skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Bolt has a 5 star safety rating and was 2017 car of the year.

It doesn't seem to be selling that great, which could be due to a great deal of factors, but the awards it has won makes me believe that the traditional car companies are going to be able to keep up with Tesla at least on technical merit.
If life were nothing but an unending challenge, where every action had to challenge the actor to their full potential, I think it would be hard to tolerate.

What's the point of working hard to make the world better, if the only thing you're working hard for is to enable more hard work?

I want my children to work hard, to challenge themselves, and to do something valuable. I also want them to have a good time, and not become worker robots.

There's a place for everything. Retirement is the place for entertaining your own hobbies and interests, even if that means working on your boat and going out on the lake.
I call this "playing startup."

Edit: possibly not my own thought, for whatever that means. I just don't want to accidentally suggest to others that I steal thoughts. See child comments.
> What is it with this "already priced in" bullshit? It should be obvious by now that stock prices are not based on pure, rational calculations of value. This is why one single news article, like this one, can drop the value of the stock by 7%.

Perhaps some market participants value the price targets of Goldman Sachs, and this new information triggered a price readjustment to the extent that these participants traded the stock today?
Well yes, but one doesn't necessarily expect the same individual to stay on the bottom. Reason dictates that an analyst would either improve or exit the pool instead of continually failing (why would a firm hire a persistently wrong analyst?) So someone has to be at the bottom, true, but I think it's odd for someone to stay at the bottom.
No, this is not the approach at any of the large banks.

It's not the fine that kills you. It's when your customers lose your trust and no one trades with you any more. Goldman has a ton of competitors in all their businesses that would pounce on any angle they could use to lure away customers. Committing fraud, etc, is a quick way to lose all your customers.

Plus the SEC and other regulators have a lot of political pressure to nail the big banks for any misbehavior.

Big banks are paranoid about these things and have huge compliance departments to minimize the chance of anything going wrong with a regulator.
My recommended order is, watch the movie, read the book, then watch the movie again.
Yes - This would be amazing! I'd like to be able to subscribe for all my open-source go libs housed under the gigawatt.io org [0]

[0] https://github.com/gigawattio
This is really helpful, thank you so much!
I developed a facial recognition software. AMA
With the niche guys like Mazda I figure they could be able to work closely with bigger companies. Already it seems that car companies do this a fair bit. The new Fiat and Miata have basically the same innards for example.

I could imagine that in the future the big car companies aren't going to be that interested in making a small electric sportscar, but they could partner with Mazda to make a Miata electric.
Anandtech: http://www.anandtech.com/show/11550/the-intel-skylakex-revie...
Can you think of a feature a standalone app could provide to help with those concerns? Maybe you're just trying to consume too much at once? I leave my RSS reader running in the background against the regular feed and I've never felt like it was too much, even after the weekend. Only thing that bothers me is when titles get adjusted, they get introduced as new items but I'm willing to put up with that in order to never have to rescan over anything else ever again. I only have 4 other, very low volume feeds I deal with, maybe that's why HNs volume doesn't seem as bad to me.
anecdotal, but I've been their customer for all those years, and besides the few books early on, absolutely one hundred percent of their recommendations was utter useless.
They are functionally equivalent to a taxi company and should be treated as such.
Contrary Temperature Trend Stalls Upgraded Climate Model’s Debut
Intelsat 35e Mission [pdf]
If life were nothing but an unending challenge, where every action had to challenge the actor to their full potential, I think it would be hard to tolerate.

Fully agreed:

"But in the end one needs more courage to live than to kill himself" - Camus
Indeed, especially with Intel still trying to upsell users to the highest level X chips to get more PCI-e channels. Fortunately AMD has more than intel available from their cheapest chip to their most expensive.
Love the name! Very straightforward. It should be at GitHub Marketplace
I guess you didn't get my snark, but sure, it was a bit obtuse. :)

Don't you think you're a bit overly certain that it's caused by random geological activity? How do you know that?
Containers are in significant use across Oracle, and there has been a strong focus from the Oracle Linux team to provide full support of Docker, including on Oracle Linux 6, for those that aren't in a position to upgrade to OL/RedHat/CentOS 7.
I shouldn't have to go and change code based on political crap- they come for slave now, what do they come for next.

the goalposts are ever moving. Fuck all that.

Also, despite the downvotes I think these kinds of dissent against popular opinion need to be shared. I'm sick of pandering to the liberal agenda. I'm not right wing and I respect everybody but there's far too much focus on women and minorities. -- like I said before nobody gave a fuck when I was from a white trash background. I got a job because I was the best that applied for the position, I worked hard for that, damn hard.- I certainly didn't get any help because I was white. I didn't even get a job in my country to begin with- so I was just as disadvantaged as any other migrant at the time.
Kale and sweet potato for every meal!

