skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One word: Deadlift.

The benefits of the deadlift cannot be over-stated. All adults, especially the elderly, should deadlift on a regular basis. As a compound movement it strengthens so many muscles, results in excellent strength gains, and contributes to quality of life improvements.
You remind me of just mashing buttons.
Assuming computation has ontological existence, as opposed to cultural demarcation, where we arrange certain physical devices to have predictable behavior we can modify, and call that computation. Or before computers, denoting the markings human beings make on paper as computation.

Saying the brain literally computes is making a philosophical claim as to what exists, as opposed to a useful metaphor.
Up to "Computational Administrator". Is there anything after that?

Reminds me of "Papers, Please".
I was using a 1200 baud, via SLIRP[1]. In 1994 (I think?) remember cycling into University with a box of 10 1.44M floppy disks to copy Slackware 0.1 so I could install it at home.

The bandwidth of a box of floppy disks on a bicycle was higher.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slirp
Analysis is all that matters when it comes to the ipo. I'm sure there will be other analysis, but if no one believes it's as big as 3T, then the ipo is not going to raise what they want it to raise.
So, lay down more.
> The pure genotypes were obviously out-competed, surviving Europeans and (East?) Asians are descendants of hybrids.

Non-Neanderthal-descended-humans obviously weren't out-competed since they still exist, and because of all the evidence for harm from the Neanderthal variants which is why the variants are being selected against.

> Have you verified that you don't just happen to have a bunch of perfectly European genes that

Pretty sure. I trust 23andMe to get ancestry right for white people like me. And further, the genealogists in the family already knew about there being one Jew in the family tree who converted to Catholicism & married into the family about the right number of generations back; I had had no idea because I don't care about that sort of thing.
Looks like a processor.
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> That's a risky road to travel down.

Nobody said that when we invented the Internet, yet here we all are, tromping down this dusty dangerous road.
I would argue that its the opposite. It seems that redux is adamantly resisting the temptation to expand its scope and is sticking to its original promise of being a state container that undergoes state transitions via the composition of functionally-pure reducer functions and nothing more.
If you were a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, what would you have done?
Not yet .. but we have a design for tracing the execution flow of every run at near zero cost and then playing back the execution trace. That's not saving all intermediate state but if you save the input (usually an HTTP request; so its saved in the logs) then you can easily debug production issues with it.

If you meant debugging type stuff yes there's debugging already, including from the Idea plugin.
The problem here is that you are making a choice to use someone else's facilities to run your system. Once you do that, you have given up the control over what they do with it once it is on their facilities.

The first question I would ask you is why does it have to be client side? The second is why does it have to be in javascript?

As I said above, in using javascript you have forced the horse to bolt and then you close the barn doors.

Javascript requires you to send them the source. If you use it, then that is the fundamental choice you are making at the outset. You cannot complain about someone copying your source code if the choice you make is for them to have to copy the source code to be able to use the application you have so painstakingly built.

If you don't want them to have the source code then you give them a binary blob that has everything appropriately encrypted.

The other point, I want to highlight is that having a copy of something is not theft. You can only steal something when you remove it from the control of the person you are stealing from. Not any copies, the actual object itself. These objects can be intangible such as your reputation, but that is another subject.

It is an unfortunate fact of our society that this very important distinction has been lost. Theft only applies when the item being obtained is unique and belongs to someone else.

Once you share something, whether it be code or an idea or anything else that can be treated as an infinitely copiable, intangible object and it is copied, it no longer is uniquely yours. Any copies that are made that are not made by you are not morally yours, irrespective of any monopoly rights granted to you by the reigning government over you. Governments do not deal with morally, they dictate law, which is a completely different thing.

So in this case being discussed, you freely (irrespective of any form of payment you might receive) have given away the source code because of the underlying architecture you are using. If you don't want this happen then you have to choose some other architecture for the dissemination of your application.

As I have said elsewhere, any copies created that have not been authorised by you under any monopoly rights that you have been given by some governing body can be used as free advertising but you cannot cry theft as a moral consequence.

These days, I work on free projects and so I freely give away my work. This is the hope that when I actually need to do paid work, I'll be able to show my previous work and they will see that I am worth having on board.
Not to mention that pain itself serves the very important function of telling you that something is wrong or to stop doing something becomes it is causing harm. Prescribing pain meds is a quick way to silence the alarm but allows whatever behavior or condition that coused it to continue.
this is a fantastic sounding system that would (hopefully) discourage predatory game design, and perhaps force developers to focus more on creating engaging gameplay rather than manipulating players' addiction instincts.
Good basis for comparison. Because you see, for a typical freeway, a billion per mile is the cost.

Where do you get that? Obviously we got more than 500 miles of freeway for the $500B (inflation-adjusted) that the Eisenhower Interstate System cost us. We got about 50,000 miles, which works out to $10M/mile.

