skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's great.

When viewing someone's profile:

On mobile the 'Tweets' tab shows Tweets, Retweets & Replies.

On desktop - Tweets & Retweets.

Is there a way to see only Tweets & Retweets on mobile?

For that matter, is there a way to see only Tweets, on mobile or on desktop?
One of my professors in college was an original creator of the Prolog language. He made us learn Prolog so that he could teach us something we could have just as easily done in C or Java. I strongly disliked him. For that reason, I am filled with negative vibes when I think about Prolog.
It's not surprising, but still disappointing. Emulators preserve games of eras past.
You see how that's a structural problem with having the government own and build the wires? It makes investment into the network a political decision. Some people don't want fiber installed because the ONT is too big and ugly: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fios/comments/440t1v/no_more_ugly_o.... People tried to hold up FTTN rollout in SF because the thought the fiber cabinets were ugly: https://www.google.com/amp/sf.curbed.com/platform/amp/2011/4.... When you nationalize the broadband, you give these folks the power to vote on whether to use their tax dollars to invest in broadband. That might work in a country like Japan or South Korea where people see technological development as the path to prosperity. I suspect it won't work in a country like Australia or the US.
Crunchbase raises $18M, debuts Enterprise business intelligence
Cloudfront terminates ssl connections closer to the user, reducing initial startup time (and presumably maintains persistent connections to ALB's.
The real problem is not that $20 (or whatever) is too much to spend on a taxi, but there are no taxis at all.

Disclaimer: This isn't an excuse for drink-driving, you should think about this before you go out, but clearly there are a lot of people who either don't think about it or can't help themselves.
> they are more a heuristic

This is kind of an ironic claim on a community that believes so strongly in "black boxes" like machine learning. Golly, if their heuristics point in a particular direction isn't that a ~signal~ with predictive power and market value?

Take heed of this the next time you extoll the virtues of blind inference - whether human or machine. Maybe the next time it'll be _your_ soap dispenser that doesn't recognize black people. Or redlines black people and keeps them from getting a credit card, or mortgage, etc.

Because the reality is - there are all kinds of signals like these that are real. People in certain areas are more likely to be poor, to default on their loans, etc - that's a real signal, just like these high-value financial transactions. People doing big transactions in cash are way more likely to be involved in crime - just like people in certain areas are way more likely to default or whatever.

But relative risk says nothing about the false positive rate. People do cash transactions all the time, legitimately. Poor people manage to pay their mortgage without defaulting all the time.

Also - the reason people are trapped in that area in the first place is social, and economic. The decision to value a particular signal - or trust a model that blindly ignores confounding factors - ultimately lies with you, the human creating the model. Never hide behind it.

The machine is just a machine, it just does math for you. It only calculates the model you tell it to. If you let your model be racist, that's on you. You designed it that way. You designed it to be racist.

The creation of the "black box" model is one of the scariest things we've done in the last couple decades. Because now, nobody can tell you why it happened, it just was a bunch of neurons that attributed various weights to factors in your profile. If you're lucky they'll even be able to tell you what some of the weighting factors might be (but usually not). And now it's nobody's fault, it's just ~the model~. It's a blatant abdication of any responsibility for the faults or consequences of your work.
for some strange reason the 'Fira Mono' google font is displaying all &s as |s. Anyone else seeing this? Cool book though, I'm going to work through it this weekend.
What exactly is the issue with allowing javascript. The entire internet runs on it. I keep seeing this comment on various other posts. Javascript is here to stay, and for you to get the best experience, or at all, you're going to need it.
my year and a half old rig is 2x 980ti and a 5930k, which is also my generic home computer. I only use AWS when it's a long running job and the weather is hot. It can really heat up your home on long running jobs, so keep that in mind.