skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Then the main thing is to finish the internship. As cool as your creation may be it is probably not that valuable to the people running the internship. Keep that in mind and don't negotiate yourself out of the internship.
Litebook – slim 9hr battery life quad-core laptop that ships with elementaryOS
That's because normally the CEO is fired after presiding over a fuckup of this magnitude. (The rampant racism and sexism, not just this latest)
It seems like publishing standards have really sank.
Why not just port some subset of Vulkan to Apple?
I, for one, would love to see Redis and Postgres on GCP. That would be enough to get me to switch I think.
Just so you know, in case you don't, you can use certificates for SSH these days. Not X.509, but certificates nonetheless in that they bind a set of names or IP addresses to a public key and signed by a CA you trust, which, for your machines, will be a CA you control.

Now I can deploy as many new machines as I like and I only have to sign their host keys for all of my SSH clients across my machines to trust that new machine before I first use it.

If this is new information; I have left example instructions at https://paste.debian.net/plainh/6b332023
It's tried and true tech that any competent ops person can use quite easily. Been around much longer than EBS quite frankly.

Dropbox targets end users who don't have the knowledge required to use the alternative, if you're smart enough to use EBS you're probably smart enough to use ZFS snapshotting just as easily. Or could within a day or two. It's really not that hard.

Like I said, there are systems that pretty much manage the whole thing for you and just warn you when something is about to blow up like FreeNAS.
Why is he still in charge? The dude is running the company into the ground as fast as he can.
To quote the old storytelling maxim, "Show, don't tell".
I'm reading a play through story posted elsewhere in this thread[0] and inbetween instalments by the OP there are plenty of comments by people talking about how their ability to play the game is constrained by fps.

This is from Feb 2016, are the updates you're talking about more recent?

[0]http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=156319.0
10 Mistakes to Avoid When Hiring a Mobile App Development Company
I suspect those who smoke could not care less about your "simple IQ test."
I don't think it's that hard to beat the "smart money" provided you don't try to out-trade them.
That's if _everything_ is in containers. Also, don't undermine how much of a difference the host machine configuration can make... Docker uses its kernel.
Synonym with deep, it's an expression of sincerity and/or being particularly heartfelt.
Most people do not even understand what capitalism is thanks to the term becoming conflated with greed. And as the poll shows, not supporting capitalism doesn't mean supporting socialism.
I was referring to the practice of raising kids. Not to participation in one side or the other of the insemination process.
In my experience, people who criticize this article are probably benefiting from "capitalism" (the majority of people on here, I reckon, do), meanwhile those struggling from inequality, not being here, will fail to have their voice heard. And so the echo chamber ensues.

That being said, capitalism and having things like free healthcare and education are hardly mutually exclusive. So I think the article's conclusion, "In an apparent rejection of the basic principles of the U.S. economy...", (more the poll) are a bit misleading.

Here's the actual poll, by the way:

http://www.people-press.org/2011/12/28/little-change-in-publ...

Thanks to twblalock for including the recent poll:

http://iop.harvard.edu/youth-poll/harvard-iop-spring-2016-po....
Every taxicab I have been in for the last few years has had internal video cameras. Where are you getting the idea that someone has a reasonable expectation of privacy in someone else's vehicle, for hire or not? In general in America, this expectation extends no further than one's home.
I think we'd need to do some real analytics on this to see if this is true.

But if it is true: people hawk their stuff or promote their company on HN all the time, including on negative articles about competitors. I have no idea why you think only Google does this, because I've seen it from startups and big tech giants alike.

Google is a huge employer and Googlers could easily be one of the most overrepresented demographics on HN. In that light, it'd be pretty expected.
I'm not sold that it's much better than doing something similar with a mouse (admittedly I don't know any software that exists that does that, I'm guessing it's because nobody wants it). I'm happy to try it when it comes out though.

