skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it is the next-gen high-end handheld. You couldn't improve the 3DS much without ending out at something close to the switch. But it is larger and significantly higher priced. Especially when you compare it to the 2DS which is less than $100. So for quite a while the 2/3DS are going to occupy the lower price point and ultraportable sector. Only as the Switch prices get lower and possibly a "Switch Mini" gets released, the 2/3DS would be phased out completely.
One reason I reduced my alcohol intake substantially is the effect that alcohol had on my resting heart rate. It would go up around 90bpm (or higher if I was dealing with a particularly bad hangover the next day). When I abstain it stays around 60.
This story and the comments make me curious as to how many hard charging project leaders have, or would, work through a heart attack.

These words stuck out to me:

> I was fucking annoyed – I felt like I was just super tired and needed some energy, and energy drinks and caffeine weren’t doing the trick.

He then went on to keynote a conference and live for what seems like at least two more days without seeking medical attention.

I'm a mid 30's man, my family history includes heart disease, my father is stubborn as am I. If some day I felt tired, and constricted, my first thought would not be that maybe my heart is failing, but it probably shouldn't be my last thought.

We cannot achieve our goals or lead projects if we are dead. This close call woke me up to paying attention to my body, and maybe we all can benefit from it.
How about climbing? It's awesome exercise, and has been the source of many of my friends and countless road trips for me.
Honest question, why not buy it on the Wii U then?
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It's end-to-end encryption. For large sites, customer owns the encryption keys on their hardware so we can't intercept/decrypt even if we're ordered to.
Yes I was wrong.
So there were a couple of articles pointing out that blockchains are much worse than other kinds of databases in almost every way, except that they let mutually-distrusting parties maintain an append-only consensus without a trusted arbiter.

It's not clear to me that most corporations that do business with each other are "mutually-distrusting" in the radical cypherpunk sense, since they often use trusted arbiters and intermediaries with great success and have deep investments in the legal system.

I can think of different examples of mutually-distrusting parties that can benefit from a decentralized append-only ledger in various ways, but large corporations in their business dealings with one another don't seem to match. (They aren't anonymous with each other, they have repeat dealings and reputation, they don't have a strong incentive to defraud each other, they're subject to the same governments' jurisdictions, they have access to dispute-resolution mechanisms that they can readily invoke and whose fairness they generally respect, they already have pretty good mechanisms for enforcing most contracts that they care to make, they're already reliant on trusted intermediaries for many purposes, and they're mostly not ideologically or even very practically reluctant to allow governments to make authoritative decisions about their right to engage in particular transactions.)

How will blockchains help them, compared to centralized or merely distributed databases?
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Awesome, thank you for the link. I don't know why I've not seen or found that yet!
There is no such thing as perfect simulation.

And, it's more likely that when people realize how incredibly hard it is to build exascale machines, and how unproductive they will be, they'll just end up training deep learning models which approximate the perfect simulations well enough and cost-effectively enough on commodity GPUs that nobody will buy or build supercomputers any more.
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What is correct when responding to scientific evidence is does not change with one's political views.

The correct response is the same as for any other scientific result: Was the experiment designed correctly? Was it executed correctly? And (most importantly) has it been reproduced by other investigators?
I think the larger point is, anyone else would have had it at launch, because it would have been both a no-brainer and no big deal. Netflix is generally pretty good about supporting ports of their client to anything that can run it. There's also no Virtual Console, the eShop isn't available for review yet... and Nintendo has a terrible track record on online services. The Wii U was even further behind on such matters than it was on graphics, compared to the Xbox One and PS4. You can argue that Nintendo shouldn't compete on graphics. But simple stuff like "downloadable games I buy should be linked to my account, not my console" are things they should be doing and have a really bad track record with. So I think Nintendo doesn't deserve a lot of the benefit of the doubt that they will get things like Netflix up-and-running on the Switch.
Flew to Auckland from SFO for our honeymoon for ~$950 roundtrip per ticket, so it's not horrendously expensive, but of course I'd hardly call that the kind of sum you'd want to throw away jut for an interview.
Is that ADSL? If it's 2 up/2 down, is that not SDSL?
The fact that you're not forced to be on Twitter means that victims can leave, but it also means that bullies can be banned. Why prefer the first option?
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I had a Surface Book. It was my first foray back into Windows territory. The device itself is amazing. Blows the doors off an iPad, in terms of productivity. (remember: long time Apple user)

Unfortunately, I ragequit it and sold it after dealing with the "sleep of death" issue enough times. Well-documented issue, and supposedly fixed with updates. (that was not my experience).
I'm going to agree with you and take this opportunity to plug http://cleanfeed.net/ We run a free 'VOIP' system that does zero processing on your audio.

