skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These chips both cost right at $400, and are pretty much on par. What am I missing?
[author] sorry you feel that way. I understand that the section on other similar tools is controversial, especially if you work on one of those. I'm repeating what I hear being very active in this community, and answering the question that was asked to the best of my knowledge. I'm open to editing the article with better information if anyone wants to share more insight.

As mentioned about Luigi, I do not have the whole story, one fact I know is that someone from Spotify gave a talk I did not attend in NYC at an Airflow meetup, and I've heard the original author had left the company. Those are provable statements, happy to debunk on the article if needed.

What do you mean by [current state of the Art]?
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Hangouts is completely broken for me right now when trying to join a hangout via link. As far as I can tell, it's always trying to join calls with the wrong Google Account, and the control that used to be there for switching accounts is gone.
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"Response" in what context and for whom?
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You're correct, most applications do.

QoS/CoS services are best when clearly spelled out in service agreements. Providers may clear markings, but likely because either they don't want to have a free for all when it comes to their queues, or because they didn't purchase the gear that offers the rich queuing needed.
"I’d now had been experiencing a heart attack for about a week."

Holy cow. I didn't realize this was possible. This is a good lesson to all of us not to ignore weird, painful phenomena in our body.
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I think the "in respect to time" and "amount of bit" part is the continuum. You can then think of your communication as a stream and rate. Their computer had a million cores in it's original design, but each could only talk with ~20 nearest neighbors. Weirdly information might begin to mimic simple fluid dynamics in this environment.

I suspect that's why Feynman could build those equations as well as discover that they only needed the 5 buffers. Though I can fully sympathize with the program manager in not wanting to reason in terms of differentials.
If you drank a vial, you'd be curled up on the ground or in bed, not living some scene from The Hangover like the movies portray.
They've made pretty clear that they are going to reverse the policy of deprioritizing prosecutions for at least recreational use in states that have legalized, medical use is less clear.
I don't, did you reply to the wrong comment? I explicitly said that's not the useless class right now.
- Both Chrome and Firefox remove npapi plugin support to move web forward

- But Chrome leaves few plugins, including Hangouts, and makes them builtin

- Now Hangouts does not work in Firefox, users think that Chrome is superior

Party like it's 1999.
It's a totally subjective debate, but IMHO, while the highest quality Reddit comments might be just as good as the highest quality HN comments, I think both the floor and median comment quality levels are much lower on Reddit.

Also HN comments are 95% serious in tone. While joking isn't disallowed, and the occasional high concept satirical comment might get mass upvoted, most jokes are ignored or downvoted. Not the case on Reddit.
A 404 page done right
Applied to this position and emailed you several time and no replies. Google for your name and this Erik Noren[0] from StepOne, Inc. appears. Is that you?

[0] https://github.com/enoren
I'm not following your train of logic where it isn't that bad if a joycon doesn't work if covered by your hands. For a real product it needs to work in all cases, not if you put your hands a certain way.
I am not sure that game industry has a religion about proprietary software, they use a lot of open source libraries. But you need a lot of tools to make a game - GUI editor, animation graph editor, audio editor, cutscene editor, AI editor ... and it makes harder to create games if all of these editors are from different 3rd party providers with different controls, settings, installers, .... What is more some of these tools need to be taylored to the specific game or integrated too tightly with other editors. E.g. cutscene editor must be tightly integrated with scene editor, or AI editor must be taylored to specific game, since they use extremely different AIs.

What is more thare are not really FOSS tools for game industry. There is GIMP or Blender, but most artists prefer commercial alternatives because they are arguably better. Tiled editor is pretty popular for 2D. But other than there is almost nothing. I would love to avoid implementing an editor/debugger for my behaviour trees, or visual editor for shaders, but there is simply no good FOSS for that.
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That touchscreen disabling is annoying. But luckily, it's pretty easy to hack into the system and disable it, so you can use the touchscreen any time.

Much of the time, though, the "commander" knob works well for controlling the system while driving. But once in a while, there's stuff that's just too annoying to do that way, like when trying to select an artist out of your large music library on the USB drive. If there's 100+ artists, and you're trying to pick one that doesn't start with 'A', it's much faster to use the touchscreen to select the first letter on the right side alphabet bar, then select the artist from there.

Also, entering in addresses on the nav system is impossible without using the touchscreen (you can only select favorites with the commander knob). So if you want to set an address while you're driving, you can't, without doing my hack above. Of course, it's probably not a good idea for you to enter an address or GPS coordinates while you're driving, but there's a second seat in the front row, next to you, which may have something called a "passenger" sitting in it, who can also easily reach the touchscreen. Preventing them from using the touchscreen when they're not even driving, and forcing the driver to find a place to pull over, is just asinine.

The Mazda3's HVAC system doesn't just have "good tactile buttons", it's entirely separate from the infotainment system. On the cheaper models, it's all mechanical, and on the more expensive models it's automatic, but either way it has no connection to the infotainment at all, it's all knobs and buttons just like it should be.
Meh... the new in-demand job for "useless" people will be gathering all the training data to feed into TensorFlow.
What? A 1080, 1080Ti, Titan X isn't "enough". So the closest you can get to "enough" is worthwhile.
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Quote from UCSF "... I.T. costs have nearly tripled between 2011 and 2015"

This is the real story. The ballooning salaries and cost of living in San Francisco from the tech boom has completely blown UC's budget out of proportion.

