skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the signalling at Dogger Bank may have been what I had in mind - not Jutland, though. Agreed about Jellicoe as well - it seems miraculous to me that Beatty managed to muddy Jellicoe's reputation after the war.
I use Twonky for media streaming movies / music over the local network. It supports DLNA/UPnP so should work with most players. I use either a blu-ray player or Xbox One to play movies streamed from Twonky but the Xbox One sometimes refuses to connect for unknown reasons.

Aside from that I have a Chromecast for playing anything else that I don't have stored locally.
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World Series of Internet.

The article carefully avoids providing a link to the actual site, but it is here:

http://internetatlas.org/
This guy took the first step. Its a great watch even though its kind of long

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SkdfdXWYaI
How is Xcode for this?
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Do you really think they can just pull the plug instantly, on millions of paying subscribers? At the very least, there will be a 1-month warning period, to let paid subscriptions run out.

Besides that, I think it is in the best interest of the record labels to keep Spotify going. They're absolutely raking in the cash from streaming, and have just posted their largest industry revenue increase in 20 years. I think they would be willing to keep Spotify going on life support, as long as it makes them money.
Some first party windows app currently do this on the front page (front window?) but once you get to the content (e.g. open an email) they adapt by minimizing the dead space.

Works pretty good but must be really hard to code.
Vinyl is cute, and I love the huge cover art. But it's also fragile, takes up a ton of space and has compromised sound quality.
A better term for species would be 'race'. Modern homo sapiens interbred with Denosovians at times and acquired some of their genes. Species means a lack of cross-bredability.
I've had no faults with any of the fs.com transceivers for Extreme Networks gear.
I'll wait until Realtek releases a 3 USD 5-Gbit ethernet NIC chip.
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What do you do after you catch them?
Is there any place to report them, maybe depending on which country they are based, or you simply stop doing business with them?
The market doesn't reward "net producers". For example, try giving bread to people who are too poor to buy it. You're producing tons of net happiness, but where's your reward? Instead, the market rewards those who are "net producers" to other "net producers". It's recursive, with all the resulting inequality and feedback loops. I don't think those who get shafted by a complex dynamic system should be viewed as children. Change the system instead.
On the other hand, the only audio format I'm aware of Apple inventing in the last 20 years is royalty-free and available under the Apache license.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Lossless
My go-to rationalization these days is "there's no such thing as ethical consumption under capitalism". Combined with "individual lifestyle choices can't produce the systemic change we need to solve the problem those lifestyle choices are aimed at fixing".
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The second Get early access box says 'Entry your e-mail address' instead of 'Enter'.

Looks cool though, I subscribed to the list.
bill gates on space.

http://www.businessinsider.com/bill-gates-on-space-explorati...
The question is about a similarly worded but distinctly different topic.
>- from multiple stores

Could you give an example of some?
> ... consistently ... like material design at Google

Even if you limit material design to the top bar and the hamburger menu I would say only half of Googles own apps correctly follow the MD design recommendations.

Case in point: in some google apps the hamburger menu slides out below the top bar, in some above it.
Tracks get pulled from spotify regularly as deals expire and aren't renewed. My fiveour hour piano playlist is missing a few, as is my 400 song revising playlist from university (its down to 394) - what they are I don't know, I just know they are less.
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Of course getting detailed information on these things is difficult but I've seen more than one reference claiming that UK Tridents subs are unusual in this respect - Wikipedia claims that launch keys on US Tridents subs are kept in safes to which the crew do not have the combinations:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permissive_Action_Link#Two-man...

Apparently the reasoning is that the UK is so close to potential enemies that there would be no time for the PM or equivalent to give authorization - the so called "4 minute warning" being very optimistic. The US is much further away from the Soviets/Russia so there would be far more time to broadcast a launch order. Also the UK is notoriously cheap about these kinds of things!
Well, if one were moving to the US, stay away from South Dakota, if you like close proximity to a backbone.
I have definitely observed a similar phenomena of people looking to minimize social interactions, especially amongst kids growing up today. I can't tell whether this social anxiety is merely a phase in growing up or becoming wider spread, but I feel like the convenience of growing up in an environment where social interaction can be actively avoided (goto a restaurant with online ordering) may actually be a cycle that reinforces the preference not to interact with others.

