skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone who quit advertising on reddit because inventories were never available on the subs I was interested in, I can see why you would make this change.

I guess the simple middle ground here is to charge different fee for subscribers vs. subreddits.

Want to target the 17 million subscribers on /r/pics? You have to pay a low fee. But if you have to be seen by one of those 1700 people viewing r/pics right now? Pay higher.

It addresses the concerns of redditors like bold_panda as well as helps maximize inventory utilization.
> and see this as legitimate life goals.

Well at least it is a goal.

When I was in secondary school in the UK ( mid-1980s ) career guidance was just being introduced as a concept. I think it was a couple of half-hour sessions one year and then being left with a folder of job descriptions.

So most of us in my year left school and picked a university course without having any career goal or aspiration. I am mid-40s now and still don't know what I want to do but unfortunately it is too late for many opportunities.

I have a good friend who was the school sports champion and even she just fell into an unrelated career by accident.

If kids today want to be YouTube stars then that's great, hopefully it will give them an objective and a reason to study particular subjects instead of "the teacher seems nice" or "I need to pick one subject from that category"
I don't agree. For starters, the more traditional UI of Maya is easier to grasp than Blender's. That's quite a difference that makes the learning process much easier for Maya.
>Growing food is not that hard. If necessity calls for it, people can learn to do it sufficiently well from books and neighbors.

Disagree. It's pretty hard, from a cold start, to reach the point of producing a significant number of calories independently. It's a far cry from keeping a veggie/herb garden, and even harder in turn to do it over a number of successive years. Also, if we're specifically considering a scenario without power, the preservation of that food through the year is a major challenge in itself.

>More challenging issues are access to clean drinking water and fertile land, safety from pillaging, and getting proper medical care.

Absolutely agree.
Can you elaborate the Tonny Robbin part because I like him as well? Once in a while I listen to him in my commute, some of his insights are really catching.
Yes, the current understanding is that general relativity breaks down inside of black holes and, to understand how it really works, we need a quantum theory of gravity.

However, I would not call it gossip since, by your reasoning, anything could be gossip then. I understand gossip as being something unimportant but the Schwarzschild solution was a major milestone in the understanding of general relativity. Moreover, all scifi movies considering wormholes and such, can be traced back to the usual visualization of the black hole distorting space time. Pretty consequential discovery I'd say.
Alembic is amazing, but AFAIK only works with its author's (world-beating) ORM, SQLAlchemy. I didn't think it was a general-purpose database change tool.
You think people are going to risk finance stuff when you use a virtual address in the UK????

And also when you use Wordpress as your consumer facing website?
I definetly vote for this nice web interfaxe. Even though I am missing some functions. But I use it stable in my home automation system.
> "I'm very curious who will win the race to the middle..."

I know its the not the "race" you're talking about, but the real winners will be the electric power transmission line owners in a market system. Transmission line companies will be the new oil companies...
Reddit + RES and "collapse all child posts" is pretty awesome. All threads start off collapsed. You can individually expand them.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GeoPolitics has a very nice CSS in which the collapse toggle runs down the side of a thread. You can collapse, and set the level you want to collapse, from within the thread. It's genius, seriously.

The bar appears on mouse-over, running vertically.

See for example: https://www.reddit.com/r/geopolitics/comments/6z27gx/rgeopol...
Who cares? SJW left and the programmers stayed. Nothing will change from the release/code perspective.
I live in London, UK. I agree inflation is very low right now (has been for a decade in EU really). However this is still really bad for savers like me as there is no safe place for me to store my money with any sensible interest rate (most banks here will give you something ridiculous like 0.25% interest rate on savings now...). Feels like savers never get a break in the current economic system.

But I was making an argument about why inflationary currency might not be great for everybody. It's definitely not a win win. Inflationary currency helps some people but also harms other people, deflationary currency would just switch groups that are being advantaged/disadvantaged.
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"people who want a black star to look up to. Kim fills that gap in the market."

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Not sure what you mean. She isn't black.

Do you mean because Kanye is on there?
I once was working in a deli in Ireland and I got a customer who asked me for a rep (or was it a rap?). I was seriously puzzled until one of the people who was with her told me she wanted a Wrap and she was from New Zealand.

