skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I hope he uses that project to train a neural network that can takes care of his plant in the future ;-)
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(6) are we heading to nuclear war
Besides a legacy of centralism, statism and being a one party state it is fairly simple; Beijing wants control over the strategic sector.
In that case the computer's task could be persuading humans to perform the things it's unable to.
Yeah, makes sense, and for sure works for many cases. But there's no meaningful distance between two sets of preferences that have a null intersection.

I've come across this just as a user with regard to film. I reckon that I've watched all of the 10/10 mainstream comedies that have been made in English. I want more 10/10 comedies, so I'll have to look at foreign languages films. But there isn't enough overlap of user preference, due to demographic separation I suppose, to get decent recommendation from other countries. If you start adding metainformation preferences (e.g. must not be in English, must be >9/10 stars etc) then you're back to Content-based recommendation territory (i.e. audio analysis as Spotify are doing)
IMO the solution is git submodules.
The problem with submodules mostly is the horrible workflow and the missing tool integration.
Varying dependencies could result in separate parent repos that contain different subsets of submodules.
A simple script can fix tooling: first commit the submodule changes then create the parent repo commit.
Losing many of my children, wives, and loved ones sure would make me sad.
At 0:59 in the movie, I noticed another kind of emergent behavior: kicking the goalie where it hurts after it defends the goal. I would call it "retribution".
Show us the source of your programs. :)
We are more careful, as in the HN crowd. The general public? I'd wager "not so much".
> I can't imagine a raving lunatic would do better, on average, in a big city in a poor country than they would in a similarly big city in a rich country

Is this anything but an argument from failure of imagination?

As a neutral observer, it seems more likely that the director of the WHO's mental health unit is informed about the experiences of the mentally ill across the globe than your hunches are. My hunch about statistics is that your feeling about statistics is rooted in unsupported beliefs about your society as opposed to facts.

I think the implication is that some places (Ethiopia or Sri Lanka) are more open in what constitutes "a bit odd" versus "deranged" than others (US or UK), and that this greatly impacts outcome once you account for general conditions of living (ie, only talking about big cities).

> I can't imagine a raving lunatic would do better

Notice how you jumped to an extreme to make your point -- raving lunatics are unlikely to do well anywhere so there is unlikely to be much variation in the outcome for them, you are correct. But what does the distribution look like? The median? The mode? etc. The vast majority of schizophrenics aren't raving lunatics -- though they are very susceptible to how they're interacted with by society.

I'm inclined to believe that when discussing the distribution of outcomes, the expected outcome on average is better where the WHO director believes it is.
In my opinion not a very good idea.

You could spend way less money using humidity sensors and capillarity, which is the best way to water plants.

I have my plats watered this way, an arduino knows the humidity of plants and water deposit levels and just fills the deposit, or calls me if there is an emergency(something is wrong and deposit is empty or too much humidity).

My plants(including trees) are wealthier and stronger than ever, even better than drip irrigation.

The problem with capillarity is that the level of the deposit controls the pressure so it has to remain the same.
That's because those companies pay lower taxes than local companies. The real beef here isn't with the companies themselves, but with some smaller member states that steal the tax base of other bigger member states.
He seems to have moved the NFL past an impasse.
Have not heard of that thanks.

I just assume you have to rent a number/sms service or put a usb cable into your phone to use your existing phone.

Would be cool to interface with it without usb.
Cousin! Do you want to go bowling?
I thought about that too, but I suspect it may be some sort of race to idle thing.
I agree, to talk only about GDP is misguided and narrow, I think the power dynamics of the time were far different and it's a case of apples and oranges.
No, the use of cat is intentional.

The output of yes(1) is normally consumed by another program, not redirected to a file, so this is what the examples emulate.
I try to focus on dividends and not growth when investing, but apparently not very many people do this, because my online brokerage does a really poor job showing this data over time.

I suppose they purposefully avoid forecasting the dividends, since dividends aren't guaranteed... But some companies have payed dividends for decades like clockwork.

Anyway I wanted to do a better job keeping track of it as rough, monthly income, so I wrote a script which scraped the information off the website, ran some basic number crunching and printed the results. (Of course they didn't make this easy... It's not like they have an API for this information, I had to craft the http post, cookie and parse html, etc)
owning a big house is the best investment a poor family can make.

