skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can address your two problems without dropping the bank.

You should be quite able to find a bank or credit union that will hold your money without charging a fee. Where are you?

You can still use cash to avoid tracking, and you can even thwart forensics by making regular uniform withdrawals. The neat thing is that patterning like this makes you less susceptible to analysis but far more susceptible to getting mugged because now we know that you pull $400 every Tuesday at 3pm. Pick your poison.
The title is misleading. It was defeated by other non-pro players at the KeyArena.

One player said how it defeated the bot:
The general strategy is to win by claiming first tower. At 0:00, you aggro the enemy creep wave so that they start following you. Then you walk around in a circle around the jungle, and the enemy wave will start to form a congo line that will follow you around. You then path around the jungle so that on the next wave spawn, you can aggro the wave again and continue to walk around in circles. The AI will burn glyph when your creep wave hits the tower, and for some reason it can't really decide between chasing you or defending the tower. So after about 5 minutes of doing this, your creep waves will eventually destroy the tower and you win the 1v1.

I stared wind lace + 3 salves. You can outrun the creeps and the AI with the extra movement speed, and the salves will give you enough sustain to live through a few minutes of creep damage. You can also use the courier to give you more salves, but I found it doable using only 1 salve.

Source : https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/6t8qvs/openai_bots_w...
I bought Windows 10 Pro last year and had really high hopes for it after the Ubuntu shim was introduced. Windows is a fucking nightmare for anything involving producing audio at a pro level. The Ubuntu shim does not solve what I need even though it's a nice add. The real kicker is that STILL many errors produce a window where I can't even fucking copy the output. Why that is still a feature, I have no idea. That coupled with how they manage fixes/updates and a general distrust for the system being close to secure... It just didn't work out.

I wanted to buy that giant drafting table computer with the knob and say fuck it to the MBP. I went to look at it and bought another kinect one day, and what felt like an omen, their windows run point of sale system that tries to hide in the desks like the apple store failed so bad at taking my card that the guy had to use two different work stations and literally was "turning it off and on again" with both his card swiping windows mobile phone and the computers.

I feel like my future is in some sort of hand rolled main LXD or CoreOS or the like, that quickly composts whole systems locally and in the cloud but also easily remote desktops to local Mac and Windows machines. I have ideas in my head and a bit in code for a bare bones graphical interface that renders a graph that I can attach arbitrary points to that go to systems, API, terminal instances, containers, etc. I can weight the node connections and also record weight on paths based on frequency of traversal enabling automatic access shortcuts. Of course OSX is close to impossible to run virtualized, which is stupid as hell. Actually if it could without a larger time investment than my full time job that might solve all of my problems.

I don't know, I still need all of the systems that are out there... but I think it's time to put a top layer interface on it that gives me them and more. Setting up a springboard for something that doesn't sit around waiting for big providers to bless me with mana from heaven while they wave their dicks in my face.

Here's an example of a nerfed version of what I'm talking about as an OS supervisor UI that I'm using for a lesson series on Docker [https://www.dropbox.com/s/be4lh1015y305jr]. There is nothing about it that's clean or safe to operate, but I just wanted to prove it. In the current version you can select a node and drop to a terminal inside of a container. Also, I've added support for API nodes auto generated from graphql and REST (if you write the schema). I think it proves the concept. The next step is the pullback to whole systems I guess.
Yes, I was thinking microservices too. And composeability (the unix philosophy), any way to break up theses monolithic beasts into more manageable pieces. I'd really love if we could define some standard data structure and protocols.

I'm working on a threaded-prototype of netrunner where messages are passed between each other and could even be move out to IPC or even the network.

Also why I'm thinking this project is more like electron. And a browser could be built on top of that.

We've had a couple webkit developers tell us how hard it was to hijack some seemingly simple behavior. Interesting to hear that Firefox is the same way.

I'd love to compare diagrams.
this is for performance/security, what about other stuff, like new features, is it possible?
How can outsiders even begin to effectively maintain documentation for obscure macOS things like DAS and CTS? I can't be the only person who has never heard of these before.
> Engineering as a whole is pretty people-oriented: projects are team efforts and require a lot of collaboration, requirements gathering and user research.

Just like the statement about coding, I think that's a tad bit generalized because you can apply this to anything you scale bigger. You can make a big project, involving lots of different people, out of pretty much any skill.

