skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe try changing some things up and see if you're more happy or less happy afterwards...

If I had a solid answer that worked for anyone I'd be rich! Many self-help books try. 7 Habits (Covey) and How to Win Friends & Influence People (Carnegie) are two I liked.

Ultimately the question is individual, so the answer is too. I'll just say, when you know, you know. If you don't know, keep looking. So long as you're on this earth you have a chance to answer that question and many interesting others. When you do, you'll look back and be glad you tried.

I'd also say that it's a lifelong process and it seems equally possible to lose yourself. For me I was not always aware of when I started slipping.

I started doing meditation recently and found it helps settle my thoughts and become aware of when my brain was thinking things I didn't want it to. The book Mindfulness in Plain English [1] was recommended to me, and I'm about halfway through it. I'd recommend it to anyone interested in becoming more aware of themselves and others.

[1] http://www.urbandharma.org/udharma4/mpe.html
I agree, and the ethics also depend on what you're doing with the video. IANAL so I can't comment on legality.

I download some conference videos from YouTube to watch on my train journey. I can't stream them because reception on the train isn't good enough. It's the only place I can find the videos (they're not available for sale) and I don't share them with anybody afterwards.

I don't consider that to be unethical, and I don't imagine the police are going to hunt me down.
> That's also an unfair characterisation

What specifically is unfair about it? Is it false?

> especially since the original report starts out recognising that exact comment.

I must be missing the part where a postmortem of this feature getting into stable was conducted and lessons were learned. Can you link me?

> Debian stable is there for a reason - not everyone is in a position where they can have the latest'n'greatest rolling distro.

Yeah, and that's why I run Debian stable. But in light of a visible lapse I'm concerned about invisible ones lurking on my systems.
It is just a delayed release IMO. They let their favorites get a head start. Now that the market is saturated they release it once the loss of leverage is minimal.

An analogy is to think of this tech as like a card they held onto to play when it suited them.
A second, steeper, linear trend indicates to me that there is another O(n) operation that is presumably amortised (or cached) for smaller values of n. I'm not familiar with the string implementations in either V8 or Chrome, nor their memory allocator implementations, but id assume that's where someone should look to find that second linear trend.

A quick tip to the author for when you plot regression lines: always include the R^2 value. I'm not entirely convinced the entire trend in the second graph is "linear".
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Imho, the big thing is that I have to give people my phone number to communicate via Signal. For contrast, Threema only requires you to share an ID like K48FEHZD.
Interesting language, thanks. What's the amount of adoption to date?
A cross platform front-end GUI of the popular YouTube-dl written in wxPython
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> You don't see how the implicit threat of being able to fire you at any time, for almost any reason, gives employers an advantage?

No, I don't. At all. I can fire my employer at any time as well -- and for a wider variety of reasons than the law allows for them to fire me.
That sounds pretty interesting, care to share the code?
Yeah, we got Firefox out of it. ;)
It isn't new and shiny and its available from distro packages, so it's not worth the attention of the cool kids.

If you don't need to curl|sh from a .io (or .sh) domain to install it, it's not worth using apparently.
Also:
- Works with videos integrated in pages from any website

No need to first jump on Youtube/Vimeo/... for the source URL of the video.
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Allowing the businesses themselves to operate/plan better/hire extra staff when in need could be another great reason to be on the system!
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I agree. The physics engine is absolute perfection.
Did I see this pitched on 4chan?
No need to be flippant. Yes, I read those comments and I don't share those experiences. I've used my fair share of odd hardware and I've never had problems that couldn't be resolved without half an hour if Googling.
I saw a video from EU parliament where Gunther Oettinger urged that paper pritning news industry will die thanks to hyperlinking and so we, the EU, must do something about it (ratify this law). I think it's pretty clear where his second wage is coming from. Or he's absolutely stupid and doesn't have a clue about economy and prosperity.
Since most people cannot distinguish them from native apps. It has its own icon/menu entry. It opens its own window. Quacks like a duck.
>The problem of market pricing in the economy is NP-hard.

Is it? I mean, I see how it's reflexive (and so chaotic) but NP-hard is the halting problem: given a program and it's input, decide if it halts. E.g. what is the input to your market function? It's like asking if the world halts.

The thing about all complexity analysis is that it ignores input/output.
Wow, TIL Amazon doesn't sell Apple TV or Chromecast, but instead immediately suggests their own competitors. For a company trying to replace all retail, that's pretty lame.
ETF have one big problem, you end up with a critical mass of investors who all apply the same know rule based investment strategy. That means that they will be arbitraged by hedge funds (like when a stock is expected to enter the S&P, you know there is a huge mass of dumb buyers who will buy it then whatever the price). And you are creating potentially liquidity issues. You need people with various trading strategies for the market to remain liquid.

