skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm waiting for the day that anti-psychotics and some SSRIs don't cause extreme fatigue. I have ended up using my drugs as spot therapy rather than continuous. It isn't necessarily safe but at least I can somewhat function during the day. Otherwise I become almost completely useless and is even with adding Adderall to keep me up. I fall asleep at my desk and only want to sleep when I get home. It gets to the point where the symptoms are better than the side effects, which is scary considering my symptoms are violent in nature.
An alias into my terminal emulator gives me weather, scrapes some news feeds, collects my public IP address, updates a couple of things, and adds stuff like the IP address, along with date and time, to a text file.

Silly things like that.

It no longer gives me a random quote using cowsay. I figured I was too old for that and it was time for me to grow up.
SynCommerce, AgroCenta, Lori Systems Win at TechCrunch Battlefield Africa
I'm sorry, I need a video showing me, what Ansible Tower actually does.

I use Ansible in my day-to-day job (I'm a full stack dev learning how to do sysadmin stuff in scale). We use Ansible in a custom webapp to orchestrate bare metal clouds. We build and operate custom High Performance Computation Clusters and this is our SaaS offering.

But the code relies heavily on cron and legacy perl code.

I wanted to rewrite the code and use a queue for a long time, but never found enough time to actually do it. It works good enough and we have customers relying on it.
It's based on repos that you liked and people you follow.
It's amazing how many products cut tiny corners which end up resulting in a lot more EMI than would otherwise be necessary.

One other phenomenon I've learned about recently is that some switching power supplies can create all sorts of weird harmonics when in the presence of strong RF fields. Ideally you can test your device to eliminate such behavior even if its own generated emissions are to spec already.
> complexity beyond most languages

I think complexity of C++ is merely a (partial) reflection of complexity of programming. For example, move semantics that you have mentioned is not specific to C++, and I find it nice when a language offers an explicit formalism for it.
Ok, citation needed on that one. Some crackpots think that way, sure, but "reasonably common"?
If you can assemble IKEA furniture you can also run a Linux server.
Was about to ask the same. Also wondering how excelsiorjet's business is going, now that Java has AOT compilation out of the box. Or hasn't it?
Careers for Women in Technology Companies Are a Global Challenge
Yeah, the slots were odd; all SMPS I've ever seen had perforated metal for just this reason.
but that requires a kernel mode component, and if you have kernel access all bets are off. for instance, you can directly patch out the login screen (which is in userspace) to steal the password for you.
They might be big enough to get away with an apology.

Obviously their business model was against the law as taxis are virtually everywhere regulated and then they are tax related issues regarding employee /contractors etc. A typical Harvard MBA would not have stated Uber.

I have a feeling that they made it...new CEO, plenty of cash, and a willingness to issue e thousand apologies and /or settlements.
How is Mozilla been ever anything but a political force? Like 12 years ago, when Firefox came out, it was accompanied by probably the largest marketing campaign for an open project barring Wikipedia.

They followed that up with some ten years of "web standards! web standards! open web standards!". This is the game Mozilla plays. That's why they won on the web: everyone does it their way now, even if their browser isn't dominant.
Watson has a classifier, NLC. Anyone that knows what type of classifier they are using in NLC? Take long time to train, but the respons are quite fast.
This is a great suggestion - will add it asap!
Interesting, their methodology is kinda khmm thought.

When historians were going over the archives of the medieval Khivan Khanate, they found out from tax records that ~12% of all households in Khiva and Bukhara had over 10kgs of gold.

Yet, if you were to apply the same methodology there, you will get same contradicting results
https://i.imgur.com/uCHKebT.jpg
Ada Lovelace Day Honors “the First Computer Programmer”
Straight up. They spew forth this stupid reasoning so that the general public will become frightened. Most people don't understand what any AV does, or how it operates anyway. For them to understand compartmentalization based on dependencies is way too far out there. The US government might have granted access as well in another effort to spread fear amongst the uneducated American populus.
The Race to Secure Voting Tech Gets an Urgent Jumpstart
A hundred-dollar bill is lying on the ground. An economist walks past it. A friend asks: "Didn't you see the money there?" The economist replies: "I thought I saw something, but I must've imagined it. If there had been $100 on the ground, someone would've picked it up."

There were public order books years ago and there were still arb opportunities because the field was niche and people just hadn't written the software yet. In terms of your comment, the technical barrier was what "average investors cannot efficiently surmount." At this point the high-volume pairs are too crowded but I suspect that there are still opportunities to make money where technical complexity is still high (e.g. smart contracts).
You can use fsync() [0] for that.

[0]: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fsync/id964427882?mt=8
I am pretty sure the appliance is not discontinued.
Box introduces framework for developers to bring ML technologies to files in Box
Some of the best ways to deal with depression:

1) Address any known health issues you have.

