skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
http://nautil.us appears to respect HEAD, and uses Apache. Do you have a specific example of it not respecting it?

% curl -vX HEAD http://nautil.us
Warning: Setting custom HTTP method to HEAD with -X/--request may not work the
Warning: way you want. Consider using -I/--head instead.
* Rebuilt URL to: http://nautil.us/
* Trying 107.20.148.228...
* Connected to nautil.us (107.20.148.228) port 80 (#0)
> HEAD / HTTP/1.1
> Host: nautil.us
> User-Agent: curl/7.47.0
> Accept: /
>
< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
< Cache-Control: post-check=0, pre-check=0, max-age=0
< Cache-control: no-cache="set-cookie"
< Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
< Date: Sun, 07 May 2017 04:55:46 GMT
< Expires: Thu, 11 May 2017 00:00:00 GMT
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How so? Prop 13 protects home owners from eviction due to tax increases, but encourages new zoning and new development since property taxes get rebaselined to market on every sale. Also, despite the high costs, the housing market is still pretty liquid with people paying millions for a shot at home ownership, even though that comes with $15-45K in property taxes each year.
It's good to see an OS-agnostic desktop environment that isn't tied to any particular framework.
> For me, the killer feature of Gmail that's hard to compete with is spam filtering.

I have absolutely no problem with Fastmail's spam filtering. Maybe Gmail changed things since I switched, around 3-4 years ago, but with both, I used to get 0-1 spam emails per month, though I haven't gotten any on FM in the last few months.
What's wrong with reducing a business' taxes? Aren't tax write-offs there for a reason?
It could be fun if you released your tagged data set of lego piece pictures so people in the ML community could try to write classifiers. Even untagged pics could be interesting.
Exactly. It's easy to make (a) some rich and some poor (capitalism) or (b) everyone poor (communism).

(c) making everyone rich is beyond the possibility curve. Equality hampers any progress that requires risk. E.g. Steve Jobs. He took crazy insane risks. But only because there were maybe crazy insane rewards on the other side.
What about the learning curve, though?
> I rarely post on Facebook any more. Finding something agreeable to all my friends and family and still being authentic to myself is hard, and a losing game.

This is my primary issue with Facebook and one of the reasons I stopped using it. It's fine while you have a tight social circle, but once you have several social circles on Facebook, it's very difficult to navigate those kinds of tastes, whereas in real life it's never really an issue because the people never meet.

As another poster said, Facebook is most useful as a collection of contacts, but that usefulness is constantly at war with being able to express yourself.
Very well written essay. Had definitely prompted me thinking, and gave me a 'formulaic' way to describe what I would call a 'gut feel'.

my take away from the article, with some elaboration is the following:

a) through out our lives we have 'binary choices' and 'graduated choices.
Where 'binary choices' basically a yes/no kind of things.
While 'graduated choices' allow shades.

b) the more binary choices present in a given subject of application (eg economics of individual income), the more 80/20 or (50/1) rule hold

c) consistency in making 'right' binary choices, has huge benefits
> The typical Seiko wouldn't come close unless you're starting to get into Grand Seiko territory or Spring Drive movements which is a different league.

But still nowhere near the PP league, price-wise.

I think you're the one who is being untruthful by introducing qualifications like "run of the mill" which I did not.

> This probably betrays the fact that the audience here is not very knowledgeable about mechanical watches

There are two aspects to understanding mechanical watches: the mechanics and the culture. People who buy a PP want not just a functional, quality timepiece--they want exclusivity. PP is not just a watch company, it is a luxury brand. And luxury brands create exclusivity via high prices--much higher than is strictly justified by the costs of manufacturing.

All this is to say that if another company wanted to replicate a PP, they could do it for less than the retail price of a PP. But there would be no point, because no one would buy it. Because there is nothing cool or exclusive about owning a Chinese knock-off of a Patek Philippe, no matter how well it works.
Totally agreed. Branch coverage has been far more useful to me than line coverage has.
No, the website was not compromised.
the point your parent post is making is that creating jobs for 5500 relatively well paid people is likely worth the tax deal. Especially given if not Ireland, Apple would have stuck the deal elsewhere.

Ireland is basically selling the ability to tax arbitrage. The risk they are taking is other countries might apply penalties. However going by the fact that no one has really taken any effective action, it's been a pretty smart risk.
Considering they didn't even bother mentioning "synergies", I wouldn't take this firm too seriously.