> Also consider: dogs and cats can't use mouse and keyboard, but they can do head tracking. The first game platform that lets people play video games with their pets will be massive. In that sense, VR isn't about letting pro users do more, it's about expanding capabilities to a wider audience.

Please tell me you know someone working on something like this, because I would love to learn more.
that is not why google decided to "not hold on to the company". it was far more due to culture and direction conflicts. in general, it seems google does not really understand what to do with the companies it purchases.

http://www.businessinsider.com/why-google-and-boston-dynamic...
As Relay's chief competitor in this region, we of Windsong have benefited modestly from the overflow; however, until now we thought it inappropriate to propose a coordinated response to the problem.
As a single point of data, this is not the case at my job
Live TV competing with illegal IPTV service with reseller cost as low as 2$/month and consumer price 9-20$/month(on a small scale).

I know many people who have either cut their TV subscription, or at least scaled it down to lowest cheaper tier, since grabbing a mag254 IPTV box and finding a reseller offering upwards of 1000s of channels.

If u don't know about it, you may be content with standard livetv.
But if you in the know, you are cutting at least part of your cable TV bill.
Like other posters have said, the author appears to be pointing out shortcomings with HTTP, not REST. Roy Fielding made it fairly clear that REST is not strictly associated with HTTP. REST, as an architectural style, is defined by a set of constraints: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfe.... Anything that meets these constraints is considered "REST". Most of the constraints sound like common sense for API design, and where most APIs are disqualified from being truly "REST" and merely "RESTish" is in trying (or not) to fulfill the Uniform Interface/HATEOAS constraint: that the client dynamically traverses information and operations from one resource to another via hypermedia links.

Interestingly there's yet a deeper problem with fully RESTful APIs (Hypermedia APIs), where REST's Stateless Protocol constraint combined with HATEOAS creates an API where clients need to undergo multiple HTTP round trips to load the data they need. For example, suppose your app lets users browse movies. You might have a sequence like:

client: "hey, I'm gonna act like a browser and hit api.com and take it from there"
GET api.com
=>
{
"movies": {
"rel": "content/movies",
"href": "/movies"
}
}

client: "hmm, ok I guess I'll click the movies link"
GET api.com/movies
=>
{
"items": {
"count": 4,
"prev": null,
"next": "/movies/page/2",
[
{"href": "/movies/1"},
{"href": "/movies/2"},
{"href": "/movies/3"},
{"href": "/movies/4"},
]
}
}

client: "ok, I guess I'll fetch each of those movies (I kinda wish the server had just told me what those contents were in the first place)"
GET api.com/movies/1... etc.
=>
{
"href": "/movies/1",
"rel": "self",
"title": "Waterworld",
"image": "/images/waterworld.png",
}
...

And don't forget the client-side logic to join/order all this data and handle errors. This problem is called "underfetching" and it's present in true REST APIs by design. Ironically, many "RESTful" APIs break from the REST constraints specifically to avoid this problem.

Another great article on REST APIs: https://martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.ht...
If the local school bus driver turns out to be hooked on meth, and tearfully apologizes, says they're going to get help and get their life together, and means it... but won't stop driving the bus...

...would you feel the same way?

Support them getting help, respect that we're all human and frail and subject to fall, but don't let them keep their fucking job.
hey this sounds like a great way to increase revenue AND profit! thanks!!

i'm taking this nugget of an idea to Daddy Warren!!
I pretty much covered that when I said that option A was what he did, and option B was anything else. Deflecting would be "anything else". It would have had the result I described.

Instead, by tossing off a couple short paragraphs of apparent and frankly rather self-congratulatory contrition, Kalanick's PR staff has managed to actually pick up a little credibility with, among others, you. That's an impressive accomplishment on their part, and it says a lot about your own lack of cynicism. I hope that doesn't end up screwing you over, because Silicon Valley, as anywhere else in the US that's rife with any kind of politics, can be cruel as hell to people who believe a lot of what they read.

> Support people when they seek help, whoever they are.