So something seems to have made both highway and rail construction cost ludicrous amounts of money, if you're right about the $1B/mile figure. I don't think you are, though -- that amount is what I've heard cited for the most expensive mile of highway in the country, which supposedly is the stretch of I-90 that crosses Mercer Island. I'd have to throw a [Citation Needed] flag on the billion-dollar-per-mile figure, in the general case. If we're really spending that much on roads these days, somebody needs to figure out where all that money is going.
Interesting to me that someone whose tagline is "bon vivant" on their blog is so bold about making sure business always remains strictly business, even when it's consuming the outer ends of your hours. The mere possibility of a man and woman having personal issues is enough to say that we can never allow intimacy with co-workers, that alcohol is too dangerous for work environments. Maybe that is "good" but if you are going to be spending so much life at such a big task it doesn't sound like a good life, imo.

I want to be good at what I do & enjoy the world with fellows and fellas also into being good. Neither work not the world are enough unto themselves.

I like the end about signalling. Merely being in some situations corresponds heavily to a willingness and interest to go further. Sure ok. Trying to contra-indicate though- I feel like that's what's not great. Trying to get through to an intoxicated person isn't always as direct as it should be, and we're all often so hampered by our want to be nice, to not displease anyone. Making more ambient contra-indicators available- how sexually interested we are in the world at large perhaps- could perhaps provide adequately de-personalized broadcasting. While it's reciprocal how much we are interested could also help those single folk wondering whether it's ok to approach.
An extra month delay if you are an existing tesla owner?
Powerlift - Bench, Squat and Deadlift. All work your back in different aspects. Plus you will gain all around solid strength.
I had to close it because it was too similar to being at work, on my day off.
JVM is not exposed at all. We plan to include OpenJDK in final distros so it runs totally self container.

Absolutely no Java semantics or concepts are leaked to the language.
The shell I've really been looking for is basically fish-but-bash. All the feedback and usability of fish, with bash compatible syntax. Bash's syntax may be a lecherous growth upon a lecherous growth, but at least it's a familiar leech.
Does math exist independent of human (and perhaps alien) minds?

What makes a the physical devices we call computers computational, other than the symbolic meaning we give their behavior?
> “The truth is, programmers are hasty,” he said. “They under document, they under analyse, they under think, they under test, and Agile software development just gives them license to cut corners."

Agile development has a lot to answer for. It's sadly been largely elevated to a religion which excludes innovation and thought about improvement.
What's that got to do with replacing JS? These platforms will not render their own graphics via canvas, for the most part, but just interface with the browser APIs. They're just to ditch the JS language, not browser tech/UI.
Through trial and error I came to a low-carb(/low GI?) paleo style diet which seems to be inline with what other suggest. Alcohol, sugar and even stress definitely make it worse for me at least.

edit: Special occasions where I might indulge in the above triggers I'll end up using an antacid for a day or two.
var jobTitler = {
subject: [
"Screen", //100
"Input", //400
"Dialog", //900
"Interface", //1600
"Data", //2500
"Big Data", //3600
"Choice", //4900
"System", //6400
"Computation", //8100
], // 9
position: [
"Administrator", //1000
"Technician", //4000
"Engineer", //9000
"Specialist", //16000
"Architect", //25000
"Executive", //36000
]
}

https://pippinbarr.github.io/itisasifyouweredoingwork/js/dat...

I'm guessing Computation Executive might be the highest if it uses the position field. (Don't have time to see how this data gets used to set the title.)
It's fine to say that, but this phenomenon is even older than the Internet. Think of the hip bar that gains a sudden influx of customers following a New York Times story. Yogi Berra remarked on this phenomenon with one of his famous quotes "Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded!"

Another idea related to the general phenomenon is gentrification: the cool artist colony suddenly overwhelmed with yuppies who drive up the rent, forcing the artists to move out.

Is there not a general term for this whole phenomenon?
The thing is, when you've seen one back problem, you've see one back problem.

The spine is a maddeningly complex assembly of bone, nerves, cartilage, articular surfaces, vasculature, packed tightly, subjected to immense forces, and articulable is many directions. It is a miracle of evolutionary engineering and a miserable failure. We needed to crawl longer before we stood up and walked as a species.

I have been through 2 spinal fusion surgeries. First, L4-L5, L5-S1. Then L2-L3, L3-L4. One surgery was nine hours the other was eight. Recovery was approximately 1 year for each surgery to complete return to maximum function. It was the hardest thing I've ever done. And news of the need for a second surgery almost crushed me.

But...

I am virtually pain free for 3 years now. My activities are virtually unlimited. No boxing. No golf. Oh boo hoo. I can hike, scuba dive and travel.