Kiwi english is one of the most interesting english accents to me. It seems like you guys have undergone a whole new vowel shift.
Just last night I read our 2yo daughter "Dinosaur Dance" and she "read" it back to me afterwards (complete with my added animations)!

The words per page aren't enough that she gets bored, the illustrations are colorful and silly, and each book lasts "just long enough". We've got a small collection going now that she loves to have read to her. When I see one of the books in a store, I know it's an easy buy.
I was wondering about rage, frustration, annoyance, et al recently.

I came to the conclusion that I experience all these things to varying degrees when the world does not conform to my mental model of how I want/expect it to be.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vowel

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vowel

Indeed, I did not know that, thanks.
If your kids are using your phone, and it becomes "their phone", what happens if someone tries to call, text or notify "your phone"? Do you expect some sort of hybrid profile with cross-notifications and contacts? That's messy.

Your kids want their own device. They will get it sooner or later. Mobile devices by nature are personal objects, complete with personal greasy screens and battery levels we have nobody else to blame for.

Approaching a device and having it become "yours" might be a fine idea for certain applications, but I'd argue the living room TV is better off having a default profile which everyone in the house uses. If one person's profile is lagging or missing content or apps or settings, they fall behind and we now have a frustrating scenario of some profiles better than others for watching TV. Obviously sub-usage areas such as Netflix makes sense to have different profiles, but not the whole TV.
It depends on what you do with it, as it does more than ssh. For example there's /sudo:: with which you can edit local files as other users. Also I have links to remote files in my Org files, and if I have ssh-agent running (which I always do), all I have to do to go to that file/directory is to click the link.
How did you get into machine learning?
The article you cited shows there is rather heavy oversight, and at a very high level.

And that only about 1500 FISA requests are granted a year, which is a very small number for 300 M people, relating to another 7 Billion.

A single case might yield 5 or 10 warrants, ergo, possibly as few as 150 serious cases.

That's small.

That 'they are almost always granted' is not so bad in and of itself. If there's a 'known process' for getting warrants, and law enforcement knows what will be approved and what won't - well - then there shouldn't be too many that are denied.

Underlying the 'warrant' is not something 'pro forma' - it's a set of expectations and requirements upon the part of the overview system in place. The 'form' requires that the applicant fulfills some very important criteria.

I do think it's fair to be suspicious and that we should be vigilant about it, but I don't think that 1500 requests a year is too out of line.

I think the big concern is the 'mass surveillance' - or when local cops are making requests to do local-yocal small cases that don't have relevance to things like actual terrorism.
> He credits Axe body spray with getting him out of the “friend zone.”

This makes money? It can't die fast enough.
"it shouldn't take a manual of byzantine scripts and dependencies to do it" - I agree, and these hoops that early adopters are jumping through to make it work are things that will have to be addressed before it becomes accessible to the typical developer.

Bleeding edge vs cutting edge, I suppose. :)
Servlets, for example, is a little gem of coherent abstraction

It's a little gem of a memento of Sun's 'write an API for everything in a hurry and hope it sticks' insanity and greed back in the day. The very 'Servlet' interface is supposed to be some sort of generic (possibly stateless) server-side component. All it is actually good for and used for is http, the 'Servlet' interface itself is a completely pointless layer of abstraction.

Servlets are the widely deployed and used standard with multiple high-quality implementations but let's not kid ourselves that the thing itself is some kind of pinnacle of sensible, let alone good API design.
Interactive PBR of the metallic monkey: https://sketchfab.com/models/39128f2ba3db4d30be7238a569fa234...
The thing is I really entered economy (got a university degree and started working full time and getting paid) around 2011. So in my life I have never experienced a time period which was good for savers.

Just seems to me that as a saver I never get a break in this economic system. I feel pressure to go into debt and take some crazy loans just not to be left behind.

I think my work experience is quite short though, just 6 years or so. Over longer period of time, since economy moves in cycles, there will be a cycle with higher interest rates (like 5-10 percent) which will again be good for savers. Waiting for this cycle to arrive :)
A quick glance at the documentation would seem to indicate that this is very similar to Ansible or any of the other major configuration management tools (Chef, Puppet etc). I'm not quite sure why you would use this over one of those.
Mobile-First: Adaptive, or Responsive Design
Not that you have to be grumpy, but It's require certain personality to work on single project for years while avoiding complete burnout. I think it's true not just for open source.