Woman beats her husband regularly for years. Eventually, he gets up the gumption to ditch her. When he tells her he's done, she bursts into tears and promises between sobs that she'll get help and do better. You buy that, too?
I'm sure they could detect the sub, but the also have to be able to identify it as hostile and act before it can reach the city, which can take much longer. I also wonder if it's possible to "hide" under a cargo ship to escape detection?
This article is a lot of fluff. It opens with a survey that finds a majority of millenials do not agree with capitalism.

Then it tempers that with the acknowledgement that "capitalism means different things to different people" and that it's unclear if respondents favor another system more, or just don't support anything.

Finally, it sort of meanders around with different people weighing in on what this might mean or what the cause could be.

Nothing really...happened here. It would be nice to see an article (or survey) that does a few things better than this:

1. Engages with both the material and millenials in an intellectually satisfying and nuanced way. Millenials are spoken about here not as members of the conversation, but as specimens. Furthermore, there's frankly not a lot of rigor in figuring out why millenials might not approve of capitalism other than the garden variety "first-pass" analyses you can read elsewhere.

2. Establishes greater rigor in both terminology and discovery. Maybe "capitalism" should have been defined more rigorously in the study. Maybe questions should have been less leading and asked about alternatives if capitalism is not satisfactory to the respondents.

3. Attempts to develop real conclusions instead of polarizing ones. Maybe the survey shouldn't have asked about "capitalism" at all, but instead asked about specific policies in a bipartisan manner. Avoiding the difficulties that make mistakes in my #2 point would be a significant improvement.

In fact, at this point I'm not sure if the goal was to honestly engage with the material or millenials at all at this point, or if there is an agenda for pushing out articles that paint huge demographics with such a broad brush. I don't like feeling that way or questioning this, but it doesn't feel like a real attempt was made here. I honestly left this piece without being able to make any real conclusions. I'm a millenial myself, so take that for what it's worth.
...then act like it? Update your desktop Macs, e.g.
Brave little girl with cancer needs your help
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13760405
Bhutan's dark sense of humour
http://n-gate.com/hackernews/index.rss

http://n-gate.com/hackernews/index.atom
People have definitely had and continue to have successful careers in, and many actually enjoy, JS.

I would never debate that. I think language choice for many people is a personal decision. There are some that I will hold my nose and use; not even complain too much. There are others that the minute there is an alternative to, I would use that instead. JS is in the latter camp for me.

If it helps, my current favorite language is Rust... they may be syntactically similar, but I just can't stand the semantics, or lack there of, of JS.
I'll have to consider your thoughts. I'm personally aware of many of those issues, but can't honestly remember where I learned about them.

One issue in the US is that the poor are themselves divided by race.
So, what they really mean is that they want less globalization... rather then less capitalism... and we know many older voters also voted for less globalization... so it's like both young and old, stung by globalization and financial crises want to retrench?
Thanks for the detailed breakdown. The irony is not lost!
> Filming him without acknowledging it was totally immoral, it should reduce any fair person's bayesian priors as to the credibility of the driver.

Sorry, why should we care about the driver's "credibility" here? Are you alleging the video has been doctored?
Thanks for your comment.

You are right, asyncio and aiohttp is a great combination. I've used them both before. Though aiohttp cost less memory than requests, aiohttp does't support https proxy. This is the only one that isn't so perfect.

Besides , asyncio is something the same as concurrency of celery. I will have a test which one will have a better performance.

Thanks for your comment again.
Raising kids is doubtlessly even less relevant.

Right. But if done successfully (or even just satisfactorily -- given how difficult of a job it truly is), at least has some correlation with character, and general cognitive fortitude.

And hence -- unlike the ability to withstand repeating whiteboarding sessions -- has at least some correlation with actual fitness vis-a-vis the role being applied for.
There is no technical reason. The reasons are all non-technical and irrational. Starting with the word-imagery: Have you ever heard a songbird go "tweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet?" No, it ceases to be a tweet at that point. It's a squawk or scream or warble or something else. And probably it's annoying AF too. You probably think that's unimportant or has nothing to do with it.