Edit: Nothing about "disruption" either.
As antivaxxers and MMS folks are irrational child-abusers, they should be investigated by CPS. Worse, antivaxxers put the community at risk by reducing herd immunity. Just like fluoride in water, there should be no exceptions for protective prophylaxis like vaccines. No exclusions for religious magical thinking or affluenza "conditions," only based on medical need where harm would be likely.
>You literally can't use any popular (digital) communication methods without opening yourself to advertisers...

I use uBlock origin for general stuff and FB Purity for Facebook (laptop use). I see roughly zero ads. I donated a bit to the FB Purity guy - It was a noticeable improvement to my life.
I'd start at home - that's New Zealand for me. Unfortunately it doesn't seem that easy to change the government but I wouldn't say I'd given up on it. Quite how the current government got in with the scandals revealed during the election is beyond me, but says a lot about their opposition.
Indeed, though as I understand it, Lumina still bundles a file manager. How necessary is this? I don't have a good understanding of how e.g. Nautilus integrates into things like the file save dialog for Chrome.
I did this a few years ago and haven't looked back.

I had the issue where I was suddenly following everyone again on one occasion (years ago), but since I've unfollowed everyone again, I haven't had any issues.
A program that accepts exactly any desired finite set, in the right universe
Why Is the Braun Series 3 Shaver the Best?
I submit that the most valuable thing being sold here is my eyeballs. And the content provider is auctioning them off to the highest bidder via the ad networks.

So, if the content providers and ad networks want to work that way, they need to respect my choice to be more selective in how my eyeballs are being sold.

If they don't want to do that, then they can choose to go out of business.
شركة كاميرات مراقبة بالكويت – للايجار فني تركيب كاميرات مراقبه الكويت
Just Messenger, Events when I'm invited to them, occasionally being tagged in a post, and a couple of groups.
How I Overcame My Mother's Suicide and Achieved My Dream Body Along the Way
>Every time I've heard from someone who has switched from a manual feature engineering approach to deep learning I've heard the same results ... dramatic improvements in accuracy, generally within a few days of work

It bothers me how often otherwise rational individuals continue to be susceptible to survivorship bias.

Of course you'd only hear about the successes, the failures are either embarrassed or know better than to tell you their story.

The people who tried it for several months, saw accuracy cap out at something like 60-70% for processes that need something like >90% confidence to justify expenses, and which proceed to get ignominiously shifted into a different team (or fired) for building what the higher-ups view as a massive waste of money at your salary and the other engineers see as a data-guzzling black box. No, these guys aren't likely to tell their story. Or, at least THIS story.

The story you instead get from these guys is how

>After having had some fun times doing deep learning and data analysis, I'm excited get into the big new field of $THING_THAT_WAS_HIRING

and all the other dross that modern vocal programmers use to mask any possible scent of failure and actual on-the-job difficulty experienced.
Random – Probability, mathematical statistics, and stochastic processes (2015)
I'm mostly worried about the security of the build/distribution platform, which is why I would would prefer a reputable package manager to provide binaries built and distributed using their own infrastructure. If this isn't feasible, better support for building from source would at least ensure that the binaries are correct, provided that your own computer isn't compromised.

Homebrew Cask currently can't address this kind of situation, since the binary is still built and distributed from non-reputable sources.

The correctness of the source code itself is surely a problem, but it's better than having to trust random binaries built and distributed from non-reputable sources.
When you brought up the bicycle metaphor, the first thing that came to mind was training wheels. Training wheels aren't bad when you start, but training wheels quickly get in the way of really mastering riding a bike.
In the South and midwest, magical thinking (ie church, religion and faith) is given more weight than rationality.

In those sort of areas, the pastors and most prominent families have the most influence over communities beliefs, generally.

In the Bay Area, social groups tend to form around work colleagues or hobbies. There are some churches, but they're not typically the center of Valley social universes.
That was the Apple Lisa's folly. It cost too much than most early adopters wanted to pay.

The PPC was a good brand but Intel out innovated them making faster x86 chips cheaper than PPC makers could. Apple had to move to Intel to compete with Intel PCs running Windows or Linux. Amiga still uses PPC but they are expensive.

Arm chips are so cheap to make that there is the $5 Raspberry PI Zero cheapest computer on a chip tech.

Risc-V would have to be priced like the Arm chips are, or else there would be no benefit to use them unless you like paying more for an open source chip that is free as in freedom and more expensive.
And the website appears to be toast, at least from my end. Cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:xgh1nx...
Yes, but that's true of any ML approach.