Also in the beginning it's extremely important to have someone to keep project together and that is also require some dedication. Though most of projects become more self sustainable once community grow big enough.
BMW (at least, I can't speak for other car manufacturers) do have a wireless charging pad type thing inside the centre console.

You do realise the phone can still be charged with a cable, right?
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There's often not much conversation to follow. I'll very occasionally pop over to Slashdot (I'd been there since before user accounts were a thing), and ... well, it's fallen greatly.
> I paid capital gains on my sale of 325 BTC and used the profits to buy a Butterfly Labs Monarch mining machine.

Did I miss something?
So sorry, What do you mean by tulip?
I am ESL and couldn't find any useful information from googling.
U.S. middle-class incomes reached highest-ever level in 2016, Census Bureau says
> Who you marry is no-one's business but your own.

Well no, not really. As long as it has a status in law, then of course society should have a say in who and how. For instance polygamy raises all sorts of questions in regards to tax, support, which partner has "priority" in dealing with estate issues etc. to which most Western countries have just banned rather than deal with.

Personally I'm inclined to think that the State should have nothing to do with the institution. I'm not sure how that would be handled though.
Exactly; there is no chaos here. There have been a lot of things that could be called chaos but this not really. Most speculators I know made a lot less when they heard the media shout chaos this time than previous times as well.
That article doesn't say anything about an infrared dot map of the face - just that "the infrared camera is first used to light up your eyes".

Additionally, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iris_recognition says "Iris recognition uses video camera technology with subtle near infrared illumination to acquire images of the detail-rich, intricate structures of the iris which are visible externally" which doesn't involve any kind of infrared dot map.
Your welcome. But it appears that power saving isn't the reason. As another poster noted, the RTG powering New Horizons doesn't care if it the power provided by the RTG is used or not.

I did find this article [1] from when New Horizons was going to Pluto and if the reason is the same, then the hibernation is to prolong the life of the instruments: New Horizons spends much of deep cruise in hibernation - essentially long stretches of electronic slumber in which many of the spacecraft's subsystems (such as science instruments, navigational star trackers and most flight electronics) are turned off to extend their life, and the craft is spin-stabilized to minimize thruster usage.

[1] New Horizons Spacecraft to Collect More Data When "Hibernating" [ http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewsr.html?pid=41333 ]
The Eclipse indexer seems better. The CLion search tools and non-C++ features (integrated DB utilities, OOP-style refactoring tools, etc.) are certainly better.
I really liked the ''B.B. King One Shoe Blues'' clip is really nice. I'm interested enough to check rest of here work.
Migration Tool for the New Scala Collections
Soon(hopefully) there will be an excellent answer.
"mandating method call order and call count)" - Very few people use mocks like that.

Most people use them glorified stubs for returning data. Personally these days I just in memory datastores.
So...you are agreeing with me that this has been upvoted based on origin and not content, and you're just repeating what I said to reinforce the point?
Maybe I should give it a second chance, but I agree that the other gestures are great. You should try the flashlight one, I have it activated in my MG5+ and has never misfired, since you need a pretty vigourous shake to activate it.
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We use it standalone for our nodejs code. It does pull-in SQL alchemy, but who cares. I think what you are really asking is this - We don't autogenerate migrations from models, we write them explicitly.

There is nothing even close enough in the nodejs world and we wanted to manage our dB properly.

Incidentally, three other nodejs startups that I told this to, also started using Alembic for their migrations.
For rendered images, you don't need to expose different levels, as a single render done in 32 bit floating point usually contains enough information to cover the visible dynamic range (and beyond). The improvement in Blender 2.79 is that it includes new transformations from the render color space to the display space.

"Filmic" is just a name that has been in use lately to emphasise when such transformations mimic the behaviour of film, as opposed to for example tone mapping operators that mimic the behaviour of the human eye.
I'd differ strongly with your premise. There was a golden age of journalism, though it probably peaked with Watergate. Izzy Stone has a great Day at Night interview discussing this.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qV3gO3zxQ1g

The period probably began with Lippmann's Public Opinion, though it was coverage of the Second World War that probably marked the start of the true peak. By 1980, something was already decidedly off.

