skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's also the fact that as you get down the cache hierachy the cache becomes more complicated. An L1 does lookups for a single processor, and responds to snoops. An L3 probably has several processors hanging it off and may deal with running the cache coherency protocol (e.g. implements a directory of what lines are where and sends clean or invalidation snoops when someone wants to upgrade a line from shared to unique). As a result you've got layers of buffering, arbitration and hazarding to get through before you can even touch the memory array.
So it replaces regular energy expenses with instead very large up front capital investments in hard drives which is no more green - hard drives don't appear out of thin air - and adds in wacky incentives/vulnerabilities as now anyone with large storage space can enter at any time with the equivalent of enormous hashpower to crush the network without any economic penalty as they can simply go back to using their hard drives for storage afterwards without any significant expense incurred (by design).
A purely functional subset of Scheme, honestly, is different enough from most lisps that it's a new language on its own. If you're learning a new language, a new syntax isn't very hard. And there's not a terrible amount of people who think S-expressions are an inherently good syntax.
I do not believe MM embodies or resembles what PG wanted to convey. Quantifying success by the number of hours put in reminds me of another greatly flawed analogy : Lines of Code as an indicator of software quality.
Walmart being a established multi-national company they can't really have unprofitable divisions or unprofitable quarters. This will be equivalent to Yahoo's Tumblr acquisition (a failure).... no amount of heads exploding blue dust will save this.
Is install.json something new or is it used by an existing platform/toolset?
Nothing but if the guy you're negotiating with isn't subscribing to your ethics, then you're at a disadvantage.
How much was because a lot of it was written in mathematica vs. it already being cross platform an running on x86 on Windows/Linux?
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At the very least you need both dials! If you have only the one that management sets, saying how much time to spend refactoring, it will always be at 0. (Okay, they don't literally have to be dials, but there has to be some communication of the kind you describe, so management has some idea how much time is being lost.)
What's the difference between neural networks and deep learning? In my understanding deep learning involves simply multi-layered neural networks.
There's an existing company that has nice technology (
Advanced ID Detection, the company that was acquired [1]), but it is missing the hype factor and targets brick and mortar market. Somebody has an idea that there's big potential fort offering this technology as service. Outside money is brought in and a deal is made. Based on quick look a the web pages, the existing team and founders continues in the new company.

I don't think this necessarily means that there's something shady going on. Could be just a way to structure the deal, compensate the founders for their work so far and get money to focus on sales and expanding the business.

[1] http://www.advancediddetection.com/
Google shows different borders to different users depending on their locations. I don't see Palestine (I'm in the US).
Different books for different ages:

- Discourse on the Method [1], to become a healthy criticist of everything (perfect for your 15's-20's development)

- Beyond Good and Evil [2], a definition of the 20th century craziness by the crazy genius Nietzsche (perfect for your 30's burnout)

- The Praise of Folly [3], to realize that life is just a game (perfect for your 40's post-burnout rehab)

- Propaganda [4], because you want to play the game too (perfect for your 50's meteoric rise to fame & success :).

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discourse_on_the_Method

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beyond_Good_and_Evil

[3]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Praise_of_Folly

[4]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_(book)
Another data point, I worked for a biotech that had to take a down round with 3x participating..
Working 130 hours a week will not make you successful, but if you are successful, you probably worked 130 hours a week. People are praising the wrong thing.
>In your anecdote, 30% have brand recall which isn't as bad as you make it seem.

I think you misread the parent - he said that out of 16 employees, 11 were millennials and none of those had 'brand recall' as you insist on calling it.
I can't think of any scenario when one would be relying on a specific structure being in the node_modules/ directory. And if there is such a need, then it's likely the code is doing something very strange or very special in which case this kind of package would not even be considered during creation (and I still think wouldn't cause problems).

Even in long-running installs I still don't see a potential issue here. Do you have a small specific example you can think of?
Android isn't open source. Samsung and other OEMs are only permitted to distribute it with proprietary closed source software. Therefore, the platform, as it's sold, is proprietary.

Furthermore, Samsung can't leave, Google has a backroom deal with them, it involves patents.
Youtube uses some magical time calculation as well. When I watch on my roku it says "you can skip this ad in 5 sec", it usually takes ~7-10 for it to pop-up.
That might be the average, but some will do it in a few years. The ejecta from a large asteroid struck will be large and thrown out with enough energy for some rocks to make the journey in a short time.
Purescript?
The Difference Between AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning
No, you haven't provided anything of value beyond personal attacks at people that had the gall to suggest that UBI might not align well with economics.