I am not against ETF, in fact that's what I would use, but it comes with its own problems.
I've seen scenarios where UUIDs were used intentionally for this, to prevent users who get a full export of table data to reference the UUID. If it's just a sequence of small integers they might them to more permanent and intrinsically tied to the data, whereas UUIDs seem more like computing artifacts.

Yeah, I know, this could easily fixed by not friggin' showing surrogate keys to those users in the first place, but, well, data integration is ugly business.
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That's my main use of youtube-dl for years now. I'm extracting audio from old french movies available on youtube, work a small sound extract with audacity and then post the result on soudcloud[1].

[1] A bit of self-promotion here, if you are interested this is my soundcloud playlist https://soundcloud.com/melicerte/sets/extraits-de-vieux-film...
Nobody figured out how to hide meta data yet given the requirements.

P2P is not practical on mobile, because it eats your battery and data plan. Thus, client-server is a requirement. Federation is a problem for non-technical users, because it makes the app more complicated.
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If there was any opportunity to take advantage of large movements, it is likely somebody else is already doing it.
Just to add to this awesome answer: it is as much an interview for them as it is for you. Press them with hard questions.
How do you pay your staff in bad time? Do you just go bust the first year there is a market sell-off?
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I heard that there are several phenotypes when it comes to dietary cholesterol. In people with normal cholesterol, dietary intake doesn't really matter, but in people with high cholesterol it does make a difference.
I can't even find hi res scans of works held by the Library of Congress.
I actually made a small script to download offline youtube videos using youtube-dl.

https://github.com/corradio/watchlater
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mnesia_leveldb is scheduled for OTP 19? That's great news!

I can't tell you how many times I've cursed at the overfilled-hours-ago-but-mnesia-didnt-care DETS table shard. Getting a on-disk backend that can store more than 2GB at a time will be great!

It'll be even better if the writer code actually notices failures to write to the backing store and aborts transactions when they happen! [0] :)

[0] Seriously, who thought it was a good idea to ignore the return value from dets:insert/2? :(
I think that was his point, he's critical of Amazon because they lied about their reasoning for not carrying the products, not questioning the legality of not carrying specific products.

I thought that was obvious, and a charitable interpretation of his post would've made this clear, I think.
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Plus it creates a correlation of 1 in the market for completely unrelated businesses.
If they knew about it, sure. All it would take is a 3 step (after initial download) instructional with some screenshots:

1. Open Explorer where you downloaded youtube-dl

2. Shift+Right click -> Open command window here

3. Type 'youtube-dl <space>' and paste url[0], then enter

As I said it really is a discoverability problem, one that the organiser of the world's information is neither incentivised nor really expected to address.

[0] ok, this is a pain pre Win 10, but ^V is supported now
Yeah, obvious window-dressing is obvious.

Bezos does not give a flying fuck about the wellbeing of his workers, both in the warehouse and in engineering.
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What if you have more then one foreign key referencing the same table? Or worse, what if you had one and later add another? You would get undefined behavior.

Added:

Also SQL language itself has nothing to do with keys, relationships and other details of database design. It's different level of abstraction.

Various query builders/SQL generators do what you want.
FWIW, I can play every Blizzard game (currently addicted to Heroes of the Storm) on Linux with no issues using WINE (staging, to be exact).
I always thought it would be fun if you'd split the field and have the two groups race in opposite directions at the same time than reverse after n laps.
Would probably be more interesting as it would create some interesting autonomous driving problems (oh look a super fast object heads on)
-f also supports some symbolic names, which is very handy because it allows you to easily get the best possible quality without having to check the formats every time:

-f 'bestvideo[ext=mp4]+bestaudio[ext=m4a]'

this is what I'm using in my case (on youtube).

Posting this here, because it's not obvious from the docs that this works.
To be fair, I think that Raven's matrices probably get around this. If someone explains the process to you, you don't actually need to be able to read to do well on the test.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raven%27s_Progressive_Matrices

I do find it surprising that Raven's appears to be more susceptable to the Flynn effect (people keep getting better at IQ tests, for an unknown reason).

Completely agreed on the MBTI, but its surprisingly difficult to convince people that's its useful.

FWIW, I agree with most of what you said above, I was just pointing out a counter-example. (Psychologist/psychometrician here).
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> Reducing demand at the top prevents the demand for high-end from overflowing into mid and low end. This does little good if the majority of people moving to SF are middle class.