Twitter is about the tweet. It's how they got big in the first place. It's the word they added to the dictionary. If you're thinking of pivoting away from what you are, you'd better consider it carefully and be sure it's not the main irreplaceable source of your claim to fame.

PS 10 years is hardly long enough for "always," "traditional" or "nostalgia" to apply.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13760405
> Where are the commercial offerings?

It's called a BeagleBone Black/Green. I can buy 1000 of those tomorrow off of Mouser. And I can go talk to TI to get a volume discount if I'm buying bunches.

The RPi is a neat toy good for one offs and the community is excellent. The $5 is cool marketing, but it's vapor when you go to fab it.

However, when I need to support something commercially, I need datasheets and customer reps. I get that for the Beaglebone while the situation for the RPi is laughable.
s/profound/short/

Also: "I want to apologise" and "I apologise" are subtly but distinctly different.
If your target is the city/population. If it's the president then a surprise attack would be better, although I doubt a nuke carrying enemy sub would be able to get that close.
In many cases, though, cannabis and CBD oil aren't nearly as effective as opioids for relief from severe pain, right? How often is this a viable alternative for patients?

This study only looked at 250 people who already have medical cannabis prescriptions for pain, so this shouldn't be extrapolated too heavily.
Bigly
More developers are interested in working with the Vive from polls - https://uploadvr.com/htc-vive-gdc-state-of-the-industry-2017... - and admittedly it's anecdotal but everyone I know is exclusively interested in the Vive (ignoring my friends that work at Facebook, but they're not game developers).

Yes, games made for PSVR can be ported to the Rift and Vive. However games designed for the Vive that take advantage of its capabilities probably cannot be ported to the other systems. Basically, the Vive can do more stuff, and if you design you game around that it doesn't port well (or potentially at all) to the other headsets.
S3 applications can use any object store if they use S3Proxy:

https://github.com/andrewgaul/s3proxy
Engineering first.

Open API.

Turning Twitter into a federated protocol with 100% compatibility with GNU Social.
Is it really that? I don't believe I'm indicting his qualities as a person; certainly that's not my intent. But if Teller takes off, he's going to have, to a first approximation, the entire world gunning for him - because whoever suborns him or his company has a reasonable chance of getting rich, or at least a solid payday, out of it. That's not a tremendously safe place to be uncynical.
Product, product, product, product, product.

But with people with a track record of actually knowing and having done good products.
Lies. If they did, OS X window management wouldn't be in the shape it is in today.
I went back to a PC this past December after a 16 year, 4 apple laptop stint. But in another four years, I will check back in and maybe try it again. I'm not gonna disown them cause they didn't make the fenders flare out enough this year.
Well sincerity would be a signal that he's going to actually do something about the problems his negligence created.
Any political/economic system will have individual actors that destroy the lives and wellbeings of others.

if your system can prevent these people from wielding such power, i'd like to hear how!
Transactional memory in Forth, in Lisp
> any way to follow this on RSS?

The page has both RSS and Atom feeds. View source is your friend.
I can tell you that if you asked the poorest in America if they believed private ownership of property should be illegal in the US they would disagree.

Socialism to most Americans is free healthcare and college. Capitalism is lobbying and the abuse of government sponsored monopolies.
It may not be as simple as all or nothing you know. It could be adjunct therapy for people who would normally reach for another pill. Truthfully though, I also wonder which pain cannabis is most effective for, compared to opiates. The truth seems to be that opiates are broadly ineffective at the relief of severe pain in many people too, but they're also toxic. It may be that this is better if only because of the lack of toxicity.
Would use Google but I just can't give up access to China. Sad because I also sympathize with Google's position on China.
That was my take on it, too. There was nothing profound about this apology at all. On the contrary, it seems the very smallest and least controversial response he could have made.
Forgive me for not being glued to the news about Uber. What did he say to the driver?
Ask HN: What are the most useful iOS apps for those who live in NYC?
I specified NYC because some apps are either local to NYC, or to a small number of cities. I'm mostly just interested in finding useful and well-made apps.

