skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have seen a few online videos about a fantastic method that can get you started at 10000 eur/month guaranteed. The sky is the limit.

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When it comes to product types, your best options are:

- Info products (Ebooks, Video Courses, etc)

- Software products (SaaS)

- Services (Web Development, SEO, etc)

- Affiliate links

The first two are by far the most profitable ones, but also the most challenging to make. Affiliate links are the easiest but also least useful in the long term.

The most profitable niches are:

- Business - anything that helps people to make money

- Education - anything that helps people to be better at their craft

- Health

- Relationships

- Entertainment

Find where your skills, profitable niches, and profitable product types overlap, and that will be a good place to start.

Then it comes down to a simple formula:

> Traffic * Conversions = Profit

The best way to get traffic is to create value and share it for free (Articles, Videos, free software, etc).

You can use SocialMedia/SEO/Ads to drive traffic to your free value, and use that to build mailing list.

Then you share more value with your subscribers to develop trust, and eventually you can sell your products to them.
I don't know if my cat recognizes herself in the mirror, but she definitely understands how mirrors work, and enjoys using the reflection. For example, even when she can look at me, she sometimes likes looking at my reflection in the mirror with me behind her as I hold a ball. She tracks the ball in the mirror, and when I throw it, she uses the reflection to locate it. She succeeds every time.
Out of curiosity, do you know why you see the "vouch" button? I always knew it existed, and assumed that it was unlocked at some karma level; but your account has less karma than mine, so I must be wrong.
I'm guessing sand on plexiglass isn't super quiet =)
Not really. All Intel has are Ticks. Incremental upgrades for the next few years at least.
There is nothing special about using ZFS with/without ECC.

You are getting the same benefits using any filesystem while running with ECC.

Also the "myth" that wrong checksum calculations due to a bitflip will degrade a ZFS filesystem even faster is not valid.

There are some articles/newsgroups around explaining this in much more detail.

So: Using ZFS on non ECC is not inherently unsafer than other filesystems on non ECC.
I believe it's easier to read a native language than code. I would also counter there is no harm to comments like this so just because you don't find it useful doesn't mean someone else won't.
New satellite network watches everything, and everyone on Earth in real time
I think that's happened to my a couple of times.
Grab a copy of Win10 LTSB-N and get rid of Win7. It has all that annoying crap stripped out.

You should be able to find a copy fairly easily floating around here and there.
There are always jobs if you take a low enough wage.
For the last two years we have been building out an AI-driven anomaly detection service that monitors critical equipment for failure: https://shprd.com. We make it possible for small & medium sized companies to be able to get the huge cost and manpower benefits of predictive maintenance as a turn-key solution - connect cheap sensors to motors, boilers, A/C compressors and monitor them for correct behaviour, alert on abnormal performance and before failures (a full list of what we monitor is at https://www.shprd.com/deployment).

We are using various ML modelling methods to understand each sensor's normal operating behaviour - more info on the tech is at https://www.shprd.com/technology

We are just coming out of our R&D phase and into full commercialisation. Any critique of the explanation site or other info welcomed!
I always thought that song was about DPD, arguably a more serious syndrome than the parent poster described :).

EDIT: Depersonalisation disorder - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depersonalization_disorder
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I'm not sure how much you are following, but AMD is doing quite well on Linux/*BSDs (at least regarding graphics, but they haven't had any interesting CPUs for a while). Mesa 17 has just hit OpenGL 4.5 compatibility on last 4 generations of Radeons [1].

Radv, community-developed Vulkan driver supporting last 3 generations of Radeons, supports vkQuake, Dota 2, and The Talos Principle, which is pretty much everything there is on Linux [2]. Playing Doom 2016 over Wine using Vulkan is also working if one uses airlied's branch [3]. Performance is not on par with Windows right now, but I expect it to improve over time.

[1] https://www.mesa3d.org/relnotes/17.0.0.html
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_with_Vulkan_supp...
[3] https://github.com/airlied/mesa/tree/radv-wip-doom-wine
The people can take jobs with low nominal wages which will have higher purchasing power due to automation. Jobs never run out; see lump of labour fallacy.
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It is self-evident.

Increasing the block size may indeed make a coin more centralised but we are talking about using cryptocurrency to replace outdated systems among banks, government agencies and brokers. In this case, it's not unreasonable to assume that the participants could afford to dedicate sufficient storage space to handle high transaction rates. There is no fixed limit on the transaction rate.
Amd is prepping a 32 core server beast. Considering Intel just launched a 24 core chip costing 9000 dollars, and considering the AMD IPC is looking good, Intel execs must be gnawing down to their elbows at the prospect of AMD walking in to that market at 50% pricing deltas. Over to GloFo though on process. That appears to be the a possible achilles heel here for AMD.
Of course, if it didn't it would just be boring. But it does have things that are funny for the sake of being funny.
What else did he eat? Sugar will raise your insulin level, which directs more blood sugar to fat cells.