I'm reading Robert McChesney who does a very good job of recapping the history in Communication Revolution.
Doesn't play on Firefox for me.
This seems like a very ill-thought-out change. You didn't give advertisers more "targeted inventory." You moved the goalposts on what counts as "targeted," while simultaneously removing the option to target by subscribed subreddit.

It's fine to enable wider targeting, but the problem is you also removed the ability to target more specifically, which will drive away advertisers focused on conversion percentage.

My recommendation: enable both "general" (recently visited sub) and "specific" (subscribed to sub) targeting. When displaying an ad, pick the one that has the highest CTR for the current subreddit.
What Is SD-WAN and Can It Transform Enterprise Networking?
When I need to know which servers have an specific parameter in a file (for instance), and get a report sorted by operating system and server name, not displaying the servers where the file doesn't exit, I wouldn't use Ansible, I would use CollectNode. It is the perfect complement for Ansible.
The big point of CollectNode is that is very quick and very focused on reports, making very easy take the information wanted with the format best fits your necessities.
Is there something specialized for 3D/CAD design for creating models for 3D printing? Thanks
The reasoning I've heard why an IDE doesn't do that (as opposed to a beefed-up text editor) is that an IDE needs to continue parsing and analyzing even in the face of an error in your source code. Because, presumably, you still want features like "jump to the definition of FoobarClient" to work even if you've misspelled something in a header included indirectly by FoobarClient.h.

Compilers generally stop after the first set of errors in the first compilation unit. IDE indexers want to keep going as much as possible.
Get off my lawn!

The fun part is that there are tools to address virutally any situation you're likely (or unlikely) to run into. If you know how the pieces work, how they come apart, and how to put them back together, you can to a hell of a lot.
...and in games, you actually want smoke and mirrors:

http://www.techradar.com/news/gaming/shouldn-t-our-enemies-b...

If you really had hard and strong AI, a lot of games certainly wouldn't be as much fun to play anymore for casual players (spare some games you want to be frustrating). You want the protagonist to eventually conquer the enemies and win.
> Arturo González, the lawyer representing Apple in the case, wrote in the motion—filed in April and embedded below—that it is "not appropriate for courts to rewrite the express terms of a warranty simply because of a consumer's unilateral expectations about a product."

Better translated as "Consumer Rights really shouldn't be a legally enforceable thing".
The current US government debt has nothing to do with Keynes. The current debt is the result of our ruling classes thinking they could have endless multi-front war and tax cuts at the same time. If this was a Keynes debt it would be spent on massive infrastructure projects within the US, to make our economy much more efficient.

Furthermore, you probably do not remember this, but the Clinton administration was paying back the debt and had America on a path to being debt free. But Bill Clinton, scumbag as he was, wasn't stupid. The wars he started were very short and very cheap.
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Java EE moves to Eclipse
No doubt, but the academics who designed this alphabet definitely can write Arabic, and the letter W was going spare anyway.
My personal image about this topic is the fact that the general relativity theory is more advanced than the special relativty theory.

It reminds me that creating something more general is harder than creating something specialized for a specific problem. For programmers this seems to be obvious, but for others this is counter intuitive.
The reason is that machine learning algorithms are data driven, and are able to examine large amounts of data. On the other hand, a human expert is likely to be guided by imprecise impressions
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These photos of goalposts from around the UK are beautiful
Wait is data transfer equivalent to bandwidth? I never even look at bandwidth. Sorry if that's obvious I have seen that "metric" before and didn't click till now.
I vaguely remember something like an interview where a dev told the story of how by making their bots cleverer the player satisfaction had gone down.
Well, it's an embeddable comment system that doesn't track its users, unlike major "players" like Disqus or Facebook.

If you're struggling to grasp the importance of plug-ins for commentators, there's a good explanation of their relevance in the article.
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From the shot it looks like it's a complete side view so should be visible.

In reality it's probably that the camera is positioned just right so that it's obscured.

They did the same thing when they made the iMacs skinny, just show them at the exact angle to hide the giant butt on them and make them look razor thin.
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