These people are not downtrodden factory workers in some midwestern town losing their livelihoods. They are highly qualified IT workers in the hottest job market that has ever existed anywhere. They will all have job offers in weeks.
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The article says he'll remain as co-CIO.

As his long term stated goal is to replace most humans in the company with a "What would Ray Dalio do?" AI, I'd say he's still on track to be in charge of everything (assuming that includes the CEO spot!).
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Someone else said so too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13765543
There are plenty of indications that Nintendo considers this release a just as an early on release addressing the enthusiasts who need to have a new console on the first day. They clearly plan to ramp up everything over the course of the year. One could claim that the release is only finished when Mario Odyssey gets released. Nintendo clearly hinted at the virtual console coming to the Switch, its just not there yet. It is probably connected to some of the upcoming online feature (as they talked about offering a different older game with it every month). Nintendo probably equally wants to stress that the Switch isn't a tablet but a serious gaming system. Therefore (and probably just because they are not finished), no web browser or Netflix client now. But there is no reason to assume they are going to be left out forever.
I like this idea -- it allows the seller to find an optimal price through what's basically an auction process. The early buyers get a "good" deal, and when sales level off, they can roll back the pricing a few dollars and know they've found their optimal market position.
We don't currently have use cases that require heavy transformations (see this blog post I wrote to explain why: https://blog.stitchdata.com/why-our-etl-tool-doesnt-do-trans...).

However, since Singer is built around piping data between applications, your suggestion - to code something that sits between taps and targets - makes perfect sense. The whole "flow" would look like:

$ tap-mydatasource | do-aggregations | target-mytarget

We'd be eager to hear from anyone who tries this approach!
Sure.

1. Check 'remote', and I get a single job (Automation dev, Dublin, Ireland)

2. Uncheck 'remote', zoom right out 75 jobs off the coasts of Ghana & Gabon, all listed as remote.
There are two and they use the same panel:

* ASUS PG348Q (I own this one and I love it)

* Acer Predator X34 (My colleague 4 seats down has this one and she loves it).
I just asked that question on the AMD forums ;)
Things have changed in the last few months, it's all unmetered now. eg, here's my ISP https://voyager.nz/home and for $69 a month I can get fibre unthrottled with no data limits.
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There's also the factory vs car improvement difference. Factories did not make workers obsolete; cars did make horses obsolete. I'm not sure we can ahead of time tell whether particular technological improvements are more like factories or cars.
Because it sounds like a hiring fair and not a specific company that might want to hire you. And you get voted on as being a good candidate and not a specific company being interested in hiring you.
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not very constructive suggestion: an h2 with a recursion joke, something like "YAML As Music List"
I saw Jason perform at Internet Archive's anniversary party this year and was really captivated by his stage presence, showmanship, and ability to wrangle and move a show forward.

Glad he's doing OK. Good vibes, Jason!
It does work across multiple Riot regions, however it's meant for applications which can tolerate a little (~1 sec) latency. So we didn't really need to address that concern.

(I work on same team with Michal)
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Are those statistical distributions? One looks like a bell curve, but I don't recognize the other.
Arguably, some of this is already happening. IMO there was a much better article a few months ago - https://morecrows.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/unnecessariat/
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OMG Welly? The most beautiful country in the world and the most awesome people - seriously excellent people. I'd move there in a heartbeat. If you can - go and no - one week is not long enough, try a month or two.
Hi Victor, hiring new grads?
Kalanick is telling his customer the driver to suck it up. Drivers will go to a different vendor like lyft who if they want to keep their customers (the drivers) they won't pull shit like this.
How prototyping helps NASA take UX into orbit: Q&A
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This is such a good idea. If nothing else, third party tools that people make to transfer playlists between platforms could standardize on this and, in doing so, would reduce duplicated efforts. After trying (and being dissatisfied with) EVERY music service, I'm currently trying to consolidate back to Apple Music. Manually. It's awful.
I can afford it as a vacation, though it would be a pretty big dent.

But I can't afford it just to hear "sorry, we've decided to go with someone else."
Indeed, you might have a point. VR seems to be extremely popular amongst developers at the moment, and they are users of game engines.
Can you give us an example?
You already have something similar with the current system. Languages like Chinese have more semantic load per character, so I'd imagine Chinese tweeters can tweet more complete thoughts.

A better (but more opaque) system might try to estimate the "quantity" of semantic content in a language-specific way.
I've never had a problem with my Winamp playlists going from one PC to another. I just double click them and the music plays.
I live an hour north of Sydney and I have fibre to my house. (But I acknowledge I am one of a lucky minority - part of my reasons for choosing this suburb was the fibre.)
The Atari Game: GLIB by Mike Montana
Do you work at MeteoSwiss perchance?
The other myth is that graphics drivers from different manufacturers - heck even the same manufacturer - are all created equal because they have standards name on the box :)
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From what I understand, they can readily afford to make these bets though. If Switch turns out not to be another Wii, but rather a WiiU, that's no sweat to them and they can easily figure something else out.
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Fair point. But is that necessary at launch, or can it be a few weeks or months down the road? I'm guessing it will be.