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Have We Forgotten about Geometry in Computer Vision?
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This reminded me of a cool paper I came across recently, Spatial Transformer Networks [1], a good example of how knowledge of geometry helps frame the problem more effectively, allowing the network to learn how to e.g rotate objects into a canonical orientation before identifying them.[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1506.02025
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Google Jobs Search
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I searched "jobs near me" in Firefox and saw nothing special. Apparently it only works in Chrome based browsers.Even if I paste the URL of the special jobs result page back into Firefox, I get redirected back to a standard Google results page.https://www.google.com/search?q=jobs+near+me&ibp=htl;jobsEdit: after running "forget about this site" in the history, it now works. I guess some cookie or account setting was blocking it.
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Pass: A standard Unix password manager
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If anyone needs a quick tutorial on pass I wrote about some it's features a while back http://tuxlabs.com/?p=450
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Benefits of a Lifestyle Business
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I am getting a strong cognitive dissonance by the loads of people here who conflate "lifestyle business" with "digital nomad". They are NOTHING alike.Lifestyle business in this sense is a traditional business with minimal / zero external investment, no pressure from greedy VCs and people who have no lives and thus live in the office. A business where you can take a break at any time.Why do people here equate this with people who travel around the world with a smartphone, clothes and some food?
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Puppeteer: Headless Chrome Node API
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Has anyone found something similar than Selenium Grid, but for managing headless versions of Chrome? Thanks a lot!
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I spent my career in tech, but wasn’t prepared for its effect on my kids
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1B startup idea: equip every primary/secondary/high schools with walls that block every cellular signals.
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Savitech USB audio drivers install a new root CA certificate
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Curious as to why EMC got notified 20 days before anyone else...
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Fifty-three year old nuclear missile accident revealed
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Well in a solid fuel missile, there was simply no way it was going to explode due to any kind of external damage (or at all, solid fuel does not explode). Good that nuclear safety of the warhead itself worked well, as none of the explosive lenses gone off.
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Write your next Ethereum contract in Pyramid Scheme
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Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/410/
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Intel CEO’s Stock Sales May Warrant SEC Examination
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"People who are CEOs of companies like Intel don’t make mistakes like this."Right. That's because this isn't a mistake, it's a criminal act with forethought."That sale decreased his overall holdings by about 50 percent, bringing his ownership level nearer to what he held at the end of 2013 and at the minimum number of shares he must hold under Intel’s ownership requirements"That's pretty much all I need to read. The guy sold every share he could possibly sell without violating any contractual agreements and company policies that are/were in place.Give him an orange jumpsuit and be done with it.
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Building an AlphaZero AI using Python and Keras
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RISE Lab's Ray platform (now includes RLlib) is another option https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/introducing-rllib-a-composable...
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Twitter Soars After Surprise Sales Gain, First Real Profit
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This seems fair, as a consumer. I follow a few very good computer scientists and entrepreneurs on Twitter and the things they post are of high value to me. I don’t mind the ads or the web app.I favor reading books and academic papers over random web browsing, but some time spent on Twitter, HN, and a few Reddit subs-Reddit’s keeps me up to date, tech-news wise.
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Docker is a dangerous gamble
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I'm wondering if I don't get your point because I'm too dumb or too smart.I may be too dumb[1] because I'm unable to infer for myself all the reasons Docker is bad that you haven't bothered to include in your article.Or I may be too smart[2], because I found setting up Docker for Windows incredibly easy (I downloaded an installer and ran it), I find Dockerfiles easy to write (most fit on one screen), and I find running Kubernetes in production (on Azure AKS) to be straightforward (write YAML files, Google stuff occasionally).I honestly had to scroll back to the top of your post from halfway down because I thought maybe it was written three years ago.[1]I'm not.[2]I'm not this either.
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The Great Apple Keyboard Cover-Up
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I am not sure what they did, but not only on my new 2016 laptop keyboard felt worse, it also broke around half a year in service (shift key just refused to work. Good think there's two of them, but majorly annoying still). I temporarily went back to a 2013 one and my first thought was "man, the old keyboard feels so much nicer"...
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Ask HN: Codebase at my work is a complete mess, what should I do?
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Install phabricator somewhere if you are allowed to. Use it to add comments/reviews to the code, for now for yourself but later maybe to share with the team. Create a branch to add your code changes toto, except for the tests that you are adding to the main branch.Remeber, code is the embodiment of business rules. Often business are not aware of the rules until after thing work incorrectly. Non-beautiful odd can be the result of programmers dealing with the messy realities of trying to satisfy various stakeholders who are at odds with each other and can't articulate what they need.
