skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yet, when John Oliver switched to Dick Pic program, almost everyone who previously didnt get the risk suddenly got the risk. My own experiences talking to hundreds of them about the topic confirms that. Many dont get it. You have to give specific examples they can understand before they start opposing it. Even smart, non-IT folks were like that in many cases.
The problem lies not in the product but its customers. This is what people are like, on average.
Even I don't know what was causing it to be failed. What worked for me was downloading starting from the 3rd video and then downloading the 2nd with the help of a firefox plugin.
> I wasn't aware genealogy was private. I'd assume the opposite, as birth and marriage records are public matters.

And you are totally in the right.
Someone in the comments of the post suggested the same thing - people who criticise React (or any framework really) of "taking too long to set up" says one of two things to me:

1: they're too picky in what they want to use generators like this (or one of a billion Yeoman templates) - which then says don't complain something takes too long to set up when you're the one adding complexity

2: they count learning new methodologies/frameworks as part of the "setup"

In the case of #2, what you know is always going to be quicker than what you don't. Complaining that "it takes too long" should be rephrased to mean "I don't have the time to learn something new"
One major factor is security, everything that isn't being actively maintained is passively accumulating exploits.

For example, debian switched from ffmpeg to libav and eventually back to ffmpeg again because the libav maintainers have consistently slow to act on bugs and security holes whereas ffmpeg was anything but despite having a much smaller team looking after it. Debian's own security team called the switch because it is not worth the manpower to maintain both codecs.
Depends on where you use it. All file backed content (ie. repo data) does not use it, while the communications systems (PRs and issues) use it.
Exactly--but you can't reliably copy and paste it into another unknowing application.
You can now send and request money in Gmail on Android
Ah, understood - thanks for clarifying!

Side note: I respect your positivity and steadfastness in the face of a skeptical HN response.
The purpose is not to remove material. The purpose is to maximize the set of content accessible to people with disabilities, by encouraging producers to make their content accessible in a way that asking nicely won't.

This has been enough of an ordeal that captioning is likely to be taken more seriously in the future. The law has successfully separated Berkeley from its self-interest in the videos (prestige, etc.) It doesn't really matter that the public gets to keep them.
Great work slau. I do accept pull requests https://github.com/TheDen/PiDay if you do want to add improvements
Thanks, I'll try that as well. But then again, this is specifically about deep learning. I'm asking more about something generic, systematic overview that would help me to know that I'm using some specific techinque because of reasons, and not because "deep learning is cool". Something that would include very basic, "manual" statistics approach as well as intro to NNs. I mean, I probably know that I need CNN when I'm presented with a picture, and sometimes I might guess that I might want to use RNN if I'm presented with a text I don't know how to parse, but when I want to predict something given a bunch of numbers and stuff, it is not all that obvious which exactly approach is likely to be "the right one" and which one is probably "because fashion".
Inflation adjusted value of a trillion 2517 GBP in current day GPB: £20.18
300ms is a good target for a page load, not for a pointless animation. And that's a 3MB gif. The page also contains a 2.6MB one, two 6+MB ones and one over 7MB. The entire page is over 30MB. Scrolling through it takes the sort of bandwidth typically used for a high quality streaming movie. At 1 to 2 MB/sec you can easily miss something is an animation in the first place because it won't have time to load. Of course, you're not really missing anything other than a low-fps repeated distraction you can't choose to start or stop. This is a good user experience the way a fresh pile of manure is warm shelter.
Can you share some of those lessons? Such as, "How can I improve my pronunciation without paying someone to train me?"
You miss that dating is not a game for some people. That's the crucial difference between it and basketball.

In dating, some people are after finding someone who is compatible with them, and if you're not being yourself, you're basically misrepresenting yourself, and lessening your chances of finding someone compatible -- as they think you're someone other than who you really are, and if they think themselves compatible with you, they're really only compatible with the image you are projecting of yourself.

So, really, lie about who you are at the risk of incompatibility.. which might be fine if you're just looking for a one-night-stand, but if you're looking for a deeper, longer-lasting relationship, you're doing both of you a huge disservice by lying... not to mention that it's skeezy and unethical.
No Man's Sky had what 12 staff in total ?

People need to stop comparing it with games from first-tier creators like Nintendo.
Which ones did you get? I would like to get one (lane departure add on is intriguing as well and it's like $500 with installation)
APNG is the format Apple is using for sticker packs in iMessage. I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess Google is ramping up to announce a sticker store for Allo... sticker pack devs could port them over without any effort.
Music Session with Google Magenta
cool! So no need for the ultrasound sensors to be drilled in the back bumper for these for lane departure?
> Some people presumably don't have a right kind of discipline to study on their own.

