skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How is this hard ? Go to your GP. He'll be glad to give you an introduction and he'll know where to send you for more details.

Who knew ... medical info ... from a doctor.

It won't be what you want to hear. They'll tell you, for instance, to eat meat or at least fish, and actively discourage vegetarianism, especially the more extreme forms, like the more extreme forms of veganism. Generally just don't go to extremes and VARY. And don't try to engineer yourself into a just-barely-not-deficient diet.

He'll also tell you that even a partial-vegetarian diet is nice for adults, but it won't do for kids. Otherwise, this can happen.

And here's the last bit of advice you'll get from them if they're up to date: if you don't like this advice DO NOT go to a homeopathic "doctor", DO NOT go to a "yogi", "guru", "blogger", magazine or whatever, NOT EVEN to actual medical sources of info (you're not equipped to properly interpret), go to another doctor (who will say the same as this one did of course). And before you say this is stupid, read [1].

(the general advice is, be a vegetarian, but have a sin day where you have a steak, or a fish, or chicken, and don't eliminate dairy (as in COW dairy, of if you must goat) ...)

[1] http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/baby-dies-die... (note: google something like "diet infant" or some such and you'll quickly realize that this is in fact a pretty common occurrence)
> Publications should be judged on their content

They are but it takes time to build that reputation. Also publishing houses with big pockets can hire good reviewers etc and get established quicker. If Nature churned out rubbish papers all the time people would stop trusting it but their hit rate is pretty high and retractions are issued for poor papers.

There are some open source websites that are trusted (e.g. https://arxiv.org/ and https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/) but they are archiving content from already trusted journals. Then there is the 1 Open Source journal I would trust* : http://journals.plos.org/plosone/

I hope that we can accelerate this open sourcing in the years to come.

* I'm coming from a Medical Physics background. There may be others I'm not aware of that are also worthwhile.
" Also, why would you even have a microwave, toaster, and ELECTRIC dryer?"

To me, only the electric dryer might be optional because the alternatives are even worse.

A microwave or toaster would be replaced by another appliance, which has its own problems. Toaster ovens would run longer than the microwave. You can have a propane baking oven or propane burners on a stove, but this isn't all that efficient either. Or you can make fire and cook there, just to warm up your leftovers from yesterday. A Microwave or toaster seems like a comparative smart choice.

The electric clothes dryer seems the wasteful bit, since you can just hang the clothes on a drying rack. I haven't personally used a clothes dryer in years. It is most definitely a luxury, even if one has children since folks can just buy a few more clothes to make up for drying time.
The Journal used to be a good source of quality analysis and factual reporting, which is not surprising when you are trying to serve a market of people who use your reporting to make trading decisions. These people tend to get upset if the reporting tries to put in spin that diverges from reality. Unfortunately, things have been going downhill since Murdoch took over and their reputation in the community is suffering as a result.
The federal state is not supposed to meddle in education in Germany, policy is decided on Bundesländer-level. They frequently do anyways, but I don't think it's important enough to them to get involved in this case.
Very relevant article: https://hackernoon.com/meet-spoofy-how-a-single-entity-domin...
I've been pretty pleased with my MacBook air, for big ticket items like iPod/iPhone/Macbook do you think there's significant risk of counterfeit?
https://pastebin.com/Z3W8X3BR
The algorithms generates very obvious and non-aesthetics artefacts: http://imgur.com/a/hxBop
Nobody is important until they suddenly are.

The Nazis used highly in-depth Dutch census data during WW2 to hunt down and murder Jews and undsesirables in the country.

That data was considered harmless, even useful by the population to that point. Things changed, and that data became very useful to evil people.

This is why people in Germany and many eastern European countries are not sold on government surveillance for their own good, they lived under pervasive Soviet surveillance.

That kind of power can and likely will end up in the wrong hands eventually, so it is always best to keep it in check or just not have it at all.
A related read:

The shackles of scientific journals-
https://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21719480-and-how-cast...

