skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because this would likely require a large change in city infrastructure.

Who will be building this? Who will pay for it? If it is the city how will you convince the city's taxpayers to pay for it? If it is a profit-seeking corporation, how will you convince a city to let you cause the disruption, construction, etc. to let you do this?

For other cars, what advantage does this bring to other car manufacturers and why would they agree to cooperate with competitors? Of course there is the obvious benefit that this would help all the players, but why does that marginal benefit outweigh the risk of commoditizing a brand new market / product and eliminating the chance to establish a market share lead.
I am partly raising these hypothetical questions because I think companies are trying to "tough it out" and do it without such changes to city infrastructure first and see how that turns out.

I appreciate your simple approach, but you might be disregarding the societal and business factors in favor of making the engineering challenge simpler.

Edit: grammar
Is the difference you're trying to paint perhaps a US only thing? I've never heard of this type of differentiation.
I started working on and with Drupal 2004 May 29 (it was a Saturday but who keeps count). At the Amsterdam DrupalCon in 2005 I got three offers for 60K USD which was an unheard amount for a struggling but very enthusiastic developer for Hungary. I accepted NowPublic's offer and started with them 2005 December 1, I immigrated to Vancouver (NowPublic was based there) 2008 September 1... To answer the question fully, Drupal and I landed a Drupal developer job :)
Which is why someone with deep enough pockets and some help by the community (crowdfunding?) should invest in making open alternatives possible. Thousands of people have been laid off in the past by big silicon corporations, I refuse to believe there aren't 10 of those people in the world who caannot be hired to design an open platform. It doesn't have to be fast as modern processors; if it allows opening a webpage at acceptable speed or playing a video at 30fps 720p that is more than enough for most us, and more importantly would send a huge message. Many would of course disagree, mainly gamers who would sell their soul to the devil for a faster graphics card or other people who don't care about their privacy. Once the design is done, it comes the fab. Decades ago any company would have to set up its own but today there are fabless companies who design chips and fabs producing them for various customers, so it's just a matter of money. The goal isn't to create an alternative with respect to computing power, but rather in usage. The message is "we're not using your bugged shit to communicate among us or keep our data".
Wow - equally impressed that this works at all and that we live in a world where such convoluted way to access content for free has emerged.
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Exactly.

Another way of looking at it: If we have a function f(x), we can have an algorithm that computes f(x). In fact, there are an infinite number of algorithms that compute f(x). But there are also an infinite number of algorithms that compute f'(x), where f'(x) is an approximation of f(x). And such algorithms are called heuristics for f(x).
Is densenet the one which won the best oaper award in CVPR this year?

And which framework would you recommend to code these in?
That's pretty Orwellian. Sort of like loving big brother. You "accept" that you're racist and sexist, although you can't identify any actual beliefs you have in this regard? And you once rejected it?

Sounds like you've been brainwashed dude.

> I remember a prominent woman feminist on Twitter talking about how she was confused why a woman flight attendant was talking about the weather forecast, potential turbulence, and landing time when she realized the woman was actually the pilot

In the unlikely event that actually happened and wasn't just someone shit-stirring on Twitter, it seems she's blaming society for her own problems. I've never experienced anything like that. So when you say "nobody is immune from this" speak for yourself.
Discussion from three days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14997386
His opponents have egg on their faces, and they just keep spreading it around more. Like that cartoon dog reading sitting in a burning house saying "this is fine". That's what I see. They painted themselves into a corner they're now too cowardly to get out of, and other cowards is all they now have. Damore on the other hand is still a bright young (and cute) guy with his integrity intact.
I mean yes, one needs to be skeptical of "secret meetings". But it doesn't actually change his argument, it just reduces the validity of certain claims of subtext that he believes his female coworkers are inferior.

Basically, you're asking for evidence so that he can prove himself plausibly innocent of a crime that there's no evidence for in the first place.
Did you have any anaesthetic during the procedure itself? I didn’t. But rather wish I had.
Don't know his score but its a great tool WebDeveloper.

http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/chrome/
Why sattellite? Its expensive to run and difficult to receive....

LW/HF is simpler and cheaper to run. Its way more simple to design a reciever for as well. Granted RTLSDR dongles will need an upconverter, but compared to installing and running a dish, its trivial.
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Scalable vector output?
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> Girls are discouraged from pursuing math and hard sciences through pre-college education, explicitly, culturally, and socially. The social blockers between girls and engineering are particularly acute compared to those between them and law or medicine. You can look at college degree numbers for example. Women now outnumber men when it comes to college enrollment and graduation, but women are far more likely to pursue "soft sciences" like psychology or sociology.

This point keeps getting brought up, but the actual statistics are quietly ignored.