Tho that doesn't change the basic "requirements" to be good at a specific skill. A coder can still code an app on his/her own, he/she might need more time, but the whole "additional people" thing is entirely optional in this scenario.

Same deal with engineering: It might take more time, but even big projects can be done with very few people. Adding more people is an entirely optional thing to speed up the process.

It's for that very same reason that many big projects, involving lots of people, have positions solely build around managing the whole "people" part of the project, leaving the engineers to do their engineering and the coders to their coding.

Because that's just how we humans are: We ain't perfect at everything, we can't be because lots of it is based on trade-offs.
Amazon would crush Netflix if they would just build a good UX for their streaming. We have both Prime and Netflix and literally the only reason we don't cancel Netflix is because browsing the available content on Amazon is just painful in comparison.
Will try to convince a group of friends, how many do you need per city?
When I did some work on porting out product to macOS (so developers could run their server environment locally, though a few loons wanted to actually run macOS on servers), I was immediately struck by how awful and incomplete the documentation was. And, I've been working in the Linux world for a couple decades...where docs are copious but wrong about 50% of the time.

In particular, the service launcher (launchd, mentioned in the article), and various other system level things (including logs, also mentioned in the article), have so little official documentation as to be laughable. You just have to spelunk the web to find someone who has the tribal knowledge and has shared it in some form.

I gave up on the task, as the level of pain was far too high.

But, I'm kinda baffled why anyone would volunteer to provide free labor to one of the largest and most profitable companies in the world. I give away tons of my time for OSS, but I'm not about to get out and push if I've paid for a luxury car.

I'd rather put my time into something that is free and open for everyone, including my future self. Actually, the word "rather" isn't strong enough: I would never give my labor to an $820B corporation.
> and also doesn't inspire confidence that I'm a user/owner of the device

...What gave you that delusion? Are you one of those people who clicks "okay" to EULAs without reading them?
They want something done about income inequality.

Something that doesn't involve them paying any (more) taxes, tho'. Just "someone" to do "something".
Microsoft was pretty infamous for his behavior in the 90's. They'd send down some VP, pretend they'd be interesting in acquiring your company, and then suddenly stop responding to your emails.

2 months later, they'd release a product exactly like yours and dare you to sue them.
That's a different thing from what it sounded like when I wrote my earlier comment.
I am not living in the US so not even HBO Go is an option for me
Talking about ML and DL and figuring out how companies can add a few buzzwords in their marketing to say that they use AI.
I suffered from fatigue for some months and what helped me is to think about it as your brain being a CPU with a message queue. When the CPU is operating below 100% the queue is empty all the time. But when it comes above 100% the queue starts to get longer and longer. And it is very very difficult to reduce the amount of messages sent to the queue.

Messages can be anything the brain should handle: hormones, sight, hearing, thoughts, anything.

When the queue grows your body also starts to work stange. And this can cause serious issues[1]. And also causes more and more stress wich let the queue grow even more.

So I also believe that stress and trauma are causes and when treated reduce the message queue.

[1] for me this was a lot of muscle contraction causing insulin issues and because of that more stress.
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Gold for radiation shielding?
this article is cr*p, the author is too entitled. I believe Google have spoiled googlers so much.
I disagree. If you use WhatsApp, Facebook knows more personal things about you than google. Things you only talk about to your best friend, fights you have with your significant other, how you behave in group chats etc - it can derive your emotional state and use that. Facebook conducted studies on (real) users on how different posts and the order of posts affects them emotionally. I don't trust services which try to exploit my emotional well-being in order to be more engaging/addictive.
Flies see the world in slow motion, say scientists
You've got a 404 on the link in the top left corner (mobile).

Is this site associated with Remy Sharp?

Also, when scanning your prices real quick on mobile I saw "$6,000/mo" and just about noped out. I understand what you're trying to do here, but maybe you need to rethink the placement of this comparison price?
All I want is a paid for Kodi+Exodus mod that is legal. They can have my $20 a month for that.
You are right, but i don't think that's actually possible.
It's not easy to educate general population. How would you teach critical thinking, if most people just don't want to?

Current solution is to just babysit general population by essentially censoring information.
Worked at Oracle for 5 years...was in a similar situation.

Left to go to a 9 person company full of hot shot DevOps engineers, couldn't have been more happy to be the dumbest person in the room everyday. I learn so much I feel like I should be giving up extra salary to cover all the education I'm getting.

