skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you, pilooch. :)

Yes, I think. In Brazil, we have a free call hotline that anyone can call and make a completely anonymous criminal complaint. It is administered by an independent consultant in association with the government. A lot of criminals have been arrested thanks to this.
There is a story about solving actual pain of theatre professionals - at this point, most of them are making subtitles using PowerPoint.
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War has never been cleaner then it is today, civilian casualties are down to levels never seen before.

While torture (and all other cruel punishments) have been common for many years, today it just isn't acceptable for many people anymore.
Death is a better outlook then being tortured for days, weeks or even months without outlook at a future without being tortured.

War is the worst thing possible, but even wars have become less lethal and more "humane". The Geneva convention is not even 100 years old, before that plunder, rape and maiming and torturing where inseparable parts of war.

I hope most people don't "want" to go to war, but feel they are fighting a war for the greater good. Even isis isn't fighting a war because they want to have war, they are fighting for ideals and values. And the West is fighting for their ideals and values.

I can only recommend you to read "the better angels of our nature", it gives a much brighter picture of the future (and the present) then you seem to be experiencing.
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The History of Chocolate as a Health Food
I like how you first do the math to show how cheap these units are. "It's a bargain!"

Then you wonder it the $400k is gross profit or revenue.
Wouldn't it be useful to know if the units were being rented for $254 a month or if the owner was renting them at rates that would generate in excess of $254 a month in revenue?
You're comparing people vs executives. A lot of low-level predatory lenders were convicted this time around. The execs were all pretty careful to push the risk (and compliance violations) on to originators.
Having no-data symbol in the alphabet is a sure-fire way to have very stable circuitry. I am rusty in the details (I did development a long time ago and not returned for a while), but for O(width) AND-NOTs, two Miller C elements and glitch-free synthesis you can get async logic without metastability issues, just by design.

There is a Russian chip named NeuroMatrix: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NeuroMatrix

It's main accelerator exploits the idea that deep neural networks need less precision in layers closer to output. So it uses variable-width variable-count multiply-add circuit within single 64x64 multiply-add circuit. At the start there are, say, only two multiplications done, 32x64, but in the last layer you can fire up to 64 multiplications.

Was this circuit built with async logic, it will be even faster, because in clocked logic they have to control depth to get to clock frequency for worst case (1x64x64) and can't gain anything except multiplication count for 64x1x1 case. In async setting, the use in the 64x1x1 would be blazingly fast - one bit depth!

(I can be wrong here and there - right now I am editing VHDL grammar, adapting it for ANTLR4, sorry; I hope you get the idea, though)

I don't know how DeepNorth operates. But I believe they use the same trick or something close to it - it's cheap and impressive.
On the face of it, your first statement seems to be false. New York's 15th congressional district is the poorest in the country: http://talkpoverty.org/cd-year-report/new-york-cd-report-15-...
It's somewhat similar in the user flow, but different in the therapy. Joyable uses cognitive behavior therapy, which is essentially talking through issues, learning techniques, etc. All of this is qualitative, and although it supposedly works well, it's hard to judge success.

Our therapy is called neurofeedback[1], which is a quantitive form of therapy. Essentially, we do the same thing as Joyable, but with the addition of hardware and algorithms which teach the techniques in a partially automated way.

Users place an EEG on their head, and sit in front of a computer so we can track their face. With both of those we can accurately determine focus, stress, anxiety, etc. Then we teach the user techniques to help reduce those feelings and we can determine if it's working or not. Enabling a quicker feedback loop to both the user, but also doctors.

[1] http://synaptitude.me/blog/neurofeedback-in-200-words/
Facebook's problem: not context collapse but context restoration
Then they should stay away from cities. There are plenty of great places like Lakeview Oregon where that will not be a problem in the foreseeable future.

This is also probably a financial win for them, because a growing city means rising prices, making it easy to sell out and go live somewhere rural.
Or Swedish cheese is made hard enough to be used with an osthyvel.
It's flimsy processed orange milk-based goop in thin sheets. Great on burgers and literally nothing else.
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Not affiliated with them at all, but airtable (www.airtable.com) might get you there faster (basically simple database modeling using a spreadsheet metaphor).
The Psychology of UnTappd (2013)
Which is why you pay bankers at GS to inform you about those things you do not understand; and when they tell you this CDO is triple-A rated and safe, you think 'great, good safe investment for my pension fund'.
Frankly, the usage of having keywords in the URL is a very minimal factor. If everything were equal for a URL with the keywords in the URL and one without, there wouldn't be much more of a benefit to the one with the keywords in the URL.

However, if your overall site structure is one that has topics and subtopics or categories and subcategories, it would help the user see that site structure. For example, in the reddit example above, users can get directly to the askscience subreddit by removing part of the URL and going directly to https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/. Setting up URLs like this is a good practice, the URL would then follow the site's breadcrumb trail.

