skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I cant explain it. What I am concerned about is that you are focusing on it. Would you give your links linkbaity titles if it meant more traffic?
Some people too, eat foods that I don't enjoy eating (eg. eggs), but I don't have a problem with those people.

You can be personally against something without boycotting whole aspects of your life (lions, other people, Lambda conferences)
Thanks you too for your contributions. From an enterprise perspective, we used a pre-release language with the expectations of a stable production language, so we knew to expect these instabilities.
Intel's RealSense Robotics Dev Kit Includes a Raspberry Pi-Like SBC
Thanks, I'll try to replicate your PCI configuration and see if I can trigger any behavioural changes.
Obvious reason: Open Source vs Closed Source.

All the usual Open vs Closed Source arguments apply.
> I'm not so sure. I think its very possible that the person in the social network photographs is actually far closer to the person they really are than the photo of them riding alone on the subway.

That's how I see it too, but that may be tempered by my personality. When I'm on public transit or in a crowd, I do my best not to stand out (which is difficult being 6'4" and 240lbs) but when I'm around people I know, I will smile and have fun. When I go to a concert alone, I'm also a bit closed off and tend to dress blandly, but if I go with a friend or a group I'm more lively and interactive, and dressed to suit the music. It's all about being comfortable with those around you, at least for me.

So yes, on the subway I'm the dull guy in the jeans and t-shirt, and on social media I'm almost always with friends in a photo so I'm smiling and having fun.

Nothing out of the ordinary in these photos if you ask me.
I felt similarly until I saw Fletcher Heisler (TrackMaven) give the talk Analyzing social media data with Python at PyOhio '14.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeSUUJFiHFY

Code + Jupyter Notebook: https://github.com/fheisler/pyohio2014
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How 4 programmers designed software to read handwriting in another language
As ELI5s go, this seems not well-targeted at 5-year-olds :)
Nah, I totally get it. It's still incredibly frustrating, especially considering it only broke after spending three hours fixing an issue that pacman itself caused. I'm definitely in the works of finding a new distro. :)
Shopify acquires Kit CRM to bolster bot-based messaging for merchants
If 4 drops is a low bound, couldn't they have aimed for say 10? Can't you draw 10 drops of blood relatively easily from the finger? I feel like I've had that done before when donating blood. It'd still be a much less annoying process than vials after vials like it seems like most blood testing is.

It's hard for me to imagine they wouldn't have said "well, one drop didn't work but we could decently with four but we won't do that."

I haven't followed tremendously the story though.
Question is very vague. Are you looking for a career in "Product" as in Product Management? If so, you are asking the wrong question.

Best way to get into Product Management is to move into it after doing something else (e.g. engineering, support, operations, etc). Find a company working on products you love, get a job there, and convince the product leadership you know how to make something better.

The best way to go about that is to be location independent. Go where the products you love are.
Marketing what? Real estate? Software? websites? Each requires a different approach, etc.

In my experience, you could benefit from reading a solid textbook on the topic. But more importantly you need some sales experience - I mean direct person to person stuff, that is where you get immediate feedback on your pitch, etc. Sales experience in turn gives you an understanding of how marketing supports sales. What many people call marketing is nothing more than a shotgun approach to advertising.
What is this? This is a human, right?
Former Boeing software engineer, worked on engineering simulators (where real hardware was in the loop):

There is an idea of triple channel autolanding, wherein the plane uses the consensus of the three autolanding systems. Should no consensus be available, then the pilot is advised that autolanding is not available.

Other than that, any sourcing from different manufacturers is happenstance. 737 avionics are sourced from a different vendor than 747/757/767/777. And different functions can come from different vendors, although vendor consolidation has cut down on that.

I'm not across what happened post 777, as I left Boeing in 1999.
We don't need scientific studies to figure out what to eat. Just look at what has worked for millennia and avoid newfangled processed food.
So you did this work for basically nothing?
I'm sorry.

I can't respond to this right now, not properly. Maybe someone else will. It just makes me angry. I can give you a short response.

I don't mind renting. It's cool. I like the concept. I like choosing to rent.

I don't like being forced to rent - I don't want to pay my landlord's mortgage - I don't want to move all of my stuff every 12 months - I want to put up shelves, paint, whatever. Make a home. Install a dishwasher. I don't want my children, if I ever have children, to move all the time. I want them to have a bedroom, not 10 different bedrooms throughout their life.

I get what you're saying. I'm not you. I won't ever be you.
This is an awesome suggestion!