I've noticed that some folks are abhorrent to the idea that rules and policy can be bended or broken for various circumstances and it isn't until they get older that that they realize that bending the rules is an actual option that can be invoked by asking in-person outside of the standard system (usually an automated site). For example, an individual was having a small melt down as they needed an accommodation to show up to a minimum-wage job 30 minutes later than usual for medical appointments. What was actually a simple explanation of what is going on and shifting the hours appropriately took quite a bit of encouragement and anxiety to get over prior to making the request.

I have another friend who will wait months to find the absolute best deal on a gadget, yet will pay more for day-to-day goods on Amazon, than the grocery store to simply minimizes interacting with folks at the grocery store and cites interacting with people the primary reason to avoid the store.

Just 30-40+ years ago, by design, everyone had to interact with each other and became practiced at it, but now a days, it's possible to say nothing but "hi" "thanks" "bye" and get just about everything necessary done for you.

While I think that productivity and expectations have come so far, I feel like we have lost a little bit of that human-to-human connection while engaging in the day-to-day mundane activities through an interface.
Make available in Norway stores please! I want to be able to know what I am eating...
How do you check that for a single directory? I only know how to check for a filesystem or pool.
Ok, let's stretch this analogy some more. It's not so much raised, it's just a different market. It's the difference between setting up your platform in your local village vs. doing it three days away in Jerusalem.
I feel dumb not even having looked whether or not anyone actually produced cloned 10G cards.

Have you had any success with them yourself? Is there any data or resource on how trust worthy these clones are? Tempted to order a couple for testing at home with, at some point...
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In a 2014 listening test, 136kbps MP3 was generally rated as somewhere between "Perceptible, but not annoying" and "Imperceptible": http://listening-test.coresv.net/results.htm
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He's trying to make his audio easier to listen to by using various effects provided by Ardour. The most significant of what he listed is the compressor, which is great for spoken podcasts. It will take any sound that is over a certain threshold and start to to reduce it's volume (eg. compress it), so if he's talking really quietly and then yells something really loud, the person listening isn't subjected to as large of a volume range in their ears.

The limiter just limits the maximum volume, and I'm not sure why he's using an expander.
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IPC used is fairly common for desktop programmers. IPC just communicating with another process, and technically web developers are doing it as well.

What most people mean is something like COM(Windows), Named pipes, memory mapped files, etc that allows processes on the same machine to communicate with each other.

If I was hiring for desktop software or pure server software, I would expect someone to know some IPC mechanisms.
We've seen enough examples, from the original dotcom bubble to present. "As of now, the service is no more, sorry."

Should they? No. Can they? Yes they can - why couldn't they?
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They still do for pilgrimage - the main "Camino de Santiago" (St. James' Way) from France to Spain is 700km+, and some people make the journey every year. Obviously nowadays they have modern comforts, but the Way stretches back centuries.
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Given that I don't know anything about rocket engine technology; the CPU is essentially the same as it was 40 years ago. Yet the technology is used in radically different ways using much more optimal manufacturing technologies. It's still a bunch of transistors on silicon.
Kinda funny the 'relevant ads' program was worse in my opinion. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/bell-faces-750m-lawsui...
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> Maybe you could let people try out some challenges and then after N runs, ask them to sign up?

I agree with you.
Does this fall afowl of any regulations from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority? https://www.fca.org.uk/firms/financial-crime/data-security
The cost for encryption at rest is single digit percentages these days.

I push for encryption at rest on ANY cloud provider storage for one main reason: I have no control over their disk disposal or reuse mechanisms. They can claim they wipe the data, but I have no way to test that reliably.

As for disk encryption plus FS encryption, keep in mind in AWS or Azure, it's possible for a misconfigured IAM or SPN to leak access to the disk blob.. If it was encrypted with a key separately, the risk is mitigated. Again, it's just too easy to implement on almost every cloud provider thes days.
They own the copyright.
I went to grad school in archaeology, and I can tell you that this is absolutely the case. Part of the problem is that archaeologists are generally terrible at cultural anthropology (compared to other anthropologists, not compared to the general population). The other part is that in most societies, there is not a firm dividing line between the religious/magical and the mundane.
There has been incidents where areas of the world have been temporarily cut off because their main cable was accidentally or intentionally cut.
> How would you expect a programmer to ask "do these two pointers hold the same address?"

In Java and C#, you rarely need to ask this question.

In fact, the .NET Framework overloads String, DateTime[0], etc so you can use == for almost all comparisons.