So it's not just a case of calories in calories out.
The fundamental challenge is that of having hand-delivered paper newspapers be the centralized hub of information.

Any manifestation of the Internet makes that obsolete - but the specific method of obsoletion may be different by country.
You demonstrate that the author is indeed snarky towards blockchains.
Murphy's Law: My Nexus 5x and Project Fi Story
Has anyone tried scaleway?
I think you're on a really weird high horse saying 7 is OK but 10 is bad. If you're only using the thing for games, and you're not ideologically opposed to using nonfree software, what's the difference? It seems a similar argument to "Win7 is OK, but a PS4 is not, because of software freedom."
I live in Sweden and we've kept our eggs unrefrigerated in our home. However, we recently sponsored a chicken and now get to buy more ethically obtained (in my opinion) eggs from a small local farm in batches that might last a month or so. The farm owner recommended that we refrigerate the eggs, I suspect because we are not using them as quickly as you would otherwise go through a carton of eggs from the supermarket. I'm also not sure what period of time the eggs are collected over, so they could very well already be a week old by the time we receive them. So now we refrigerate to be safe.
It is a matter of calories in calories out.

He didn't just increase his concentration of fat, he straight up gained 8.5 kilograms of mass.
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Weight gain is impossible without the necessary amount of calories. It is the simple law of conservation of mass/energy.

160 calories * 21 days = 3360 calories. This is enough to gain about 1 pound of weight, not 19.
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Little OT but this comment proves to me that HN is the only (if unlikely) place I can read a balanced and calm discussion on somewhat incendiary subjects. It seems to me that every political discussion lately turns into a shitshow instantly.

Anyhow, does anyone know some outlet similar to HN discussion-quality-wise? I don't mean political discussions exclusively.
I remember those days and bought AMD then too. There was even a third competitor in those days, Cyrix.
I, too, prefer Count Zero. But I also think the trilogy should be regarded as a whole. Both Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive have mutiple characters and plotlines that converge towards the end, and likewise one can see Neuromancer and Count Zero as two independent strands that converge in the third book.
Soul Searching is a narrative game, that you take a journey to find yourself. It's one of the best indie games I played for sometime now.
I thought the exact same thing and recently put it to the test, and my estimate now is that in my case in about 15 years the time spent on creating the automation will likely have been payed off: 2 machines every 5 years, let's say 2 days to get them manually installed/configured completely vs about 6 days spent on the automation now. At least, if my stack or aplication preferences etc doesn't change too much. As a bonus: I learned some new stuff while doing it. So in the end for me it was worth it because of that learning and because I really dislike repeatedly installing stuff, waiting for installers to complete, customizing, ... But let's see again after a couple of iterations if I still think that way (e.g. if it turns out the automation scripts require too much caretaking, as per xkcd).
> I'd rather work on modern AND stable language (I actually do, its not Swift, buy that's not my point)

Greetings fellow Rust user ;)
dragonwriter said it here but the actual reasoning went something like this:

1. I need to add some documentation and explanation.

2. I might as well document the different parts using screenshots since the elements are visual.

3. I might as well make videos (or gifs) to show what the actions do.

4. I might as well make the video interactive to drive home the points that the user can customize the interface to look like whatever they like. (This incidentally also perpetuate the joke about this program being meta.)

If this were Javascript, I think the guided tour wouldn't be an issue (but I understand that it isn't and the further step with virtualenv makes it even less approachable).

There's also the issue of time. That I'd probably only make one of these, at least at first. I chose 4. Maybe it was not the best choice.

I'm still trying to think of a good way to also add 2 or 3 but my gut feeling says that people are less likely to try the interactive version if I add that. I suppose this is the sort of thing that needs testing to find out.

Also, most visual tools have a clearly define "this is the toolbox" and "this is the stuff the tools apply to" so some though is needed to be able to show that there isn't even such a division. For example the default first screen is probably really confusing to look at on its own (so the natural next thing to ask for it an explanation of what the viewer is supposed to be looking at!).
One... Person?..
That'S 58°C
Yeah, I'm running 1080@120hz on a GTX1080 with a 2500k@4.5ghz on all cores and the GPU maxes out before the CPU. Google around a bit for OW competitive settings and you should be able to achieve something similar :)
AMD isn't limited to GloFo. There are rumors they're utilizing Samsung, as well, since it's also 14nm. And they could pivot to TSMC for 10nm, once Fab 15b is operational.
Well, that's good, if you system is so fast, than just use more boxes ... (parameter)

On MY system chrome is still quite ahead of FF. And that was the point, not that you have a good pc ...