Won't these people just "drop out" early on in their careers anyway? Someone that can't do any self directed study will not last long in almost any IT role.
Algebra as a Language
That's very possible. It's probably better you dont even say it publicly to avoid given them the idea. Only a few companies have to implement it for it to become a national problem.
All literate people are capable of writing books, too. But most do not.

The march of technology only changes the things that are not being created -- not the fact itself.
I don't want to put water down your enthusiasm but Portland and San Francisco have entirely different dating scene. What you did to be successful in Portland, won't make you successful in San Francisco or another city.
If that's all you get out of college then you should have joined a country club.
I just downloaded the iOS client, scanned the QR code on my computer, and the client briefly flashed up what I think matched the sketch's code, then took me to a camera screen displaying 'open up sketch.expo.io and scan the QR code to get started!'

Any ideas? Idea looks very promising. Thanks
Caching with RxJs
Very funny plot summary.

I'll probably read it.

thanks.
Unless you want to do filters or additional in/out channels, and more than the card supports.

In my case, I use 3 audio cards, an internal one for speakers, a Behringer Xenxy Q502 for headphones and microphone, and a backend streaming to my phone (in case I wanna walk around the house listening to music via headphones).

Mixing audio into streams for recording, live stream, headphones, etc isn’t easy even with hardware cards unless you spend a LOT of money.
Things I would do if I were a better JS programmer:

1. Figure out how many BPM I need to to have the music simulation generate digits at the same rate as the visual simulation.

2. Figure out how to press both start buttons at the same time.
1. Still no support for multiple losses. Models like VAEs cannot be idiomatically implemented. The second loss has to be 'hacked' in. Notice how in the official example for VAE, the kl_loss is computed using variables which are NOT available via the loss function (https://github.com/fchollet/keras/blob/master/examples/varia...)

2. It's still an input->output paradigm, rather than a {input, output}->loss paradigm which gives more flexibility.

These two issues are the main reason why I stick to slightly lower level APIs, even though I _want_ to use Keras.
Shall we do it in jQuery?
I am arguing:

- causation matters

- SV is not a notable causal locus

- Generally SV companies should be expected to comply with federal laws/norms on inclusiveness but "special action" is unnecessary and mostly self-congratulatory (oh wow this tech stuff is so awesome everyone should do it)

- there is a plausible if isolated and somewhat orthogonal correlation between companies which make money by "breaking rules" and companies where people break rules as relates to acceptable social conduct. In the specific case of companies (AirBnB, Uber) who are essentially being paid by venture capitalists to ignore regulations and hide the money trail it makes sense that such norms may enforce loyalty. It's sort of like David Cameron's porcine bride. However only a small (but highly notorious) fraction of SV companies depend on this.

On the third point I want to note that saying "tech jobs are awesome, why aren't more women in them" is a sneaky way of asserting "tech jobs are awesome" i.e. for everyone. In reality they're okay but it's not like people here are actually happier or anything.
I tried using Pi-Hole but I have so many trouble with IPv6 DNS not working that I just gave up...
How can one conclude the culture is toxic? Because a few unconfirmed reports of unprofessional behavior were blogged about?
Nope. Not everywhere.
They must have the same engineers as Cathedral City.
The OBD-II port under the dashboard on the left side of the driver's footwell. Its federally mandated to be in that exact position and on almost all cars it shares the same CAN bus as everything else in the vehicle.
When they say "into the current javac and dx set of tools" what are they meaning there? How will they do that exactly? I thought the whole rationale for Jack was it was a clean break from Sun / Oracle Java and entirely open source.
Snapdocs (YC W14) Is Seeking a Data Wrangler
Be yourself means stop giving a fuck about being perfect. That's sexy.
But what has actually happened, again and again and again, is that all the work gets done again, to recreate the GPL software under a more liberal (say BSD or MIT) license. The GNU libraries are just one example. That's immensely wasteful just for starts - wasteful of the earnest labors of armies of volunteers, amongst others. The original idea of these licenses was to discourage freeloading - that hasn't worked very well; and the penalty in inefficiency for the economy as a whole seems to be about 100%. Sad.
32 points and not a single comment. OK, I will bite.

> But anyone who waits to cross into Gerokstraße could be waiting a long time - almost three decades if they are patient enough.