For H/N, I don't really see any benefit, at this point, for using keywords in the URLs. There's just no SEO benefit.
Antimatter catalyzed/enhanced fission?
Well killing someone and taking it is probably the only way to get one.
I don't know about most other countries but both France and Germany do have credit scoring agencies. The difference is that it mostly deals with negative entries, i.e. you don't build credit by repaying loans but rather by never falling behind on your payment schedule (the German system uses a few additional factors). Banks usually don't care if you ever successfully repaid a loan nor do they ask that question.

I don't know what US banks do apart from getting a credit score if somebody applies for a loan but I don't assume it's much less than banks do here: Assessing your income stability and looking at your large fixed expenses.

I also don't think there are any, say, OECD countries without such credit scoring agencies.
HDMI should always support 720p and 180p, which are both less than 1920x1200.
> and yet not a single word about ZFS?

ZFS is not included in the Linux kernel. Much of this work was about building the infrastructure to be able to perform this kind of test.

Trying to do it for file systems that aren't included in Linux is a lot of effort for much less gain.
>Classism lies at the heart of it.

This seems overly-dramatic. The reality is that there is a lot of petty crime with people who handle cash, compared to those on a white collar career path. Petty crime happens so often its not even reported, and white collar crime is so rare it makes the news, so you may be skewed to think that casual stealing from retail employers is rare, but it certainly is not.

On top of it, the kinds of people most likely to work with a cash register are those who are largely unknowns. Yes, I do trust the guy with 15 years experience in finance more compared to the teen getting his first or second job to better handle money. Also criminality goes down with age. Experience tells me 15 year career guy has made it this far without getting arrested and has a lot of skin the in the game. Its not "classist" to think so. Its basic risk analysis. Just because something seems distasteful to you doesn't mean its wrong. I wish more people understood this simple concept.

That said, I've gotten background checked at every white collar job I've had. Companies need a CYA for new hires and that's how its typically done. This has been the standard in my field for decades. Not sure where the idea that white collar people are immune from background checks comes from. It certainly isn't common in my peer group.

It may also be that a lot of entry level retail jobs are mostly from large corporate employers who have top-down policies regarding background checks. Sure, Walmart did a check on you but your uncle didn't for a summer job filling out TPS reports at his company. That's not a sign of a conspiracy, but different values/risk assumption from two different organizations.
Can you not bend them until the angle produces thinner slices?
I wrote to Kernighan a few years ago, when "D is for Digital" came out, to ask him, in effect, if troff had been made obsolete by TeX. At the time I had begun using it, and wondered if it was worth investing my time to learn.

He answered that he still preferred to use groff, having tried alternatives. Since then I have used groff exclusively for writing documentation and papers. It never runs out of gas, and always produces attractive output. It offers a complete suite -- math, tables, pictures, graphs -- all in one package. It's fast, adaptable, and easy to learn. It has the highest ratio of text to markup of any typesetting system, including TeX and Markdown. It is the single most overlooked and under appreciated project on the planet.

Whether it's had "significant" development in the past 10 years depends on what that means. Current groff produces PDF format directly, without a Postscript intermediary. The PDF macros support links and TOC generation. I think that all took place in the last few years.
These saved my Honors Calc III grade this semester :)
Well, for that there’s a special danish type of cheese slicer that works better with soft cheese.
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Cache Ugly Reporting Queries with Materialized Views and Docker
> Is a 5B settlement a slap on the wrist?

Yes it is, since no one went to jail (I'm assuming).
IKEA is much the same the world over.

Sadly, the Swedish food they sell has deteriorated last few years. I can no longer recommend people to buy it.
Greycroft launches a $20m VR Gaming fund
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Hey there, glad you like the idea! We do not apply to any jobs without your approval. Once you are matched with a job posting, you must approve the match before we submit the application on your behalf. Until then, companies won't be able to view your profile or any of your personal information. So in a way, we would be recommending you the jobs based on the preferences you set during onboarding :)
Ask HN: Got YC rejection mail anyone?
I put money into the Pine64 Kickstarter campaign back in December and have yet to receive the unit. Part of the delay was adding on peripherals, but there wasn't really an indication that there would be much of delay.

Raspberry Pi announced the Raspberry Pi 3 on Leap Day (I think); I ordered it, it came within 2 weeks (on Pi Day!). Installed the Recalbox OS and the Pi 3 works like a champ! it streams videos from an external hard drive and handles ROM's and emulators really well. I highly recommend this if you want a media center and more.