(oh and the benchmark is not from me, but actually from the FF dev team itself, as part of emscripten ... and they used to be quite faster than all the others, but apparently not anymore. At least not at the moment ...)
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Which is just one of many, e.g. more scriptable example: Powershell DSC. Ansible should also run on Windows. There's also SaltStack and Otter.
probably spiked his blood sugar causing him to eat more food in general. pretty poor article missing a million confounding variables
How not to lose your mind with too many microservices
Yeah I'm doing the Japanese one now and it has a lot of unfamiliar kanji in it even on the lowest level. I never really learned much kanji.
Or better, replace your job!
32 core beast makes me think of a chip the size of a drink mat. Presumably it does fit in the AM4 socket though.
Great use-case for the server-grade Atoms. I have a freenas build with an Avoton 8-core and it's fantastic. Asrock Rack c2750D4i, check it out. Can't wait for the new Atom server chips as well, and I hope AMD launches a competitor in the low-power / storage server market.
If you preserve the egg in lime, ash, and a few other ingredients for long enough, the egg turns into a "Century Egg" with an almost jello like look and consistency
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century_egg

Tastes kinda gross though (but I might be biased)
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I noticed something weird when doing Japanese. When you answer a question, it says the correct sentence out loud in one voice, but sometimes the voice says something different than what is written. Then when I click the play button, it says the sentence correctly but in a totally different voice.

At first I thought I was just crazy, but this has happened at least 3 times in 3 "rounds" so far.
First, Greenwald:
>1) Trump presidency is dangerous. 2) CIA/DeepState abuse of spy powers to subvert elected >Govt is dangerous. One can cogently believe both.

Second, the media is not to be trusted. Truman, JFK, Bernie Sanders, Eisenhower, Ron Paul, all warned of the CIA, and all said it should be basically destroyed or returned to its original mission. The CIA meddling in media and pushing agendas through our newspapers, cable news, and respectable media outlets has been long established. It is no conspiracy theory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mockingbird

>Yes - the press is definitely biased, but most of what the MSM publishes is essentially true.

CNN stating on national broadcast TV that the people are not allowed to read Wikileaks because it is illegal to read fake news: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5aOou-2BpE

Washington Post calling the Ron Paul Institute Russian Propaganda. Seriously. https://theintercept.com/2016/11/26/washington-post-disgrace...

Then there's the issue of what they choose to publish
>Emails Show Hillary Clinton Aides Celebrating F-15 Sales to Saudi Arabia: “Good News”
Source: https://theintercept.com/2016/02/22/saudi-christmas-present/

Most people I've encountered, when informed of Hillary's connections to Saudi Arabia, simply do not believe me.

This problem can be summarized by Douglas Adams:
>"The people hate the lizards and the lizards rule the people."

Full quote:
“[Ford said] ".. On its world, the people are people. The leaders are lizards. The people hate the lizards and the lizards rule the people."
"Odd," said Arthur. "I thought you said it was a democracy."
"I did," said Ford. "It is."
"So," said Arthur, hoping he wasn't sounding ridiculously obtuse, "why don't the people get rid of the lizards?"
"It honestly doesn't occur to them," said Ford. "They've all got the vote, so they all pretty much assume that the government they voted in more or less approximates to the government they want."
"You mean they actually vote for the lizards?"
"Oh yes," said Ford with a shrug, "of course."
"But," said Arthur, going in for the big one again, "why?"
"Because if they didn't vote for a lizard," said Ford, "the wrong lizard might get in.”

If the era of lizards is allowed to continue, tyranny is closer around the corner than most people would believe, and almost everyone loses.

Finally, we're very lucky for Glenn Greenwald and people like him. Without people like him the world would be a much darker place.
This question comes up constantly. Anybody doing anything with more than 16GB, especially data science (think all the R and Python people, all scientists), anybody running a memory cached data store (all server side people on mongo, redis, etc), and anybody doing finance or engineering, wants ECC. Basically anybody doing anything where data persistence is important, and/or where even the slightest chance of silent corruption is catastrophic. And with Intel you had to spend well north of 1k to get it on an 8/16 system. Hoping Ryzen does it.
You need an enterprise cutlery inventory management system.
That's.....not how non-ECC works. Even a little.