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Amazon’s HQ2 Spectacle Should Be Illegal
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the game of local governments competing to lure big corps with handouts deserves most of the blame. However it is interesting that this game is a result of a prisoners-dilemma phenomenon: although all local governments would be better off if they collectively agreed or otherwise cooperated to NOT entice big corps with special handouts (as the big corps will build in one of them anyway without any subsidy), however all it takes is for one major local government to start waving some incentives for the rest to give in to the game. CNN did a good video on this phenomena: https://www.cnn.com/videos/cnnmoney/2018/03/13/amazon-hq2-or...
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Ask HN: Is there a better way to document complex software architectures?
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I'd like to understand if is there is some sort of "Literate Programming" approach to this problem? Interleaving the architecture through the (combined) code + architecture document?
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How I Wrote a Modern C++ Library in Rust
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The epilog alone was worth the price of admission. Having one compiler tell the other what to do via code generation is a great way around the lack of ABI compatibility.
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Netflix Pulls the Plug on Feature Designed to Get Kids Addicted to Netflix
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> the company blatantly tells its investors that its competitors aren’t just other streaming platforms, but rather literally anything viewers do in their leisure time that is not watching Netflix—quite literally including “going out to dinner with friends or enjoying a glass of wine with their partner, just to name a few.”Why optimize for screen time? They get payed through monthly subscriptions not per minute. Shouldn’t they optimize for user satisfaction, or lock in then?
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Boeing 787 Suffers Rare Dual Engine Failure on Landing
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why a shutdown and not a denial of going to reverse thrust in the first place?or does it shut down when you open throttle in reverse thrust and allow you to switch the engine configuration beforehand?
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Tiny PWAs and why I keep building them
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I think it would be easier to build an Android/IOS app if you already have the dev tools installed. Chrome APIs needed for web apps that interact with hardware are often unstable and not supported on all hardware or android patch from vendors. I built a simple app to submit links to HN, took maybe an hour, without much Android knowledge.
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Mastodon and Keybase
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I'm not entirely sold on keybase.Why would I want my online presence 100% identifiable and traceable back to me?What is the appeal of this service exactly?
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First Japan-Built Airliner in 50 Years Takes on Boeing and Airbus
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The article says "Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China Ltd., also known as Comac, has a new regional jet in service," and then shows a picture of the Comac C919. To be clear, the regional jet that Comac has in service is the ARJ21, and the C919 is Comac's upcoming competitor to the 737 Max and A320 Neo.
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Hong Kong ISP Association’s Statement on Selective Blocking of Internet Services
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Cutting off or heavily restricting internet access seems to be a favoured tactic by governments prior to initiating internal violence.Sounds like a bad sign.
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Instagram Threatened Removal of Verified Status for Posting Snapchat Content
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Cribbed from a WSJ article which was discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21048093.
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Things end users care about but programmers don't
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How are multiple export formats, configurable deployments/platforms, and consistent UX things programmers don't care about?
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#include
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You used to be able to click on a link like file:///etc/passwd and it would show up in the browser.
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Show HN: Local Node.js app to save everything you browse and serve it offline
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I love how there's only a single browser or two in the entire world, lol (safari I've got bo clue about)
that's while assuming chrome and firefox's debugging streams would be compatible....you assume I don't use any forks, or custom versions, what if I use an Electron based browser?
what about Pale Moon or other forks which have older, if any, such interfaces?
what about Opera?
etc etc, you get the point...I hope...
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Show HN: Gameslab, a FPGA powered handheld game console
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A little late on the draw here, but this is a serious contender for submission of the decade IMO. FPGAs are one of the last frontiers of computing that I'm curious about, as the realtime requirements of audio processing make GPUs somewhat of a non-starter for this particular application of grid computing. Really impressed at seeing this level of thoroughness and polish. Congratulations!
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Dangerous domain corp.com goes up for sale
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He's known since 1997 (earlier?) that he has a dangerous domain. He had an offer from Microsoft "several years back" (curious how long ago) but he's holding out for something closer to "market"? I doubt he spent much money purchasing and maintaining the site over the years. Yes, Microsoft should get the purchase done at $1.7m. But O'Connor doesn't exactly come across as a saint here. Pay a "market price" for my sui generis dangerous domain or I'll sell it to the highest bidder...