Your mileage may vary, but the real question is why? The quality of both surgeons and diagnosticians varies widely across institutions and geography. I am fortunate that I live in a city with the best orthopedic hospital in the US and my surgeon is world renowned in the area of spinal surgery.

It took me ten plus years to get the right diagnosis and find the right clinicians but when I did they repaired my spine to provide me maximum function and pain relief but it is not a new spine. It is never like new. But it'll do what I need it to do.

For anyone in pain. I hope and pray you are relieved of it. Search for the professionals who really know what the fuck their doing and GET WELL!!! Be a zealous and merciless advocate for your own healthcare.
Yahoo may have had free email and this time. I'm not sure the exact timing but after I got real internet instead of just dial up email I switched to Yahoo from Juno right around that time.
Have you tried zsh with oh-my-zsh?
Maybe math is a less efficient way of describing the world? Maybe the brain has a better system?
Then you would also buy a high end car. Model S, perhaps??
PSA regarding scrolljacking: please, not even once, please.

Here is an archive link so you don't need to suffer it: http://archive.is/0ELqt
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G dates to the classical period. But, as I pointed out above, it's still intrusive enough then that Caesar's praenomen, Gaius, is written C, not G. The name is older than the letter, but younger than Latin writing.
Thanks for posting this. I (all of us?) try to shoehorn our wanderings into a narrative similar to the hero's journey.

Your shared experience was anticlimactic, and yet rewarding to read.
Macros run some code at compile time, that takes raw unevaluated source code as arguments, and returns new source code to replace it in the code. Then use this returned code instead in the compilation.
You might want to look for a better example.

Even before prices for HCV drugs went down due to competition, they offered a cure for a life threatening disease for less than $100K in the US with minimal side effects, typically in 8 weeks, and with 95% effectiveness. The agent is a small pill taken twice a day. Price is scaled to personal income in country of treatment.

That's more like 1/10 of the monetary cost of a transplant, which is a scarce and rationed treatment.
So, they can still have their own search engine configuration.
You get it faster if you're already an owner.
Clearly it needs the following 3 things:
1. It needs a fake calendar that is randomly populated with meetings.
2. It needs to randomly require that you open Google Hangouts and chat with other users.
3. It needs to send random Slack notifications.
I'd love some help. How did you find someone who could actually give you some sort of prognosis/diagnoses? Mine just say either "more PT" or "here's some pills." Neither work. My disc is budged and it seems like moving the wrong way will trigger 2-3 days of intense pain and immobility. No one seems to offer any suggestions on how to fix it. Is it fixable? I don't know...

P.S. the back pain industry is a sham, but there are a few of us out there that legitimately need help, but can't get it due to the opioid epidemic and snake oil salesmen.
They are basically like http is to https. Unauthenticated, clear-text remote login, copy, etc.
IMO, everyone is getting more creative since scaling doesn't help performance as much anymore. Moore's Law allowed chip makers to lean on physics to make existing architectures faster. Now the plethora of accelerators (risky new architectures) is proof that physics isn't doing as much of the heavy lifting.
Disappointed there was no Tayne: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIXTNumrDc4
This article is generalised rubbish. That's not to say there's a shortage of badly managed, over spending IT projects in Australia (either public or private) but I doubt it's worse here than UK, US, Denmark or where ever else.

And to blame it on "Programmers" or siloed universities is about the laziest piece of analysis I've read in anything (including Trump tweets) for ages.

There are real issues in IT generally is Aus, eg large orgs outsourcing all their dev work to large and small SI's, no in house capabilities for anything other than limited governance, a reluctance to take on and train grads and a million other things.

Security is definitely something that needs to change. In my experience IT security has often been seen as a infrastructure job rather than a holistic practice that covers the life cycle of systems, but the first time I worked with a security dev team was a government org, which was great. They were much less about the firewalls, and much more focussed on good security practices, the poor application of which by devs were often demonstrated at fortnightly showcases where they would demo exploits in real time. Especially awesome was the time they dropped the entire "user" database table with some magic Hibernate exploit.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14698057 and marked it off-topic.
Would you invest in an asset class that is only expected to decline in value going forward?
You've behaved so atrociously in this thread—with personal attacks, rants, and other violations of HN's guidelines—that you managed to sacrifice whatever high ground you began from and end up well in the hole. It's dismaying to see how much damage a single commenter on tilt can do.

We ban people for this kind of thing, so please don't do it again. Civil and substantive comments only (or no comments) from now on, please.

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I tried to understand what is going on in this paper. Am I right to say that it seems like they are looking at parallelizing subtasks within each domain and at each time taking advantage of unordered tasks if possible?
Ballerina is designed exactly for that; to be the Unix shell of the Internet basically. Deep understanding of JSON, XML, MIME, SQL etc., networked execution naturally, parallelism naturally, resiliency, etc..

