skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The most important business idea you’ve never heard of
Sure you can apply. And you might very well get it too. They don't have time to check much at the patent office, mostly standarized IP databases (probably not including your code). And if you get it, it becomes the burden of the others to prove the patent invalid. Bad patents are common, and litigation so expensive that they are a real problem to whoever is affected by them.
That Chrome update that won't auto play videos can't come fast enough.
have you practiced?

You can get super cheap "panel board" (will last ~ 1 year of use for 12$)

(if in US found at home depot)

Practice. Solve problems on a whiteboard. Set one up.
They serve this patty at Umami Burger in SF. We tried it a few weeks ago and everyone was really disappointed. It definitely doesn't bleed. It's cooked well-done and can't be ordered any other way. The taste is similar to a well-done beef patty.

I'd love to try the burger they're describing here. Maybe the product is difficult to work with and Umami is unable to get these results? Or maybe they're describing some version 2.0 Impossible patty that isn't available yet?
It's the Japanese debt trap. It's causing our unusually restrained inflation levels for the exact same reason it did with Japan. Too much of our income is going to service debt. It locks down the money that would otherwise be available to spur inflation. Not only is the debt service cost a restraint, but the vast outstanding debt levels also cause conservative behavior in all sorts of ways (whether at the consumer level, or higher up the financial chain). The higher US debt levels go vs income, the more difficult it will become to spur inflation in traditional ways. Ultimately, direct currency debasement will be the sole remaining means, as with the Japanese and Yen.
We're building a chat app in RN. Last I checked, the RN components do not support the functionality that you mention out of the box.

We are using a fork of GiftedChat which has generally been a positive but not stellar experience (https://github.com/FaridSafi/react-native-gifted-chat). I understand includes some fairly clever (perhaps hacky?) and extensive changes on top of RN's components to mimic the interactions we generally expect in a chat UI. It's been performant for the most part but is quite opinionated.

I would love to know if there's a better, more modular solution out there.
Vegetarian means you don't eat animals, not that you don't eat GMOs...
I use Blue Iris. It's cheap & handles multiple cameras. It is updated often. The UI/UX is pretty decent. It's popular so any questions you have are probably available online. It works great for my experience level. I would recommend it for people who aren't looking for a very advanced program or a very simple hand holding program.
That's basically what we have now but with an extra step added.
Really excited for this.
Because the U.S. can afford it, being the wealthiest nation on earth, and should therefore take on its share of the burden. Also, because the U.S. can do good, and give these people liberty and safety; if they don't deserve it, why do you?
I got an Amcrest IP2M-841 (1920TVL). It has wired or wireless network, usb powered, and a local SD card. I'm writing to a Synology, which does not have good software, but works. I'm using it indoors and I'm using the Amcrest app on the phone for live view, which is much better than the Synology app, but not fantastic, either.

I have friends that have an Arlo and like it. I was specifically looking for a continuous camera and didn't want a cloud service.

If I didn't have the Synology I would look into Blue Iris...but I haven't heard great things about any of the software out there.
SPEC CPU 2017 or 2006

https://www.spec.org/benchmarks.html#cpu

Here is an article that uses it:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/9766/the-apple-ipad-pro-revie... (Scroll down to the last table)
Data Science Method to Discover Large Prime Numbers
IOW - how more or less every e-commerce (especially aggregation services) site tries to get you to spend your money there
I've eaten this. Aside from the weird crispiness around the edges, it's pretty good.
States vote for secession alone. Where they secede from has no say in the matter, hence secession. How do you think the crown would have voted when the US colonies declared independence?
I'm most interesting in how the unfolding events affect the miners. Over 50% of mining compute is happening in China, would the state step in and try to control this aspect as well? My understanding is this would give them to power to make arbitrary changes to the blockchain.