It's actually for broadcasters who just want to get live audio from A to B, untouched. But as it's two way (and multi-way) we're finding users contacting us to say they're using it for regular 'conferencing'.

I suppose we are also doing it ourselves; we used Cleanfeed to communicate when developing Cleanfeed.

Elsewhere in the thread people mention jitter etc. issues. In my experience, 200-300ms of latency has much less negative impact on rapport than aggressive audio processing.
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And after that?
A bit off topic but I'm keen on companies in this space. I'm going to start following lendix. Good luck filling these roles.
Maybe to releasing Steam games, but I still think Android and iOS are terrible gaming platforms. I need Nintendo to stick around though, because everyone else is just making turnkey PCs while Nintendo tries something new every once and a while.
I missed the other one first time around, so it doesn't feel anything close to spam to me. Maybe if I saw one of these everyday.
Yes, please!

We have enough playlists formats to support already (and most of them are half-baked/half-broken already). There is no good reason to not reuse and extend xspf.

(Last time I counted 16 major playlists formats in VLC...)
Tiny correction: you _can_ create a multiline display. Two-line devices have been sold, and full-page ones demonstrated. However, it isn't practical or affordable.

Impractical: you can stack piezo-electric Braille cells, but your device will be about half an inch high per line of text. Weight also goes up, of course.

Not affordable: ballpark, a _cheap_ piezoelectric Braille cell costs at least $25 per character (http://www.aph.org/orbit-reader-20/ uses a different technology, but is considered cheap at $500 for 20 characters). That's $3.50 per 'bit'. At that price, two 80-character lines would cost you $4000 (In reality, that probably buys you _one_ 80-character line)
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I attended one of Jason's talks on taking control of your own data. Super inspiring. I went up to ask him a question after (and I never do that!) and went away satisfied.
It's probably worth going to a doctor to get an EKG and get checked out. If your heart beat is irregular (either the time between beats seems random, or you have pauses or early beats), it could be a sign of an electrical disturbance in your heart.

(this is not medical advice - go see a doctor!)
When people offers you free meat, it is because they have hidden a hook in it.

Honestly I can't really see why I should go to New Zeeland even if they had a great jobmarket: why relocate half-way around the world to a country that as far as I know has no interesting tech companies.
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[Bias Alert: author of Airflow] can confirm that Airflow allows you to incorporate all of the seven steps, and more as an open platform.

At Airbnb Airflow is far from being limited to data engineering. All the batch scheduling goes through Airflow and many team (data science, analysts, data infra, ML infra, engineering as a whole, ...) uses Airflow in all sorts of ways.

Airflow has a solid story in terms of reusable components, from extendable abstractions (operator, hooks, executors, macros, ...) all the way to computation frameworks.
Maybe I'm super confused here, but I thought there was no such thing as "higher resolution" when it came to analog TV signals. This was before HDMI/HDTV. Your resolution was whatever NTSC/PAL dictated. Or am I wrong?
Thirty Years of Research On Race Difference in Cognitive Ability, aggregates over a dozen studies from the past few decades, looking at everything from twins raised in different environments, the effects of adoption, location of the population, etc, using everything from multiple IQ tests to the ASVAB.

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Its worth reading and answers your question, while refuting the OP above
>They should have similar parasite load and nutritional status.

This is strong assumption. Malnutrition (wider concept than just calories) exists in US and there are large differences between ethnic groups.

Interestingly enough, from the same researchers:

Parasite prevalence and the distribution of intelligence among the states of the USA,
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/229409035_Parasite_...