It does plenty of good because there will be fewer mid and low-end units occupied by high-income individuals and thus more available to mid and low income residents. This only has an effect up to the point where high-income supply catches up with demand, but we are a long ways off from that point.
[0] ok, this is a pain pre Win 10, but ^V is supported now

Just gotta remember the old "Alt-Space, E, P" shortcut sequence. And Alt-Space, E, K for selecting/copying.
Basically if you are following the same publicly known strategy (buy the index), other investors can arbitrage you by buying or selling ahead of you, like before a stock becomes part of the S&P500. That means you always buy stocks dearer and always sell cheaper.

That's why confidentiality and anonymity is crucial to a functioning market.
Check out: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/search?s=objecttype&p=1&ps=12&...

They require you to make an account, but they have tens of thousands of public domain photographs of many of the artworks in their collection.
That shouldn't be a problem if you're using an immutable store for your application state. As I understand it, immutable stores are logically a completely different object, but under the hood, it reuses the elements so you're not creating objects all the time.
So what do they propose for someone that has a slow internet connection and can't watch streaming videos ?

I have a NUC server at my parents house (they have a fast connection) where I connect remotely and make all my downloads. When I visit them I bring an external HD with me.
Love the idea. Having a platform for which devices can be easily routed for accessibility.
On the example of a scale being accessed by millions. I'd want to have a simple : PRIVATE / PUBLIC switch for this implemented. The concept of allowing your fridge to suggest food that would help you lose weight might be something to aid a user but shareing any of that with others sounds like a micro, or even macro invasion of privacy. And maybe your friends might not need this information but soon enough, large companies are going to be wanting to know how to better sell to the right customers.

Interface of Twitter / Data algorithms of Tinder / Marketing (ads) Stream of Facebook

Again, I find this idea & business attainable. With a name like Connyct. It sounds right & feels wrong. Its IOT, these off name companies are only a fad. IOTA / InsideOuT / IOTFeedr / idk, & seriously no offense. I have been studying Branding & Design, its become second nature to see a business for both its service & how well the name holds to its service. Cheers & good luck
Wow, great stuff, and thanks for answering this personally !
It's not uncommon for an ecommerce site to charge less for shipping than it actually costs them (for perception/psychology reasons), and make up the difference on margin or services.
NP-hard is the class of problems that are at least as hard as NP. The halting problem is in there, but it isn't decidable _at all_.

Just that its NP-hard doesn't mean it's as hard as the halting problem, it could be easily decidable in exponential time.

Complexity analysis is all about the size of the input, it doesn't ignore it.
spent lot of time to convert each pages using this website and merged the pdfs into single pdf and then found that Athena has not done the conversion correctly. The diagrams not converted correctly.

Waste of time!!
Yes! There are a bunch of proposals like this. Obstacles, interfering paths, etc.
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Massive Data streams like this should be carried out by other more serious companies & then implemented into other businesses, much like the 'login with Facebook' button is used.
'login with occulus' or something. Plus I can see a lot of crazy stuff coming from the first years of this transition. Is IP addressing even going to be the standard when everyone's phone, fridge, toaster, scale, stove, mirror, & tweezers are internet connected?
I have a similar setup: A script downloads my Remember The Milk tasks (.rss), parses them for YouTube and Vimeo links and downloads the videos to my Synology NAS and places a dot-file in the same directory to signal the script during the next iteration the video has been downloaded already.
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Out of interest, do you have a link to the github issue?
> a) are travelling to some exotic or foreign locations

> b) got admissions to prestigious schools or got amazing jobs

> c) had a pretty picture of themselves taken

What do you mean by `photos and status updates about their own lives` if these points don't match that description ?
Initial commit is from 2008. I think title should be updated to reflect the initial year, since this is not a new project. I've been personally using this for many years.
> the field will be automatically deduplicated, so you don't have to qualify it elsewhere in the query, and "SELECT " will return only one copy.

You still have in outer joins. Also, SELECT * is a bad practice (with some exceptions) when used in code, suitable only for ad-hoc queries.
Recalling that CloudFlare's business is dealing with malicious actors, you should assume that the caller has read all the RFCs and then deliberately disobeyed them.
> Not only for Youtube videos, but also for a lot of other video hosters

Oh ye, the list's pretty comprehensive actually [1].

[1]: https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/tree/master/youtube_dl/ext...
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> - Interviewing manager, sitting next to CTO, says to you, "Convince my boss here that automated tests are worth the investment."