As the article mentions, miners have expenses to pay which are likely funded by bitcoin conversion to local currency, if they can't operate in China (especially favorable because of inexpensive power) the controlling nodes will be moving or shifting to other mining firms.
It's getting a pretty good response at Kronnerburger in Oakland.
why do people insist upon reinventing the wheel badly:

git log --color=always <whatever funky coloring, options, etc you want> | aha > git_log.html

side note: aha is not installed by default on macOS but homebrew will fix that for you. Also, it has many color and styling options.
Time to merge DDG and Brave.
It is hard to believe it is really efficient seeing the description. I have driven cars with CVT and not been impressed.
> Person as in a legal person. This includes entities like corporations,
> organizations, representatives and so on:
> http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/person

This may be the case for US law ("person" including both individuals and organisations), but it might also not be the case for all
countries across the world. For example, Dutch law seems to define "person" as
the individual (e.g. you and me) and seems to use a separate term for legal
entities and the likes. It's possible that in practise the two are considered
the same but I haven't been able to find such an example.

Exactly because of this it's better to be explicit. For example, the MPL 2.0
explicitly defines this:

> 1.1. "Contributor"
>
> means each individual or legal entity that creates, contributes to the
> creation of, or owns Covered Software.

Here the term "contributor" is used, but the same could apply to the term
"person".

> It tries to. Any change contributed to the project grants permission to
> incorporate that change under the same terms of the license, which
> includes the patent grant.

The patent grant states that any patents owned by the author can be used by the
software's users:

> and including usage rights to any patents the authors may hold on it

However, nowhere is it stated that patents used for contributions automatically
belong (or can be used by) the authors and can thus also be used by the users.
Defining what "authors" means could clear things up, though you'll probably want
to separate the definition from "contributors" since you probably don't want
random "contributors" to also be an "author" (this could give them too much
power for example).

Again the MPL 2.0 is a good example since it does cover this, albeit not in a
single place and in a somewhat hard to grok way.
That "radicalism" has nothing to do with centralism. It has to do with radical nationalism of peripherical regional parties. They control the media, the education, the funding of heavily subsized companies with public money for more than 35 years. Spain is a very decentralized country, closer to a federal model.

Right regional parties in Catalonia cannot keep on stealing from the public budget since the Great Recession. Their business model is over. They have to pivot to a new business model called "independence".
In most (all?) recent ICOS you exchange some ETH with an internal token (aka "coins") that is tracked in the ethereum blockchain.

After the ICO the developers have all the ETH and almost no oversight, they can sell the ETH and go to Bahamas. They can claim that the project is dead, and so the internal tokens are effectively worthless, but they already sold the ETH and are already in Bahamas and you can try to extradite them for fraud if lucky. Or they add some more and more features before launching, an decide to work remotely from Bahamas for a few years ...
Yeah, thinking that slavery is bad is better than enslaving people.

Omg.. are we really debating this?
I'm not sure you could actual compile a list of totally free resources for other fields. For instance, I came across this list for physics: https://www.susanjfowler.com/blog/2016/8/13/so-you-want-to-l...

However, I'd say most of the items are serious textbooks with a hefty price tag if you're going to try to buy new. You can pick up older editions for pretty good discounts, though.

Eventually I think we'll get there from a purely non-profit philanthropic perspective a la Khan Academy model. The problem is, as Khan has gotten bigger, they have lost some of what made it unique in the first place (topic, knowledge and mastery base has shifted to k-12 common core/ap alignment).

Coursera recently shifted all their comprehensive classes from free to some sort of $$ model. The one free comprehensive algorithms class from Princeton doesn't have the second half posted for many months. All these for-profit companies that start out free are destined to move to a pay per course model.
The alleged game of chicken, and we don’t know what else happened.
You seem to agree with the way it went in the UK/Scotland. And yet as far as I can remember, only Scottish citizens voted in that referendum... Why would Catalonia's be different than any other self-determination referendum?