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Lambda School’s Misleading Promises
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Lambda's marketing is deceptive and should rightly be stopped. But what is so bad about a bootcamp with no up front cost that gets 50% of its graduates a job? https://chrisyeh.com/2020/02/the-cost-of-cynicism.html
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Early riser or night owl? New study may help to explain the difference
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arise with ants
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Rust 1.42
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I'm very excited about this change:"Added tier 2 support for riscv64gc-unknown-linux-gnu"which hopefully means Rust will make its way to the RISC-V versions of Fedora/Debian (wasn't there when I last checked). Furthermore, there are a lot of things depending on this that might also arrive now.
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Show HN: Screen – screen sharing for remote work, by the cofounder of Screenhero
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Congrats on the launch! The user experience for this is amazing. Picture-in-picture remote co-working is going to change the world.We built a crappy version of this for our team about a year ago. This is the first tool that solves all of our remote / distributed team pain-points in a really elegant way.
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X410 – X Server for Windows 10
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Are VSOCK connections available yet in any open source remote X desktop solutions?Xpra, X2Go, VcXSrv, Cygwin, FreeRDP, ...
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Show HN: Tara – A smart and free alternative to Jira
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Oh, "free" means "free to use", not "free software". Would've been a cool feature. It also looks pretty cool otherwise, but ... does it contain "AI"? The TLD and title seem to point towards it.
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GeckoView for Android
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I'm looking forward to be able to embed GeckoView in my Ionic apps to support older android versions, as a replacement for the now defunct crosswalk project.
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US Border Patrol says they can create central repository of traveler emails
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How long till burner devices are necessary for traveling to the US?
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What's so hard about PDF text extraction?
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PDF should really be called UPDF (Un-Portable Document Format). Everybody who is using PDF for data exchange makes it clear that he/she is either incompetent or actively trying to make data exchange impossible. It is no accident, that many governments publish statistics as PDF files (instead of CSV for example), which makes it very hard to parse and search through the data.
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Reddit's Stock Threads Become a Must-Read on Wall Street
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utilizing crowd knowledge at its best :)
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ARM chips have an instruction with JavaScript in the name
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A good follow up to "HTML5 Hardware Accelerator Card" from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24806089
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Every Model Learned by Gradient Descent Is Approximately a Kernel Machine
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Since it hasn't been mentioned, Stan Kriventsov has very nicely summed up the paper on his blog: https://www.dl.reviews/2020/12/14/neural-networks-kernel-mac...
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Ask HN: Was 20% time a good policy for Google's working culture?
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20% projects (and the policy supporting them) are very much still a thing at Google. Not sure how many people actually participate in one but my perception is that it is a relatively low percentage of employees.
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How a janitor at Frito-Lay invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos (2017)
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> So Montañez assembled a small team of family members and friends, went to the test markets, and bought every bag of Hot Cheetos he could find.Sounds like Hampton Creek's mayo shenanigans: https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-hampton-creek-just-m...
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Patient Regains Sight Following Artificial Cornea Implantation
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Realy interesting I have badly scared cornea from Sarcoidosis in one eye - I wonder if this would work for me
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We live in an age of distractions, dealing with constant mental stimulus
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I use my camera very often now for functional purposes, like snapshots of documents, paper maps, door notices and hours, etc where it serves as a replacement for having to remember things or even having to jot down a note.
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Why are so many successful founding CEOs software engineers?
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maybe because its a lot easier to code a side project and build it from there then to have to hire someone just to build your MVP? In addition, you're likely to know other engineers you can recruit.
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In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
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It should be noted that Google (applies to other search engines) searches aren't just web searches anymore. Rather Google is frequently used as knowledge engine similar to WolframAlpha albeit not in that level (yet). Specifically a click-less Google search can be: spell checking (term "wrng wrd")
dictionary (term "define word")
word translation (term "random in greek")
calculator (term "1+1")
unit conversion (term "1m in ft")
weather (term "weather tokyo")
sport scores (term "uefa scores", or ufc, nba, ...)
map instructions (term "instructions to nearest city")
For fun search any of the aforementioned terms alone (besides the first one) and with term mentioned in parentheses. Also lots of searches return card information (e.g. "spell checker" or "Issac Newton") or snippets which are seen when searching for instructions. That is when searching something encyclopedic where one-line summary or some simple instructions will suffice means someone will not go ahead and open Wikipedia or any other site.