Nobody implied that someone would desire to work at McDonald's instead of attend school. However, there is no evidence that people would attend school if they were free from work. If that were true, colleges would be packed with retired people auditing classes.

You are using your assumption that your position is objectively correct as an excuse to not even defend it. Please read this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_ridicule
Try Radicale contact and calendars on Sandstorm[0]. 1 click install[1]. Can be self hosted or as part of their hosted service[2] (free while in beta).

[0]https://sandstorm.io/

[1]https://apps.sandstorm.io/app/8kr4rvyrggvzfvc160htzdt4u5rfvj...

[2]https://oasis.sandstorm.io/
Good call- I didn't even think to look. I emailed him directly.
It's used to build Eager Apps (and can be used by anything which needs to install a library in a non-technical-person friendly way): https://eager.io/developer/docs/install-json
The problem is that CAs are too generalized. They don't have the kind of structure image kernels have (in particular, they aren't linear transformations).
Probably? As in you know that more than half the people whom would be reasonably considered successful worked 130 weeks for a non trivial portion of their careers? I'm calling bullshit. I'd need to see a study. My belief is that work hours is one of the most common things to lie about these days. It's the adult version of how much you can bench
I love this stuff!

I have a wooden topographical map made with a 3D CNC cut of the SF Bay Area hanging on my wall. It's about 18x18 inches and almost 2 inches deep out of a single piece of almost 2 inch thick piece of plywood. The part I like the most is that the layers in the plywood reveal an automatic topographical map visualization. Got it from here if curious: http://3dwoodenmap.com/
Washington, DC | Onsite | Lead Front End/Full Stack Engineer

There is this magical recent invention called the "video game." It's really fun. Kids spend hours playing these things at home. Really! There's also this terribly boring historical artifact called "the textbook" which hasn't been updated since Prussia was still a thing. It's still the way teachers cram knowledge into little kids. Barbaric.

We plan to combine the two and get those kiddos learning better. We ran a real academic study with the good folks at Vanderbilt to see if our prototype would work. It did. Awesomely.

We've assembled the equivalent of the A-TEAM to turn this into a billion dollar company. We're tired of building $50 and $60 million dollar companies (that's what our last two companies we started turned into).

Company is funded. Team is committed. Time to roll. One problem: I (the CTO) need 2-3 developers to build it. Help us solve this problem and you get a bunch of equity. Also, we get to revolutionize education together.

------------------------------
The regular blah blah:

We're looking for an experienced full stack or front end developer to join our veteran founding team. This is an opportunity to build an application from the ground up, so you must already have expert knowledge of patterns and best practices used for developing large, consumer-facing web applications. Additional requirements include:

- In-depth knowledge of modern JavaScript frameworks, ideally React and Node.
- Experience with HTML5, CSS3, and common CSS preprocessors and frameworks.
- Solid understanding of the full web technology stack (HTTP, cookies, asset caching, etc.). Bonus points for expertise developing REST APIs.
- Ability to quickly define, develop, test, and deploy well-crafted, high-performing code.
- Familiarity with modern software process including agile methodology, version control, and CI/CD.
- Minimum 3 years commercial consumer software development experience.
- An entrepreneur's enthusiasm, versatility, collaborative approach, and burning desire to solve any problem big or small.

Email your resume and/or questions to edtechgamingplatform@gmail.com

P.S. We’re still in stealth mode, still testing company names, no URL yet. You can check out the LinkedIn profiles of our CEO https://www.linkedin.com/in/vadim-polikov-6b2bba1 and CTO (me) https://www.linkedin.com/in/larrycynkin
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I was responding to the parent's assertion that with $10M you could buy a 'pretty nice home in the bay area' - has nothing to do with where Jet is based.
I tend to agree. I think the CDF player they made was an attempt to address this, but their commitment to that format has always seemed weak.

Performance is the other issue. Mathematica is no slouch, but it can be tough to figure out how to improve things if you need more speed.
Hulu has always seemed like its primary goal is to serve the incumbent television providers, and not their viewers. I don't know if it's still this way, but when the paid version was first introduced, I tried it for a while, but they often only had the most recent season of a show. What am I supposed to do with that? Start watching a show at season 5?

Netflix gets it: I want to either watch the whole show from the beginning (not necessarily in a binge, but sometimes), or watch the first episode and stop. There is never a time where I think "Oh, let's watch episode 9 from season 3 from this show I've never watched before".