Women make up over 40% of math and statistics graduates; A majority of accountants and biologists are women; Chemistry majors are evenly split between the genders.

If girls are socially discouraged from pursuing math and hard-sciences, why does this not actually manifest itself across fields requiring math and hard science? Does a math major require less mathematics than an engineering one? Is accounting not mostly about math and numbers any more? Are chemistry and biology no longer considered hard sciences?

I'm not saying the cause is necessarily not societal pressures, but this popular assertion being repeated ad-nausea seems to be, at best, incomplete. Women that have been told their entire lives that math is for boys seem to have no problem pursuing a higher-education in math in droves; Why?

http://www.randalolson.com/2014/06/14/percentage-of-bachelor...
http://www.catalyst.org/knowledge/women-accounting
https://www.acs.org/content/dam/acsorg/membership/acs/welcom...
http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/10/28/359419934/who-s...
Because they need to provide some value to lure in the eye for the advertising
FWIW, you can indent text in a HN comment (by a few spaces), and you get

a Blockquote like this,
and *asterisks* survive: 2**47
Let's see:

1. women are underrepresented in politics despite nearly a hundred years of suffrage and handwringing about female participation.

2. men are underrepresented in high school teacher cohorts. Maybe men are just not interested in teaching.

3. men don't attend pta meetings at the same levels as women (I don't know how true this is - I'm going by the movies). Men don't care about their kids' education!

Looks like James Damore over fit his personal views into his personal career niche of technology.
Yes! Facebook's Densenet won the best paper award in CVPR this year.
I would recommend PyTorch framework to code these in as it extends the numpy, scipy ecosystem and is simpler to use.
This may get me downvoted to oblivion, but here we go anyway:

and the president were labeled sympathizers

After the president's press conference yesterday, there can't be any doubt that he's very, very chummy with some of the vilest elements of society.
You might want to enclose a term such as 'alternative facts' in quote marks; without them you legitimize the concept. The use of the adverb 'ridiculous' and the gist of your comment imply that you do not subscribe to the notion of 'alternative facts' yourself.
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Shame Flexbox can't be used with SVG
Don't get me wrong, I accepted gender not being binary,
I just wondered how that was relevant to the discussion.

I did not know about AIS, really interesting stuff.
Also GPS tracking systems are only accurate to about 20m, not enough to avoid hitting stuff. And transmit over the cell network so don't work if you can't get signal.
If they were "sending a message" to a BLM or an LGBT group would you still support their rights to do so?

If the internet existed in the 1950's and the apparent (at least as a public face goes) vox populi would favor and crave for both self and institutionalized censorship as much as they do now the civil rights movement would've been dead in it's tracks.

It seems that people are busy yelling Nazi's Nazi's rather than having an actual good look at history.

When ever ideas are being silenced much much worse things tend to follow.
And how do you consistently find said companies?
My mother died of kidney cancer last year. Doctor said unfortunately modern medicine had nothing to offer her.

She turned to alternatives, tried everything from vegan diet to juicing to vitamin c (intravenous twice a week over 6 months). No salt diet. Stone heat mattress. Hydrogen rich water. She exercised daily getting as much sun because someone told her that's good.

That didn't stop the metastasis spreading all over her body. She passed away 8 months after her diagnosis, coincidentally exactly what the doctor guessed when pressed for her honest prognosis.

You accuse the pharma industry of preying on the desperate for money, but in my experience it was the opposite. Pharma told her sorry nothing we can do. In desperation she turned to alternatives. I was willing to believe anything if it cured my mum.
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> I’m just exhausted by having this same damn argument over and over again since I was a teenager and the amount of time and energy I keep having to spend to counter it.

This is a human being and a colleague. I really think people ought to satisfy a very, very high evidential and expressive bar before they do this to other people. I don't say this as a dictum or law, but as an ethical suggestion.
Hehehe. This was a bit mean, but there's truth. I've adjusted the page based on the feedback here. Now it's "here's the article for more information" instead of "sign up for this mystery box". :)
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Not exactly, you can still get charged if you spent the majority of your time in the last four months abroad.
Are you interested in tool making professionally or as a hobby? Or a small side business?

I'm short of a chuck for an egg beater hand drill so if you intend to produce some, I'm interested.

If professionally, I suggest thinking about cloning old fashioned auger bits because I'm pretty sure you could sell them in batches big enough to be commercially viable.

If as a hobby - well do whatever you need.

There are quite a few hand tool manufacturers appearing in the past few decades and business seems to be booming. There are new premium tools that sell for a nice price.

A problem for commerically viable production is that there are so many old hand tools out there, hiding in sheds and shacks, on antiques stores, kept as decorative items, flea markets that the supply will last for at least a century before there's going to be a shortage.