[0]: http://stackoverflow.com/a/1205462/266535
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It doesn't really spell out, though, how they differentiate CC info and avoid storing it with the rest of the data in the pdf form. There's just some hand wavy language about "Bank-grade Security". I suspect this means they store the CC data, which would be significantly different from how must online merchants operate.
Yeah, a Hohmann transfer to Saturn would take a very long time. The trip is long enough, though, that it would make a lot of sense to spend months accelerating under an electric drive in order to achieve a faster transfer. But it is 10 km/s even for Hohmann burn and once you get there you need to shed 4 km/s. In theory you could aerocapture but that isn't something we have the technology for right now. Well, we know how to aerocapture straight into a descent so you could go that route if you're headed to Titan but not anywhere else around Saturn.
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See here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canary_trap
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They published an op-ed from Bret Stephens[0] that was largely focused on criticizing the elite's hubristic over-reliance on probabilistic data models as a justification for not dignifying skepticism of less well-informed people. It was construed as a promotion of climate change denialist FUD. That charge was fair to make, but a certain subset of people prone to dramatic gestures figured unsubscribing was the appropriate response, as if the NYTimes had never pushed politically biased interests before.

[0]https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/28/opinion/climate-of-comple...
Voice input is an option when other types of input are not.

In the same vein, I am learning morse code. Any resources helping with this would be appreciated.

I would like to use morse code for silent, no-look I/O on my phone. I'm not sure vibrations can be quiet enough; might have to use something special-purpose plugged into the headphone jack.
To be fair, there are also "technical sales" jobs.

On the other hand, technical sales is normally a well paid expert position. Most recruiters I have met have been young and badly paid.
All those changes to the Falcon 9 are probably a large part of why we're only getting a Falcon Heavy now.
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Yeah, I wound up using name-tag@domain, but because I used a dash rather than plus, I'm forever doomed to run my own mailserver.

(fwiw, this domain is almost 20 years old, so that's forever in internet years)
You also get the same benefit of catch-all support if you pay Google $5/month for your own domain on Gsuite.
How is access control handled? For instance, what if the data itself encodes access control, how do I prevent the data being sent over to the client-side inadvertently?
Not sure I buy that. I think you need to go further up the thread chain to see the OP on this[1], which, to be fair to your interpretation, wasn't written by dwaltrip:

> If your language doesn't have a REPL, your language is less productive. Deal with it.

That seems exactly like the kind of claim that everyone should view with a healthy dose of skepticism, and I think zzalpha's initial response[2] hit that right on the nose.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14344891

[2] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14344957
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Thanks.

Yes, several things like this, or like parts of what I'm describing, exist.

Not the broader set and features though.
Personally I encode into any format I please and to hell with patents. Let em sue me.
It wasn't royalty-free from the beginning, in contrast to FLAC. Guess which browsers don't support FLAC: http://caniuse.com/#search=flac
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I think the contrary, I can see MP3 getting even more popular now that it has no patents.
I think a lot will come down to the local business culture and specific company cultures. One may emphasize credentials another may jump at the idea of putting a person with a technical background in a business leadership role.
Saqib Shaikh lives in London. The UK doesn't have H1Bs. His LinkedIn suggests that he went to high school in England. He has (what sounds to me like) an English accent. Put some effort into the lazy racist joke at least.
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> you need to resist the urge to click on the links

Why?
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I would add one more regarding DOS protection:

Sign the session tokens that you issue.

This way you don't need to do any I/O to verify these tokens at the router level.
Interesting! I am wondering if it is easy to incorporate the visualizations of the models during training? If not, is this something on the roadmap?
Isn't collapse of the probability wave instantaneous across the arbitrary distance between entangled particles, from the frame of the measurement, in violation of relativity, and isn't that what Einstein disliked?
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Hey wjvdhoek, I'm the guy working on this project. I agree mandatory registrations are indeed very annoying (and 95% of the time completely unnecessary). My reasoning behind requiring user registration is for security. Since code is being executed on my server, I want to be extra careful.

That being said, you have an idea I never thought of. I could simply let any user make X number of attempts and then prompt for registration. It's not as annoying that way and still secure. And yes, it's definitely hurting conversion BUT I couldn't think of any other way to set things up. If anyone else has suggestions on this, I'm all ears!
After comp/limit, a little expander can make the audio less dull sounding.
Thank you, I'll fix that now :) Serves me right for rushing out a landing page, after reading all the "you should start marketing yesterday" comments on startups!

