skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I did not understand what the website is about. You could put a summary at the top of what the website does, that would be very helpful. I browsed for 10 seconds and left.

Hope this helps.
Find a project on github you like, fork it and submit pull requests.
I find our weird attitudes to food endlessly fascinating. For example, I feel uncomfortable with what is considered food (or even a delicacy) in many countries outside of (Western) Europe and yet I'll have salted herring without any hesitation, which many expats here are uncomfortable doing.

I still need to try this 'lutefisk' thing though.

Edit: I meant 'surströmming'.
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This study does a good job summarizing the public conversation about "algorithmic life" to-date. To add to this important list:

1. NYU Law's "Tyranny of the Algorithm" discussions: http://www.law.nyu.edu/bernstein-institute/conference-2016

2. Cathy O'Neil's article in Jacobin: https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/09/big-data-algorithms-math-...
Then I quit, and find another company that offers imaginary benefits for half the salary.
Bandwidth for lightsail is 1tb, not 5tb like the article says.
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That's huge :)

In a smaller HTPC it can make sense to go passive but for an 8-core desktop workstation I'm not convinced it's worth the trouble. Your PSU and GPU will likely have fans, also with a PCIe SSD it's better to have some airflow.
Stop. The green color gives it away anyways.
There have been things just outright made up, 'gone viral', and reported on by organs that clearly didn't conduct even the most rudimentary of fact-checking.
> If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license as the original.

> build upon the material

Is there clearly defined difference between "build upon the material" and "using the material as part of your project"? Commercial use in most cases involves not wanting to release your own project under CC BY-SA 4.0. Even though it's possible to combine both (commercial use and CC BY-SA 4.0 for your own product), it's highly unlikely.
Mission critical does not mean what he thinks it means. Mission critical refers to any component that's vital to operation of a system, business, or project and exists at any software driven organisation.

Safety critical is the one where your astronauts are left stranded on the moon with no oxygen if it goes wrong.
The CCC English YouTube Channel Terminated
I have it in subscriptions and just noticed accidentally. Couldn't find any info about it. Needless to say there were a lot of excellent videos in there. Some information could be used to do malicious stuff but the same can be said about pretty any technical talk. I doubt that any talk encouraged black hat actions. So why did it disappear? Does anybody have any info about it?

Btw, truly decentralized video platform seems to be a real challenge because of tons of bandwidth necessary (and poor uplink bandwith for most users), I wonder how close we are to getting there.
Nothing surprising: they are comparing popular, well-known brands. Of course, there are many other, lesser-known VPS providers with better prices.

Additionally, www.time4vps.eu can't be really compared to DO/Vultr/Amazon, since they use OpenVZ virtualization, so you're getting not a full-blown virtual machine, but a container, running on their kernel. OpenVZ VPS are usually cheaper than KVM/Xen.
Very cool! One suggestion: it might be good to remove words that are identical in both languages. I had multiple times a question where the missing word was (eg) the name of a sporter, which is evidently not translated.
In Austria (AUSTRIA -> EUROPE, NOT AUSTRALIA ;-] ) most of the eggs are chilled and people chill them also. I see very rarely some eggs not in the supermarket fridge and asked myself at this moment: how they prevent the eggs from decay
You're doing the right thing, please look out for yourself though!

You're pretty much inviting media in on this now before you're ready.

Delete post, it's a short list here in AU and I know which one of them I'd look at first. Get more legal advice before going any further.
I disagree.
Maybe you are right, maybe this isn't the reason he doesn't get interviews, but if someone sent me that portfolio, I would not give the application a second look.
Relevant read ~> https://joshtronic.com/2017/02/14/five-dollar-showdown-linod...
> On the one hand, democracy is touted as the perfect system in terms of fairness.

I don't disagree with your broader point, but I've never ever seen anyone tout democracy as "the perfect system in terms of fairness". Even back when it was the new hotness, writers on it (de Tocqueville et al) were very well aware of its flaws and failure modes.
mhm, only Hofer doesn't chill them. And sometimes Spar with eggs from local farmers.
Also syndication is probably not as important online when you could just link to the article source.