The problem with scientific publishing
https://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2017/03/e...
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Its different from Django. Asp.net core focuses on being modular, whereas django focuses on providing conventions to aide in development. I develop with both on mac using VS code.

I still prefer django over it because the community provides so much additonal value. But MS seems motivated to get core tonthat1 level.
remember that pico-8 is a very limited fantasy console and only has:

32KB cartridges

32KB RAM

a 1MB RAM limitation for the lua VM
and even then it only matters if you don't have something in front of it handling the connection-pooling/spoon-feeding/static-stuff like a load balancer or a cdn or varnish or pretty much anything.
I don't know why it is required.

I mean its basically a Django/Python or Rails/Ruby style relationship.
Creator's Update broke DLL loading and it won't be fixed until Fall
> Many hiring decisions in academia still rely strongly on the reputation of journals where applicants published.

Maybe there could be a policy of only counting articles in open-access journals.

> It's also the primary reason why researchers don't boycott these journals: most of them are simply not in a position where they can afford to without seriously damaging their career prospects.

Then that's where the log-jam is.
SpaceX and HPE are sending a supercomputer into space today
https://marco.org/headphones-closed-portable

https://marco.org/headphones-bluetooth
I think most people fear that they move from building for customers to building for VCs and customers.

I saw plenty of companies that took in VC money on some premises that hdd nothing to do with their market.

"We give you 4m if you add a SaaS option for your on-prem product that has about <100 potential enterprise customers and scale it to 10k customers"
It's probably because of the Age of Enlightenment in the west that did a thorough self evaluation over a few centuries. That type of self evaluation is rare in other cultures.

As someone from the middle East (with a high chance of having Mongol blood), it does annoy me how much people are enamoured by Genghis khan. The guy was a brutal imperialist.
Actually this is not the ASP.NET Core 2.0 MVC Framework, it is the ASP.NET Core 2.0 framework and MVC is another smaller framework which you can plug into ASP.NET Core 2.0, but don't have to (and many choose not to).
WSJ had significant factual errors on any story I had deep knowledge of, so I assume the rest of it is just as terrible. Why exactly do your rate it highly?
Honestly, it's not surprising. /r/the_donald, 4chan's /pol/ etc all had far worse responses to this situation.

The article from the daily stormer, as horrible as it is, is ithe least offensive right-wing response to this that I've read yet. Everything else went even further.

Now the big question is, why does reddit, a SV company, still support these groups on their site, and why did these groups form in first place.
io_ syscalls only really work on XFS and require O_DIRECT which means kernel is not caching anything. Unsuitable for web servers.
I find it amazing and absurd to see how so much money is invested in such a short amount of time.

Sadly from what I understand most of it will go towards later stages.

I would like to see this kind of money made available to early stage new ideas that need a lot of capital to get of the ground.
And yet your original post was an overly simplistic left- versus-right ideological rant.
"respondents were asked to report their political ideology on a 5-point scale ranging from 1 (very conservative) to 5 (very liberal)."

When your scale considers 'very liberal' its left-end-point then of course the Economist will win.
Caltrain HSR Compatibility Blog: Freeway Lanes of Caltrain
heh, same name as the Go Ethereum client https://geth.ethereum.org/
Are you ready for GDPR?
4 Ways You Can Use AIOps for Better CloudOps Efficiency
Making a Reddit bot with Python
Facebook knew Snap was struggling
I really doubt Elsevier would have any grounds to sue in Europe. The US on the other hand...
Could be, but I know a bunch of old games that are still fun today. A Link to the Past, Fallout, Super Mario World, Tetris, Bomberman...
> Perl 6 has Perl’s regexes with a few changes: extending the Unicode support, moving the modifiers around, and reassigning some symbols, and also changing the whitespace rules to be more legible.