Edit: fixed
I'm completely distracted by the name of the website: "War is boring".

The vehement disagreement is almost repulsing me to RTFA.
(retirement? social security? disability) You might not be "making a living", but you are getting an income without working for it.

We all have worked for those, but the work done to accrue them is not fairly partitioned to all those present, it is not fairly paid for by those whom could afford to, because many will say they have a life style to maintain and that life style is sloth and ignorance of the well to do.

Those entitlements you say are enough don't pay shit to live on, and they know that, and we know that. Not enough for good schools warm housing or good food. But they are enough to keep you poor, don't knock it till you try it.

Smiles are free but so are empty stomachs and cold fingers
The problem is that a lot of access points advertise n Gbps but that refers to full system bandwidth on multiple channels and such so you got somewhere close to what they were really expecting you to get. Heck, my Ubiquiti Unifi AC Pro can get me a bit over 800 Mbps without a problem in bursts (and it advertises well over 2 Gbps) but the nature of wifi networks is that I won't get that sustained for very long. For home server uses that most people don't have, I absolutely won't be able to work off a pure wireless network for many reasons.
I wouldn't call it a niche term, maybe in the context of calling something a canary, but the term canary in a coal mine is a common idiomatic expression in American English, at least in the mid-west.
I feel for you —losing backup data isn't too bad but not knowing about it is— but I could afford to keep almost 40 separate copies on Backblaze for the same price as one on Tarsnap.

I could keep one on B2 and one on S3 and one on Glacier... And still have saved $480 each year over one copy on Tarsnap.

It's too expensive.
This is a good idea, but only for fields which can never be used in range based index lookups.
Here is a link to the Stack Overflow answer mentioned in the intro portion of the video:

"How can you program if you're blind?" | http://stackoverflow.com/a/453758
"This policy itself is still a multilayer perceptron, which has no internal state, so we believe that in some cases the agent uses its arms to store information." - That's a pretty surprising result to me!
I wouldn't bet on Russia and China still has a lot of catching up to do. If we're talking about putting stuff in orbit cheaply I wouldn't rule out India but there are also a host of companies with small rockets that show some promise.

And ULA has a good story about their work on in-space reuse of rockets even if they aren't going to be reusing boosters any time soon.
You act as if the alternative is free. Will you maintain the same "life at any cost" mentality when your insurance premiums or taxes increase to the point that you can no longer afford them? If you lower the cost of healthcare you increase access, you can raise the costs involved and provide better care but less people will be able to use it. It isn't as simple as you postulated.
Would love to get others opinions on this format of billing and insights into how you do things at your studios.
Sorry, you don't throw away mitigation techniques because they aren't foolproof. This is still excellent advice. Stop using sa and root accounts for your apps.
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Look for books on experikental physics! Pysics bachelors measure many natural constants in practice labs. Many compendiate text books will have rich sources. I'd look for ones from the time the of the discovery to get the gory details which many textbooks avoid to achieve didactic reduction
For learning: Morse-it app. Not sure if it's on android, but it's a great learning tool with lots of learning methods.
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Go watch the MOAD, and realise that most of what's changed is cost, scale, ubiquity, and speed.

That's pretty much the definition of incrementalism.

Yes, there've been a number of watershed transitions, but when you're increasing capability/cost by a factor of ten each decade, that's expected.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yJDv-zdhzMY
The wave function isn't really this thing that physically exists but is really a data structure which exists only in your head that captures the information you have about a quantum system. So yeah collapse is instantaneous, but that's just because you can update something in your head instantly because you learned something about something that happened far away.
Usually these conclusions are derived from observations of the habits and rituals of primitive tribes, presumption being that life-style similarities would lead to them developing similar sets of beliefs and culture, too. Of course, it's just a theory, no one can be 100% sure about it.
I've heard some explanations on why lossless is different even tho the stuff cut out of high quality MP3/ogg is in frequency we don't hear, but it honestly sounds like "high end cables/pure gold contacts" to me.
Age doesn't mean anything if author writes like an inexperienced teenager (banker=drug dealer, seriously?). I am unimpressed by this person
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I was at a web design conference once with a talk by a heavily vision-impaired guy. I was amazed at the speed when he went to his IDE to fix a bug. I couldn't make out a word it was saying and he didn't seem slower working with it than I would be.
I'm not sure I fully understand what you are saying. Can you elaborate.
You should see our ORM. It tries to highly discourage text queries:

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