So many open source projects would benefit from some good marketing.
That would at least make camping a lot safer...
Insulting one individual, even without satire, is entirely different from saying people with black skin should be murdered.
Actually be agile with RowStack
Is in-vitro human meat considered cannibalism? What if the meat is synthesized from your own DNA? Self-cannibalism? Not asking you directly, just throwing the thought tangent out there
Some people do spend big bucks to cut out ounces for hiking/backpacking gear. I'm skeptical it's meaningful numbers in the context of a device like this.
If I'm traveling, I bring one of these [0] cables. It handles both lightning (for phone) and micro USB (everything else).

[0] http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00XINCAJA/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=...
I would love to do game development / programming. The horror stories about long hours, low pay, lots of crunch all have driven me away from it so far. Gamasutra[0] did a nice article about how crunch makes games less likely to succeed (among other things); I hope this kind of stuff changes the mindset of the industry.

[0]http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/PaulTozour/20150120/234443/Th...
Allegedly, Honda is offering rental cars to customers who are concerned about their safety and there are no parts available to repair their vehicle.

I say allegedly, because my local Honda dealership told me to pound sand when I asked for a rental car for the day they needed to repair my CRV.
Worked on my mobile browser, apparently without major issues
You will take away my Kindle DX from my hands only when I die.

- Huge screen for PDF

- Great for technical books

- no backlit means I can read for hours

- decent batteries

My use case: I read mostly non fiction (technical books, business books with diagrams).

I feel like a dinosaur when on an airplane but there is no way I can read my books in these tiny Kindles.

Anybody who has my same use case believes it's time for me to finally upgrade from this old yet trusty DX thing?

I am starting to feel a little
Self conscious!
Ah - is this a quad-core CPU? Interestingly there does seem to be a pattern building up here, which is that it's more SKU specific than I previously thought - it now looks like it's limited to the S and U parts, which are paired with the Sunrise Point-LP PCH. CPUs that are using Sunrise Point-H appear to work more as expected.
This makes perfect sense. Facebook is doing very well right now.
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If you're taking low-cost carriers on a regular basis, you're probably not a primary market for this.
<< Google's top level management is boring af.

Why ? She had a pretty decent role at Google.
Could you paste the output of sudo lspci -vvv and cat /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/bios_version somewhere?
Problems with wake? I see those sometimes. I haven't seen the rapid battery drain in sleep people talk about (yet). Still, I'm nearly convinced to return my SP4 device due to frustration from these issues.
Crucially however, a second software bug in the management software did not propagate the canary step’s conclusion back to the push process, and thus the push system concluded that the new configuration was valid and began its progressive rollout.

It seems obvious to me that the push system should not proceed without confirmation from the management software, and the management software should not confirm the change is OK if it detects failure.

I see a straightforward defect here, not a confluence of edge cases.
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Our criminal justice system is based on "beyond a reasonable doubt", not "preponderance of the evidence". So the relative amount of lying by cops versus suspects should hardly matter.

It's this kind of erosion of the rule of law that has directly caused our current situation. Cops have ostracized themselves from their communities by enforcing top-down social engineering (eg drug criminalization), and then further compounded that resentment by doubling down into a combative us-vs-them mentality.

I've no doubt that most cops are good people, but they need to start policing the criminals in their ranks rather than defending them.
> I really wish that calculus (and the rest of mathematics) would be taught in a much more abstract way in school

That's valid, but you're probably in a very small minority. I took calculus in high school and then real analysis in college, and I still usually think about calculus geometrically whenever possible.
My take: If you can't write it fast enough in Java, it is probably not a good mobile app candidate in the first place. The Dalvik optimizer and the JIT yield a regularly reasonable experience for me.
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Look at the actual map for the exclusion zone:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/23/Chernoby...

There are areas over 100km away that are still in the closed zone. They found hotspots of >100 curies/sq km up to 300km from the reactors. It's not like there's a safe little 30km concentric circle.

If NYC were upwind from Indian Point, I woudln't be "fear-mongering" but an event like Chernobyl would very likely impact NYC.
The biggest takeaway from this for me was...so what the hell is EM radiation from my mobile phone doing to my brain???
Yeah I'd also add that the mortgage system has been in existence since the New Deal and housing prices across America tracked inflation until recently.

With both education and housing there's a fear of missing out involved, where people see the door to the traditional definition of middle class America slamming shut. So demand ends up being incredibly inelastic because if you don't get in now you're Literally Fucked Forever.