I canceled when I couldn't tell them to stop sending me sweet potato. They sent me an email saying they'd changed some stuff based on my recommendation but when I rejoined they still sent me two sweet potatoes and a bag of kale with every box.

I haven't had any urge to join back up.
Out of the loop when it comes to the latest processor technology. How does this chip maintain the same TDP as a 6850K but with 4 more core? Same size (lithography), roughly the same freq, memory size/types.
If you can push back on $BOSS, certainly. But, frankly, it's way too easy to make inaccessible content.

It should be impossible to make inaccessible content. We could have browsers and/or compilers that just break the whole page if it isn't accessible.
I had this idea one time to use MySQL triggers to create a bunch of XOR gates and then use those as a basis for a CPU. Then eventually I could run Linux on that and rung MySQL on top of it.
GreenVPN shut down; China’s great firewall gets tougher
That would be fine, except that everything true is trivial.

On a more serious note on the original comment: there is also something to be said about the label of 'genius'. Take Ramanujan and his unusually strong self-directed efforts at the age of 16, for instance. Often there's more emphasis on the mystical aspect of his narrative.
The computer doesn't do arithmetics either. Signals just pass through wires and gates according to their nature (or as we might say: while obeying the laws of physics).
Partly the reason by which, for me, reading an article is only the first half - the HN comments on it being the second.
Thanks for saying this--too often people hand-wave away others' problems though, ironically, they may end up inheriting them. Your comment reminded me about an article on how Millennial women are conflicted about being breadwinners. [1] Between chuckling about how I (a Millennial guy) have said many of the quotes nearly verbatim, it dawned on me that as we approach equality in the workplace these women are being now being exposed to what were classically "man problems." I think guys are mostly familiar with those, but I think we also mostly conditioned or compelled endure it in silence, which may lend to the idea that there are "no extra obstacles" for us.

So yes, let's be sympathetic to each others' problems and avoid demonizing each other...you never know, it could end up being your problem.

[1] http://www.refinery29.com/2017/04/148488/millennial-women-ar...
Weird, I canceled Blue Apron twice from their website. Maybe they removed that because it was too easy to cancel.
Seriously, I don't know any top quality journals is using large quantity of postdocs as reviewers. In academy if one is invited by a top journal as a reviewer, that is an honor, meaning one is acknowledged by peers. In my field I can't think of any quality journals' reviewers are majorly post docs.

Also your pointing fingers at foreigners is quite disturbing. Why you think they caused the problem? Do you have any evidence? I don't think in any academic workplace you can say this without unfavorable consequence.
No integrated GPU.
Well, no. A 10-core HEDT Skylake follow up to the 10-core Broadwell was basically a given, and would have shipped right about now regardless. Maybe Ryzen caused them to push the default clocks up, but probably not since it's unlocked anyway. Most likely only thing that Ryzen changed about this chip is knocking $800 off the price (and maybe the i9 marketing name.)

The rest of the i9 lineup, thus far unreleased with only the core count actually known, is Intel's rushed response to Ryzen. Not this chip.
Ah, no idea, I just use my default client (Echofon) to do it when I post an image.
Sure, that's why I asked what other sources are more legitimate/tested.

This way I can develop standards for my team, which as of now really doesn't have any.
Listen to any podcast and you'll hear about Casper, Audible, Harry's Razor, and Blue Apron so much you'll forget what the actual podcast was about. I don't think there are any companies advertising with podcasts beyond those four.
[flagged] means users flagged it.

Since a lot of people are disagreeing about that and we always try to take guidance from the community, I've turned the flags off on this submission and reduced the software penalty formerly known as the flamewar detector. But FWIW this goes against my better judgment—this thread isn't as civil or substantive as several of the recent ones on related issues have been (I mean in relative terms—they still weren't that great overall) and I super don't like the negative focus on one individual. That's not what substantive discussions are made of.
we both know you never used any of the m3 performance features. ever. even that one time when you think you did when you stepped on the gas after the red light.

m3 has such tight bearings that all it does outside of a track is break internal engine parts 80% earlier than any other consumer car.

now, even if you think renting a car that one time a month you need more than 100 miles, for most people it's a hassle they want to avoid more than you want to spend money.

and lastly, buying a new 530e will keep you carbon negative for two decades at least. not buying a new car is infinitely better than even buying electric.
It is totally shocking that it turns out there are limits as to how many food permutations they can deliver that meet all the core requirements (healthy, GF, week-long shelf life, etc..).
According to this survey, Sweden and Denmark are the worst for sexual harassment in the EU. 80-100% report being sexually harassed in Denmark.

[1]http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/sweden-and-de...
The real art of cooking is learning ingredient substitution.
TDP numbers from Intel don't tend to mean much. They group a wide range of CPUs under the same TDP.