Did anyone notice the awesome pun ? If you wait that long, you will become a patient :-)
Help I need everybody
I bet that the current small tablet format will dominate for a very long time. It has few drawbacks and is very simple to implement.
Stayzilla: founders are in deep trouble and it’s time we stand up for them
It surely does make sense to me, but I seriously think (maybe hope, even?) that "hacking-driven" approach here is significantly overvalued. Because of sociological reasons. After all, all this is mathematical problems, and while I'm aware that NNs are pretty much unexplored space, there surely must exist some quite significant amount of knowledge at level below the NNs that can be actually systematically learned. All these various statistical methods R-lang community is buzzing about which I'm not ever aware of, some rationale about "why NN and not just a regression", etc. You know, the math.
> I was able to average 2-3 dates per week

That sounds like a part time job by itself.
The traffic light: https://www.google.com/maps/@51.0539102,13.7575856,3a,75y,71...
" It's somehow taken as an article of faith that a non-market solution would be best,"

It's not taken as an article of faith: we have decades of evidence showing what private players do. It's always same stuff that hurts consumers. They get as much territory as possible. They ensure through cut-throat competition, consolidation, and lobbying that there's little competition. Then they keep speed, innovation, and customer service as low as they can with prices as high as the market will sustain. This goes back to MA Bell.

Then, some pro-consumer regulations and billions in broadband subsidies made things better for a time. They also started upping their speed in areas where utilities or Google deployed high speed. As in, they could do it whole time but all big players chose to gouge customers instead. Obviously, one scheme works and one doesnt.
What exactly is the difference between v2 and v3 in this situation ?

x264 and x265 are both GPLv2 licensed, but also offer commercial licenses.
> Please cite an example of my supposed incivility.

Your first comment in this thread is [flagged] [dead], I won't copy its contents here, but you can go back and read the first sentence of that comment if you like. It's been followed up by more ad-hominem attacks, straw man arguments, and total non-sequiturs.
But again, what actually happens is that trying to impose a GPL license (that grabs both hardware and software patents) merely causes someone else to replicate the whole effort under a better open source license.
Just posted a few minutes ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13873731
You can now run a postgresql server on Android
I have never successfully deployed a Java application with defaults on the GC, etc.

I'd love it if I could compile those options into a binary.
Please don’t feel guilty. Voting your conscience is fine, protesting a war is fine, but shaming people who work for the DOD is childish. Americans are risking their lives all over the world for our country. If you’re ashamed to help your fellow countrymen survive, to do their jobs better, and to return home to their families, that’s not good.

I spent over a decade in the military. I have issues with the military industrial complex. I have issues with a lot of the leadership. But I respect the people who need the tools you work on and wouldn’t want to see their lives put in jeopardy. I can understand not wanting to spend your whole life in the DOD world. If you want to focus on other things, move industries, I did, but don’t feel ashamed while you’re in and don’t let others make you feel ashamed either. I respect the job you’re doing. Thank you.
I don't see the pun. Can you explain it?
Unsealed Documents Raise Questions on Monsanto Weed Killer
Clever, but I don't think that was intended. Too subtle.
It was stupid to make humans be energy sources (because they're not) rather than being a distributed computer as originally envisioned.
wonderful work! file system, make, and other standard tools are our best friends
This whole chain is the opposite of reddit, because it's the one place where networking and comp sci professionals tend to gather.

And there is a whole world of working ISP models - which America specifically chooses to ignore and instead follows it's usual free market/competitive religion.

Your ISPs are playing your country like a fiddle. I have personally taken notes and look for firms making the same moves as them as it is an excellent signal of market weakness and, political backing and weak regulators.

I mean, your guys hid post codes in bids for territory during auctions, so that they wouldn't have to compete.

American ISPs are in the business of making money with the least amount of outlay. Buy telecom stock, because looking at the disarray even places like HN, is clear who is going to be winning.

By the by - google/tech firms- will never buy an ISP, they aren't interested in a single business in America which is not their core competency. Instead ~~they will let NN fall,~~ edit: it is in their interest to, collude/pay ISPs their price and use their deeper moats to purchase other firms or services at even better prices than they can afford now.
Indian Government proposes subsidy for MSMEs deploying cloud computing
Yes absolutely. Unfortunately in the javascript world it probably means that it's legacy by now.
Bitcoin solved it with a distributed, massively replicated yet ultimately centralized database. There is only one blockchain, consensus driven, and if you're disconnected from the blockchain you can't participate.

Truly decentralized systems are like BitTorrent or git. There's no singular BitTorrent source, no single server for git. Anyone with a git repo can push/fork/share to their heart's content, even offline, even with other people on isolated networks.
Are you expecting anybody from the Android team to explain themselves? They've been answering every question about Java 8 with "no comment" for years. They didn't even discuss Jack/Jill's relation to Java 8 support when the tooling was announced, and external developers had to figure out Android's plans on their own from what they could decipher from the architecture.
The problem was that my computer was on a corporate Wifi that wasn't allowing pubnub to work. Perhaps a more helpful error message is worth considering? Anyway, thanks for creating this tool, will enjoy checking it out.
In a single picture: http://i.imgur.com/G9sr4Cl.jpg
If you mean the Linux kernel, the GPL patent permissions are stranded and therefore null - since it can't work alone. Therefore it's had a very good run.