I liked working at Oracle, but am so glad I made the move. At the end of the day, lots of respect and admiration, even at a huge company like Oracle, don't really mean a lot. I used to tell my girlfriend that I worked 80 hours a week even if I did nothing. 25 hours of work at work + 25 hours of studying at home to make up for what I wasn't learning + 30 hours of guilt for working at a place where I wasn't learning anymore.
I love reading these hilariously entitled comments from people who must have either ignored or foregone considering their choice of env years ago while anyone sensible and reasonably intelligent realized how to avoid these issues in the first place. No, you do not get any hand-holding in the world of technology; you can't simultaneously hope for a consumer product that "Just Works^TM" and demand your customization needs (wants, actually) be met.

> and helps me murder code

"Rockstar code ninja" to boot.
> They are expensive

In some countries. In other they're free.
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Whenever someone posts this comment in response to the out of context quote, I think to my self that it still really doesn't change my opinion or reading of it.

The dumb part about what Schmidt said is he presumes there is nothing worthwhile about privacy before quickly alluding to a legitimate need for it.

The point about US law is less relevant for me, it's his immediate gut reaction to the legitimacy of privacy.
One of them is probably data preprocessing: To properly prepare the data before presenting it to the algorithm.
This is weird. I had a dream the other day which involved the concept of 'luria' which in my dream had the meaning of folklore or mythos.

When I woke up I Googled the word and discovered this Luria and his patient. Most of what I read seemed rather credulous.

This story is a welcome corrective.
> We

That would be Apple's job, and if you're waiting for them to make it easier for third parties to work on the system they think rightfully are theirs alone to develop, don't hold your breath.

Did we all start taking amnesia pills or something? You knew what you signed up for.
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It seems to me history stays in replay until we eventually understand freedom is more important than whatever risks are attached.
Not only that, but your consumer rights are stronger when you use a credit card: http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/regulation/consumer-c...
> Don’t ruin streaming by turning it into cable

You're about a few years too late on this. Snowballs don't roll uphill.
Listen man, I do plenty of customization. What I'm bitching about here is what I consider to be a lack of innovation and a dereliction on obvious existing, key tools. Finder is a beautiful example of Apple not taking care of it's shit.

I don't need a fucking hand hold. My 3 year old Macbook Air is in my opinion the BEST laptop available. I'm angry that the innovation appears to have ceased from the availible providers and I just can't fathom why.

Just because I used a vernacular you don't appreciate doesn't mean I don't take my work seriously and know how to operate my tools. The second they shape up, someone else delivers me an answer, or I write something to get me out of this platform, there I go. Nothing I'm talking about involved "hand-holding." I want a same priced laptop, with a good GPU, with what I've got now, plus some effort into glaringly obvious old problems. Maybe innovating in a direction that was geared towards a producer and not vibration emojies for a jogging watch. If my math on their income is right both could be possible.

Maybe I'm just naive.
No it isn't. The root cause of America's problems is a deep-seated, societal belief that you can always blame the victim and attendant governmental malfeasance and neglect in actually fixing the numerous traps which ensure that when something goes wrong, everyone piles on until that person is destitute.

American society is setup to find someone, anyone to pin a problem on, even if it would ruin that person, just to ensure that "everyone" doesn't have to think or worry about it existing. It is writ large a tragedy of the commons, where everyone thinks the specific wrong they experience is unAmerican but everything else is a failure of rugged individualism and bootstraps.
User-programmable infix operators in Racket
Up to what?
Some improvement over 5-6 years seems to be weak to make an argument about one therapy to help imho, since your body heals by itself over time, like in my case.

What are your main symptoms if I may ask?
I know it'd need a much larger training set, but honestly you're not playing DOTA unless the full hero pool is in play.

Never mind 5v5, a 1v1 bot that would let Dendi/Sumail/RTZ etc choose any hero and still win would be much more impressive.
Lies like the supposed link between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein [0] and the fact that 9/11 was heavily used as a rationale for invading Afghanistan/Iraq.[1]

They had their target first and tried to spin 9/11 in such a way that it pointed to their predestined target. Many US Americans fell for it back then, still believing to this day that Saddam was involved with 9/11, lies about baby incubators and that the invasion of Iraq in 2003 was sanctioned by the UN.