Do you honestly believe this is a logical demand? If so, what % of "pro-independence" of Spanish census would be enough for you, 51% of whole Spain?
It's clever. But so many moving parts, and doesn't look very sturdy, nor efficient.
Hahaha, I'm going to leave the typo in. Just noticed and it made me giggle too!
So you are saying you want Spain to bring back the Fascists?
That's really interesting!
We have a concrete example here, of administration making statements at the UN, issuing more than $30 million to help Rohingya Muslims, and the retort I get is some hearsay about African Americans not counting the money? What does it even mean?
Sheryl Sandberg announces strengthened Facebook ad targeting policies
I think the mistake was making it well done. I've had it, and my take away was "good". Not nearly as good as grass fed beef, but better than fast food. Probably just below 5 guys.
Right, so what the author hinted at, but never really said, is that without a clock it is difficult to prevent spurious intermediate values output by circuits from having unwanted effects; for example, unbalanced combinational circuits typically shift between multiple intermediate values as the signals propagate through. Such hazards are normally avoided, though I can imagine such hazards might potentially contain information that could have adaptive advantage (in evolutionarily derived circuitry)
There are so many ways to eat junk food, even as a veggie, or even a vegan.

While there are health benefits to avoid meat, a lot of people doing it are not particularly health conscious.

It's just that it's a funny stereotype, the seed eating peace lover hippie. Just like the annoying moralist activist or the lunatic product abuser new agist.

But frankly, most veggies I know are just regular folks with regular quirks.
You know very well what they meant. The same 'type' of person is more likely to be into 'cleansing' and yoga and other middle class nonsense that others don't have the time or money to think/care about and will freuquently deceive themselves. "I don't eat meat or any of those fake GMO's! Oh look, a non beef burger!" in the same breath.
No one type of camera is going to cover every scenario.

A combination of both is recommended. Traditional IP cameras (Foscam etc.) are a pain to setup, but the new generation of "dropcams" are super easy.

Also, unless you hide the camera well, a thief can simply steal the camera, or disable it and remove the SD card.
If your approach to network security is "putting your cameras on a router", I don't suppose you'd mind me attaching this little black box to your network?
Not one mention of porn in the whole report.
> There’s an estimated 40-45% of support for the vote and less than that (30-40%) support for independence.

Madrid would not react as brutally as they do if their intelligence services foresee such a result; they would just protest and deny vote legitimacy as they usually did the previous times, and let the vote be.
I reeeeeally want to like the impossible burger. But the one I tasted at Jardinerre is SF tasted... like sloppy joe taco meat. So, meat, I guess?
Makes sense. A payout on a payout.
>But frankly, most veggies I know are just regular folks with regular quirks.

Do you mean a vegetarian? Never heard 'veggie' before. Heard 'veeg' (vege?) though.
It seems the constitution is easily editable after all:

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reforma_de_la_Constituci%C3%B3...
That you can't even study in Spanish is only a little example about how reasonable is to talk about oppression.

The mayors who support the referendum are just being called to declare by the tribunals and being told that what they are supporting is illegal.
I believe that "meme" in this context is being used within the dictionary definition of the word, meaning "an idea, behavior, style, or usage that spreads from person to person within a culture" according to Merriam-Webster.
> The taste is similar to a well-done beef patty

Isn't this basically the goal?
Anything by Shel Silverstein, it's all gold.
Nice design, but I wonder about wear issues. With that many moving parts I don’t imagine it could be made durable with any cheap material.
Compiling Executables for the Classic Posix Subsystem on Windows/
Kind of ironic to me we are talking about DDG and using Chrome all in the same breath.
> Just be sure to run your enqueueing process as a singleton, or each worker would be redundantly enqueueing lots of jobs. This can be guarded with a session advisory lock or a redis lock.

