skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The truth is that many ML researchers do care about what "intelligence" (better to say cognition) actually is, but all the funding basically comes from applied statistics problems on business data.
There's also Aerial America by the Smithsonian Channel. They're one hour narrated documentaries with exclusively aerial footage. One per state (they combined the Dakotas). I'm not even American and I bought the whole set on bluray.
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If you want to trace applications deployed on Kubernetes, you might benefit from Jaeger's Kubernetes templates: https://github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger-kubernetes
> a lot of companies seem to be getting more comfortable with cloud vs on-prem from a security perspective.

I work at a Big Corp Inc. This is unfortunately not the case here. The person you replied to is correct in how our security team sees things.
"Can't" here means that your program is not well-formed otherwise, and the compiler assumes well-formedness.

I assume you don't like that, but I wonder if you'd apply that to other optimizations? For a random example:

int x = 42;
SomeFunc();
printf("%d\n", x);

Should the compiler be allowed to hard-code 42 as the second parameter to printf, or should it always store 42 to the stack before calling SomeFunc(), then loading back out? SomeFunc might lightly smash the stack and change the value of x, after all.
If anyone ever tries to use this in court I hope they call it "Face Hallucination" and not "Image Reconstruction". On the research side, I wonder what the point of this is. I find it interesting but of little practical value.
NFS stands for No File Security.
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2 isn't true private hire cars are equally exempt see https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/congestion-charge/discounts...
Apparently you grow a beard after using their nn model?
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If the tools were good we wouldn't be developing so many of them. Part of the reason for the ferment is that the last generation of tools sucked, so we need another generation of tools, and another, ...
Perhaps there are some bus lanes in London that are very very underused and should be turned into regular lanes. Perhaps the people in charge of roads have discovered that if they were to remove that bus lane, the result would be congestion further into the city in a location less able to handle it than a motorway. Perhaps, for operational reasons, the buses absolutely need to be able to bypass traffic on the motorway.

As for black cabs, perhaps it would be a complete hassle to implement a "no black cabs" rule for that one road just to avoid upsetting people who chose to drive into London.

There's all sorts of potential reasons for that bus lane existing - and there's a very good chance that if someone were to file a FOI request with TfL, they have a report on the potential results of removing that bus lane.
The stream filter terms in server.js are 'we are hiring, looking for interns, we are employing, vacancy!, we have job available'. How did you pick them? I've never searched Twitter for a job but I can imagine there are a lot of jobs that those terms are going to miss.
No way. Bitcoin.
It 'can be worse' if there is no cheating. My position to the extent that it is sexist is that it may even be worse for them on average. You just seem to be deliberately misconstruing my position because you would rather shut it down then argue the nuance and accept you don't know everything about the world.

Am I sexist? By your definition probably yes. Men and women, especially when it comes to relationships are rather different (on average). Now if I believe that, then what is wrong with that? It all seems pretty plausible to me.
eyko's post above suggests that they went above and beyond what you're suggesting (including reporting the incident to TfL and "firing" the driver). (Unless Uber are lying, of course, which is unlikely IMO, but less unlikely than for most other companies.)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15330392
I mean, I guess they WILL - not many people invest in HEDT boards and CPUs to not milk every last bit of performance they can for their dollar, but even with a 360mm rad and a high flow pump you can’t push these very far, the thermal and electrical window just isn’t there.
It's beautiful until they become a monopoly and jack their prices up. I reckon they've got no chance, though. There's no network effect to speak of and competitors can start small and grow, without needing billions. In 15 years from now, the supply of self driving cars will be the limitation and they'll be available in high quality and low price from all the major manufacturers. The actual technology in uber's app is basically nothing, any company could replicate it without too much hassle.
I am not sure if web site works on mobile.
> there is always a suspicion … that one is living a lie or a mistake; that something crucially important has been overlooked, missed, neglected, left untried and unexplored; that a vital obligation to one’s own authentic self has not been met, or that some chances of unknown happiness completely different from any happiness experienced before have not been taken up in time and are bound to be lost forever.

In my opinion this quote sums up not only the thesis of the article but also one of the primary diseases afflicting our society.
8 Steps to Build Winning Self-Confidence in Business
Is Sex a Dirty Word?
I'm curious about recommending clean installations. What kind of issues people usually encounter with macOS upgrades?
> ridiculous anti-people taxi regulations

Which regulations specifically are you denouncing as "anti-people"?
If you learn the foundations of something then you pick up the variations based on those foundations more easily.

