skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In my experience, neither. Most are searching for people with feature engineering expertise (i.e. people who know what and how to extract learnable features for a particular problem domain).
Wouldn’t it also follow then that the same policies have contributed to other minority groups being more likely to be rich (thinking mostly of Indians and Asians)? And if that’s the case, then maybe looking at this through a racial lens is largely irrelevant?
It's not a new approach; the equivalence was published ~1999 IIRC. It also affects speedup; tensor slicing can now be fully parallelised.
1000% percent this. I write about Python web scraping a lot and the big one is that there's two parts. First is gathering the pages you need to scrape locally, and the second is scraping the pages you've saved. You need need to separate those two to avoid hitting their servers over and over when you're tying to debug the scraping code. My way is to write the first in a file called gather.py, and then the other in scrape.py. Have that in mind before doing and heavy scraping.

Since my scrapes aren't always the biggest, feel free to just save the html in a local folder and then scrape from there. This part of the project depends on how many pages you need to scrape, the size of the files, whether you need to store the data, whether it's a one time scrape or croned, etc. Either way, save the files, and scrape from there.

Here are some of the posts I've done on the subject if people reading the comments want to see more about scraping.

- https://bigishdata.com/2017/05/11/general-tips-for-web-scrap...
- https://bigishdata.com/2017/06/06/web-scraping-with-python-p...
- https://bigishdata.com/2017/05/11/general-tips-for-web-scrap...
Maybe if Facebook put this new fangled thing called a “hyperlink” in their post there would be some context.

So instead the article just says something about “we ran some tests”. That could mean anything. Did anyone proofread this?
Why not both? Let them use drawing tools, but give users the ability to place an image's data into the canvas?
https://elifesciences.org/labs/5b56aff6/sciencebeam-using-co...
You are not :) We just suck at explaining our tech very well and it takes a while to realise the value here because even I have not seen any other product offering packaged in the way we do it today - so it could be confusing initially. This is why I am starting threads like this.

The browser extension depends on the browser technology as the extension ecosystem is different for each vendor. Currently, we support Chrome and Firefox but due to Web Extensions API adoption, we will be supporting out of the box all 3 major browsers: Chrome, Firefox and IE Edge (no Safari I am afraid).

That being said, the packaged app will provide a standalone version as well which means that there is an easy transition between desktop and web users and all major platforms will be supported.

This is the plan at least.
Hearing aids are surprisingly quite often not covered by insurance.
Take a look at the Google team's Puppeteer

https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer
What is the limitation in that default configuration?
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It's totally possible the reality is different from the theoretical limit. See collision attacks against MD5, SHA-0 by Wang Xiaoyun.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Xiaoyun
Previously, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15536109
hey liked the concept. Do you support whatsapp?
I find it interesting that Singapore ranks very high on the "Economic Freedom" (read: business friendliness) indexes but is for sure a nanny state, that fines you for chewing gum on the street and so on.

Libertarians use it as an example of prosperity resulting from freedom but there is heavy intervention and central planning everywhere. How do they explain the thiving in the face of this?
My opinion is that there is no "right way" of doing C++, unlike, say, python.

You can write a kernel in C++, or you can do high level UI, or a game engine, and these will be very different, you can almost say you are using a different language.

For example, to allocate an array, you can use a vector, array, new, or malloc. Most people will tell you to use a vector, but a vector uses a bit more memory than an array, so you might want to use this instead, but you may not want to link with the STL at all, so you go with new, but if you don't want to deal with exceptions or just want a block of raw memory, you may want to go with malloc instead.

Just use the new features if it makes life easier for you, that's the idea. As for linters, I know that cppcheck can warn you of C-isms (ex : C-style casts) but I don't know any of them that target modern C++ variants.
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I work on image segmentation and object detection research. In fact, my work can be found in the classifiers provided by the TensorFlow Object Detection package. I’ll be blunt, we suck at object detection and we really suck at object detection where there’re more than a handful of classes (there’s a reason we use top-k for evaluation) which is most problems. Furthermore, we’re entirely useless when it comes to problems that requires some interpretable taxonomy (e.g. make and model of a car). I encourage you to try some harder problems. :)
IIRC, it's automatic.
I can't edit, so I want to clarify that when I wrote, "first 30 days of the war" I meant from the perspective of the plane's crew and most of the regions they planned to fly through.

There were millions in Japan, Korea, Manchuria, Indochina, Germany, France, Poland, etc for whom the war had been going on for years or decades.
Hash collisions are really a non-issue. A collision in SHA-256 or larger spaces is less likely than being, say, struck by a meteorite twice in one day. When you get up to 384 and 512 bit hashes you could content address the entire Internet for thousands of years and likely never have a collision.
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Too much friction.

Most of the time I don't bother to put a screenshot since I have to :

- open my screenshot program
- save the screenshot somewhere on my disk where I will find it later
- remember which website doesn't suck where to upload the screenshot
- actually upload the screenshot
- paste a link

I'm not a JS bloat fan but int this case I'd rather take the bloat ;-)
For(;;) allows you to put the looping variable initialization, exit condition, and increment statement in the same line, so you easily get a clear idea of those three.
Not at the moment, will be coming soon!
Did you even click the link? It's not hosted on Google's server and it looks great. Much less clutter than the non-AMP version, and loads faster as well of course.
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Or you can go one step further, use third party server to provide the link, because it's a burden to maintain your own server for many people. "Your server" is most likely somebody else's server anyway.