So… Perl 6… has Perl-incompatible regular expressions?? Amazing.
But they pick trustworthy reviewers though?
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Happi's a software tool where you can find, buy and network servers, switches etc to create your own hosting environment. Happi is free to use, and at the moment you don't even need to sign up.

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TLDR from the blog post and its links:

* Creator's Update changes handling the import address table (this is the bit that specifies dependencies, such as "I need Bar() from foo.dll") by parallelizing loading it

* It doesn't handle a class of import table behaviour where there are multiple tables per DLL. This is not strictly in the PE format spec, but has been done for twenty years by Delphi and C++Builder - ironically as a performance optimisation - and there are many thousands of apps with this table format. Usually Microsoft keeps compatibility, especially when there are thousands of apps and developers affected by a change.

* Running an app will make its startup slower, as it can load and unload the DLLs it uses many times - sixty or a hundred times

* Debugging an app built with these settings is unusably slow, because the attached debugger will load and unload debug info each time the DLL is loaded and unloaded. This even happens in Visual Studio

* It affects many thousands of developers, and uncountable number of apps - note for apps, the slowdown is less visible than for developers, a user might not notice. Developers definitely do.

* Despite being aware, it's not yet fixed, many months after Creator's was released. It may be in the Fall update. Many developers have had immense troubles for months.
I think the case for western imperial guilt is more than a little overstated -- but the main difference is that we (assuming you're a fellow westerner) live in a direct continuation of empire, and enjoy the spoils from it, in a way neither Mongolians or Georgians can be said to do.
That may work if you have a few formulas. A typical thesis may have hundreds, if not thousands, formulas.
I think they're arguing about rationality, not populist effectiveness.
Even using calibrated and temperature controlled consumer level accel/gyro sensors for dead reckoning results in estimated velocity error reaching few meters/s in a second or two.

Current consumer level sensor quality is enough for:
a) attitude estimation;
b) smooth interpolation between GPS updates if they arrive often enough;
> Happi is free to use

How do you make money then?
Pitfalls of ERP implementation and how to avoid them
You're more likely to get a brick or clay than you are an actual counterfeit.
How is the tooling these days? I played with .NET Core a while ago (before the move away from project.json and just after the move to the dotnet command line tool rather than dnx/dnvm/etc.). I found the documentation for the tooling to be confusing, sparse, and often contradictory. Have things improved? How much manual XML munging is required with the new csproj format, assuming one isn't using Visual Studio and is developing on Mac/Linux?
In a sense, we expect there to be actual products in movies. This sort of thing makes movies and shows more realistic. And sometimes they aren't getting paid for it.

But when they are, there are laws (sometimes bad ones):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_placement#United_State...

Honestly, I am personally less worried about this sort of advertising than I am with certain children's films, whose sole purpose seems to be selling children a new line of crap. It has happened since I was young, with "Care Bears". It seems the most recent example is probably "The Emoji Movie".
Freedom means freedom for anyone, including nazi, antifa, 4chan, voat.co and 8chan. We have to educated ourself to engage in discussion, i think when you look in internet bubbles/hugboxes. You don't talk to those people, you ignore or ban them like google did with 8chan or you can ridicule them calling them nazi or virgins/neckbeards. People won't allow any discussion and that will fuel rage, i mean real rage and can get real serious, because they felt like other people (normies) are enemy, that they can't even talk and they are censored by blant corporations using "hate speech"

I know another newly created account commenting.
Apparently you can favor Reagan, Thatcher, George Bush, the Vietnam war, the War in Iraq, run criticism of Amnesty because "it unfairly targets America", purport to solve every problem ever with deregulation, privatization and trade liberalization, do literally zero investigative journalism, and still be more trusted than anybody else among a poll that supposedly skews towards liberals.

That's a depressing indictment of either the liberality of liberals, or the plurality of discourse in the media. Possibly both.

I hope this poll is wrong.
Heh, when I was a kid I remember our "eclipse viewing equipment" was a piece of glass blackened over a gas hob or a lighter. If someone's dad had access to welding equipment then welder's mask worked just as well.