Only time will tell whether we get the mix right.
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Andrew Kaczynski, who tracked down the author based on clues from his reddit history, has also broken a number of stories by personally reviewing hundreds of hours of archives, such as those of Trump on the Howard Stern show. He is one of the most innovative journalists working today [0], comparable in impact to the Pulitzer-winning crowd-sourcing methods used by David Farenthold to break the news about Trump's lies around his philanthropy [1].

[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/16/style/andrew-kaczynski-bu...
[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/washington-po...
>I doubt it's worse here than UK, US, Denmark or where ever else.

Don't go lumping the U.S. in with the UK and Denmark, it's a completely different world.
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An 125HP car of normal weight (on American landbarge or anything) surpasses 180km/h and can easily maintain a cruising speed of 160km/h with tolerable noise, but mediocre fuel consumption.
Ask HN: How to automate activity annotation for mouse videos?
I have some mouse videos from top view chamber.I also have an excel sheet with start time and end time of each activity. I need to automate behavior recognition.I did some digging and found that this comes under video classification .I can use model such as only CNN(checking every frame) or combination of CNN + RNN etc.

I saw popular datasets like UCF 101 and it has separate labeled video clips of each activity. But in my case I have multiple mouse activity in single video. So do I need to cut one video for each activity of mouse(base d on time) then label them and then train the model ? Also which framework is best suited for this - Keras ,OpenCV etc ?

Only related coding example I found was this -
https://hackernoon.com/five-video-classification-methods-implemented-in-keras-and-tensorflow-99cad29cc0b5
Coarse collision detection is only expensive if done from a cold start every time. In practice, there's a startup cost of ordering the bounding boxes, but then only a small incremental cost as things move around. Most moves are local, and require only a small number of changes, and many objects in a game don't at all. Here's the classic paper from Ming Lin, from the 1990s.[1]

Fine collision detection can also be done incrementally. Incremental GJK is a good approach. Here's Steven Cameron's paper on that.[2]

I wrote one of those once in C++, using the ordered bounding box approach from Lin and the incremental GJK approach from Cameron, plus some new stuff to guarantee continuity as objects moved. It turns out that incremental GJK has some serious floating point loss of significance problems as faces approach parallel. When you build a physics engine this way, the near-parallel case gets explored very thoroughly as objects settle. Turns out you need a 64-bit FPU. This was a problem on some consoles, and is still a problem on some GPUs.

[1] https://www.cs.jhu.edu/~cohen/Publications/icollide.pdf
[2] https://graphics.stanford.edu/courses/cs468-01-fall/Papers/c...
Assuming they're not now.
8-9 AM work-days it seems that the HOV lane is only marginally faster. Going back from Mountain View to San Jose at 4-5 is equally as bad with traffic grinding to a halt near the Montegue Express exit in any lane.

It's kind of ridiculous actually because even if you're in a 4 person carpool its pretty horrific.
Yes redux is a store but it has middlewares like redux-thunk, redux-promises, and promises that lets you manage all the async actions you require.
> Today, the options are the same.

No, today there is another one:

(D) Pay a hosting company to host your own domain and its email. This is kind of like running your own server, but without having to run the machine yourself, have an Internet connection that supports that (most ISPs forbid hosting services on your publicly visible IP address in their terms of service), etc.
You'd be surprised, here in the poorer European countries where high-power engines are taxed, and speed limit enforcement lax, you constantly see 100HP sedans with 4 people and luggage cruising the highways above 150km/h. Engines do not really suffer since you're not going flat-out all the time
Is computation administrator the last level?
> Pipelines in Elvish can carry structured data, not just text. You can stream lists, maps and even functions through the pipeline.

Sounds like Powershell.
Seems to be way off. It has me as Mid Jan, and I'm located in Canada and not an exisiting owner.
Considering they don't expect production to hit 20k units until decemember, they're probably at least 6 months off estimates.
Google Takeout let's you grab your data from their systems, easy. Import is another story
Partisan political tangents aren't acceptable on this site.
This page is just a grey screen that pauses my podcast, on an iPhone.
Fair point. To be clear - Programmers familiar in Clojure, Erlang, etc.
That can work if there is also an anthromorphasization (put a human-like face that people can relate too). There was another article talkinf along these lines -- a disabled person trying a telepresence bot for the first time at a tech con saya he did not get the usual courtesy or respect. I suspect people didn't pattern match on it being human.

(I also found "glare at its forward camera" funny and ironic -- we humans have a lot to learn about relating to non-humans.)
You own your domain name in the same sense that you own any property in a society where governments have overwhelming force at their disposal. Yes, if the government really, really wants to take your ownership away, they can. But it's still a lot harder and a lot rarer than having ISPs screw over their customers.
Why not go for the big guns right off the bat? TSan is _amazingly_ good at finding race conditions in multithreaded code. Not only does it tell you the whole stack of the offending line, it also tells you where the thread was started.