>In this study, we tested the parasite-stress hypothesis for the distribution of intelligence among the USA states: the hypothesis proposes that intelligence emerges from a developmental trade-off between maximizing brain vs. immune function. From this we predicted that among the USA states where infectious disease stress was high, average intelligence would be low and where infectious disease stress was low, average intelligence would be high. As predicted, we found that the correlation between average state IQ and infectious disease stress was − 0.67 (p < 0.0001) across the 50 states. Furthermore, when controlling the effects of wealth and educational variation among states, infectious disease stress was the best predictor of average state IQ.Highlights► We compared rates of infectious disease with average IQ across USA states. ► We controlled for education and wealth. ► Infectious disease was the best predictor of average IQ.
The first thing that tipped them off was looking at the blood vessels in my eyes, not measuring my BP. This is an absolutely routine part of an eye exam, so I wasn't stressed out or anything like that while they were doing it.

High blood pressure will not always be accompanied by easily detectable symptoms like audible thumping. There's a reason why it's called "the silent killer." (See: https://www.cdc.gov/bloodpressure/index.htm).
And the NES robot, R.O.B. ...
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In Ireland when you say "other half" you generally mean wife, husband, boyfriend, girlfriend or partner. And the No. 1 thing I thought reading this was that Rachel, whoever she is, must be a damn saint.
Agreed, this is what it looks like on my screen.

http://i.imgur.com/hoyFicn.jpg
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I like this utilitarian perspective and believe it could strike a good content/profitability balance if done correctly. Constantly pushing new hardware specs is what has allowed the novelty of franchises to wear off into tired rehashes with better graphics. So we have to buy new hardware to push the new rendering engine that powers the new Call of Duty game that is ... the same as the previous 3 Call of Duty games, with more realistic 'splosions and faces.

If a company could, and would, pour its resources into a novel concept that leveraged existing, known technology, then I could be pretty happy with that. I don't like having to buy/accumulate more "stuff" but that's what we're being sold.

The closest I've seen Nintendo come to allowing this "Lateral Thinking ..." philosophy was with Xenoblade Chronicles X. Otherwise I've been wholly disappointed with the Wii U and the Wii before it (once the novelty wore off).
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Looks like it won't take much. A lot of USB-C power banks on Amazon max out at 3A/5V; at 15W, that's just about the top power consumption measured on the Switch (16W), so it ought to be enough to at least keep the battery constant as power use fluctuates during regular gameplay.

I expect we'll see 5A+ power packs in the future which will handle it easily.
Short answer? Yes, you certainly can be.

A friend of mine is a foul-mouthed dirty scoundrel when he speaks Portuguese with Brazilian friends (where he grew up for half his childhood), a normally-swearing Texan cowboy when he speaks with American friends (where he went to college), and a swear-words-have-never-touched-my-lips gentleman when he speaks received pronunciation with his British friends (other half of childhood in London).

He's the same person... but entirely different people.

Another anecdote, when I taught English in Brazil, I had one adult student, a lawyer, who was entirely serious and down-to-business with a deeper voice when speaking her native Portuguese, but in English she spoke like a little girl, at a much higher pitch, and a much sunnier personality.

But on the other hand, another very multi-lingual friend of mine is exactly the same person in every language -- same attitude, same swearing, same everything.

So not sure what it says about your personality... or personalities... :)
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One of the important paradigms that I think Luigi and Airflow miss is that they treat pipelines as a DAG of tasks, when it really should be thought of as a DAG of Data.

It's a subtle difference, but has huge impacts when you're trying to dynamically scale tasks based on cluster resources and track data lineage throughout your system.(Disclosure: I'm the founder of Pachyderm[0], a containerized data pipeline framework where we version control data in this way).

Check out Samuel Lampa's post[1] about dynamically scaling data pipelines for more details.

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[1] http://bionics.it/posts/dynamic-workflow-scheduling
I'm very intrigued by what you're saying, but can't imagine it. What makes it easier to express practical concepts? How is it more positive than others? How are others better at expressing suspense, and abstract concepts?
Answering the question

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multilingualism#Personality
Isn't one good reason the fact that you avoid the whole confusion of "I imported my XSPF playlist with all my IDs but my player didn't find any songs!" "Oh, that's because your player only supports XSPF 1, not 1.1"?
Possibly they don't want to make it easy to determine their accuracy rate.
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And if you mive the library you do a search-replace on the path :)