You'll notice that it's mostly rich people preaching minimalism.
https://www.memomize.com/ is a similar extension.
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Worse even, the manual was missing and the specs weren't clearly defined!
Do you have another source for that Daily KOS story? Daily KOS based that article on a video from Rachael Maddow, but she's not credible.

PolitiFact rated 48% of her statements that they reviewed "false", "mostly false", or "pants on fire".

http://www.politifact.com/personalities/rachel-maddow/

Perhaps the most egregious example, she once falsely claimed a political candidate had advance notice of the Oklahoma City bombing.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2010/10/maddow-...
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Just like mines...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_parties_to_the_Ottawa_...

Seeing how the US has yet to sign the Ottawa treaty I wouldn't call it easily agreed on by any means.
I've been scraping match fixtures to support a rudimentary forecasting tool for fantasy football if that counts?
I can see that, although automating to decrease views of a page(from checking by refresh)... I suppose the end result is sign up in this case.

So for me I'll set it up for them and them run it.
yes | head -50 will not accept new signatures into known_hosts.
But you see, I find that overriding the one little bit of view code (literally a couple lines of code) to change the one thing I want changed is by far the simpler approach rather than changing the whole structure of the user model and introducing who knows what kinds of subtle bugs elsewhere. When the requirement for "case-insensitive username" comes in, it's always turned out that all they really mean is "If someone types 'Bob' in the username field rather than 'bob', it should still work". And again, even that has been such a rare thing that I've probably spent more time writing this comment here than implementing it in code, so why overcomplicate it?
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Tu quoque
> This is what you can't say in America

Yes you can. You just did. It’s a stupid thing to say, in the same vein as likening the Civil Rights Movement to contemporaneous protests under Diem’s regime in Vietnam or the Cultural Revolution in China. But we have the First Amendment and courts to defend it. It’s not perfect, but it’s miles apart from a full security crackdown.
The Ottoman Turkey did not exists at the time. Even for Seljuk Turkish state it was a little too early.

You mean Byzantium - Constantinople was called Miklagard by Vikings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varangians

http://www.viking.no/e/turkey/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seljuq_dynasty
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Empire
Why 10 years ago?

I wrote this in 2014: http://markos.gaivo.net/articles/chirp-squawk-cackle-or-honk...

However I effectively stopped using Twitter in 2011 for these same reasons and have been arguing about dangers of Twitter, FB and ilk even before then. Regretfully in places not well archived.
Not that it matters because my reach is practically non-existent. I was also far from being original or pioneering.
I would imagine the Chinese leadership values state control of the strategic sector more than Chinese business' making money abroad.
At least in the UK it's a legal requirement for banks to share details with credit rating agencies, so no, they couldn't if they wanted to.
Why is it not a choice between everyone and no-one?
Curiously, yes(1) is not standardized by POSIX.

Are there any UNIX systems that don't have it?
Tasker is just an app, there's no need for any cable. Tasker lets you automate stuff on your phone, say send a SMS every day, turn the WIFI on when you are close to your house, etc.
Not a very good idea? Even if it's not the simplest scientific solution for the success of the plant, it's still a fantastic idea.

The beauty, and intrigue, of this solution is the community that is formed, enabled by the use of technology, to solve a problem together collectively.
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birthday wish messages.
At what donation level does one receive an actual physical copy of the book? (The page implies that there will be a printed version, but never actually says you get one. Or did I miss it in two readings?)
Seems like they're testing different landing pages, to me those look the same.

Taking screenshots with different tools reveals two other pages (I assume the first is what you're seeing):

https://imgur.com/a/lPqe3
Thanks for sharing. I tried it out and it looks great. I had a couple issues. Firstly it has me sign into my Google account on a browser window with no address bar. The only way I could actually verify that it wasn't a fishing site was to use the dev tools. After that it signed me out after a few hours. Hope this helps.
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Maybe it's time to start encrypting our thoughts as it's being applied all over the internet ;p
As a Swede I can tell you that whatever research comes out of these institutions will be biased. These institutions suffer to a large degree of self-hatred due to some nasty shit that they've contributed to over the years. For that reason, they try to always publish crap like in order to champion diversity and deny their vicious history. It's basically like how Germans react to their history with Hitler. Merkel had no choice but to welcome Islam as a part of German Society and find post-facto justification for it in order for her not to be seen as "repeating the mistakes of the past". Douglas Murray called it "The True Legacy of Hitler" and it is present in Sweden as well.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statens_institut_f%C3%B6r_rasb...