That's a legitimately good question, and you should feel bad for not knowing how to answer it.
That some of that should be taxed by taxing things like fuel, water and electricity.
Thanks! It's great that it's works.
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There are also disadvantages to being universal. Let's not pretend that the criticisms of ubi are invalid.
Looks like the classical:

* Developer makes a great app so they acqui-hire him

* For the next app they want to do it "their way" so they have managers and marketing people telling him and other devs what to do

* The resulting app is the same that if they had done it from scratch without the acqui-hire (but with one less competitor)
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So if I never agreed to those terms, I'm in the clear?
Difficult to describe. Malaise is the closest word I can find to describe the feeling.
I don't think the scientific consensus was ever for that much sea level rise during the last few decades. The fact is that greenhouse gases are undeniably increasing the earths temperature and this is destabilizing the major ice sheets. Exactly how fast these ice sheets will melt is uncertain but there is no doubt that the rate of their melting is accelerating.
Those techniques aren't capable of generating images at high resolution that even remotely look as crisp as what was done here.

You can read on their website [1] what they did, and seems that it involved a lot of manual labour still.

[1] https://www.nextrembrandt.com/
> -If the recruiter tells you, "The path you're going down will lead to failure unless you do a startup. Frankly, I don't see you doing a startup"... run. Also true story.

Can you explain this one a little bit please? I'm not quite sure I understand the sentiment here.
The downside of the code presented in the link, is that the batch script will execute way faster than the apps can launch and will cause disk thrashing which slows everything down. To combat this, I add a 'ping' entry to any app launching script that I put in a machines Startup folder:

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REM Wait a couple of seconds
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I am the person behind generating the original NTCIR math datasets, and probably most of the research-produced MathML out there. We've recently presented that we have more than 350 million formulas from arXiv converted over to MathML, together with the rest of the papers as HTML5.

As someone who has stared at arXiv TeX/LaTeX for years, I can testify you don't want to be looking at TeX math in actual latex documents, there is a lot more that goes in there beyond the toy formula syntax used on the web.

As also someone who has worked on math search engines and math-rich NLP for a few years, complaining that you have a structured machine-parseable representation for mathematics and wanting TeX instead sounds naive. On one hand, the MathML formulas in the datasets already could preserve the source TeX (the TeX annotations may even be there, I can't remember right now), should you need it directly. On the other hand, you can use any structured methods, such as the ones used by content-based search engines such as MathWebSearch, or handpick any relevant information from the MathML tree to feed it back into a statistical algorithm, as done for example by the WebMIAS search engine.

The most fundamental bit to understand if you're doing research on automated processing of human mathematics is that formulas are two dimensional objects best represented as trees, be they layout trees describing the presentation, or operator trees describing the content, or some other hybrid tree that tries doing both (such as LaTeXML's XMath spec).
No-one has mentioned it here but this app appears to me to be an important milestone for Reddit. They're now hosting content themselves. An announcement in /r/modnews tells mods to whitelist Reddit's new image hosting domain.

This is probably not good news for imgur.

https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/4drl3j/moderators_...
> That's quite far from censoring but rather Reddit censoring itself.

While you're completely correct, and this case is exactly that, the end result is the same isn't it?
The ban on "reproduce, distribute, transmit, broadcast, display, sell, license, or otherwise exploit" they can enforce, but if the data is coming from them to you, it's "downloading". Google does not have the right to say, once they allow data they permit into my machine's memory, whether or not I can then flush my memory to my machine's persistent disk store.
When I pinned this to my taskbar (win 10), it changed the icon from the Signal icon to Chrome icon.
I'm surprised and a little saddened that this is not higher up.

The root cause of the problem is that there are too many people wanting to move to San Fransisco because that's where the (tech) jobs are.

Spread out the jobs to spread out the people?
> Remember 15 years ago the way people were predicting foot to meter per year seawater rise?

What you suggest was far from a generally accepted prediction. The IPCC's 2001 report was for <1 meter rise over the entire century. See http://www.grida.no/publications/other/ipcc_tar/?src=/climat... . It emphatically was NOT a "foot to meter per year seawater rise."

Do you have evidence that it wasn't just kooks saying what you suggested?

> "as some predicted"

Who predicted that? Some guest on Coast to Coast AM who also thinks alien UFOs create chemtrails?

> use technologies such as levies to prevent flooding

As brought up several times in this thread, levies won't work at KCS. Water would simply go through the porous rock under any such levy.

If these statements of your are false, or at best straw man arguments, why should anyone believe the rest of what you write?
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Screen protectors? People still use those? Serious question. I find screen protectors, no matter how good they are don't have the same tactile precision and bare glass.

If I am in night mode and need to see colors accurately, I simply switch off night mode for the time it takes. I certainly don't want night mode permanently affixed to my screen.
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