Apps I currently use and love: Foursquare, Overcast, Citymapper, Kayak, Caviar, Instacart, Hotel Tonight, Newton Email, Instapaper.

Any other recommendations? Thanks in advance :)
Even if there's a gun to your head you can still deny guilt.

Taking responsibility is simple. You just say you did something wrong and intend to seek help. Yet, so few people do this, because it is so hard to get those words out. That's exactly what this CEO did.

If you don't accept when people admit their mistakes, I'd argue you will only end up surrounding yourself with liars. Everyone makes mistakes.
All our new developers are getting 2016 MacBook Pros with Touch Bar and there have been no issues of any kind that I know of so far.
Ask HN: What are the best blog posts on navigating the acquisition process?
So far I've found Brad Feld's series on Letters of Intent [1] and AllBusiness.com's series on Negotiating Acquisition Letters Of Intent [2].

Brad's series is now over a decade old, so it would be useful to find out what trends or conventions may have changed in recent years. I found the AllBusiness series to be very good, though having never read anything on their site before and don't know how reliable their guidance is.

I've found a couple other standalone articles [3, 4] related to LOIs or term sheet negotiation (which has some similar aspects), but would be interested to hear what resources others might suggest.

1: http://www.feld.com/archives/category/term-sheet/page/12

2: https://www.allbusiness.com/negotiating-an-acquisition-letter-of-intent-23776-1.html

3: http://billburnham.blogs.com/burnhamsbeat/2008/04/5-keys-to-maste.html

4: https://www.allbusiness.com/22-mistakes-made-by-sellers-in-ma-transactions-22061-1.html/6
I guess one of the questions is about second-hand smoke. Interestingly, Sir Richard Doll [1], one of the scientists who first proved the link between smoking and lung cancer, was not convinced that second-hand smoke was harmful [2] - it seems that on this, Sir Doll was wrong.

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

[2] http://www.bcmj.org/articles/commonplace-condemned-discovery...
Yea.. you are right.. I just assumed that would fit any use case where speech to text is needed. Which clearly is wrong.
Why not? You bought a cable for every monitor you'd ever connect to. The hdmi cable your monitor came with definitely didn't plug into your MBP from 2015.
(2016)

I'm curious what the results would be for "free enterprise", "free markets", or "private property".
Maybe the way to read this is "willingness to embrace innovative alternatives to the stagnation of current financial systems"
"...capitalism and having things like free healthcare and education are hardly mutually exclusive..." -- good point.

It's also important to note that the semantics on capitalism is almost always misleading in discussions:

https://chomsky.info/20130305/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9XFBN5X1JU
That would be an easier path. Retire rich. The harder one is facing his mistakes publicly and trying to correct them.
LSTMs still need a differentiable loss, because you have to backpropagate a gradient through a long unrolled series of RNN timesteps. Conceptually, there's not much difference between a RNN which takes 10 inputs 1 step at a time and a single big feedforward which takes 10 inputs 10 steps at a time. If you can't define the loss on the feedforward NN, you can't do it with the RNN either, and so you can't learn the parameters for the LSTM units.

An example here would be a char-RNN. It predicts one character at a time, log probability, and the loss function is the log vs the actual character. Nice and differentiable, so you can take the char-RNN unrolled over 10 timesteps, and at each timestep calculate the gradient to optimize the loss. This also gives you a generative model: sample a character based on the probabilities. Now, take the same char-RNN and redefine the loss as 'whether the user pushed upvote or downvote on the entire 10-character string generated'; you have the unrolled RNN which generated the full string, and you backpropagate... what? What is the gradient for each LSTM parameter, telling it how it should be tweaked to slightly increase/decrease the loss?