The CPUs will generally use far less power than the TDP might suggest.
I am still overweight when I leave the county :)
Congrats to Volvo for taking the long view.

Also, hats off to Elon/Tesla for paving the way. Accordingly to Musk, this is the reason he started Tesla -- to prove that it is commercial viable so others would follow suit.
Is a green card that much of a big deal to justify that kind of behavior?
For all you hungry people- Game of Thrones is back Jul 16th https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/04/arts/television/game-of-t...
'eropple: I know i'm hellbanned. It's because i'm too mean, according to 'dang. Sometimes i shout into the void anyway, figuring people will have showdead on, that's all.
I know this will never happen but I'd love it if people broke the terms "sexual harassment" or "sexism" into 3 different more specific descriptions of what happened to them:

(1) I got hit on
(2) I was discriminated against
(3) I was sexually assaulted or coerced

(1) is a lot different than (2) and (3) and a lot of the stories coming out lately basically boil down to (1), a dude was sexually attracted to a woman and he let her know he wanted to hook up with her (not including examples where there were threats or leverage was applied which would fall into (3)).

(2) and (3) are clearly 100% unacceptable and should result in immediate firing and criminal investigation for (3). (1) OTOH reflects a normal and healthy human reality: men want to have sex with women. Men and women hook up via work intros all the time. That is ok and even good IMO. If we talk about (1) separately and without inflammatory language maybe we could as a society even come up with a set of appropriate norms and rules for how people should act on their attraction to each other.
Subaru and Toyota also share manufacturing, as do Ford and Mazda.
It's a UX failure. There's no point in recommending something that I've seen and there is almost no way I can know that I don't want to watch something without seeing at least a little bit of it. For all intents and purposes, the "Continue Watching" list is a recommendation of things to watch. If I thumbs down or ask Netflix to stop recommending it, I shouldn't see it prominently displayed anywhere when I open the app.
and I kinda wonder how much of this ultimately falls on ISPs for not building out high speed internet... it's not inconceivable to imagine an always on "social network" box, or more options for home servers
The store is usually pretty flat. Mostly a single object with a bunch of properties, some of which might be objects themselves. All of them are usually switch statements, and if the action isn't matching anything in the switch, it returns the default. Sometimes there are nested switches.

So realistically, considering the construct in play, you can do tens of thousands of calls to the reducers to get a new state every second.

That's not gonna be the bottleneck.
The moderation is plenty transparent and if you just pay attention to what mods say, you figure out how things work around here. They are happy to explain lots of things. They just don't like to moderate in a manner that makes the moderation overly center stage. I consider that to be a feature, not a bug.
Fascinating experience. Thanks for sharing it!
No idea what to do with my Rasberry Pi, what did you do?
There was a blog post from Oracle describing this project last week: https://blogs.oracle.com/developers/building-a-container-run... , and a corresponding reddit thread with the author's participation: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/6kaexs/building_a_con...
If you use the mantra that you are the user, and you build something for yourself with a small following, then you might miss a much larger market if you don't look for or seek out these hidden "journeys."
Er, neither has a GPU. The i9-7900X has the benefit of generation of tuning and runs at a slower base clock (3.3 vs 3.6 GHz for the 6850K). Slightly smaller l3, and a much larger but also higher latency L2 helps as well.

I suspect moving from a ring bus to a mesh helps as well.
here comes all the people whose identities are bound up in the need to save you from your environment
FWIW, a mid-level developer with success working independently or freelance is typically a great fit for a startup willing to hire remote workers. Your background may be less appealing for a typical corporate job at a larger company.

And remember that junior/senior titles don't refer to age. They refer to level of experience or skill. And experience isn't just about churning out code. It's also about working on a team and within a formal (yes, that includes agile) software process. A title is just a title. Take a position where you can learn the things you need to learn to take the next steps in your career.
> as well as many others here

Appeal to popularity.

> Discussion quickly then becomes both toxic and treacherous

...when people rely on misrepresentation and logical fallacies as much as you have.

There's clearly little more to be said here, so I'll just reiterate my main points. There's a difference between future goals and present actions, but people often conflate the two. The OP's "we shouldn't have to do this (in the future), therefore we shouldn't do this (in the present)" falls into that trap. Your "we should never risk the slightest overcorrection" falls into a different trap, of precluding any but the most inadequate of present actions. As such, it merely reinforces the status quo. Maybe that was the goal. I wouldn't presume to read your mind as you presume to have read mine, but you haven't suggested anything positive here. "Pretend we're already equal" doesn't count.
The point is not to make exposure to military hardware, and especially the sanitized and sexy parts of the military, a routine element of civilian entertainment.

There's another comment of mine down thread where I distinguish recruitment advertising from propaganda. That explains my point.