RAM bitflips randomly, period. It's just how it works. A cosmic ray can hit the memory chip just right and flip it, there's no way to predict or control that no matter how "stable" your machine is. ECC still does the same, it just has a parity bit on each line to confirm against and flip it back, as needed.
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There are mountains of evidence that ants are dumber than, for example, dogs. Occam's razors says that the most likely answer is a flaw in the test rather than ants being some of the smartest animals around.
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> It is a melancholy truth, that a suppression of the press could not more compleatly deprive the nation of it's benefits, than is done by it's abandoned prostitution to falsehood.

its*

;-)
The guy you're replying to looks like he wants 144 fps on 4K. Which is prolly not doable with current hardware.
I live in Romania, another EU country, and the eggs from the super-market are definitely not washed. They're also always refrigerated.
This has been discussed extensively. It's very likely due to memory.

The only specs we've seen released for any of the benchmarks have shown very slow memory with high latency being used. When someone went about replicating the same timings on his Intel CPU, he saw a significant drop in those same scores. The post was on the TomsHardware forums when the first leak slipped out.
I remember cyrix being later in the game with its 686/166 Mhz proc which did wonders.
Nobody said it was a study... But if you want to see what effect 40 teaspoons of sugar a day have on yourself then you don't care about anybody else. It's like beeing in a plane that crashes: you don't care that a proper study says that you only have a chance of 1 in 10 milion to die when you are already in a plane that crashes.
There wouldn't be all this running around trying to fix everything if the person that was supposed to win had won the election.
And thanks for the hints, I will look into that ...

" cause at the moment Firefox is almost 4x as fast as Chromium on WebGL2 Unity3D."

That sounds like asm bonus in Firefox .. and not yet activated wasm in chrome ...
So that might change, as soon Unity can compile to wasm. (or do they that allready?)
But nevertheless, it's good to hear that Firefox still can shine ...
It's a guess. Someone called Jeff Kaplan seems to be the only person responding to posts on https://archive.org/iathreads/forums.php about stuff needing to be taken down. And don't even get me started on the terrorism videos...
These release in less than two weeks. Intel's "current" gen released less than a month ago.

Seems pretty fair to me.
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I don't understand why the claim in your second paragraph is an axiom. Doesn't it follow trivially from your definition?
If ZFS is anything like BTRFS, then I don't think ECC is super necessary. Yeah, it'll prevent problem from eventually cropping up when the RAM shits itself, but it's not like those issues compound silently in the night. When my ram started going a bit down the drain, (Flipping the occasional bit. Rare enough that the system still ran fine) I was hounded with checksum errors and any attempt to work with the data was met with error messages until I got new RAM. I don't think ECC is really all that important unless you're dealing with data worth thousands of dollars or more.
There is a consumer preference for washed eggs in Sweden now for decades (which seems to be the result of some information campaign). Therefore Sweden is the only EU country in which eggs can generally be washed but washing is tightly regulated there.
> it's the fact that half this country does not care for fact vs fiction.

I know Facebook is a US-based product and everything, but I'm really getting sick and tired of products that are used all over the world getting adjusted just because they are a problem now in the US.

First we had "fake news" (which used to be called just propaganda), which we have dealt with long before Internet was even a big thing in our region[0]. Now this.

Media survives just fine here. Most people still don't use adblockers and most people are ready to donate for good quality journalism (in fact, there's a Serbian-based investigative reporting center that's currently making an excellent progress in moving away from grants to one-time donations by their readers, and there are other digital-only media sources across Europe which are even breaking records living off of subscriptions by being transparent and talkative to their audience[1]). But nope, instead of doing their own thing, they're going to have to adjust because Facebook wants to promote more "local" things to encourage "civil engagement" because a "research suggests it" (keep in mind there's not a single mention of what that research might actually be, neither in the article itself, nor in the manifesto).

You have separate sections in every newspaper what so ever, and unlike in Facebook's very specific, and very tailored to every individual bubbles, at least you skim through the headlines from other sections while you're trying to locate something you will actually read. That alone makes you more informed about what is going on more than Facebook's bubbles ever will.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_during_the_Yugoslav...

[1] https://medium.com/de-correspondent
I'm in the same position as you now, I think - a coder who wants to explore interesting subjects that rely on math knowledge I don't have. How are your studies going now? I have recently (a couple of weeks ago) started going through a textbook on discrete mathematics, spending 1-2 hours a day. So far it feels like I'm going through concepts that I intuitively already know (the first chapter is on logical thinking), but it has been very interesting to learn how to put names and definitions to those concepts, and to prove them. After this I hope to study algorithms and statistics.