Those are all evidently false, yet quite a many US Americans still consider them to be true, especially that last one about the Iraq invasion being UN sanctioned or else they'd have to admit that their country is leading wars of aggression for economic gains and not just to be "the good guys" aka "world police".

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saddam_Hussein_and_al-Qaeda_li...

[1] http://www.cbsnews.com/news/plans-for-iraq-attack-began-on-9...
Well, scientific hypotheses are tested through observations or, ideally, experiments. Maybe QM could encode arbitrary statements about natural numbers. But I can't imagine how one could test them through observations or experiments.
i am not sure what that article is supposed to prove. it doesn't contain any study results on the accuracy of meteorological predictions.

I don't have the data handy but to the best of my recollection weather forecasting for high/low temperature and precipitation does pretty well for the range of 24-48 hours but declines steadily in accuracy, and is no better than random guess around 2 weeks out.

That said, you are not addressing my other point, which is that "weather prediction" is just saying "things are going to stay the same." You are always starting with a set of conditions and then looking at your records and seeing what happened in similar conditions and predicting that the same thing will happen again.

Predicting that things will stay the same may come out as better than random guess in many cases but it will still be 100% wrong in cases where something novel happens.
A broken arm has a clear cause, but CFS is a symptom and may have many causes.
Best: We need to stop making our preference on software an ethical issue and accept that proprietary software isn't bad just because it's not free.
That list explain perfectly why I don't want to work on "marketing stuff" anymore. So much opportunity to waste time and money on trivial things.

A blog ? A "sneeze page" ? What's the point if you don't have anything interesting to write ?

A/B testing landing page and newsletter ? Is that difficult to get honest feedback from people who care ?
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it's ok from different cities, just post something worth seeing in your city, frankly, the problem is people from the internet are shy and they post blackout picture so others users on app don't don't get things to see they are here for this may be because our users are less or they have to be guided.

We can also achieve the post from around the world from France, Italy, India and other countries and their cities which are worth.

Thank you very much again, it would be an honour to receive help.
Not really correct.

CFS is a term for mitchondrial dysfunction, which causes a range of symptoms and where neither cause nor therapy is clear.
on my work LCD monitor, it is very hard to read the site font, it is thin and blurred.
Afvallen in de overgang verloopt makkelijker dan je denkt
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Depends, of course, how fast demand grows.
Classes and Actors are two different things in Pony.
True free speech also entails allowing private companies not to be compelled to host what they deem to be extremist material at their own expense.
(whilst simultaneously being expected to take down copyright infringements, because whilst people are prepared to defend to the death certain groups' right to incite people to genocide, an unauthorised Bieber video is clearly going too far)

That remains true even if their algorithm or human criteria for determining what is and isn't extremist material sucks.
> There's a very simple solution for anyone worried about fragmentation: don't buy it.

I'm not exactly sure what the flaw in this reasoning is called - tragedy of the commons comes to mind but that's not it; it's more like a prisoner's dilemma over a population - but if you're somehow not aware of this by now, this "solution" does nothing in the real world.

It's the same "solution" that is supposed to ensure bad politicians, bad companies, and so on do not take or keep power. "Just boycott X. Just don't vote for Y." There are more than enough people in the given population that trying to influence the landscape by trying to "rally the people!" to make the best decision for the whole rather than the simple or convenient one for themselves fails, literally every time.

Honestly, if you don't already know that, I don't know what rock you've been living under, but it must be comfortable under there.
You should add a link to the app or a way to contact you.

Posting in the https://news.ycombinator.com/show category (just add 'Show HN' to the front of the title) will get you more exposure. That's the category for app developers looking for feedback. https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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There's a letter to the editor in a later New Scientist casting doubt on this story.

It does seem rather dramatic.
Boring Company to use Tesla’s technology for its tunnel project under LA
How is it different then chrome+Vimium ?
Leaked Email Shows HBO Negotiating with Hackers
Not sure if the sources in this article are correct but I just pulled it off from memory.

http://adage.com/article/digital/worth-facebook-google/29304...
I feel this list is intended for full-on, VC-yearning startups. My admittedly limited experience is that if you're going for more of a small business product, you could eliminate about 75% of this list.

The rest is just "industry hacking".
Humans can't multitask regardless of their generation
I like to think that all theses things are already there as implied (by the chosen axioms) but unrealized potential, and then are made explicit by the act of exploring that potential (from a chosen point of view/using a chosen formalism).
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