I hope playing with the Pine64 will make up for the wait time, but the execution on the campaign was a bit lacking (not that I could have done better). Still pretty excited, just was hoping to have it on time.
So - in your experience is it like a blanket email? ie. everyone receives the same email whether it's yes or no?
This is exactly what Avant in Chicago is doing.
Why can't there be taxes on land and no ownership? You can't tax land use? Are all the shelters floating above the land? No records?

What's the problem that makes taxing land with no ownership untenable?
Engineering PhD student who died last year will get rare posthumous degree
Am I misunderstanding theatre shows needing their own screen subtitles? I imagine it's subtitling a recorded performance, so no different than most video. Please correct me if I'm making a wrong assumption there...

How would this compare with Aegisub [0]? It's hard to tell without any screenshots of the software. If the two are even comparable at all, it might be nice to see why I should pick this over Aegisub.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aegisub
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I haven't even made out a will yet.
Welcome to Hacker News! You'll receive stray downvotes sometimes, but usually it gets undone pretty quickly.
Ah, that leads to another one of my rules: if someone is paid commission based on me buying something, I try to scrutinize it just a tiny bit; especially if I have a fiduciary duty to do so.
Interesting business model. It's free to submit, but if you want to show up "quickly" you have to pay $50. Even though it hurts me as a bot owner, I think that's really clever!
nice!
this could also rate the hosts regarding their tracking/adserving history perhaps.
Wow, that's pretty awful. Out of curiosity, what is this niche? Sounds like one where the major players in the field are messed up beyond belief.

Last time I heard stories like that was about heavily spammed niches, like casinos or pharmacies or SEO itself.

But yeah, if you're in a field where competitors are either ultra paranoid or sleazy, then you'll likely have to resort to 'dirty' tactics.
Documentation: http://intelledger.github.io/
When I Google for "SEO actual title" this page is the first result.

https://www.google.com/search?rls=en&q=seo+actual+title&ie=U...
> Petty crime happens so often its not even reported, and white collar crime is so rare it makes the news

You are making a strong claim about the frequency of unreported events. Where does your data come from?

> Experience tells me 15 year career guy has made it this far without getting arrested and has a lot of skin the in the game

What experience are you talking about? It sounds more like you are making a logical argument, rather than an experiential one: the while collar must be more trustworthy because he has more money to lose. It is obvious to you that the more money you are making, the more honest you must be. That's a logical conclusion at best, not an experience.
And you can also kill -USR1 $(pidof dd) to get the current progress and transfer rate.
So they reinvented Ripple?
Well, the formula of Diet Coke was originally developed to attract people who preferred Pepsi over Coke, so that isn't really surprising. Led to the whole "new Coke" fiasco, though.
Tired of the 1% categorization. People making 600k annually aren't single handedly affecting us political outcomes or storing money offshore.
I ordered (and fully paid for) my 2GB back in January and I'm still waiting for the order state to change (it's currently unfulfilled). If you look at the boards, I'm not alone. Apparently it'll arrive in May, so be aware if you order now, it may be some time.

Also, the images being stored in .rar format is a little crazy. I'm not sure why that's the case when there are a plethora of other compression formats more generally used for binary image compression.
Like nearly all other Swedes, you can google 'carl heath' and find a page with his phone number, home address, birthday, and a button 'send him flowers':
http://personer.eniro.se/resultat/Carl+Heath
Holy crap, this means that the Golden Rule is still a relevant ethical precept! Who knew?
I can't really comment. I hate traditional parties and bars and just don't go to them. Small parties with friends who are verifiably not loud and obnoxious are good, and so are dinner parties. Basically most generic group interaction modes are just loud and dumb. No thanks.

I go to quiet cafés when I want to think or relax, and mentally I'm not in the headspace of evaluating mates. I guess I'd be open to a woman who made the first move in that situation, but I don't expect it. Even when I go to concerts, it's generally (shock) to listen to music, and I try my best to tune out the existence of the crowd.

The point of serendipity is that it happens when you're not trying to make it happen. By definition, if something is industrialized and scripted, it's not serendipitous. Trawling bars or going to a party with explicit goals to evaluate potential mates is totally the opposite of what I'm talking about, and things like Tinder, while reducing some up front costs (you don't have to physically go anywhere, you don't risk in-person rejection, etc.), are like hyper mega on-steroids version of trawling with explicit mate evaluation goals.

I'm not sure I agree about the macho comment either. In my experience, trying to win the affection of intellectual women, humor is by far the most critical thing.