I don't mean to say that people shouldn't take safety seriously - just saying that it's interesting how we used homemade solution to this and don't have any (obvious) sight problems.
I didn't try downloading. Presumably some sort of DRM on that. I was reading the book through some web-based interface. When borrowed, it gave me 14 days access to it. Then it'd be automatically returned and I'd have to get in line to borrow it again to continue reading.
It works perfectly fine on non Windows environments from our experience. I am running myself several production apps in Linux containers in Kubernetes in the Google Cloud and it works like a charm. Also from a dev point of view I know many devs who work from a Mac with Visual Studio Code and they love it.
Amazon closing LoveFiLM
I can't find a press release, but Amazon have just sent me an email announcing the closure of their LOVEFiLM service - inevitable post acquisition I always assumed.

> We have very much enjoyed delivering the LOVEFiLM By Post service to you. However, over the last few years we’ve seen a decreasing demand for DVD and Blu-ray rental as customers increasingly move to streaming. Due to this, we will be closing the LOVEFiLM By Post service on 31st October 2017.
Why is it always guilt/non-guilt binary split? Isn't there some "simply not a good stuff" in between those polar responses?
A salient point. However, NPR shares an interview with a person (Justin Coler) who was responsible for generating a lot of fake news during the US election campaign last year [1]: "Coler says his writers have tried to write fake news for liberals — but they just never take the bait."

Academics tend to be left-leaning and overall they operate on a principle of self-regulation (with a few rogue fabricators that make it into the spotlight periodically), so this may not be as a big of a concern as you fear.

[1] http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/11/23/503...
> The relevant quote is "everything is (typically) printed in this weird, old-fashioned-looking typeface called Computer Modern." The "(typically)" implies that there are cases where the result is not in Computer Modern.

In school, I was told that you should only put stuff in parentheses that is not strictly required to understand the statement. Without them, we're left with "Everything is printed in [...] Computer Modern". The first word sets the tone in a (IMO) manipulative way.
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It's good, the XML is minimal and looks way better then project.json.
Based on your experience I'll definitely give PyTorch a go. Thanks.
> If I used Kickstarter, there would be no fancy videos of me trying to look charming (as if I could). No concept art or lofty promises or crazy stretch goals or ridiculous reward tiers. It would be raw and honest. It would be free of hype and distractions that keep me from making the best game I could. True, I wouldn't raise huge sums of money or break any records, but that's not what I want to do. I want to make a game.

Whoa, a jab at Double Fine? In the documentary they made a big deal about how Ron Gilbert leaving was a simple change of plan and not because he was unhappy with anything at all. This seems to belie this (as if we didn't know already but still).
Edit the product creation date in ThirtyBees and PrestaShop
This post is in Ask HN, which is for questions. Show HN is for project show and tell. High-ranked posts from both of those will show up on the front page, along with article submissions.

I have no idea how to actually submit a post to Show HN though.
You can also view Figure 8 online: http://make.girls.moe/news-img/fixed_noise.jpg

But as the online article states, that figure represents a case where the model is explicitly set to "generate images [which] have similar major visual features with different attribute combinations": http://make.girls.moe/#/news

So some degree of repetition is to be expected, since you've turned off random noise. And despite that the images do still exhibit some variation if you look closely.
Although the following (from Wikipedia) seems to accord with usage:

> The name compiler is primarily used for programs that translate source code from a high-level programming language to a lower level language (e.g., assembly language, object code, or machine code) to create an executable program.

Maybe we should complicate that a bit by saying that a compiler typically compiles a programming language into a grammar where the higher-level features of the source language must be "expanded" or "linearized" in some substantial way to be expressed in the target language.

So, for example, GHCJS is more like a compiler than a transpiler, even though its target language is JavaScript, because the JavaScript that it generates is full of graph reduction stuff that is implicit in the source Haskell.