There are no languages where you start from scratch just iterations on the past.
The Internet Hates Secrets: Bringing Healthcare Costs Out of Hiding
I thought AlphaGo was still using Monte Carlo tree search, just with two neural networks: one to estimate the board values, and one to estimate likelihood of moves for sampling.
They wanted a 5 year licence back in May but were given a 4 month licence and a requirement to resolve the issues that there were. 4 months later the issues are still there so what else could TfL do?
> It's not women choosing to marry the man with the most power or wealth, it's cultural and religious forced marriage, on threat of ostracism, familial disgrace or much worse.

No, I get that – my point is, there's not much difference between social pressure to marry someone wealthy because you were not raised to be a breadwinner and thus would starve if you didn't marry up, and social pressure to marry someone in high social standing because you'd be ostracized otherwise. Social pressures that prevent women from gaining power and thus being forced to marry to get it, are not that different from social pressures that explicitly force women to marry powerful men.

> Yes, it is a problem caused by patriarchy, they tend to be highly patriarchal societies, the ones where men routinely have more than one wife.

Which is exactly my thesis: patriarchy is the cause, polygyny is the symptom. Applying a band-aid of normalized monogamous marriages to ensure mates for low-status men (as the GP insinuated) addresses the symptom, and ignores the cause.

(You see the same thing with prostitution BTW – prostitution is "bad" because it places desperate women in a position where they are taken advantage of by clients. But banning prostitution doesn't fix anything – you still have women who see no other earning potential than selling sex. The real problem is patriarchy that creates such a large class of women with no independent earning potential in the first place. Fix that, and the problem of prostitution-from-desperation diminishes greatly.)
I noticed that too. I hope it is just a documentation error.
Death threats are never ok but hatred is completely understandable.

To feel hatred for someone who betrayed you, who lied to you, who acted like you were a crazy person for feeling the disconnect between the two of you, who accepted your fidelity while not returning it and made you doubt your worth as a human being is perfectly understandable.
What is it exactly about the way horses till that leaves the soil in better shape?

I'm pretty sure the ship has sailed as far as tractors being used over horses, but surely there are ways to improve tractors' technique by drawing lessons from horse tilling, so it leaves the soil in better shape.
I don't take a ton of photos, so I don't know the answer to your question. Sorry :(
Jaeger is just the concrete implementation. OpenTracing is what you should think about using when writing your application. That said, you could benefit from automatic instrumentation via OpenTracing framework integration libraries (JAX-RS, Servlets, ...). Or use the Java Agent. But in the end, I think there is value in manually instrumenting your code, specially around your business transactions. This way, you can monitor your business metrics, instead of "http requests" or "cpu load".
Thanks!! The PR will mean a lot
Thanks for pointing that out- now I wonder why they got that impression? Uber should definitely be making changes to their interactions to make it clear. I guess I am not familiar with the customs around such things in London.
The article mentions naltrexone. Dr Eskapa's research of using naltrexone led to The Sinclair Method. His book is called The Cure For Alcoholism. He has made it available for free download here, https://www.dropbox.com/s/60fs7gmvbyzs1kk/Cure%20for%20Alcoh... (please do support him and buy the book if it is of use to you and you have the means)

The Sinclair Method shows that for many people alcoholism is simple chemistry and the addiction can be "unlearned" by taking naltrexone (a cheap patent free drug) an hour before drinking.

If you're interested in finding out more we have a subreddit at https://www.reddit.com/r/alcoholism_medication/.
I wouldn't want to see it used as evidence in court (and I doubt it would be allowed anyway but IANAL) but I could see this being a useful in certain circumstances for generating the photo-realistic equivalent of a police sketch e.g. if you had low-res security footage of a suspect and an eyewitness to guide the output.
Ranked #1 by Gartner. By revenue, which is believable, though not useful.

https://www2.deloitte.com/global/en/pages/risk/articles/delo... (click the read more button for the text)
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The producers of a serious informative show on Dutch national television are looking for scifi authors to interview on the subject of immortality. Which authors do you think they should pick, and why?
The downside to pipenv is that there aren't any good docker images to work with it. I've tried a few times, but I've never given enough time to learning the guts of Docker to make anything stable enough to run with it.
Peace and love, man.
> X11 window managers must grab the server in order to animate rubber-band feedback over the screen when resizing and moving windows.

I wonder how the comparison between X11 & NeWS works once when switches to tiling window managers, which require much less work & chrome from the WM.