Edit: I am not saying that these findings are fake, but rather that these institutions are not as credible as you might think they are when it comes to think kind of topic. Politics drives the discourse in most of them, not science!
So funny. I just got back from Japan. Such a beautiful, respectful, well mannered, well ordered society.
I have arduino that knows when car is on/off (reads voltage from steering wheel buttons), and after some time sends Raspberry Pi to power off. Relay leaves 60 seconds for Raspberry to shutdown - if it takes more than 60 seconds, Raspberry will lose power without proper shutdown.
> Germany

Wat?
This is absolutely not the case in my buildings for our SMB that is in the single digit millions in revenue. We can make changes to non-load bearing structures and we are not on the hook for maintenance or repairs on the building.
Isn't that the part that is built on landfill & so the buildings will simply sink into the earth during the big one?
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One important aspect of programming with functors is the ability to quantify over them, i.e. higher-kinded types. This is crucial for building reusable components on the functor-level of abstraction.

In modern OOP this would amount to quantifying over interfaces which is typically not even possible in those languages.
I see. I was looking at it with perpestive of being integrated with a "web coded thing" I don't know how to explain what I'm saying like you wrote something in JavaScript and want to send a message by your phone from JS.

Anyway that is pretty cool what it does.
I've read this twice and can't quite understand....why is this Oculus blog post primarily about how great AR is and the challenges of it? I can see the paragraphs about their research but is AR on Oculus' product roadmap?
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I've heard training using some tools is easier than others. This might allow you to experiment on one tool and then easily port your commonly formatted model to a more production like system, for performance or whatever other reasons. Seems like compatibility between these things would be pretty useful
I don't have excessive time for social media so to silence my friends' nagging, I automated posting to twitter. My phone records the songs I listen to each day and posts them via a gist. My handle is @joshjstubbs, if you're curious.
" Those metrics might lead to better overall outcomes on the key happiness metrics."

I though we were discussing economics and not happiness?

People tend to conflate the two. Just because something is not economically measurable does not mean it's not valuable.

But, when we are discussing attempts to understand the world through measurement it's not really helpful to point out that the measure does not capture every facet of reality as that feature is built in to every measure.

The whole point of the article was the estimated wealth gradient in roman empire - not how happy the average roman was.
Care to open-source your setup ? :)
Holy shit, this. I'm going through this right now, it's never been as difficult as when I'm doing mostly everything right. :/
Yes they are, you can assert rights on a collection of facts that you have collected. A database containing the location of every tree in the UK would be a piece of protectable intellectual property.
The context is "a person who has no trouble getting people to have sex with him."

The statement within that context is that he has "no reason to commit to a woman."

I guess it could be just a statement of fact. "A lot of these people, they're just doing it."

It seems sloppy to throw that contextual tidbit into the middle of an unrelated sentence. Particularly given that it is a fact that doesn't really need to be explained to anyone listening. So yeah, maybe it is just sloppy writing.

But I think that is being very generous given it would have to be superfluous information within an entirely unrelated thought, meaning the writer basically made two mistakes at once.

People also tend to use with and therefore fairly interchangeably in colloquial settings.
Actually one just have to press the "end" key a few times and you quickly display all tweets of a single person, just not sorted.

Anyway, this feature its missing for the time-less accounts (e.g not time-sensitive tweets), such as the one featured in this project and other ones like @AwardsDarwin @DeviantArt, @greatestquotes
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"Deserves" is a "should"-level concept, not an "is"-level concept. "It's reality" is not an answer to why someone does or does not deserve something.
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I've been working on my own classifier for updating my ledger because I struggled too much trying to get other people's stuff to work. I'm getting about ~90% accuracy using a SVM from scikit-learn, but it can only ever be semi-automated. My plan is that every month I'll go through my various accounts and help to update my ledger. One thing that I don't think other software does is automatically remove the duplication when transferring between bank accounts/credit cards.

How does yours deal with transfers between accounts?

I really want a nice auto-completing thing to type in the account names when the classifier gets them wrong (or to add a new account if necessary). The best UI for this is ido or ivy in emacs. But it would be nice to have a tool that runs outside emacs. The best I've found is fzf but it doesn't support tab completion which is a shame.
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> why is this Oculus blog post primarily about how great AR is and the challenges of it?