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Numi – Calculator app for Mac
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(2015)Some previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9837802
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A serverless email server on AWS using S3 and SES
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I wrote a catch-all lambda for SES too forward anything I sent it. That was 5 hours of my life I'm never getting back
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Tesla has suspended vehicle purchases using Bitcoin
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The reactions on Twitter are crazy, the Bitcoin fanatics who never cared about other cryptocurrencies are loudy.But that's a great move for crypto as a whole : once the environmental issue is resolved in people's mind, crypto (not necessarily Bitcoins) might attract many more investors, and we will finally have GPUs!
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Show HN: Find Subreddits for Your Niche
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Nice work! I hope you don't mind I took the liberty to upload the spreadsheet you posted earlier (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26710347) into a Polymer Search site to make it searchable: https://app.polymersearch.com/discover/reddit-explorer
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Don't let social media think for you
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"Don't let social media think for you" I say, as I open the hnews comments section to check what hnews people think before I read the article
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Did Windows 10 slow down with each feature update?
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Glad to know it's windows and not my fault. My boot time went from 15 seconds to 30-45 now. I used to be able to reboot my computer and by the time I'd gotten a drink or tied my shoe it would be back to desktop. Beautiful. Now it's slow as hell.
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The Teamsters announce coordinated nationwide project to unionize Amazon
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I often wonder… are they doing this protect people/workers or to extend their power and grow their business? ( yes a Union is a business and it has bills and high paid execs, like any other)
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Alias-Free GAN
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Their examples look much better in some objective sense. Especially if you want to create something that looks realistic in animation.But I do appreciate the artefacts of StyleGAN2 as an artistic choice, too.
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Facebook keeps recommending political groups
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It might be one type of extremism today, but it will be a different kind in the future.Absolutism about lack of censorship is not the answer to this problem anymore than a completely regulation-free economy would fix any problems there.
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Cuba′s Covid vaccine rivals Pfizer, Moderna
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Cuba has in general an outstanding health care system: https://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/cuba-has-elim...
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Amazon Unlawfully Confiscated Union Literature, NLRB Finds
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Union busters. There are professional union busting services for hire.I mean, of course their are. But I just can't get over it. It breaks my brain.Goons, piss bottles, wage theft... What's a little bit of petty larceny?
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Second IC
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This bothers me that these days average engineer can't afford to buy or rent reasonable sized space to do experiments like this. My dream is to build my own IC but I am sure doing that in my living room would likely turn it into something uninhabitable. I've been looking at renting some space in an industrial zone, but that's out of reach money wise even in a remote area.
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Cryptocurrency is something people tell lies about in hopes of getting richer
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More like deflector.com.I'm not going to claim that cryptocurrency is going to change the world for the better, but this is an article almost entirely composed of straw men. Whether you like cryptocurrency or not, if you understand it at all and have actually heard the evangelists' arguments and understood them almost every single point made in this article doesn't really apply.
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Why soda bottles have gaps in their threads (2000)
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This sounds like a 1990s Microsoftean interview question. Next up, manhole covers...
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Every pricing page should have GIFs
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But does it convert?
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Everything must be paid for twice
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Great article. I often think about this. We usually only pay the first price without realising that there is extra thing (price) that needs paying.
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Reddit's website uses DRM for fingerprinting (2020)
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With this Reddit lost at least one reader, me.
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CDC tracked millions of phones to see if Americans followed lockdown orders
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"It's also likely to give anti-vaccine groups a real-world data point on which to pin their darkest warnings."That's a very word-smithed way of saying "looks like they were right".
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Shotcut is a free, open-source, cross-platform video editor
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I've been using it to create a 1min teaser trailer. The UX is mostly good, though at times atrocious; the Undo/Redo implementation isn't 100% there, frustratingly; the audio always stutters when beginning in-editor playback. However, it seems to be working great for most of what I want to accomplish, including some decent keyframe support for certain filters.
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No Refrigerant Left Behind
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In the UK this is an offense. All refrigerant must be captured.
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What's TypeScript compiling? Use a treemap to find out
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The types of aws-sdk is also non trivial. So I always suggest to remove typescript during build phrase (only deploy in js)
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Crimes with Python's pattern matching
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So, you can use duck typing and metaprogramming in Python, even with modern features?How is that a crime?Next, you will be surprised that you can use first class functions and late variable binding?
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From novice to master, and back again (2013)
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1. Have problem.2. Google it.3. Find answer on stackoverflow.4. Try to upvote.5. "You can't vote for your own post."This has happened to me multiple times.