If tiling WMs favour the X model, I wonder if the real reason so many of us like them is that they are faster, rather than tiling being a better paradigm. I suspect that's not the case — at this point, tiling really feels better to me — but maybe it is?
How to Docker Compose a developer environment: an open source example
I suppose it depends on the enterprise but working in a highly regulated environment that wants to guard against data exfiltration, desktops and laptops are the exception not the rule. And once you build out infrastructure to support virtual desktops served up by low cost appliances, there's no compelling reason to go back to something like a chromebook. I have no idea what the discount would be when you buy 10,000 thin terminals but they're pretty much disposable when they break at the kind of pricing I'd guess one would enjoy.
At least we got nuclear power, a space program, cryptography, the internet... out of that project. I just hope that today's project will be similarly useful. All the machine learning for ad targetting looks promising.
>I consider it very inelegant to sort a list only for extracting the largest element.

Which I explicitly stated would not be happening in my example. In reality, you couldn't just use "sort", you'd need to make sure it was a sort with the right behavior. But the point wasn't to show how to get the largest element in a list but rather to show how non-strict (i.e. "lazy") evaluation can make the simplest code actually correct. Obviously this doesn't apply in every possible case, but if you compare it to e.g. C which is pretty much never the case, it's a win in elegance IMO.

>just because the type system doesn't know that the list is non-empty (which I assume here).

In modern haskell there is a type where the list is statically known to be non-empty.

> noticing that the underlying basics have changed AGAIN in Haskell...

Not sure what you mean here, are you complaining about standard library changes? I personally hope Haskell keeps periodically breaking backwards compatibility until they fix more of the ugly parts of the standard. I'd hate to see it go the way of Java and be stuck with a hideous e.g. file access model because that's what the very first release had.

>Really, I consider the following C thing to be so much clearer and better engineering:

I find such a function not remotely clear and definitely not better engineered.

* It's using a "for loop" so it could be a filter, fold, map or any combination of those. I can't know without reading it.

* The function this proposes to replace was able to find the max of any type which can be ordered. This proposed replacement can only do ints. Given the radically reduced scope, the typing is sufficient but you won't have to add many features before the C compiler simply cannot help you anymore. Haskell's type system is much more powerful, stopping just short of the more advanced dependant type applications.
The foundation of all relationships is trust. You can't hack around dishonesty. Don't be in a relationship with someone you can't trust if your health depends on it.
If you believe the README.txt files of downloads from The Pirate Bay, there exist some amazing video codecs that are so new and advanced that they can actually play episodes of Rick and Morty that haven't even been released yet! It's almost as good as inter-dimensional cable TV. And they are totally free: you just have to download and install some binary codecs from some Russian web site before watching the video.
Genuine question: Are people creating app icons while they're on the go? Or am I the only one who defers all development to one's laptop (or desktop) computer.
Eddie Murphy summed it up flawlessly. Same old crackers.
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I used the term "indefinitely" too loosely. I should have said "far longer than most people are willing tolerate for the sake of making a point."

But OK, staying locked is a fine thing to do but most people would want to get on with their lives.
Well if you think so you have to admit it is dishonest to promise otherwise.
I'm not deliberately misconstruing your comment, but on re-reading I can see what you're trying to say a little better - your wording leaves something to be desired, and I still don't think it's necessary to bring gender into it at all.

You seem to think that a massive betrayal of trust would be better for someone you're breaking up with, than telling them that you're leaving them for other reasons, because it gives them something to hate afterwards.

I'd say that's arse-backwards, personally.
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Your website says: No credit card or personal information is required.

But you requires Google ID, that seems personal to me...

Edit: yes, I can also "create" an account, but that too is personal information.

Edit 2: after the down vote, let me explain. Calendaring and scheduling is inherently personal. Some websites for demo purposes give out a unique URL, not tied to a log-in. This seems appropriate in this case.
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what are the advantages and disadvantages? Do you use it in a live project?
It happens in many big companies that some departments hire external companies to do some work their own company does for customers. Why? Because those external companies are cheaper than hiring those internal departments.
Uber seem to be pushing the Black Cab issue here... A organisation that makes money from Uber was very quick to claim that the issue was due to TfL being pressurised by Black Cabs so I half expect it to be in Uber's briefing note pack...
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> never used the service in my life because I'm not lazy and dispendious

If implying that those that use Uber are lazy, this is an absolutely unwarranted statement that I am pretty sure breaks HN guidelines.
> subsidies

You keep using that word, I don't think it means what you think it means.
That may blur the line between proletarian and bourgeois, but it does not invalidate the idea of class conflict within Marxism nor Marx's other critiques of capitalism such as commodity fetishism and alienation. Although you are very correct that Marx didn't anticipate modern financial phenomena, there has been active work within Marxian economics for the past 30 years about this, most importantly Anwar Shaikh takes it upon himself to do a semi-Marxist analysis of it in Capitalism, Conflict and Crises as does Kliman.
You know why, right?