Also negative "news" sells better. Humans just respond to fear and hatred. It is just so much easier to fear and to hate. I'll admit to it. I feel suspicious when I see something positive in the news: is this a sponsored post?
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Scaleway (subsidiary of Online.net) offers even better value/performance deal than DO/Amazon/Linode. Their offering starts at €2.99/month for 2GB RAM, 50GB SSD, 200mbit unmetered cloud server [0]

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Interesting, thank you!
Ah, yes, Britain. Home of objective, nonpartisan media:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eBT6OSr1TI
Sounds like they want to give access to everyone on Earth!
I would like to bring up a little trick that I learned from Tim Ferriss. Apparently, two spoons I've apple cider vinegar, a spoon of honey in a glass of hot water. Has anyone here tried this? Does anyone know why that helps?
That may be true but it doesn't justify blanket statements about the media being generally biased specifically against Trump. First, untrue things have also been reported about other candidates. Second, the majority of things reported about Trump seem to be correct.
Perhaps a noob question, but as someone who recently discovered the concept of cpu credits for AWS instances -- are these instances dedicated?
"He can allege that he's unfairly persecuted - people can make empty allegations about anything"

Try starting with these Google searches,
(A) Hillary Lunatic and (B) Trump lunatic.

You will see that almost all of the personal attacks in the media (not policy criticisms, personal attacks) were directed squarely at Trump.

I am not a Trump supporter (I need to caveat that because people who correct false negatives about Trump tend to be attacked aggressively)... This caveat in itself is just another example that not all things are equal on that front.

In case you still doubt, look for other terms against both candidates like delusional, psychotic, etc. it's almost solely pointed at Trump only.

If one checks with Google searches rather than taking advice from the MSM, the landscape looks very different.
Unfortunately I posted the wrong link. Here's the good one http://alexandrutopliceanu.ro/post/introduction-to-graphql/
I agree but couldn't the employees themselves take care of such stuff?

We share such minor duties in the office (and food waste goes to the bio waste bin if suitable or gets packed in small bags). Maybe we're simply not spoiled enough! ;)
Nothing of value was lost, don't worry about it. People reinventing the wheel, realised it takes a lot more than they are capable of. Same old, same old.
Nice, but I think the days of Chef/Puppet/Ansible-based setups might be gone. Boxen is deprecated in favour of the excellent Strap: https://github.com/mikemcquaid/strap which I have customized to use a post-completion script to configure defaults (e.g. https://github.com/mathiasbynens/dotfiles/blob/master/.macos) and initial setup of Vim. Homebrew and shell scripting.

What more could you need? :)
> If anything is destroying journalism, it's the fact that half this country does not care for fact vs fiction.

(You sure stirred it up with this one.)

But it's not really true, is it? The better way to describe the situation would be to say that the ~35% at BOTH ends of the political spectrum only wants to hear and read "news" that confirms their biases. And "journalism," as a business, has given them that.

What I'm saying is that we don't have a "facts" OR a "news" problem. We have an ideological division/superiority problem, and I don't know if anything can fix that.

Well, short of splitting the country into 3 parts: the 2 coasts, and flyover country, and letting them all go hard towards their biases, and checking back in on the results in about 50 years, and see which experiment worked better.
Same here, the Artic Cooler was 20$ and the difference is dramatic. Cooler temps all around and near silent at modest loads, where the stock cooler was annoyingly loud.
You will need a lawyer to determine your own liability here, to determine the best path to report this to the bank, and to check your contract to see how you can force the payment to be delivered. Save any and all communication between you and the contracting firm, ideally on a device that they do not control, and don't communicate in any way that can't be recorded for your own protection.