I personally need a router plane and/or a plough plane. There are new premium ones available at $150-$200, but I'm hesitant pay that because I know I'll run across an old Stanley 71 sooner or later.

Leave your contact information if you want to geek out about tools & crafts.
>This is a fair point, but in many cases you need to be rich, hard working, and smart.

Like Paris Hilton, Kim Kardasian, etc.? No, rich is still the only requirement. Those other things just give you more options.
Then existing 07x numbers would be made 071x numbers, and repeat.

But the existing 07x range is effectively 9 digits long, (with a few chunks out of it)
so we're probably good for a while.

We've not started 072 and barely touched 076 (and 071 is currently unused but that's sensible if the existing might ever be bumped to start 071).

Our population count is a good way way away from being 9 digits.

Already (because of number porting) you have numbers from networks now home in the middle of number ranges of their competitors.

But I think we're more likely to see a separation of number/device before that 071x happens. Devices or SIMs will have an IPv6 address and your number is separate but accessible. Time will tell.
Not to say you don't need the EULA but the fact that it's a one man show has won my trust already.
"Furthermore, how to not be obese is not really a solved problem."

Make your body absorb less calories than it uses. The simplest (not easiest) way is then to eat less. Most people who have "tried to lose weight" but did not manage it just tried lightly. They tried every new miracle weight loss program thinking 50lb could be lost fast before summer.

The thing is there are no miracle cure: you have to learn what has plenty of calories and eat or drink less of it. You have to learn to say no to food. You have to learn that throwing excess food is ok once you're done eating (which is the main problem for people coming from low income environment I think). For people who eat as a way to curb their depression, you also have to work on this illness if you want them to lose weight. You may also have to cut contact with family or friend who will sabotage you (crab in a bucket mentality).
It explicitly doesn't require that the engine do anything with the content of <script> tags, and CSS is explicitly unsupported - they simply use a small subset of properties from CSS as attributes.
Unfortunately, people who should know better also get this wrong sometimes. That's why we have "genetic algorithms". I too prefer the stricter definition of algorithm, as a procedure with a formally specifiable postcondition.

Now, don't get me started on "exponentially"...
It isn't `apt`. See how they mentioned that `mysql` packages were installing? Well, in the `preinst` shell script, in the .deb, there is the line:

`if LC_ALL=C BLOCKSIZE= df --portability $DATADIR/. | tail -n 1 | awk '{ exit ($4>1000) }'; then`

There's `df` being called without the full path and that's what would be spawning Dwarf Fortress.
What are you doing with them? Animating them?
But GP's point is the opposite, that HTML/CSS/JS is being used too often for tasks that could be much more simply solved by SVG. I can think of a couple just in my current project.
Cryptocoin mining is embarrassingly parallel by its nature. You are trying lots of different inputs to a hash function, so you can always run an arbitrary number of them in parallel. There are various ways to reduce the GPU/FPGA/ASIC advantage, like requiring lots of RAM, but the task is still parallel if you have enough RAM. Something like a JavaScript JIT on the other hand is fundamentally hard to parallelize.
I figure you're doing the same as someone that cuts an article that they are mentioned in out of a newspaper and frames it on their wall. I've seen plenty of restaurants and businesses do it.
That one, the 6V92TA, does the 'TA' imply it's Turbo Aspirated?

Those things sound amazing. And oh so dirty!
Insurance is after the fact. Won't prevent you from losing your fingers.
Shame on you google!

You are failing baddly. I would never think to do any adwords or youtube moneytizing business with you.

You lie and cheat. Thats core of google today.

Google, bye bye
Perhaps because the reality of being a developer is that its a pretty boring job most of the time. Once you have worked at a few different companies on a few varying projects with a few different technologies you realise that 90% of the time you are building CRUD applications. Also working on other people's code which is significantly worse than your own can be frustrating.

So for me having a competitive element to what i consider a fairly boring job definitely makes it much less boring. As for rudeness and arrogance I try not to be those things but if somebody else is i just ignore it. Simple as.

Developers who are not team players do not make it far in my experience.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2011-11-03/todd-ride...

https://riderinstitute.org/
I have nothing valuable to say.

Roughly the same time I've created #hck2fck - an analogy to pwn2own as I was going to SHA2017 hacker camp.

I'm not sure if I'm ready to handle all the controversy related to the project.

Intention - get some free press, media attention, eyeballs, hit to the actual website.
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> That insurance companies shouldn't have to cover drug treatments?

Insurance is for independent, random risks.

It doesn't take a genius to see this coming: Here is a law that says "you get to a lot of money if you 'treat' people. Don't worry, there are really no criteria of success you have to achieve, all you have to do is get addicts through the door. Oh, you have repeat customers? Even better. Here take as much as you want."
I once saw a very neat Youtube video where somebody build a combustion engine piece by piece in 2d physics simulation software. That also included the explosions and the pressure building up.