If you mean Linux as in GNULinux, the whole GNU library was recreated in a more permissive license by Google at immense expense - which is what generally happens with GPL licensed code. By no coincidence, this stranded the patent grants to the kernel - but now it looks like Google is going to go to the trouble of recreating/replacing the Linux kernel as well.

Copyleft without a patent grab should be tried - it might actually work. As for GPL, history says nope.
Same content as this article, which was posted a few minutes ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13873731
> the KDE one

Phonon? Wasn't that just a layer on top of pulse and/or alsa?
patient - able to wait long enough

patient - you wait so long that you'll fall ill/die, thus becoming a hospital patient
Why does the signal include an amber and green light?
In my opinion you are mostly describing Scala. Mutability and impurity is trivially easy to do in Scala. You may see that as a positive or a negative. Local mutability is definitely easier. Complexity of Scala comes from mixing OO and FP worlds and I think it's an amazing engineering feat. It will undoubtedly look ugly after you do Haskell though.
Flat-Design Best Practices
It's mostly supposed to mean "grow toward (and in the mean-time, fake being) the person you'd be most excited to be if all social knock-on effects were disregarded." Likely, this is a version of yourself improved along all the axes that will most enhance the sense of natural, intuitive engagement you feel when doing the things you love.

It can also be phrased more directly as: "don't grow toward (or fake being) a version of yourself that you imagine will benefit you socially, if that hypothetical person does not also feel more engaged with, and excited about, being alive."

(Or, in short: if you really love [fun activity] and hate [boring activity], don't pretend to love [boring activity] or hate [fun activity] just to impress someone. Because you'll still love [fun activity] and hate [boring activity], but now you'll be forced to deal with [boring activity] all day while carefully avoiding [fun activity].)

...

That being said, this advice is nearly meaningless to children or teenagers, because it really can't mean anything until you 1. know what engages you, and 2. have enough life experience to build an intuition for what sort of things you might grow to love.

It's sort of the same as the advice "write what you know": it only means something when you actually know (i.e. have lived through) at least one thing worth writing down.
Strongly seconded. There are a lot of things I am tinkering with where I would love to have more fine-tuned control over loss, and have to resort to various hackery to get a mediocre approximation of my real idea.
'Votes for Wilders Are Cries for Help'

As were votes for Trump.
Not sure I understand. Why do you want to adjust my level of awful? It's not like we've got to prioritise - they're different areas. It's not like we have to solve one to solve the other - the are problems that can be addressed at the same time. They're both awful situations in their local context. I don't think we need to have a race or classification between those, unless they lead to difference in how we approach them. If it's just to say this is more awful than that... what's the point?
Breaking News! Properly aligning incentives leads to increased productivity! Nobody could have predicted this!
I had the same experience, very nice people. I had one bad interview which probably cost me, but overall they take good care and leave a very positive impression
Because the current post-secondary education system is for social filtering and conferring status, not teaching anything in particular.
You've made a distinction without a difference. Both licenses are copyleft. You choose GPL in the first place 'cause it's a more toxic poison pill vs other businesses. That's its function for you. By this measure GPL 3 is indeed the better poison pill because it precludes tivoization as well as going for the old hardware-and-software patent grab, too.
I'm sure you're right about overlap; I know that the Spectrum was probably the best-selling machine in the UK at the time, so there must be thousands of people who starting programming as a direct result of owning one.

There are whole scenes I'm utterly unaware of, like the Atari vs Amiga thing that I remember reading about at the time but paid no attention to. I'll pretend those users were more at home with the PC!
"the majority of women don't respond to the majority of men, regardless of crafting of the message"

I'm not sure if it's all about the "crafting" of the message. A lot has to do with who you are and what you're trying to communicate.

I'm not a woman, nor have I pretended to be one on dating sites, but I've looked through lots of m4w personal ads, and if their emails are like their ads (which is very likely), they're super boring and generic.

This is really one of the biggest stumbling blocks, for both men and women (whose ads, on the whole, are just as boring as the men): their ads, profiles, and emails are way too much just like everybody else's.

If you can't differentiate yourself from everyone else, there's little reason to pick you over anyone else just like you, and even less reason to pick you over someone who can distinguish themselves.
At 70 grams in weight - shoots seven frames per second and supports 240fps video (480p) - The $80 version is 2K and there is a new 4K version which is $220.