Once things reach this stage you need a lawyer
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TDP is a bit tricky to compare in this situation. The TDP of Intels HEDT chips is dictated by their 256-bit wide AVX units which drive power consumption through the roof when fully loaded, and the chips don't get nearly as hot when AVX isn't being used. Ryzen doesn't have this edge case because it sticks with 128-bit SIMD units and runs AVX instructions over two clock cycles.

I expect the "140W" Intel part will have closer power consumption to Ryzen in non-AVX loads, and outperform Ryzen in AVX loads while using more power.
First of all - get a lawyer.

Secondly - get a lawyer.

I don't know what state you're in, but Reddit's /r/AusLaw has a thread[1] which has the various law societies in each state, who can give you advice, and information about community legal centres.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/auslaw/comments/1u776a/looking_for_...
Try cutting out caffeine entirely, starting 10 hours before bedtime each day. It will improve your sleep quality.

Also, see if you can figure out what your sleep cycle length is. For most of us it's somewhere around 90 minutes, roughly. It's easiest to wake up between sleep cycles rather than in the middle of one because we sleep most lightly at the beginning and end of a cycle. You can feel refreshed and alert waking after a while number of cycles even if you still need more rest. Whereas waking mid-cycle feels miserable and groggy even if you technically got more sleep.

Once you figure out your sleep cycle length and how long it takes you to fall asleep (8 hours is 5 90-minute cycles plus 30 min to fall asleep), you can work out how long you need to stay in bed to catch up on sleep. Adding a fractional number of cycles won't help much, and you'll feel groggy again upon waking. Adding a whole number of cycles will help you catch up and feel rested.

Since you're married, can you and your spouse take turns crashing at 6pm for a couple weeks to catch up? It might also help to sleep in separate beds when you're extra tired - sharing a bed with someone whose sleep cycles aren't perfectly aligned with yours can interfere with sleep. Other tricks can help with that too - such as getting separate blankets.
Yes, news outlets that use terms like 'fake news' to shut down competitors should be treated with suspicion. The term went mainstream over a period of a few weeks due to it being pushed relentlessly by the media. It has the hallmarks of propaganda.
Good for you, and good for OP.
I'm really not trying to denigrate anyone, but OP is complaining that he doesn't get interviews. If his reviewers think like I do, using spans correctly in his html, and "playing the game" (which is what others are suggesting) won't do him any good.
That's true. But in every case, someone else in the media points that out very quickly, and usually within hours the problem self-corrects.

A great example is the Oval Office MLK bust. A reporter tweeted that it seemed to be missing and it quickly went viral, but within an hour, virtually every reporter and network had realized their error and retracted it.

95% of the people who heard about it heard it not from the hour of media discussion but from the days of administration complaining about that hour afterward. If the administration really was against the spread of false information, that would seem rather counterproductive -- but it seems more like the administration is going out of its way to paint a narrative that the media lies, despite this robust self-correction in every instance.
You're not getting paid until you break the law.
This - EFA might even worth be asking who might be a good person to represent you.
It doesn't answer your question precisely, but I asked a similar (albeit more incredulous) question a few months back [1] and got a thread full of educated speculation from current and former Yahoo devs.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13180234
All those things you said are true, but it's still not, in fact, a Muslim ban. Someone up-thread mentioned intent being the difference between murder and manslaughter... well yes, but in this case there isn't even a body to begin with. The vast, overwhelming majority of Muslims aren't (or wouldn't have been) banned from coming to the United States.

Not only is it not a "Muslim ban", and doesn't magically become one based on intent, it's also a temporary order. So "temporary muslim ban" would at least be in the ballpark of honest reporting. We didn't even get that.
I have never seen anyone NOT put them in the fridge. The same goes for my time in France and England. This article is "America vs the rest of the world" clickbait. At least the headline is clickbait. The part about washing and the "protective cuticle" was interesting.
Thanks for sharing this. I've done a similar thing to help study for exams except with pattern matching instead of nltk. I'm looking forward to understanding the natural language part.