And the cost is not the issue. In fact due to how missions are structured I doubt flying over a football stadium is in any way net cost free.
I will be that guy too then :) People tend to use relative change:

d(GDP)/dt / GDP = d(Population)/dt / Population + d(Productivity)/dt / Productivity

So the relative change of GDP is still neatly separated into population growth component and productivity component.
Considering the name of my hobby blog that I own the .com for with ~1k visitors per month is more than 25c on Adwords, if Blue Apron is less than a dollar I would eat my laptop.
Ask HN: What happened to the Facebook Platform?
Facebook apps and building on facebook were all the rage when they were announced over a decade ago, but nowadays it's very rarely talked about. Are there people out there still building Facebook Apps?
HTML is holding up pretty okay at it's stated mission. We're able to learn to avoid the shit parts, and we're able to build abstractions on top of it. CSS is failing at it's stated mission, which is to separate style from markup. Only the simplest toy apps can separate style concerns in practice. The whole thing is shit, there's no good part, and there's no way to compose it or build abstractions, except to just do it in javascript.
That's definitely available in the app as well.
Redux isn't really that prescriptive (and it's a problem). Since middlewares let you do pretty much anything, people will do the silliest things.

Vanilla Redux that somewhat closely mimics the Elm architecture is fantastic at it, but average Redux apps in the wild are...mediocre at best.
It was eggplants and lamb for me.
This is ridiculously refreshing compared to the posts I see where you're committing and pushing code to prod on your first day.

Kudos Mailchimp!

EDIT: Lots of sibling posts raining on their parade; if you're not interested in the culture and business as a whole, maybe consult instead?
It's not a swing _back_: it's just a different axis altogether. Being narcissistic enough to insist that your ideological opponents are evil and that every forum is an excuse to root out wrongthink is an ancient tendency. It's pretty ideology neutral.

Fifty years ago people were doing it for not being a good enough Christian. Now it's for not buying into every detail of an incredibly specific (and quite flawed, imo) political philosophy, or even just claiming that perhaps it's counter productive to fight every battle simultaneously in every forum.
Quantum Computing, A.I. Website Builders, and the Future of Hacking
Yup. Redux also fits better people who like more vanilla code at the expense of verbosity. MobX fits better people to prefer terseness.

Redux falls apart pretty hard when people start layering sugar and abstractions on top. It's my pattern of choice, but for teams that insist on abstracting the Redux boilerplate away, I steer them to MobX.
Yes, but some of us motorheads like that vibration and noise of a gas engine :-)
> Sorry, I was referring to how it was obvious to so many that Barnes & Noble and Borders would crush this fledgling website founded by the kook who set out in a van to compete with them.

I remember Amazon's launch quite well, and I don't remember any of that sentiment. The first time I used Amazon I remember thinking "Wow, books are the perfect thing to sell online." I feel like it's become part of a standard origin mythology to play up the founder as "some kook with a crazy dream" that everyone else thought was insane. I think that's rarely the case, and is instead played up in an effort of founder worship.
If a new hire isn't into hand holding and kumbaya, do they have an option to skip straight to getting real work done?
Here can apply for a green card while on the L-1 to stay longer, right?
Most likely the technology that will be used will be that of which Google is developing. Tesla is nothing more then a glorified cruise control. And don't throw the number of miles driven number back.
I first heard about the Daltonize filter when I was working on Call of Duty. A large percentage of the Call of Duty audience is male, and by association a lot of the players are colorblind, so making the game colorblind friendly was important. This blog post by one of Activison central tech's technical directors has some interesting thoughts about colorblind filters
http://c0de517e.blogspot.com/2013/02/color-blindness.html?m=...
Try implementing a simple FPGA in Excel. 4-input look-up-table: MID(lutcell,bin2dec(concat(inputcells),1) and hten the input cells can be done with OFFSET to support programmable routing. You can set the values by hand at first, but then connect it to your VM to load in bitstreams :)
The app ecosystem went mobile. Facebook used to be the way to distribute apps because you could gain a userbase super fast, but it was abused by the likes of Zynga, FB cracked down, and people went to mobile (which weakened the FB signup platform experience).
Not to mention, if you talk to anyone who was in theatre, how they were treated while actually in the war. There's been massive profiteering at the expense of the troops.
As a pro Tesla techie+investor, I'm willing to pay up to $N per share for Tesla. The more below $N it is, the more I feel I'm getting a better deal. That doesn't have much to do with how much I believe, or don't believe in Tesla as a company.

I'm willing to pay up to a certain amount for a Model 3, just like I'm willing to pay up to a certain amount for a share of Tesla. No matter how much I like a Model 3, I'm not going to buy the last car on the lot for 2x the price because it's the last one. I'll just wait until there's another one at the regular price.
Honestly, ordering an Uber on a mobile app is the current-day equivalent of a street hail of a Yellow Cab (or other legitimately licensed, metered, and branded taxicab)
Thank you! Great links.