It's an ad: "I wrote this because it was the most effective way I could think of to reach out to those exceptional people and get them to consider whether Oculus Research might be the most exciting, fulfilling, interesting place for them to spend the next however many years."
I listen to a lot of IDM. High energy instrumental music that keeps me alert and productive. This Pitchfork list is a great starting point if you want to get into the genre: https://pitchfork.com/features/lists-and-guides/10011-the-50...

I also listen to a lot of jazz, but I don't have any specific recommendations there. My jazz usually comes from whatever Spotify's algorithms decide to throw at me.
You know how "admin:admin" aren't very good credentials for a supposedly secure production system dealing with sensitive information? Well, turns out, neither is "admin123"
I know exactly what it looks like, as I've lived under two different third world dictatorships for several years.

It looks like this: everyone repeating the exact same narrative, broadcast everywhere, to the point where it's taken for granted, and anyone who dares point out other possibilities is immediately ostracized and shamed.
Prescribed Zoloft before I was diagnosed Bipolar II, without lamotrigine & methylphenidate I've lost jobs, been kicked out of college, spent 6 months with major depressive episodes (~20 down days, 4 up days on avg,) and Zoloft was absolutely insane. My ideology is already if you're not successful by 29 and still depressed, might as well suicide. Zoloft brought that down to thinking "41 steps to the loaded shotgun" and a lot of preparation for it. Lamotrigine & methylpheniate have been good for me for the 6 months I've been prescribed them, but recently methylphenidate has not been helping, and i'm starting to spiral again.
I think you've missed the point.

It's equal parts social experiment - technological solution to his plant watering woes.
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A strict type system makes sure your program is statically correct, and catches many bugs caused by the programmer. The real world though is dynamic and I prefer to check all input data at runtime, eg. each function check if what's passed into it is correct. It not only catches a lot of bugs, those caused by the programmer and the ones caused by interacting with the outside word, it also makes the code easier to test. This probably sounds like I'm swearing in church to a Haskel programmer though.
Someone else ITT pointed out a good reason:

> yes can be used to generate arbitrary repeated data for testing or whatever, so it is useful to be fast
If you change login and forget to change registration, suddenly "Bob" can't login because "bob" just signed up for the service and your login is now returning 2 users. Django puts username validation on the model field for a reason. It's better to have it all centralized.

The nice part about extending the abstract user from the start is that you can still just use it exactly like you'd use the built in user. There's no difference. It just gives you more options in the future.

It literally only takes 8 lines of code, including imports and a "pass" to do.
Are you sure it's a real one and not plastic?
Platinum and palladium from catalytic converters accumulates in roadside dust:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2013/07/15/the-stre...
Secession doesn't have to mean war. They declare independence, every one else says "that's ok let's negotiate terms", no war required.

The whole civil war was avoidable.
Usually for those kind of things, it doesn't have to be the research per se. Instead, it's which findings are promoted more in the media, and which are left obscure -- and that's often based on political decisions, what's popular (and can attract grants), and what fits certain narratives (sometimes nationalistic, sometimes globalist, whichever pays better at any given time).
You are right, that's what e.g. the verdict against Ireland/Apple was about.
But this is only part of the story.
The verdict in this case was that Ireland let Apple pay lower taxes compared to other local companies.
Some other EU-countries want to tackle a different thing:
Apple (just to give an example) not paying taxes on the profit they make in each country individually but only in Ireland (in the case of Apple) for all (EU-)countries combined.
Funny how a bit of sorting makes a difference. Sames goes for trash, I plan to have few bags so you can them dump each blindly.
This is jurisdiction-specific; the UK has a right in databases (as part of EU law) but the US has an "originality" requirement.
Pessimistic; most Reddit social experiments have been pretty positive in the end.
I was pretty depressed for a while. Swimming & surfing fixed that. Started surfing age 34, so it's never too late. There really is something about it that hits all the right neurotransmitters.
No, just wants to open an opposed part of the population into integrating an increasing number of muslim economic migration.
While not perfect and generally on the "liberal" side of the spectrum, the BBC is remarkably apolitical by US standards and I very much doubt they have any (Viking) axes to grind when it comes to Swedish politics.

Disclaimer: I used to work at a BBC company, although nowhere near the news department.
>because without adding a BufWriter in rust, stdout is line-buffered, so each line emits a write system call,

Why the hell is it line-buffered when writing to a pipe? Yet another common sense “enhancement”?
> How do you deal with the legality of scraping?

How did Google deal with it, when they started their search engine business?
There's remote feeders (with apps, cameras, etc), pretty sure they also exist for play. Both cats and doges.