When my boomer parents where young you went to college if you wanted to be an academic or a professional, and if you didn't you'd get a job and buy a reasonably-priced house with a 15 year mortgage in one of the thousands of economically successful towns that dotted this country.
The simile lays in what's said before and after the main message. The exact contents of the main message don't matter beyond being illegal.
I would have no problem eating lion.
How could you possibly ever say that?
Please describe exactly how BuzzFeed does this.
I have the battery drain during sleep problem.
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Connecting the chain to the front wheel is certainly possible. For example, take a look at the Cruzbike http://www.bentrideronline.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/...
True. I'd honestly forgotten that I paid for Sublime Text all that time ago.
>Pro-JEPD camps point towards style analysis, dividing the pentateuch into four distinct dictions, each with their own (hypothesized) time frames.

I cant cite specific sources off hand but style analysis and diction is analzyed at length in the talmud and every word choice and sentence structure is examined.

I encourage you to reach out to a talmudic expert...perhapd at ohr sameach or aish hatorah and ask for their take on these positions. They can cite specific talmudic sources better than I can.
Chatbots  the next big thing. #wtf
And that snubbed director is going to leave to be VP of another company and the cycle starts all over again.
Talk Obama to Me (video speech synthesizer)
Also why are people offended by gorillas, or apes. Imagine being mislabeled as a bear or a giraffe, would people get as offended? What about bring identified as a parrot?
Have you tried talking to your partner about moving somewhere else? It sounds like you're completely excluding the idea of her moving anywhere. (or maybe you didn't mention it) Maybe she'd be up for it if it means a happier life?

Also, have you got a hobby completely disconnected from everything else you do for work / relationship? It won't solve all your life problems, but it could make you happy. I'd recommend trying to find something that involves very open, emotional people - probably not a typical tech meetup.

> In the context, that means that society doesn't want me, or many others like me, because we're not worth it.

Bullshit. Everyone acts on their incentives and we just suck at looking at them in bigger context. There are incentives to live in big cities, even though when everyone actually does it, cities become places with lots of problems. "Society" doesn't want anything, or judge anyone's worth. People do, but then you can tell them to bugger off.
A video speech synthesizer that automatically chops up video of Barack Obama and puts it in order so that he says whatever you want him to.
spacemacs bro
This is a philosophical difference. I think adults should be at liberty to shoot themselves in the foot.
Small farm operations, including rearing a few animals for food, used to be the norm, and still is in some countries.
I wish Amazon would start investing more effort into the software of the Kindle, and make it more into a platform. I still use mine mainly to read eBooks. I would love to use it for reading my Pocket list, for instance. I've been waiting for such an integration for a while.

Amazon's doing a much better job with third party integration in the smart home domain. I still hope the eBook division will follow suit..
(Faraday... I see what you did there.)

An inevitable business model is a hybrid between Uber and Tesla: where one of a fleet of vehicles autonomously picks you up and self-drives (yes, Johnny Cab). Why own a vehicle (car, truck, delivery van, etc.) if you can have just what you want (different models), when you want and not have to garage/maintain it? And the prospect of eliminating human-error and unnecessary deaths/injuries is also appealing.
Disclaimer didn't say you are the CEO.

I hope this guy does this again here, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11379475
If Erdogan is going to express his anger towards Germany in any way beyond a strongly worded protest, it will backfire. Let him have his hissy fit and ignore him.
etcd (https://github.com/coreos/etcd) or one of its variants is an option.
Maybe many of the problems they work with are also CPU bound? C++ programmers also tend to be somewhat more familiar with how memory is transferred to graphics cards, but anyone could potentially learn in any language. AoS or SoA?
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I'm glad this guy wrote this up.

Now I have no desire to get off the spectrum.
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I couldn't agree more.

I'm all for not discriminating people, but on the other hand I firmly believe that technical progress should not be second to people's feelings.
Checkout https://p2k.co/, I think it does a good job solving the specific Pocket problem. I agree with your general sentiment though
My point was that promotions do happen frequently, you just don't hear about most of them.
Humans have a pretty horrible impact on, and contribution to, the ecosystem. Can I kill them? /s
I have no problems slipping my paperwhite into my back pocket, but of course ymmv.
Q: How often am I editing a file that exists on a computer close enough to me that a GUI editor would be at all useful?