This was probably posted on HN at some point, but I haven't managed to find the video again.
Is it possible to use a local GPU from the machine that has the data? Kind of like Gephi?
> Honestly, I'd like to hear from them. Just look at this thread, the ratio of anti-Damore to pro-Damore people is like 1-to-10, and the other threads are even worse.

How is not smearing the guy who said there is a problem equal to not wanting to accept there is a problem?
Forgetting curve
The bit about the trigger was interesting. Is that software/firmware? Or is that a hardware trigger they are discussing.
> I've never understood why people find it weird to use that model for phone service but not for internet service.

I think its because an internet connection has to be initiated by you at which point you give your consent to be charged for it. On the other hand you can get a phone call from anyone really without you previously agreeing to paying the cost of the call.
Unless you have any reason to suspect the delivery mechanism affects anything significant, this is exactly the same...
The idea was that their customers would tweet a hashtag linked to that campaign/product, and would be willingly contributing content as per the t's & c's of the contest/promo/site.
Looking at the system, it looks like even Bosch needs to replace some components after the safety system kicks in.
The video decoding is done by a hard block called Quick Sync. It's part of the iGPU, but is not using the regular GPU cores.
Aren't all of these part of the Big Five personality traits that psychologists use to discuss differences?
> I can't find any research showing that Black or White men are bad negotiators, so I think that's why Google didn't start a program to help them.

Unless you assume that all Black or White men are good negotiators, then the grandparent's argument holds: you're helping only at best a subset of people who would most benefit from it.

I agree with the grandparent: a program to help people become better negotiators should target people who are bad negotiators to begin with, and nothing else. Ruling out entire groups of people solely based on their gender is discriminatory.

> There's also not a pay gap for White men so I don't know what the impetus would be there anyway.

Do you really believe that all White men are paid equally?
A Gay couple isn't a protected class under under federal law, there are 7 protected classes based on: race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, and familial status.
As you notice "gender" or lack there off and sexual orientation are not defined as protected classes.
Maybe there will be increased self-censorship, or maybe words like "Nazi" will lose their power as more people stop caring if they're labeled with them.
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People do not want safety features untill the need of safety features.
I think at the moment they use a level 1 hardware trigger and a level 2 software trigger. ALICE is moving to a pure software trigger.
> If James wrote what you said he did above, (I think you mischaracterize him greatly)...

By all means ignore the part relating to honesty/competence, I'd probably apologise to him for that if I met him so probably shouldn't have written it.

Most of my comments however speak to his actions so are not a matter of characterisation.

> ...surely Google employs someone intelligent enough to go point by point through his memo and really school him

They do. They have. However, Damore violated Google's code of conduct and by extension his conditions of employment. That's not a line any employer of thousands can play coy with in the name of educating one individual.

> Such a response would do more to build a case for the worldview you appear to espouse than the lazy, generalized retorts being lobbed his way.

Who's mischaracterising now?

Sorry boss, you haven't read the right responses. I link to some better ones from mine: https://medium.com/finding-needles-in-haystacks/we-need-to-t...
Maybe there should be job boards for desperate company?
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IPFS is not a real solution at the moment. It's hard to use it, the default daemon is so agressive Hetzner nearly blocked my server due to it's scanning, and your site needs to be relative-url based to be put on IPFS.

On the other hand, nobody is talking about the problem of domains: yes, linkrot is a thing, but many are due to dead domains and dead blogging/content silos.
One theory is the strong marketing of 8-bit home microcomputers towards boys
>But back then they did the oral studies instead of the injection ones.

So? Who said oral vs injection would have much different effects?

Besides both have been studied:

http://theoncologist.alphamedpress.org/content/20/2/210
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Cut my salary and benfits for a cool new startup?
Well, i'm scratching my head here. i was offered to join a startup, very cool one - but i'm not doing it in full heart:
what i have in my current job (big enterprise):
1. high salary
2. already proved myself
3. very very flexible work hours
4. can bring my pet to work
5. i have some unvested stocks - for the next years
6. we have more benefits here, gym, massages, etc...

but, i feel i won't learn here as much as i'll learn in the new place.. if i'll join the new startup, the pros:
1. i'll get around 1% options (it can be deluded in the future i guess)
2. awesome people, and be among the first people working there
3. i believe in the product, it's already deployed at some customers
4. closer to where i currently live (i won't need a car)
the cons:
1. lower salary (around 1600$ per month)
2. its after a funding round, but unsecured job instead of a secured one i have now.
4. probably more hours, i will have troubles maybe with my pet (leaving it alone at home)

i can't decide what to do, i'm leaning toward joining it, i've told them ok - but i can't do it in full heart..
what else do i need to consider?