I have Netflix and Amazon Prime; is there a reason to add Hulu to the mix, at this point? Are there shows or movies on Hulu that I'm not getting from Netflix or Prime? I am becoming more and more disappointed in the selection at Netflix, even while their exclusive content has gotten better their movie selection has begun to suck. I'd really like it if there were a good movie service, like Netflix once was. Hulu obviously isn't that, of course.
I wish something like this was available when I was writing my resume using fresh schema (https://github.com/fresh-standard/FRESCA) for HackMyResume (http://please.hackmyresume.com/)
Thank you for the explanation. I will read the links as well. Even if I don't use it, the design of Erlang is an interesting topic to study.
Pretty much the only book that's made me cry uncontrollably.

It was the relationship between biology and intelligence that got me, too, not really on the disability and how he was treated, which was mainly what they focused on in school.

Really made me reflect afterwards. Totally worth it, one of my favorites, and I'm way overdue to reread it again.
Counting working hours is a bit like using LoC to measure success. More helps but it definitely isn't a good KPI.
Well, yes, but I read some newer comments, and I get what you mean. I don't necesarily agree with your decision, but I understand it.

M-x passive-agressive-mode

And now, I'll go upgrade my NVIDIA drivers, and load up Psychonauts on Steam.
cause or effect? Could an otherwise doomed startup succeed by demanding 130 hour weeks? I think not. It's more plausible to me that the better things are working the more obsessive you are about working on them
Actually you didn't say "why is it controversial" - you said "where is the controversy", implying that it isn't controversial at all.
I am getting an undismissable dialog prompting for an email address to spam. Is there supposed to be a way of closing it or is that website just that hostile?
Isn't this what got Megaupload in trouble in the first place?

Also doesn't Kim Dotcom not own the Mega trademark anymore?
I have a friend who lived in the USSR and I asked him the same question. In a world where everyone is paid the same, why become a physicist when you could just be a cab driver? His answer was pretty much what you'd expect: different people aspire to do different things. It's not about the money (physicists were working multiple jobs to make ends meet), it was about what they wanted to do with their lives.
> Hulu has always seemed like its primary goal is to serve the incumbent television providers, and not their viewers

Err, maybe because Hulu is literally owned by the incumbent television providers?

"... It is a subsidiary of Hulu, LLC, a joint venture of The Walt Disney Company,[8] 21st Century Fox, Comcast and as of 2016, Time Warner through their Disney-ABC Television Group, Fox Broadcasting Company, NBCUniversal Television Group and Turner divisions" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hulu
Apparently the replacement has been proposed already, but the powers that be keep shutting that down, too.
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Website under construction - nothing to see here.
Most of the people I have asked who haven't cut the cord say they don't know how to set it all up or think it will be more complicated to use.

And/or they do not have internet at their house, only use the internet on their phone.
Sports and broadband speed. Many cable companies have pricing setups that make paying for just high-speed internet nearly as expensive as a slower package + TV (and the TV channels aren't impacted by broadband speed issues). Now, this is generally only true in the first year of a contract (and then you're bumped to truly insane rates for TV services), but if you're willing to shop around and have multiple people who might be streaming at once, it's a better deal that way.

I say all of this as a cord cutter myself. It took a while to figure out, but I was able to cobble together essentially every channel or show through legal means using Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Playstation Vue, HBONow and an OTA antennae. The costs savings only really worked out once my roommates and I all realized that each of us were paying for our own Netflix and HBONow subscription, but even without that, it's nearly the same price as our previous cable package (intro rate), plus has the luxury of being able to cancel each individual service should we decide to make any kind of change without having to go through the hell of Comcast customer service.
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"Pre filter" is kind of like a rule of thumb. There are exceptions for stuff like drivers and for big corporate programs that just don't come in other ways.

But a lot of smaller programs are available in the zip form, or have alternatives that are.

In short, i prefer portable programs - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_application
If you can find a person with all these qualities then hire them whenever you come across them. I have met a lot of admin people over the years and I have yet to come across one - I am sure they exist, but they don't interact with the likes of me.
Can anyone suggest a service similar to gmail but based in Western Europe (not UK)? I would like to have my data there.
I get that it's commercial. I don't get that they'd want to drive off users upon their first half an hour's usage.
In intro rates, yes. Outside of that, absolutely not. Yes, you can shop around annually. Or you can pay about the same and have the ability to cancel and turn back on subscriptions you stop using or want to start again.
Even though I meant Wal-Mart e-commerce, this is a good reminder that the company remains huge despite concerns about its online sales.
> PRF is Physical register file?

Yep, it's the actual renamed registers.

> Register renaming and OoO operations are really enabled by micro-ops? In other words on a CPU with completely hard-wired control unit such things would never be possible.