On the other hand, CoffeeScript is more like a transpiler, because it doesn't do any such substantial expansion or linearization.
In theory it is not ASP.NET 7 because Microsoft refuses to say that ASP.NET Core supersedes ASP.NET, even though in practice this is exactly what they are doing. So in theory there could be an actual ASP.NET 7 in the future which would be different to ASP.NET Core, but my guess is that in practice this will never happen.
Freedom means freedom for anyone, including nazi, antifa, 4chan, voat.co and 8chan

well sure, but doesn't freedom also mean you're allowed to select whether or not you want to host their websites?
I'm referring to `fcntl(fd, F_SETFL, flags | O_NONBLOCK)`. `stat`, `open` are blocking, yes, didn't think about that. Also according to [1] file operations will always block, even in non-blocking mode, so I was wrong, sorry.

1: https://www.remlab.net/op/nonblock.shtml
I haven't looked at the GCC code myself, but what I heard is that you can see that it's a codebase that grew massively over a large timespan and things that should be separated are not. At least a few years ago there were actually two different IR formats (the newer one being based on SSA) which are converted between each other several times. I think GCC's IR does not have a canonical text representation, this is really helpful for understanding and debugging in LLVM.
Still also LLVM has its weird parts, like their variable naming scheme
Correct, but practically, it doesn't matter. If you compile C89, you use gcc in that mode, if C11, similarly. With Python, if you want Python 2, you run Python 2, if 3, Python 3. Backwards compatibility is another issue. IDK if people really build say C89 code with C99 or C11 compilers or use multiple standards concurrently in a given project.
Your price links are all 'used', 'damaged', or 'refurbished'. Hardly a good comparison for brand new CPUs?

I'm sure a used Threadripper is cheaper than new as well...
Elsevier in its core is a bunch of managers/investors trying to get rich from exploiting scientific achievements for profit. They do not have in mind what's best for science, they've made that perfectly clear.
Ask HN: What you do when you get Headache while working?
What are the tips you do, when you get Headache while working?
What do you mean that it's okay? Why does anyone say it's okay? It's something that happened 800 years ago, and Mongolia is a currently a small country threatening to no one. It would be less okay if they started mobilizing their army and threatening their neighbors while celebrating their imperial past.
Would it a good use case for a blockchain validation system ? Decentralized (scientific) content reviewer ? Pay scarce resource (attention odf the well educated/trained scientist) with some new coin "SCI-coin" ?
I found this to be a very well-written and cogent response to the current kerfuffle over gender in tech. The author, Megan McArdle, is a columnist at Bloomberg. See https://www.bloomberg.com/view/contributors/megan-mcardle
by forming supplier cartels
Welder's mask (specifically a number 14 filter) is one of the recommended ways to safely watch an eclipse :)
Take pain relief pills?
Sure it can. Many, many government companies compete in the open market in my Country. I'm sure it's the same in Germany.
I disagree with the premise.

A few years ago, my brothers were simultaneously writng their Masters theses (in civil engineering, where LaTeX is not exactly common).

One of them decided to plunge into LaTeX. It took him a week or so to get productive, but once everything was set up, it "just worked" and he could focus on his thesis.

The other one decided to stick to the conventional choice, Microsoft Word. He started writing immediately because Word is what he's familiar with, but when the deadline neared, he descended into near-madness as he fought Word's hobby of breaking the entire layout whenever a new character is inserted.

In the end, you're always going to have to invest some amount of time for the typesetting of a thesis or paper. But LaTeX has the advantage of letting you plan when to pay that cost. (Up to a certain point, of course. The final layout is "final" for a reason.)
well their empire didn't survive. If the Mongolian empire or the Soviets became social democracies today they may be grappling with the same issues.

now their memories are faded and people are free to lionize without a lot of outcry.
If asymptotic performance was everything, we would all be using Fibonacci heaps.

In reality other things matter.