A: Rarely.
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> There are very few germans who're actually opposed to having Böhmermann be hit with the full legal force

Can you back up your claims with numbers?
Obscene to feel for someone who fucked up their career so bad? It's just common empathy.
Why can't you run away with her to a country with a low(er) cost of living?
Congratulations on breaking the trend of "for humans" projects being written in Python. ;-)
Sounds like a github Gist! I'm also interested in this.
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That's correct. Cheese has a really high concentration of the casein protein which breaks down into casomorphins in the gut which then act like an opioid. Cheese is also very high in advanced glycation end products (AGEs) which are known to cause aging.
Ryan! Thanks for writing this post. I had messed around with Voronoi diagrams in Processing and D3 without really understanding the intricacies behind it. This is a great explanation of what's going on.

I'd love to see more stuff like this on HN.
Obscene to think that she should be an inspiration for anybody.
I do not agree with your first statement. Mathematics is about developing and studying tools to solve problems. Proofs are only one aspect of that.
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> Ending all your lines with semi-colons won't save you, only understanding ASI will do that.

It will save you if you use JSLint/JSHint/ESLint/etc.

In your example you will get an error about a semicolon missing after the return statement.

If your convention is to always use semicolons your editor can let you know you have made a mistake. If you don't use semicolons then you have to turn off these warnings from your Linter and you won't catch the error until you see weird results at runtime.

And that's the purposing of always using semicolons, so you can have automated tools help you.
I get where you're coming from, but black people being compared to apes is kind of an age old racist trope, so it is understandable that people would be unhappy about it.

Being mislabeled as a bear on the other hand does not generally carry the negative connotations as calling people apes, so I suspects that this is why CapitionBot is erring on this side of the classification.
That's not how statistics works. If 1% of blacks and 1% of non-blacks should be arrested (both rates equal) and 72% of stops are for blacks, then 72% of arrests will be for blacks.
I think you're getting downvoted due to the snarky tone more than any "truth" you are stating.
I guess the down-voter dismisses the power of ads...
I mean, someone in the 'maker community' has a high probability of having some difficulty, but my 12 year old cousin could build the driver on protoboard, no issues, and it's not like he's worked through 2nd order diff non-homogeneous eq's ;). That's the only 'strange' thing about it is the voltages as you mentioned (well that and the somewhat rare flat-flex ribbon used). It needs a jellybean boost converter to get up to the +/- 25V @ a few tens of mA. This guy[1] did it for what looks to be under 10 bucks in parts. Some LT standard (not as standard as the LM317 or 7805, but close) will switch both rails no sweat, all day, then use 2 standard LDOs will get get your -25 up to -15 and regulate your +25 down to +15. (I don't like his value choices for those caps around U4 and U5, but the rest of the design is so well done and I'd imagine he used SPICE and tested every node, so I'm going to just defer to his design, since I'm not an EE haha). Everything else are jellybeans you'll have lying around (except maybe those inductors).

The only thing you have to watch out for is quiescent current, not only for the obvious reasons (leakage == bad), but also because even a minimal amount of voltage drop 'across the FET' will fade out the image, so its double bad. (Each pixel with the characteristics of an N channel MOSFET.) Acting as the source on the FET -- continuously driving "on" for each "frame render" (it's just latched in from a shift register), and the horizontal pixels corresponds to the vertical pixels (which is just a shift register pushing data for each render).

If you have issues with that guy's build, http://spritesmods.com/?art=einkdisplay this dude consistently has some of the best documented hardware hacks ever. Those two sources in aggregate and a Saturday should be all you need for a one off.

[1] http://essentialscrap.com/eink/schematics.png
The book "Death by Food Pyramid" goes into great length about the history of how the food pyramid came to be and the story of how it got corrupted.
Think about vegetable rights before you become a vegetarian.
I'll share my home setup - I like it better than the office:

+ Desk: LAX series by Mash Studios

+ Chair: Vintage Pollock Executive

+ Computer: 15" Retina Macbook Pro

+ Monitor: Apple 20" Cinema Display

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In the context of Many Worlds, a "universe" is an approximately classical wave function, where the degree of approximation is limited by the uncertainty principle.

Even if you start with an approximately classical wave function, it may evolve into a state where it is no longer approximately classical. However, it might now be equal to the sum of _two_ approximately classical wave functions. Ie, two "universes".

So, the universal wave function hasn't split, but the attempt to represent that wave function by approximately classical wave functions _has_ split.
There are annoying bits, and its rough for developers but if you're established and well connected it can be an incredibly useful tool for finding leads in different industries for services/partnerships that you don't have existing experience with.

In my experience it works MUCH better than it should.
I quad screen.