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Figma Alternatives
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> First and foremost, at this time – Figma will remain an independent (separate from Creative Cloud) company. That much was said in the announcement from the CEO, Dylan Field.lol yeah right.
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Another scientific body has debunked bitemark analysis
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Is this just a general problem in science?Science is highly objective, but the process of attaining scientific credibility is prone to all kinds of human problems.Expecting the judicial system to sort through this better than the scientific community seems foolish.Ideally, a high-enough percentage of scientifically-educated people would mean more skeptical jurors, defense attorneys who more able to challenge experts, and judges more able to keep junk science out entirely.
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Cloudflare Pages: Best server tech since CGI-bin?
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[I work at Firebase]
Hi folks, I've seen some notable mentions of Firebase in this thread.
Last week, during the Firebase Summit we launched preview support for Web Frameworks like NextJS and Angular Universal: https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/frameworks-overviewSupport during this early preview includes the following functionality:
- Deploy Web apps comprised of static web content
- Deploy Web apps that use pre-rendering / Static Site Generation (SSG)
- Deploy Web apps that use server-side Rendering (SSR)—full server rendering on demandCheers,
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UK Government scans all web servers hosted in the UK for vulnerabilities
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sa
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Pure Sh Bible
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I feel the same way about "advanced" shell scripting techniques as I do about "cutting-edge" accounting techniques: someone's probably going to jail.I have written some big complex systems in shell and regretted it.
My rule of thumb is that if a script needs error handling, it's time to write it in a real programming language. Tricky shell programs running as root are a real danger.It's nice to know that some of these techniques exist, but better not to use them. Many of them have to do with string manipulation, which is a sign that a proper language with data structures would be a win.Many people don't realize that perl is part of the Debian base system. If you are going to go crazy with one-liners, then that's a better tool. I would generally recommend Python, though.Avoiding bash-isms is useful so that you can run under busybox shell, reducing the size and dependencies of containers.Embedded systems often use shell. If you are tempted to install bash for more power, a better solution is probably lua. It's smaller and saner.
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My friends who cheated in interviews are getting promoted (2022)
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I'm more impacted by the inverse: as someone who's done programming for decades, been hired many times, been promoted, survived multiple layoff rounds (and moved cities and states to stay loyal), started and ran my own computer game biz, had independent clients I've shipped for successfully, has technical writing artifacts online, and code in my public GitHub repos I should NOT have to be "tested" by now to check if I'm a real programmer or not, or whether I'm smart, or whether I solve and ship. I clearly have and do. Therefore its nauseating, insulting, seems insane and just plain gets old.I sometimes wonder if experienced engineers should begin "testing" hiring companies by requiring them to send a typical paycheck deposit -- you know, just to be 100% sure they have the ability to do that, rather than blindly trusting them in good faith.Perhaps we should start a guild?
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Internet Archive responds to recording industry lawsuit targeting obsolete media
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Honest question: will there ever be an end to this copyright madness?
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Tidal energy is not renewable
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Regarding the "How Are Tides Formed?" section with
a nice neat diagram and some math"But that is not really correct. it would be but there are large land masses interfering with the process. Ocean tides are better conceptualized as water sloshing in a bathtub.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSJRymZ5bJs
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Tails is a portable OS that protects against surveillance and censorship
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just be careful that is does not crash when using internet enabled mode. very common problem with tails given how much memory websites use . tails only has limited ram from the portable drive.
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DJI Mini 4 Pro
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I had the original Mini and it drifted away to the sea. I launched it from my home which was already in a steep location. RIP I'll never buy a light drone again.
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How We Got Owned by a Few Teenagers (and Why It Will Never Happen Again)
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There is no such thing as bad publicity! Kudo's for turning lemons into a viral blog post! Although, if I understand correctly, you were reusing passwords and storing them in plain text! This is an ABC123 computer security nono. Thank goodness it was just some young script kiddies and not someone with malicious intent!