Deep learning is great if you're dealing with a hugely dimensional problem, and you have the data to train the model. If one of those things is not true (and usually, one of those things is not true), you're better off starting simple.
> If you're going to work at a DoD contractor or something, work on the team maintaining a hospital website, or work in enterprise architecture you don't need a 4-year college degree in CS.

You've got to be kidding. The thought of somebody with only a coding school certificate writing software for missile guidance systems, aircraft, nuclear submarines, etc. is a bit terrifying.
I don't let it make me miserable. I deleted it years ago.
Because society needs the money.
I don't think the word "fact" means what you think it means.
If you don't want AJ's take on it, read it from haaretz:

http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-1.763768

http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/1.765533

Even if you read both sides, it's hard to tell whether or not it's a loud mouthed idiot who thinks he's hot shit, or something more insidious like AJ and some Brits are insinuating.
Human waste in public bins is likely an unavoidable element of this, but if "properly" handled/packaged at least it's a contained problem. The impression I've got is that in some parts of San Francisco human waste on the sidewalks can be more of a problem.

Of possible relevance: http://newatlas.com/bog-in-a-bag-backcountry-toilet-stool/24... and apparently supplies for such are called WAG Bags https://www.rei.com/product/662978/cleanwaste-wag-bag-waste-... - and they're even landfill approved and "can be disposed of in trash with regular garbage"

Edit: from the comments on the REI page, two other brands are "Biffy Bags" and "Restop Bags"
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So its just that the ecosystem that is weaker compared to Rails? When would be a good point to learn Phoenix after having say gone down the road learning Rails.
I quote: "When AMT is enabled, all network packets are redirected to the Intel Management Engine"
How to Recognize a Review Key Scammer
What "unity"? Tibet was never a part of China. It's like US were to invade and occupy Canada and Mexico and then justify its actions in the name of North American unity..
If it's a fact why not cite something then? Nothing indicates a majority of students oppose free speech.

I think many speakers are dumb, so I don't attend them.
I'm not convinced his explanation is correct. Power laws appear in many places besides economics and biology. Even in places where there is no concept of competition. For instance, the distribution of word use in the English language follows a power law. Words don't exactly "compete" for use and there is no reason to expect a power law there.

It seems like they appear almost everywhere. I have yet to find a satisfactory explanation of why!
I've never used FB but I did use Google+ for a while, not really for the social aspects but instead to join Android app betas, this was before Google moved the beta signups to the Play Store, and I always found the way G+ allowed you to define different circles to be a very nice feature.

I know G+ gets a lot of hate but the circles aspect seemed well implemented and made compartmentalizing your different social/professional circles much easier and more transparent. I wonder why FB doesn't allow something similar?

I've been tempted to join FB in the past, not to partake in the social activities, but as a tool to manage my contacts, but I'm incredibly uncomfortable with the idea of my different social groups and my professional contacts sharing the same connections to me. If I could completely separate different circles to ensure they have absolutely no overlap or ability to see my other connections I would probably use FB.
That right there - where you call the homeland of a nation a "buffer region" - is the problem. China has the right to take care of its national security, sure. But not at the expense of the right to self-determination of other nations.

Regardless of all that, though, Dalai Lama coming to speak is not an "attack" on Chinese students.
My biggest complaint about Vim is that I can't use the same navigational keybindings in every other program I deal with.

I'll be surfing the web, type gg, then pause for a second after that doesn't work.
Zimbra and Roundcube are the closest OSS solutions. After running an email startup, it's a very hard business to crack (people change email providers infrequently and what they're willing to pay doesn't justify investment except at massive scale.)

Zoho is sorta free and good for BYO domain-based basic web/email.
inviting pro-Palestinian activists to campus

Why invite pro-Palestinian activists to campus when you can just walk to the faculty lounge?
Don’t put this on Tim. This isn’t about Apple. This is about large corporations and tax laws.
How Your Phone Is Designed to Control Your Life [video]
Indee Labs (YC W17) Is Hiring a Bioengineer
Full-Time Bioengineer in San Francisco

Indee Labs (YC W17) develops hardware for gene delivery. Our focus is on gene-modified cell therapy development and manufacturing. Gene-modified cell therapies are the most effective platform for patients with advanced disease. Nobody, however, knows how to reliably manufacture gene-modified cell therapies at scale.

We are seeking a bioengineer to join the team full time in San Francisco to accelerate the development of our microfluidic gene delivery platform. Indee Labs is a member of Cicada Innovations & NSW Health Ignition Health (Australia), IndieBio, Y Combinator and QB3@953.