2) Dietary changes. There are studies on this.

3) Problem solve. If you are depressed because of terrible personal issues, work on resolving them. (The article mentions that a run won't pay his bill or fix other problems. Overwhelming problems are a legitimate cause of depression.)

4) If you are suicidal, seek company. If you know someone suicidal, spend time with them.

You do not necessarily have to talk about their suicidal ideation or the problems causing it. You can play games together, have lunch, be pleasant. Suicides generally occur alone. Just physically being there goes a long way towards preventing suicide.

If you do want to help them, help them fix problems. Feelings come from somewhere. Just massaging emotions does not work. Do not "help" them by preaching at them ("Just go for a run!").
Is it actually worth using shell_plus without ipython though?

If I was starting from scratch, I'd take a closer look at django-rq. I've used celery for years though and have more experience running RabbitMQ than Redis, so it's the devil I know.

I wrote django-smoketest originally, so I'm a bit biased, but I can't count how many problems it's caught for me early on. A related blog post I wrote last year: https://compiled.ctl.columbia.edu/articles/smoketesting-for-...
I'd add one more to that list:
* Meditation / Prayer
We should cull deer to preserve the forests. Deforestation caused by deer is becoming a very serious problem.

Wherever you see a forest where there is a deer problem, the trees you see today will not be replaced when they die.

Deer eat all the undergrowth and new saplings.

> I now suspect that just as a deer herd lives in mortal fear of its wolves, so does a mountain live in mortal fear of its deer

Source: Thinking Like a Mountain by Aldo Leopold
http://www.eco-action.org/dt/thinking.html
I don't see any earphones in the photos, how does it work for matching 3D audio? Does it have a headphone jack?

EDIT: Oh it says it right there in the article! That was a redundant comment... Reason I cared about is that last time I tried VR, the audio came from stationary speakers and it was a very weird experience to have the direction of the audio not match what I saw :)
Daydream quality compared to even the Gear VR isn't great. And here is a complete stand-alone system for $100 more -- it seems like a great deal.
Django Rest Framework is one of the reasons i use django so much. It is done in a really solid way, allowing great power and flexibility over how you want to abstract your rest API. I've used tastypie before, but got the feeling it wasn't as fleshed out as DRF. I remember coming across strange behaviour with complex nested data. Moving over to DRF empowered me.
Miami strikes me as an atrocious long run bet for amazon. Rising sea levels + stronger + storms + porous ruck under Miami mean the city will be under increasing strain. And sooner than most people living there think.
There was no time in history where it was a better time to have a child. You are attempting to draw distinctions, but you would have merely been worried about some other existential threat in the past, with the only exception being a blissful ignorance.

Natural disasters were always here. Wars and regional conflicts were just as plentiful and more deadly.
"If you need it, there’s also a 3.5mm headphone jack for private listening."
An alternative site, if you prefer to see it in matrix form

https://data.bitcoinity.org/markets/arbitrage/USD
Detroit would be a tough sell to six-figure earners. Huge crime rate, terrible schools, dysfunctional bankrupt government, lack of local talent. Maybe an affluent suburban community outside Detroit, but those aren't going to be supportive of a huge new corporate HQ with all the traffic, construction, etc.
Well of course there’s more citations 40 years in - there’s a lot of prior work that deserves credit!
Brilliant Raises $21M for Smart Home Device
Well, I agree that it's convenient. I do this for my work shirts and wash everything else because I'm cheap. But not automation, unless you consider Roman eunuchs to be automated child care.
I believe depression often involves some developmental or shock traumas that prevent or inhibit the full feeling of emotions.

The idea that depression is "anger directed inward" was a useful tool for me.

The view that we can release these old traumas and form new pathways and responses helped me heal after a diagnosis of schizophrenia and bipolar (which included suicidal depression and panic attacks, anxiety).
Amazon introduces a waterproof Kindle Oasis with a seven-inch screen
The page says there is a 3.5mm jack.
This doesn't say shit about shit. What kind of media will I be able to interact in with Oculus? To me the value add to purchasing one of these is to be able to see those cool 360 degree videos on Youtube, maybe game, and I don't know what else so educate me! Reads like an "announcing the announcement" more than anything.
Buying a Roomba has been the greatest upgrade to my household in years!
Does anyone actually use Ansible server-less? Can it even be done?

(Edit: my bad, ignore this comment, I misphrased my question; the real question should have been: can you run Ansible locally on the target server, just like chef-solo/chef-zero?)
The problem with Detroit is they would have to import nearly every worker. Plus you need to convince all of those workers to move to Detroit. There may be some overlap between former autoworker and whatever it is Amazon wants, but there's still going to be a gap.
Subtle, not too emotional, harmonizing, complex, repetitive, no words I can understand.