If you're using PostgreSQL 9.5+ you can also use the new SKIP LOCKED capability, which is perfect for this sort of usage: https://blog.2ndquadrant.com/what-is-select-skip-locked-for-...
> At this point, can someone explain me why that company is not taken out of business or _at least_ put under state control …

After the OPM breach, I have zero confidence that the United States have any more competence at this than Equifax.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Personnel_Management...
And a scam on the British people.
The problems with full motion video are mostly not light transport problems, they're animation problems. Capturing realistic human movement is tricky enough, let alone generating it, and people are exquisitely sensitive to the creepy effect of unnatural movement. Also, even James Cameron's budget might have been insufficient to model out the material properties of physically credible alternate world, making everything weirdly glossy and fluorescent as an artistic oversight rather than a limitation of the rendering technology.

Creating realistic video panning over still-life scenes, like the view out of a helicopter, is a solved problem at sufficient modelling budgets, you don't need AI just fully described scene and lots of flops to run your light transport algorithm. Colorizing NNs are cute but not relevant to this problem.

There's a good analogue to sound: a long time ago we mastered algorithms to precisely simulate any musical instrument, acoustic environment, pre-digital audio tranformation, etc. but we still use voice actors because modelling human speech behavior is a much harder problem that modelling audio physics.
if you stumble a lot, then first practice by transcribing code snippets that you've authored. This will give you a feel for how pseudo your pseudo code should be.

Once you are used to writing code by hand, try solving standard interview problems.

Final task will be learning to verbally communicate during this, at that point its useful to ask for help.
Assuming this actually tastes great and is cost effective I would argue the sole point is the way lower ecological footprint if done on a larger scale than beef ever could.

Therefore this is literally everyone's concern.
Should I try this? I tried the Beyond Burger and was unimpressed... I found the existing vegetarian patties tastier. Is this any better?
And given a suitable vector representation of the street layout, the stretch-and-compress could be given constraints so as not to warp (i.e. curve streets on) the map
Most houses around here (EU) don't really have AC power plugs on the outside. Which is what the OP is probably talking about.
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I'm french, you have to pardon my... well... english.
This would have been great if Google had bought HTC about three years ago, back when it was making the HTC One M7. The company was struggling then, but still had plenty of prestige.

The problem now is that HTC has been sinking for so long that most of its famous engineers and personnel have long since jumped ship, so I'm not even sure Google will get much out of this acqui-hire. I would assume that none of this involves the Vive, as that seems too profitable right now for HTC to sell.

Don't get me wrong, if we got another HTC Google Play Edition phone using an HTC 10 successor (really don't like the U11, go back to the HTC One design template, please), that would be awesome. But I'm not holding my breath.
Albertsons to Buy Meal-Kit Company Plated
Yes and they were making smartphones before that too. In fact they were the first phone manufacturer that only made smartphones.
Way more people are vegetarian than that - it's just that the same people that are loudly cleansing themselves, contorting themselves, et al. are also loudly vegetarian.

The rest talk about it about as much as you talk about not eating <something you don't eat for whatever reason> - viz. only if it comes up naturally.
The cost of a bad high-risk investment is an annoyance to a qualified investor. It is catastrophic to a poor person. This is also why we require car/home insurance, but wealthy folks can opt out and self-insure since a total loss won't bankrupt them.

Unfortunately, letting "the market" decide will just make a bunch of poor people into broke people. Do you want to take a risk with a very low chance of success? The state has a Lotto ticket they'd like to sell you.
Pre-Configured Amazon AWS Deep Learning AMI with Python
I think he didn't want it well done.
Thanks for the list of concerns, it's very much appreciated. If you care enough to open any of them up as an issue on Github, it would be great to discuss them there. But for now, in short:

1. Yes. If you actually own a patent portfolio that you value highly, you may want to use a custom, narrowly worded grant. This license might not be for you. This license is for the 50+% of open source projects currently using MIT.

2. I don't quite follow the problem you're outlining here. The Apache license tries to scope its patent license only to actions that "necessarily infringe" on the Work and the Contributions to it. I'm not sure how you mean for (sub)licensing to fit in.