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The Tesla Valve: One Way Flow With No Moving Parts
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The whole field of fluidics is fascinating, including entire digital logic families that operate at kHz rates with no moving parts and no electricity, just air. I wrote a kragen-tol post about this in 2002 http://lists.canonical.org/pipermail/kragen-tol/2002-April/0..., when Air Logic still sold actual logic gates that ran on air, but since then Google Books has archived this June 1967 Popular Mechanics article, "How They've Taught a Stream of Air to Think": http://books.google.com.ar/books?id=jSEDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA11..., and of course fluidics has become practically very important for on-chip microarrays. There's also a Wikipedia article now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluidics
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WikiLeaks begins publishing 5 million emails from Stratfor
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The one issue concerning London Olympics is Dow Chemicals sponsoring it, but there has been opposition in India and NGO for their role in Bhopal Gas Tragedy in 1984.If stratfor was gathering intelligence and buying silence for Dow, then it would be indictment and self implication
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Dragon has successfully achieved splashdown
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A fine finish to an awesome mission, at last commercial space flight seems a reality; we're one step closer to holidaying on the moon :)
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Rubygems.org compromised
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I'm sorry to mention some RG projects are still "potentially" dangerous: https://gemnasium.com/rubygems
We'll do our best to help determining if these projects really need to be updated asap!
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Vim After 11 Years
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One of the things that I really love about Vim is that it's the same on every platform, including Windows. Hell, it's the same on my Android device.
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Resistor hack turns a Nvidia GTX690 into a Quadro K5000 or Tesla K10
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off point comment ahead i am wondering is bing smarter than google i search for "how is 0x11BA equal to 20k resistor" and got nothing in google but bing return at least some useful pages!!!!!!!
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How a banner ad for H&R Block appeared on Apple.com without Apple’s OK
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An interesting article but was overly verbose. Could have said the same thing in half the space.However, a big FU to Arstechnica for prostituting the name of Apple to get more visits to the article. The headline did not need to imply that Apple.com was hacked or that Apple was somehow unaware of what's happening at their site.It's sleazy journalism and beneath the usual ethics of Arstechnica
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I'm Ready To Help NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden Seek Asylum
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The funny thing is, if the US had only treated Bradley Manning 'decently' (ie. as they would any other criminal suspect), the case for asylum would be exceedingly poor - he openly admits to committing a crime, and that simply isn't grounds for asylum. But the Bradley Manning case shows that those under prosecution for that kind of crime will be subjected to 'extra-legal' treatment that it can well be argued amounts to 'persecution' (which is the requirement in the UN convention on refugees).
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'Sending a message': what the US and UK are attempting to do
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fuck the NSA
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Lavabit founder Ladar Levison's promised big announcement
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IANAL, so I don't know what the actual process is called, but that judge needs to be fired.When confronted with an issue about which the judge knows nothing, the court basically deferred to whatever the government suggested. I'm not reading into it, it's basically how the transcript reads.I particularly enjoyed this Freudian slip: MR. BINNALL: I would suggest that the
government -- I 'm sorry -- that the Court
can craft an order to say...
The court here is more marionette than anything else, with the FBI on the strings.
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TWTR
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This just a something short term. In couple of month this going to down..Without any solid revenue plan how they will move.. Now investors will ask them question for increasing the revenue same like facebook facing the issue.
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Git 2.0
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How common is this style of describing changes to parts of code as "teach" and "learn"? I like it.
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Chris Lattner on Swift
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Looking forwards, here's a dream roadmap if this WWDC is any indication.playgrounds for iPad, interface builder for iPad and finally Xcode.
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Show HN: Breach – A modular browser built on Chromium and Node.js
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Is anyone else having the problem where you resize the window on an rMBP and the whole screen goes blank?
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How to take over the computer of a Maven Central user
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For those of you in the Python world concerned about such a thing, check out Peep: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/peepIt's a pip wrapper that expects you to provide hashes for your dependencies in requirements.txt.There was a lightning talk at PyCon this year, it seems super easy to use (though admittedly I'm not using it regularly yet).
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The Man Who Smuggles Trader Joe’s into Canada
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The hand-written sign in front of the store is priceless: "Grocers Without Borders"
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OS X 10.10 Yosemite: The Ars Technica Review
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I find the new Spotlight to be quite painful. Apple again, makes design choices not based on improving the quality but just because they feel they need to keep changing things.They've done two things wrong with Spotlight. By moving it down from the top of the screen, that immediately reduces the number of results that can be seen. Then if that wasn't enough they further limit the quantity of visible results by not allowing results to flow to the bottom of the screen. A double whammy if you will.I can live with a slightly slower experience (yes, my indexing is done) but reducing the result count for absolutely no good reason is unacceptable.And yes, I know I can scroll down.Edit: Oh and while I'm complaining, please tell me which one is selected: http://i.imgur.com/Szj3Yag.png
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GitHub hit by DDoS attack
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Anyone in europe having trouble with github this morning? I cant get bower to install and it fails with cannot connect to github error, status page seems to suggest everything is working
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