Some examples

Tabla: Ustad Alla Rakha -Ustad Zakir Hussain Jugolbondhi (complex, listen on low): https://youtu.be/zcUZiuejt9g

* Ali Farka Toure (African, warm, joyful): https://youtu.be/qI_h49D1xo8

* chill hop: axian’s mixes do it for me https://youtu.be/hdmSovWFhig

* sometimes a pandora station seeded with Keith Jarred, bill evans.

* sometimes a pandora station seeded with Pugliese and Treilo because I’m learning Tango and those songs won’t memorize themselves. Plus they’re incredibly beautiful.
Here we show that over 15 large scale deep neural networks can be trained in mixed IEEE float16 (multiplication) + IEEE float32 (addition) with no loss in accuracy.

We are happy to answer questions about this work.
I thought so too, until I realize she could immediately call and ask what do I think about the picture.
MDMA assisted therapy helped heal this in me entirely. I found depression was resistance to feeling and accepting my emotions fully and that I could instead make space to engage with and be with emotions.
>I don't know. I guess tone-deaf is a good word for it.

These kinds of responses are completely bone-headed. You know why Puerto Rico hasn't received the kind of awareness (and hence resources) that Texas and Florida received? It's because people are so disconnected to the devastation. Anything that makes the devastation more real to the rest of the country is doing genuine good for Puerto Rico. Facebook uses their technology to do just that and people can't wait admonish Zuckerberg when they get the chance.
I've never done psychedelic therapy but I do vape a decent amount of weed. I think at times it helped me be a little more introspective without bias, but it could have just been a side effect of maturing.

As far as breathwork, fitness is almost a form of meditation for me so I think there's some overlap. Running and lifting gives a lot of inner monologue and self reflection time.
I certainly did. I didn't know that the official Japanese Government didn't fully recognize the Ainu until 2000s.

Samurai Showdown was straight up a 90s arcade game, which arguably means that Nakoruru's placement as a Ainu character would have been before the official recognition of those people.

Nakoruru's moveset revolved around her Bird (either a falcon or an eagle... I forgot exactly), as well as her own dagger style. So it seems like the Ainu are very similar to the Native American tropes (Natural and close to the earth).
I have a number of old bookmarks on pinboard that I realized I never visit after I bookmarked it. Some of them I would like to clean up. So I have a heroku job that emails me a random half-dozen bookmarks every morning. I can visit them, and if I don't care about it anymore, delete the bookmark.
In my darkest days I feel like my job as a Software Engineer is to be pedantic to new ideas, because my work has trained me to be incurability micro oriented.
This is likely an extremely recent modern view of citified, housed people who work in offices. Try camping for six years or getting a job that involves working out in the weather. You will likely find yourself developing a keen and genuine interest in the weather.
Plus, you probably internalized all that cowsay wisdom.
Meta (sorry mods, feel free to delete):

Is anyone else getting insta-downvoted on every comment?
Just note that prayer can be a cause of depression if you find yourself in a religion that turns out not to work for you, so maybe try stopping praying, too.
Telemetry: OxygenOS secretly collects user data, sending a wealth of information
I don't even get who buys these cheaper VR headsets. I'm an early-adopter type and I can't see the purpose of Galaxy VR, Google Daydream or this new Occulus Go. I guess they are just like a $100+ novelty? At least the Vive (and to a lesser extent the Rift) are gaming hardware that can be put to use if you have a high-end tower, but the resolution and frame rates good VR requires need state of the art hardware to run any (albeit subjectively) interesting titles at this point in time. It seems to me like they are taking a product that isn't there yet and pushing it to market hoping to dupe consumers into spending money on a half-baked idea. Kinda like the push towards "tablet computers" in the early 2000's.
I will not be baited into math puns.

At HN, going off on a tangent is frowned upon.
True, but there is another cost there, opportunity cost. The week you take to drive cross country is a week that you aren't working and earning money. You're no longer paying the truck driver for his time, but you are now using your time. Overall, this self-move approach works for short moves of maybe 1-2 days time, but the moment a move will take more than a weekend, you're disrupting your earning opportunities.

With self-driving trucks, you will be able to move for a few hundred dollars and be able to focus on employment.
Santa Cruz is just the controllers and encompasses the tracking.
Since Jeff's book is mentioned a few times, I'd suggest going for the (updateable) "e-book" if you're interested in purchasing it. I have the hardcopy version of it (and another Ansible book or two) and, with the rate of Ansible development, it got kinda out-of-date pretty quickly.
I should warn that Docker was never planned as a security tool. If you read the documentation on Linux containers you will see that they are pretty complicated and therefore can have vulnerabilities.
Definitely gluten. I've experimented with eating it, not eating it, and now have been gluten free for over 5 years since. My brother stopped eating gluten a few years after I did, and it also had a major impact on his mental and physical wellbeing.
Fetlang is licensed under the BSDM (BSD, modified) license
What are these "overly generous" public benefits?