3. The patent grant is intentionally simpler and broader than, say, Apache. There's no clawback provision, and in short, it gives you: "usage rights to any patents the authors may hold on the software." It doesn't give you the right to use the authors' unrelated patents. The balance here is struck to give more protection and confidence to the user of the open source, not to rigidly protect the potential software patent holder. I think that's the right way to lean.

4. This rhetoric around offensive and defensive uses of software patents is what's keeping Facebook in such hot water with GraphQL and React right now. The only way to use a software patent against someone is offensively — it's a MAD-style threat of legal action. If you want mutually assured patent annihilation, then don't use LIL to release open-source software that uses your patents. It's not a great mix.

5. In US patent law, you can sell your patent, prevent other people from making use of it, or license usage rights to it. The latter is what we're doing in this case. (https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/selling-your-patent-what-...)

6. That is a great question. And it would be good to eventually have a wiki page, detailing compatibility with various alternative popular licenses. As a permissive license (more permissive than Apache), my best guess is that it would be generally compatible — but we should look into it further.
"base image" != "baseimage", obviously. there was no need for this cheap plug.
Thanks for your personal donation to the Rohingya Muslims fund! You are a very generous person.
Are you interpreting "well-done" to mean tasty, high quality, etc?

It means overcooked to the point the meat is completely gray. Highly undesirable to many (though preferred by some).
That's not correct. The bankers' fee is 7% of the money raised in the IPO, not of their total valuation.

Matt Levine addressed that one too: https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-09-19/memory-mo... Can't see how to link into the article but if you ctrl-f Hedosophia you'll see his point.
Firefox does not have the WhatsApp logo, I cannot close and reopen a browser tab as easily as I can the nativefied app, etc. Of course it is different.
I agree its not the perfect solution. But I have yet to find anything with a better price + feature/ease of setup ratio.

A lock box for the game camera is $30 and can be painted to match its surroundings.
He clearly hasn’t the best way of making an argument. But the Vox author didn’t get his point at all.

That said I would never ask him to speak in my defense. Communication is not secondary to being right no matter how you express it.
It’s not the central government rounding people up, the orders come from judges in Catalonia.
I think I know what the history of web dev for the last 20 years has been, considering I've lived and worked through it. Your comment doesn't change anything. There has always been a client-side component of web apps. While in modern times it has become more richly interactive and complex, it's pretty clear the people who work on it have not received a similar upgrade in respect.
> good fit for any projects where you want to combine these two programming styles.

I'm always a bit wary of this. Its difficult to write a big code base in two different styles, I prefer a language that is mainly in one style. am I wrong?
God no.
Netsil Taps Network Connections to Map Cloud, Container Traffic
The things that make a region a part of a country are different from the things that make countries a part of a transnational union.
Hating the crime != hating the criminal. Especially when you are extending guilt to an entire race.
I am strongly in support of GMOs (sans monsanto) and am trying to reduce my meat consumption (ethical & environmental are the largest causes). I'm really interested in the Impossible burger.

Not everyone falls into a nice category.
Seems simple to justify: Brexit is just canceling a treaty, the other is dividing a country.
Meanwhile, a typical two-lane undivided road costs about $4 million per mile to construct. So you're not willing to add on a scant 2.6% to the cost of the road construction to also make it available for use by pedestrians?

I'd much rather build 2.6% fewer roads and add sidewalks onto all of the existing ones. Keep in mind that far more than 2.6% of people don't even own cars, yet they do use sidewalks.

The expense argument you're making does a much better job of justifying not building more roads than it does in justifying not building more sidewalks.
"We don't store your personal information and we don't sell you out to advertisers."

But is that information collected by you or anyone affiliated with you or given to anyone?

How about information that doesn't directly identify you, but could be used to identify you? (things like browser fingerprints, IPs, cookies, etc)