Here's a DFW quote that has meant a lot to me regarding my modern understanding of the personal importance of serendipity:

"Both destiny's kisses and its dope-slaps illustrate an individual person's basic personal powerlessness over the really meaningful events in his life: i.e. almost nothing important that ever happens to you happens because you engineer it. Destiny has no beeper; destiny always leans trenchcoated out of an alley with some sort of Psst that you usually can't even hear because you're in such a rush to or from something important you've tried to engineer."
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UK figures get kind of messed up by NI (National Insurance). It's basically income tax + pension payments + etc. rolled up into one, but billed separately from "income tax". For most people it's around 8-12%.
Oh, don't forget the whole spying+ prosecution of leakers/media thing.
> As someone who has shifted to a sugar-free, high-fat lifestyle (keto diet), I can attest to the fact that sugar really is the ultimate evil in terms of health and nutrition.

It should be noted that the important thing here was probably shifting away from sugar, rather than shifting toward high fat. For example...

> I've lost about 100lbs in 2.5 years... The only thing that I really changed was doing a Keto diet

I've lost 86 pounds (39 kg) in the last 217 days (594 milliyears). The only thing I really purposefully changed initially was trying to keep daily calories from carbohydrates at under 40% of my total calories. I also tried to keep fat under 50%.

As a side effect, I found myself satisfied with fewer calories, and so the weight started coming off.

I mostly did this by making sure each individual food I ate was within my overall carb and fat limits. If I wanted something that was outside the range, I'd try to balance it out with other things in the same meal so that the meal as a whole would be within the limits. For the last meal or snack of the day that was relaxed and the requirement was just that the day as a whole be within limits.
If it wasn't a crime, then why did the Justice Department extort 5.1B from GS? /s
And yet you're the home of Roxette, Abba, Ace of Base, and more than a few others in my collection...
"David Cameron's Panama Papers Show How Little Offshore Tax Dodging Is Going On"
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2016/04/10/david-cam...
Hopping aboard the Upvote train and dishing out upvotes for you all :D
For most people, it's far more difficult to successfully fake substance in the real world than on Tinder.
I'm registered as a Republican, and in theory, would rather date a Republican than a Libertarian. In unsurprising news, every woman I have ever dated has been a Democrat, and my wife is a Democrat from a socially democratic country. She will be joining me in voting for Gary Johnson in the upcoming presidential election, but is voting for Hilary in her party's primary.

It's funny, I used to look at the types of signaling you reference when I was dating (do we like the same things, have the same outlook, etc). I have found my greatest happiness with my wife, and the only two signals there I used were her work ethic and intellectual capacity. Well. And she's the hottest woman I've ever seen. All three, and I couldn't wait to put a ring on it.

No, she doesn't know my HN username.
What about someone who had informally studied physiology and medicine consistently since he was 5, followed the literature religiously, and had always advised people on ailments (in ways that consistently matched or even corrected what doctors did), and was able to give lengthy extemporaneous talks about medical problems and the pros and cons of treating them different ways? And the bootcamp was just plugging him into understanding of professional clinical practices and connecting him to clinics with credibility?

(That's roughly where I was before going to a programming bootcamp, mapped over to the medical world.)
>Well, for starters, you need a computer that can create the public/private key pair for a BTC transaction. That's nowhere near free... Whereas most banks allow creation of an account for $50

Cellphones can do that, so while not everyone has a cellphone, anyone that does could create a bitcoin wallet to doesn't charge you an additional fine when your newly opened checking account drops below $50.
Video play counts will definitely be off, since reviewers don't use the YouTube player directly.
Should it not be frozen by default? This all sounds like a protection racket. Pay us and we will prevent these sort of things in future.
This has been a problem in all four jobs I've had, and almost all jobs for which I've ever interviewed (which has been a lot lately).
lol, the ACA passed without a single republican vote. This is just a BS "us vs them" rationalization... either you actually mean "Obama has been stonewalled by Democratic Party infighting", or you're just being disingenuous.
Home loans are for 10,15, or 30 years unless you're comparing ARMs. In any case, there's no comparison here. The government made 15% on a 5 year loan. That's terrible for GS and great for the government.

A better comparison would be an auto loan which has a comparable time value. I don't know of any auto loan which comes close to that (15% after 5 years).
Some people like to interpret "foreigner"... differently. Confirmation bias is a wonderful thing.
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The average GP is on about £120k so a senior consultant could get over £160 if they did some private practice.
haha yes! I used interflora
Ask HN: Have you ever quit a job over noises that a coworker has made?
Ask HN: Have you ever quit a job over noises that a coworker has made? Such as eating a salad as if its a live animal, or slurping every sip of a cup of coffee?
Thanks for the feedback, we'll fix the menu! We are constantly adding new platforms and our team already uses some great IRC bots so its on our list.
I'm not sure that's a bad problem, as long as your OS (and your browser) reallocate memory efficiently when required. There's no need to treat RAM like your hard drive, and keep a certain amount free all of the time.

Also, your browser won't use 4GB of RAM if that's all you have.