Because you can't plug in the lighting connector headphones into old lighting ports on other devices pre-dating the 7, and get an audio signal.
"Surely Black Cabs aren't relevant to that point?"

They're totally relevant: the way that black cabs are regulated is evidence that limiting congestion isn't TfL's primary motivation here.
Sure, reverse-engineering changes Apple does to Mail.app every year sounds like no fun. I'm actually surprised that they are ready at the launch day.
This might be interesting to you:

https://github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/issues/425

The Dapper model is interesting, but Jaeger is not 100% based on that.
> Where's the jingoism in that article? The thread was a good excuse to get the hate on. If the OP would like to make accurate and measured claims, then we could have a discussion.

Ain't that a tad bit thin-skinned? If you consider this "hate" then boy ain't you lucky that you are no German. As a German, the only thing most people know about the country or culture pretty much boils down to "Oh Hitler and you killed millions of Jews!" maybe throw in some "beer/sausage/sauerkraut" for good measure.

No nation is perfect, pretty much every nation has some "ugly spots" in their past, the difference being in how nations treat these ugly spots. Imho that is where the US, as a nation, has been failing and keeps on failing because it considers itself so "exceptional" that even morals don't apply and as such it supposedly did never do anything wrong at all. A very one-sided narrative, a view of human history like it's all just a comic book story about the "good guys fighting the bad guys" where the good guys could never do wrong because for them the ends of "beating evil" always justify the means, it's like a "Hollywood reality".

This isn't meant as an attack on the country or the people, but merely as an outside observation: The US pretending to be "the good guys", regardless of what kind of methods they use or motivations they have, is one of the reasons why so many people around the world consider the US a nation of hypocrites and the biggest and most dangerous "rogue nation" on this planet.

Yes, this also exists in other countries, but no other country has such a global cultural/military reach and influence as the US does, so it sticks out the most and ends up influencing world affairs the most.

Again: This is not "hate", it's an observation from an outside-the-US PoV that's merely meant to inform.
Which is sadly par for the course in this field, or at least my experience. You can always email the group...
Just read 7 habits, since the website is down, I'm guessing it's a rehash of that.
Oh come on there's way more nuance to this issue than you're letting on. Taking away a person's livelihood can be just as bad as a jail sentence and you're acting like companies should act as judge and executioner in the court of public opinion. What's the point of even having a justice system when we can dispatch a lifetime of suffering by blacklisting suspected criminals from employment?

This whole things seems just like "But her emails!" where people are latching onto anything they can to justify their dislike for something they already hate.
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If we agree that being happy is better than being miserable, and time is limited resource, then yeah, it is logical to favor and seek happiness over misery.
After you make seven figures for two years you don't really have to work anymore. You can just live off your savings.
Additional information regarding the recent CCleaner APT security incident
Yes. When an app accesses the keychain a dialog box is presented to the user with "Allow", "Always Allow" and "Deny".

If "Always Allow" is chosen, then the app will have permanent permission to access _only_ that particular password in the keychain.

This vunerability appears to bypass that dialog entirely and dump the entire keychain in plaintext without requiring the users permisson.
The one on the basis of which the Uber app has been banned recently.
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It's funny re: that "web design in 4 minutes" link; while the page got "prettier" over the course of the demo, I found it to get progressively less readable. I'll openly admit I have an astigmatism and have been having more and more trouble with pale/small letters, but I had no idea I had gone over the fold into things like high contrast mode being useful for me.

I'm curious as to if that's just my eyesight falling over as I get older, or trends in "modern design", as I still find the original text-on-canvas, 90's garage style of websites to be much more readable to me, as well as containing much less wasted whitespace.
Sonos shows that even if you buy the expensive product they'll still try to exploit your privacy. Only solution is open source everything
>> Maybe it could be described as an educated guess, sometimes wrong, sometimes invaluable.

When is a guess invaluable?
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Well prior to this their license was only renewed for 4 months (rather than the normal 5 years), so that suggests there may have been a warning.
I love this idea! Hopefully more people sign up.
I suggest allowing a user to add their steam profile and automatically pull the games they own off of it.
CSS: The Missing Manual by David McFarland will get you a long way.
So how are most of these nerds in this community distributed, like 1 partner dating multiple nerds, or 1 nerd per "group" of partners like the parent comment implies?
Yes, that does seem odd doesn't it? I think the problem in the US is the US WoD has a playbook with just 1 play in it: tough on drug crime. Coupled with the unwritten rule that politicians of the same party should never openly criticize their own publicly, that one play in the one playbook is very difficult to change. Couple that with the fact that both of the two political parties in the US use that same one play from their one playbook and you can understand why it's taken 46 years to not solve the problem.