No, they're orthogonal concepts. The first OoO processor (the System 360 model 91) didn't have uops.
You can't provide comfort, happiness, and meaning without the market to offer those goods. If we have UBI, people are still going to want their toilet unplugged and who will do that if UBI eliminates the need for plumbers to seek income plumbing?

It's likely going to drive the cost of everything up so quickly (because of a massive goods and labor shortage) that the UBI will quickly become useless.
Look for prior dickish behavior by the founding team, and run like the plague if you find any.
At Seattle Art Fair, the Interaction Between Technology and Modern Life
Complex view of Islam found in poetry of Iran, Stanford researcher shows
LispWorks Prolog can use Prolog syntax inside Lisp:

$ lispworks

LispWorks(R): The Common Lisp Programming Environment
Copyright (C) 1987-2014 LispWorks Ltd. All rights reserved.
Version 7.0.0

CL-USER 1 > (require "prolog")
T

CL-USER 2 > (in-package "CP-USER")
#<The CP-USER package, 0/16 internal, 0/16 external>

CP-USER 3 > (erqp)

?- consult(appenda).
YES.
OK.

?- appenda([1,2,3],[14,15,16],L1).

L1 = [1,2,3,14,15,16]

OK.
At abstract level, idea you have touched upon a powerful concept. Are there more plans to encapsulate-and-present entire needs of developing a framework ?

eg: I often switch between many frameworks - android, full stack dev and some machine learning. If I am out of touch on one of them for couple of weeks - I find looking for abstract concepts each of them. Then I turn to my notes, figures etc to look up the workflow/dataflow/architecture and develop working context. Kind of tiny dictionary for each framework.

I so wish there was a good tool which was like a cross between mindmap and a-developer-dictionary.
A cool link that's pretty hidden on the USGS site is Earth Explorer:

http://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/

It's an agglomeration of most maps that are available -- you can pick the area, and then see a giant list of the types of maps that cover those coordinates. From topo maps to high resolution aerial photographs, to solar irradiance, to rainfall -- all types of interesting materials.
The email address is the account / user identifier. When the user gives the email address, I send them verification email which works sort of like a forgot-my-password link.

This generates a user for them without them having to register.

I still need to build logic to allow for the user to change their display name from the random sequence.

I speculate that email verification is less friction to a user then an captcha.
Even if they are absolved of responsibility for false negatives, the true positives are still of value.
Only if you are on the $7.99 plan. To me, if you're willing to pay $7.99 for Hulu, why wouldn't you pay $4 more to avoid ads (unless you really like ads, I guess)?
I'd like to learn more about how you "Laughtered" a chicken. What sort of jokes do they like? Presumably they've all heard the one that starts "Why did the human cross the road?"
> Get used to predicate calculus, temporal logic, and writing proofs.

But at that point, you need to start considering bugs in proofs. You're saying "Don't accept, "battle-tested," as the hallmark of a reliable system or algorithm" - and that would be awesome - I'd like to use a fully verified system. The reality however is that so far we verified some specific implementations of specific algorithms and did massive efforts to verify something like sel4... and that's it. (in publicly available systems anyway) Unless you're into spending billions, nobody will prove their systems correct.
Prototyping for a brick and mortar store
Same. It actually takes them about a month to mail the plasticy version.
I find it odd since I used to get the plasticy version while I was there at the DMV, but I figured it was probably more expensive to have one of those machines at all the DMVs, rather than just having a few in select locations.
My Phantom 4 uses watered-down Lightbridge[0] which I haven't looked at closely but which does tout at least some encryption. Its predecessor, on the other hand, my Phantom 2 Vision Plus, uses two completely open SSIDs (one hidden, one broadcast). I had a prototype of area denial for all Phantom drones that operated that way cooked up in about two days, so there's a lot of low-hanging fruit to reverse engineer here and not a lot of thought being put into security.

Control itself uses a different, "traditional R/C" path (itself ripe for disruption), but there's plenty of possibilities from being hooked up to a Phantom 2's SSID. There are two Linux-based computers on that network: the "guts" and the camera controller. The root password for both is wide knowledge, and you can brick an operating, in-flight Phantom 2 very easily with nothing but your laptop.

Hint, hint for a startup here, since I've been on three threads now where folks are looking for drone denial.

[0]: http://www.dji.com/product/dji-lightbridge
Eh, in Ruby, just installing Rails is like 80 dependencies. Would be surprised if Django wasn't 40+
I'm sure 100,000 dead Iraqi civilians take great comfort in that.