was considered non-standard. Regular opcodes, any size. We had a basic script that verified 3 out of 4 multisig, and that was non-standard, because the only standard multisig was 2 out of 3.

But this was 2014, so it may have been before your time.
Video playback is a WebKit feature.
Nothing, except there's no reason for me to do so, improving every bad Wikipedia article I come across would be a full-time job, my edit would probably get reverted by some other overzealous editor who thinks he owns the article, and I can't say that I know very much about most Wikipedia articles I look at (because if I did I wouldn't be looking at them).

That last one might be part of the problem: the only people who edit those kind of Wiki articles are subject experts with some external motivation for doing so.
Angular's form builder is the only framework-given option that gives you a isolated object while keeping you in power over how the template should be rendered. You also have in the same ecosystem the ControlValueAccessor interface which makes it really easy to adapt custom form components to be used by the form groups you create.

In react there's no built in solution; in vue you need to polute the scope of your component with form details no one wants. God forbid you if you want to do something less basic like a async validation
They should be using Monero.

Can't be traced by governments (1).

(1). https://images.app.goo.gl/qKDwxvo5Csk913r39
Ah so I’m not going crazy. These things are just... the type of bug that indicates a deeper issue in the code. Poor software engineering decisions, and many of them.

Mobile Safari had a bug for a year where the zoom function would get stuck somehow, breaking rendering completely. I wonder how that happened too.
I use webdriverio, which has pretty straightforward screenshot plugins. Honestly early on it's better to focus on API testing. My advice is start small for the UI and focus on a few critical components like page routing or features that would be a show stopper if they broke. I don't think screen shot tests will be of great value if your product is not very mature. When I first started I made the mistake of blindly following my predecessors user stories that weren't particularly well thought out.
Is php really that bad? People keep telling me it's insecure by default.
It seems like a tautology to say subverting is objectively bad. When does tracking become subverting though?

Also it's a bit ironic to decry both materialism and wealth inequality at the same time. I guess if you're concerned about the wealthy's souls or something.
What build systems get wrong from a purity perspective is that the compiler has hidden inputs and outputs from the build systems perspective.

You cannot infer from the inputs and outputs the DAG shape.
And so you must construct an artificial mapping to those inputs and outputs.

All I am saying is in pure compilers this is unneccesary because inputs and outputs and compilation steps readily form a graph shape.

Its hard just hard to explain because our familiar approach (to operating systems in general) is not well suited to it.

Couple of introspective questions:
From a makefile can you reconstruct the input, send it over the network and successfully compile it without knowledge specific to the compilation step?

Can you modify the input in memory, and recompile it without saving?

Can you start the final step when the first step has finished?

All of these things should be realistically possible in a pure build process where each step is pure.
Some of these questions relate to the input, some whether the DAG accurately reflects the real DAG underlying the build steps, etc etc etc.

Anyhow I've said all that I really want to say, that our familiar systems don't readily admit it is a separate topic all together.
Huh, I never got anything that does audio/video calling to work on Safari. Always only provides a test video and audio. Permissions are all granted
Thank you for this. For an app the does something similar (not free): https://www.paprikaapp.com/
I am paranoid about security of all those packages, so yes, even before just downloading, I check the authors, activity and read the source code. Not always – e.g. I skip the source code if it's something big AND very reputable AND I decided that I need it such as scala/scala or facebook/react – but I do my best.

It's very annoying, it's not free, and it affects what kinds of libraries I use. My projects have fewer and smaller dependencies than typical because of these self imposed constraints.

On the upside, borrowing a pattern or a dozen lines of code instead of pulling a dependency that will remain 90% unused is really underrated. As is understanding how things work under the hood.
I'd more interested in a post about how do they test IntelliJ UI
Really nice! Just got a chance to watch it. Such a nice explanation and he gives very nice examples of how intonation is a puzzle and a bit of an art, even for choirs.
I have no idea what you’re talking about. I can see you believe it strongly, though.

But, slow down for a second and explain what the hell you are talking about?
After watching this I went to go check in on my last fort that I played which was about two years ago. Turns out the countless hours I spent herding dorfs in college have left me with an instinctive memory of the key bindings over a decade later. DF has such incredible depth and nearly infinite replayability. It struck me today that despite all that time playing I have never actually made it to a fort that was able to produce adamantine weapons, and you know what? Loosing really IS fun! DF is one of those works of art that truly elevates our sense of the possible. Now, if only we could convince Toady to work on multithreading ....
i use this one, it works quite well

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/recipe-filter/ahlc...
Clock Signal: A latency-hating emulator of 8- and 16-bit platforms
yeah, they're using the wrong word as there's nothing questionable going on.

how people "feel" on the other hand...
Yeah, the portability on Android is wonderful. /s
A 25mm f1.7 M4/3 lens is equivalent to a 50mm f/3.5 lens. Which costs about as much on a FF body - as part of a zoom lens.

In fact, the much better Sony 50mm 1.8 also costs about 150$.
Shill plant snowden lol.

So easy manipulate society when we're all so indoctrinated from schooling!

Were told to jump off a cliff and look how you all do it! (As in staying at home.well told).

Ignore the facts of over 99% recovery and it been less contagious as the common cold.

Ignore the fact all doctors are putting covid down as death all time to avoid been sacked (just like all doctors and pharmaciests can't care because of 'protocol') so the number of deaths are high while number of heart attack, pneumonia and others are down while the total deaths over last 10 years are right in within normal error. So where are all these deaths they spout on coming from?

Seriously, I know more people who got it and died from it also last year than this year.

Your all a bunch of brain washed sheep!

Bill and malinda euthonashia foundations. In bills words.... I want to reduce the population of the world! Lol

Yes, by about 95% to 500 million so they can control us all easy haha.

This is world war 3 as written about in 1871 where it described ww1 and 2 also lol.

But hey, don't let facts get in the way of good stories hey!
A slur against an ethnicity is generally accepted as racist.
Gates has a diplomatic opinion on America's failure to deal with corona, but I would go further and say that America lost to Mother Nature.

We either need to get in the fight (testing, tracing, isolation), or settle for herd immunity.

I've seen no evidence of the former.