It's very buggy though... I get more invalid questions than good ones, haha
I miss exoscale in that list. Would be interesting to see compared
AMD giving competition to NVidia would require them to actually put some effort into their drivers to get tolerable performance and a list of bugs that isn't as long as my arm.
The so-called failing New York Times has repeatedly used "travel ban" and "immigration order" and such, often referring to 7 Muslim majority countries:

https://www.nytimes.com/news-event/donald-trump-white-house

Here's an early piece from them:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/27/us/politics/trump-syrian-...

Here's the lead:

President Trump on Friday closed the nation’s borders to refugees from around the world, ordering that families fleeing the slaughter in Syria be indefinitely blocked from entering the United States, and temporarily suspending immigration from several predominantly Muslim countries.

It's Rudy Giuliani who was running around calling it a Muslim ban.
A related comment is that the "press" borrows heavily from formula fiction which the ancient Greeks discovered was a sure-fire way to get and keep the attention of an audience.

But, formula fiction, novels, short stories, plays, poems, operas, ballets, the press, etc. rarely include a disclaimer that the content is not necessarily factually true.

Maybe now with the Internet with many more sources and the ability easily to look up details that have some credibility, for serious decision making people will raise their standards, ask for solid, well supported, information, keep fiction, fantasy, etc. as light entertainment or maybe some conjectures about reality, and otherwise set fiction aside in favor of solid information.

E.g., fantasy about computing, robots, etc. is not taken at all seriously here at HN but was taken seriously by much of the US population in the famous radio broadcast of the H. G. Wells story, IIRC War of the Worlds, about an invasion of robots from Mars. Net, now, with the Internet, we have much more information.

E.g., for me, since I have no dead fish heads to wrap, my kitty cat has plenty of cat litter, and I don't get the NYT or WaPo printed on paper, I have no use for the mainstream media (MSM) and flatly just ignore it.

I can still enjoy fantasy, indeed, last night on YouTube watched the Kirov performance of The Nutcracker, also at YouTube recently watched several performances of "Wotan's Farewell" (it did well communicating the emotions I felt when I was 15 and had a misunderstanding with my girlfriend of 13 I was genuinely in love with), etc.

But, for facts, etc. about politics, I can get directly from Trump, Paul Ryan, Chuck Schumer, etc. exactly what they said in full, word for word, and form my own opinions. I can keep copies and links and often do.

So, nearly always, to heck with what the clearly unreliable MSM says about what the politicians said. Or, the MSM has just had a big collision with the Internet and better sources of facts and the truth. Good. Progress. Hopefully the Internet is letting us move ahead of what Jefferson saw 200+ years ago.

The 200+ year old rot and nonsense of the MSM would not be the first or last weeds killed off in the struggling garden of civilization.
If they're refusing to pay you, as mentioned in a comment, get a lawyer. Now.

The lawyer can help you recover your wages AND advise you about the legal implications of both your and the company's handling of the code, and of any action you might take to reveal it.
The "games don't use CPU" line is only really true for multiplatform games that must also run on the low performance PS4/XBox One AMD Jaguar CPUs.

If we look at PC exclusives [1] then we can see that these are extremely CPU-hungry games. This hunger only goes up if we want to achieve a framerate higher than 60, say going for 144.

I personally have an i7 @ 3.8 GHz with GTX 1060 and none of these games can hold a stable 1080p @ 144 Hz. What's more, I've benchmarked the effect of changing GPU/CPU and increased CPU power increases FPS far more than increased GPU.

I upgraded from Radeon R270X to GTX 1060. In multiplatform games this is a huge leap. Battlefield 4 (1080p Ultra) goes from 43.1 to 94.8 [2], a whopping +120% increase. While in Dota 2 (1080p Ultra) that only netted me a +11% gain. Then when I overclocked my i7 from 2.8 GHz to 3.8 GHz I got a +23% increase.

--

[1] For example Dota 2, H1Z1, DayZ, Civilization 6, Guild Wars 2.