They get substantially lower Medicare and Medicaid funding per capita, can't join the Federal healthcare exchange, and their citizens aren't eligible for ACA subsidies. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/03/us/health-providers-brace...

Puerto Rico's per-capita GDP is also lower than any US state.
It seems like Unity really blew up around 2013. The first references that I can find to this game are from April 2013, so he'd likely been working on the engine for a long while before that.

And most of what I've played reach back before then too ;-) My point was that Unity's probably been used for "just" a few hundred games, mostly in the past 4 years.
Heh. SSC ranges from very thoughtful to cringefully unaware knee jerk reactions, and this response definitely falls in the latter category for me.

Of course, one can argue all one wants with the author’s quadrants, but that’s just goofing around with semantics. The real core of the article is here:

”from personality tests that filter out qualified job applicants to crime risk algorithms that convince judges to issue longer sentences, automated algorithms are already replacing our most important human decision making processes. As I look around, I realize there is no need to imagine some hypothetical future of human suffering. We are already here. Data scientists are creating machines they do not fully understand, machines that separates winners from losers for reasons that are already very familiar to us: class, race, age, disability status, quality of education, and other demographic measures. It is a threat to the very concept of social mobility. [...] For the average person, it doesn’t really matter if the decision to keep them in wage slavery is made by a super-intelligent AI or the not-so-intelligent Starbucks Scheduling System. The algorithms that already charge people with low FICO scores more for insurance, or send black people to prison for longer, or send more police to already over-policed neighborhoods, with facial recognition cameras at every corner—all of these look like old fashioned power to the person who is being judged.”

And Scott Alexander, in his anger that the author sharply criticizes privileged, wealthy white males, fails to address this core issue at all. Technology only amplifies existing human systems and biases.
Thanks, that was very helpful. Is there a minimum period of time for keeping the car — one month?
I'm trying to be descriptive not prescriptive. It's not really about whether or not I'm happy with any given result.

Let's say that suddenly there's a law that makes it illegal for the police to take anything out of a car AND we also eliminate all human judges. This completely stops civil forfeiture. Everyone is happy.

One day someone steals a priceless wax sculpture that represents invaluable cultural history for an area. This person throws the sculpture into a car and then drives off. After a short car chase the police disable the getaway car. The day is saved! Wait not yet. It happens to be a very hot day.

There's two things that can happen. The first is that the police can leave the wax sculpture in the car and because it's so hot it melts. The locals get mad and riot because the police willfully let their cultural history turn into a puddle. The second is that a police officer takes the wax sculpture out of the car, but then that officer is arrested for violating the law mentioned above. Then the locals get mad and riot because the government arrested the hero who saved their cultural history.

A lot of governance is a balancing act to prevent anarchy from taking over. If a human is in charge someplace then they can overrule a law that either doesn't make sense or is otherwise problematic. This can lead to tyranny, but hopefully the government itself is setup to prevent this as much as possible.
Im curious to know if the Oculus Go will work with the touch controllers.
Every person moving in needs 83.5 homes?
The A11 is on a smaller die size and yet the battery usage has actually regressed from that of an A10 [1]. Additionally, the displays do draw a lot of power, but so does video processing and games and the A11 doesn't seem to offer that much of an advantage, if any from a battery perspective, than the A10.

[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-691mHL1to
I wrote a bash script to generate a directory structure and some stub files for each semester.

I use feh for my desktop background. I have a directory ~/.wallpapers where I keep symlinks of all the images randomly selected by a cron job to use for my wallpaper. (they can come from various directories) Anyway, whenever I download an image from the internet, I put it in it's relevant directory. And if I think it will also make a good wallpaper, then I prefix the filename with "add_"
I have written a python script to search for all image files starting with "add_", and it then renames the file without the prefix, and adds a symlink to the ~/.wallpapers directory

I used to have a bash script on my old laptop that would send an email everyday to a certain government organization, telling them they were assholes.

Probably a few other similarly small things that I have forgotten about, because I automated them.
The article says it is "most perilous." Another comment mentioned another blog, http://use-the-index-luke.com/no-offset, says to never use it.

This is the syndrome I was getting at. An article attacks a shortcoming of an established way of doing things and then glosses over the deficiencies of its own alternative. The deficiencies of the original solution aren't a problem for most people, but the deficiencies of the new one are.
If there is a IME firmware update popping up before this talk, dont apply it if you want to be able to run unsigned code yourself.
The only move I've coordinated cost quite a lot. It involved moving a 4 bedroom house from the South to New England and cost about $4-5k with labor and boxing and only unloading at the destination. The majority of the cost was the labor after everything was boxed and loaded.