Required Skills:
•	Primary human cell culture
•	Biomicrofluidics
•	Mechanical Engineering (e.g., AutoDesk Inventor)
•	Scientific Computing (e.g., Python)

Preferred Skills:
•	Masters or PhD with industry experience
•	Demonstrated research track record
•	Ability to work independently and lead others
•	Ability to manage a small lab
•	Background in entrepreneurship
•	Located in the Bay Area
•	Work authorised in the United States

Please send your resume and cover letter to careers@indeelabs.com.
Good idea for a startup if it's a near guaranteed buyout.
Website is down. Additional information on Github: https://github.com/trueos/lumina
Stop reading. Start acting.
Can/have the facts of this story be verified independently of RT? (theintercept, public records, etc.)
Simpler to put up side walls and a back barrier to prevent the blown piece from leaving the belt.
Web Search as a Linguistic Tool [pdf]
It would actually be like if I started an overseas corporation, gave it my laptop, and rented myself my work computer for 90% of my income each year, then wrote that off my taxes as a business expense.
The Apple Watch outsold every other wearable last quarter
AMT's an optional component of the ME, it's the part that enables remote management, and it's a flaw in AMT that they're describing. It seems reasonable to talk about the part that has a problem (although it wouldn't have been unreasonable for them to mention that it's part of the IME, of course).
Are any of them in the US? If not, who cares?
> Those individuals capable of contributing the most to meeting the needs and desires of the most individuals deserve the most resources to enable them.

Deserve? Deserve? Seriously?

Do the top 25 hedge fund managers deserve more than all kindergarten teachers combine?

Does Bill Gates deserve $90 billion? But Albert Einstein deserves only $900K? Zuckerberg, inventor of Facebook, deserves $45 billion, but the Tim-Berners Lee, the inventor of the web, deserves some tiny faction of that?

The 80 richest billionaires deserves as much as the bottom 50% of the Earth's population?

A scrawny computer programmer makes ten times the farmhand. But suddenly the two are stranded on an island, where muscle and hunting skills are more important than computer skills. Does the farmhand suddenly become a more deserving person, deserving ten times the food?
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/fbi-hacked-over-8...

Its 2016 news.
Where do you get this from? It will still take a bit until the privileged spec is finalized, but what is holding RISC-V back then?
Tensorflow isn't really regarded as a very welcoming open source project in the deep learning community. The deep learning academic community is already moving to PyTorch, not just because of the imperative style programming, but also to avoid Google lock-in and the pseudo-open ethos. PyTorch is used and developed by the community, and backed by multiple companies, not just one.
When Medieval Monks Couldn't Cure the Plague, They Launched a Skincare Line
Except the D&D crisis was fake, and Charles Murray really was assaulted, and his escort battered, and Anne Coulter wasn't really able to speak at to speak at Berkeley because of the threat of violence. While these anecdotes don't define the scope of the problem, they prove it exists.
There should more to this story..

If their product was that much better (it clearly was) there is no logical reason to not also price it 1000$ and it would have still sold almost the same. considering the 100x speed increase it probably have sold at 2000$ almost the same as a premium compiler.

Something else made Borland sell it that cheap, either competition was going to release the same boost or they were reaching a new larger segment entirely , i don't think it was about just being lower cost with extra features
The fundamental problem you have with this plan is that at rock bottom pricing you're not going to earn enough money to pay for customer acquisition. SaaS companies generally need to spend a lot of money to acquire customers.

That said, there are some relatively big, fragmented markets for SaaS like email marketing in which there are at least 15+ companies with at least $10 mn /year in revenues, but most of them are not rock-bottom pricing.
You guys seem to be doing some really cool projects. I'm interested in your Analyst jobs. Applied! Looking forward to discuss more on your projects :)
Because if you are going to do security wrong, why not do it really really wrong.
From the article:

> When AMT is enabled, all network packets are redirected to the Intel Management Engine and from there to the AMT. The packets bypass the OS completely. The vulnerable management features were made available in some but not all Intel chipsets starting in 2010, Embedi has said.

The vulnerability is in AMT, not ME (though I agree that the ME is an unnecessary security risk, and am well behind the current research to disable it).
These are like modern day ghost stories.

Do you really think they're running constant speech recognition on all phones, apparently unnoticed so far, just to recommend YouTube videos?
What is this garage post.

Quote from article:

" (500k > 200k === true). "

Wat??