[2] http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1043 & http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1771
I think Promises cover the first two nicely; they are an abstraction that gets you back exceptions. Also interestingly enough, one that would be impossible to write in Go.

Not sure what you mean by "no concurrency". Perhaps you meant "no parallelism"?
Since this comment thread started with a mention of me (weev) perhaps I should chime in.

Can you write a tool to exploit the TCP sequence number + IP spoofing vulnerability that Mitnick did? He did all sorts of stuff beyond that as well. What could you have done in that same era? For you to sit here and call him not a hacker shows you to be utterly clueless. He has more skills than any of his detractors.
Is even more interesting if we take in mind that just last week, Spanish government was talking about to extend the lifetime and reopen one of the oldest nuclear plants located not far away from where those high measures were taken.
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As soon as you are putting a noisy dataset through multiple iterative algos, though, if a bit error hits the control flow code or data structure delimiters, you face the possibility of massive silent, propogating corruption. Imagine your hash table getting a bit error in it (all R lists and Python dicts use them), or an incorrect branch in your code. Admittedly the risk is ultra low, but you have enough problems to worry about to have, in addition, a niggling sensation of RAM-risk as you work.

More generally, it's not unreasonable to say that our entire computing paradigm rests on accurate RAM. Above 16GB, the risks just become too big for anybody doing serious work, and not just messing around with prototypes.
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THIS is the official CCC channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/mediacccde , and the CCC has it's own video hosting here: https://media.ccc.de/

As far as I know CCCen was a copycat (trying to make ad money?)
Here in Amsterdam I find that the rates of short-term tourist rent to long-term citizen rent is about 3:1.

i.e., an apartment which costs $1000 a month, could be rented out for about $100 a day, or $3000 a month.

That does mean you need to be there managing the thing, handling listing and bookings, doing a hand-over of the keys and a brief tour, and cleaning up after. I know a friend of a friend of a friend has been providing a service for 2 years now where he does all that for 20% of the profit on other people's properties.

Amsterdam has set up rules that limit Airbnb to 60 days a year. I think that's sensible. It allows people to make some money while traveling two months of the year, lowers costs of housing because in the up to 60 days the home owner is gone, the space is not wasted but instead utilised. But it prevents investors from arbitraging the 3:1 ratio between short-term subletting income vs costs of holding the property long-term, which turns your city into a tourist paradise at the expense of raises prices for actual citizens too much (because all the investors push up prices) for my taste. This 60d rule is a good balance. (it's just yet to be enforced)
That was incredibly interesting. Thank you!
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Awesome work! I've built similar projects like this but nothing at this scale, or this polished. I have a bunch of questions:

How do you deal with bad sentences/mistakes in the source data? Even the best dictionaries I look at often have very odd example sentences (at least in Japanese/English dictionaries). Do you have any plans to vet for things like this?

You measure word difficulty by frequency, but do you do any heuristics for sentence difficulty?

Do you have any idea if you method works? I'm not attacking you, what your site does is very similar to what I did on my own to learn a second language, but having hard data would be great.

Again, I really love the site, keep up the good work!
True, but if it's been detected at this level of activity, why wouldn't it have been detected before now at a higher level of activity than this? There are privately operated and often networked sensors all over Europe.
Aruba is a pretty good deal. https://www.arubacloud.com/ - Twice the transfer bandwidth than Linode, otherwise then same and roughly 80% cheaper.

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Ask HN: Good introductory economic courses for a complete beginer
I am Computer science engineer by day but lately, I have grown interested in economics reading a few articles here and there (the economist, Financial times, etc), and I would love to do a mooc or any other kind of nice course/resource where I can learn more about it.
Property is a fascinating asset-class. Is there anything else where amateur investors are so encouraged to take the plunge? Just look at TV shows about it: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=tv+show+house+renovation
Here's the original article by Jon Wheatley: http://needwant.com/p/buying-apartment-airbnb/

I wouldn't consider him a "professional Airbnb Investor"; he just did it once.