That will be google voice for url. The OP's method is use people's name as phone number.

Another problem with OP's method is that it's difficult to read for human, and very difficult to verify by eye. There is also no common parts for files organized in same hierarchy.
OT, but Michael is a great guy. At LambdaConf, he got lunch with me specifically to spend time explaining monad transformers, just because we were chatting and I expressed confusion. Had no idea who he was. Later learned he's the Yesod guy, which is the main Haskell web framework. I'm always grateful when the big players in some domain make themselves as approachable as he does.
You are right, but to be fair, I did migrate that website from Github so there are artifacts from the giant pile of mess that was my Jekyll config and I even wrote my own static generator (like the next webdev) to get rid of all the dependencies but this side-project never finished (I was experimenting with formatting/highlighting to inline gists as you can see in the last post but then I got bored).

I can't fight the spam bots myself so I have to hide my email behind that captcha for practical reasons (which is not a part of my site, it is a popup).

Other than that, there are nothing 3rd-party there. And everything loads pretty fast without any alien scripts (or any scripts at all for that matter).
I believe it was because they were going to be flying through a war zone and did not want the US and Pan Am insignia on the planes. Of course, it actually helped them when they flew into the Dutch port as the Dutch flighters saw the US flag and backed off.
Let me let you in on a big mac daddy secret sauce:

Map both ctrl and esc to caps lock key: when it's pressed and released on its own, it sends an Esc; when it's used as a modifier key (pressed together with another key), it sends a Ctrl.

http://www.economyofeffort.com/2014/08/11/beyond-ctrl-remap-...
Those are directed attacks not random collisions.
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Build quality in the UK is generally dire. Mortar and bricks of old buildings crumbles. Lots of asbestos. Leaky pipes cost too much to fix, electrics are old and a hazard... New buildings favour low cost over quality. Staircases crack away from walls 12 months in. Insulation is designed to meet green targets, but not to actually insulate. Compared with the standards-obsessed Germans, I suspect many buildings in the UK should really be demolished. It's but one of the reasons I'm selling up in London and moving to the mainland.
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That's the point - that in the first years while CRTs were still quite widespread, people had better displays than a few years later when many had switched to terrible early LCD screens.
I think the key word on the low-ish end is "High Fidelity"; these run appx. $15:

Etymotic https://amzn.com/dp/B0015WJQ7A

Hearos https://amzn.com/dp/B000V9PKZA
I've also (recently) had poor performance on MSVC when "outside the loop" meant "a function argument", for a type that was essentially a struct wrapping a single primitive. It ended up being ABI weirdness that was confusing MSVC (and forceinline ended up fixing it).
can graphics be done with a quantum computer?

I feel like AI would be it's best field, i.e computing every possible move at once?
People buy those devices for the throughput. Bigger sites are more likely to have them than smaller ones.
Blog version at https://steveblank.com/2017/10/24/uber-the-revenge-of-the-fo...
Does nobody have a sense of humour or the ability to literally hold their tongue and say Apple?
Oh absolutely, I should have worded that more clearly. What I meant was, that metropolitan areas should aim to make it possible to get around with kids, instead of having to make tax exceptions for people with kids.
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Supplying more of something always reduces the price of that thing. The thing to keep in mind, though, is that it doesn’t reduce the price that people actually pay; it reduces the price that people would have paid.
Your calculation makes sense. However, for those 20 MB in flight, how much data is stored in buffers? I think that could be approximated by comparing ping time with speed of light.

e.g. if a 5000 km long link at 10 Gbit/s has latency of 0.0166 s, then you have zero buffering. If you have latency of 0.2 s, then around 2 Gbit of data must be stored in buffers somewhere, making 20 MB in flight only 1% of all data stored in such a ping filesystem.
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"hashing the output of a RNG is a bad countermeasure against a possibly-bad RNG"

Why? I would think it's a fair suggestion for defense in depth, especially if you need to expose the result as a nonce, and you don't want to leak anything else unwittingly. It's also a good idea if you're not sure whether the entropy is evenly distributed, which is where something like HKDF would also want to hash the entropy source.

"using protocols that don't require entropy"

That rules out most secure protocol handshakes.
WooCommerce Zapier integration to automate workflow
https://go.gliffy.com/go/html5/launch

Not embedded and it's horribly expensive, but very nice. There are a bunch of similar systems, but not quite as smooth.

draw.io is licenced under APL and usable. https://github.com/jgraph/drawio

Then there is the horrible but very practical:
https://docs.google.com/drawings/
An even easier fix would be to drop the "Animate all the things!!!" mentality.
I find there is really no need to hide or mask the IP address when web scraping. The use of proxies or Tor to do so is completely unnecessary and maybe prohibitive e.g. try using Google in Tor.
> If you combine it with noise cancelling, it definitely makes it easier to hear people in noisy environments.

Does it also work when the source of noise is a crowd? I'm near-deaf on one side, which has the side-effect of not being able to isolate voices.
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To rephrase my comment:

Some disadvantage of OP's method:

- hash code is difficult to read for human. Urls under some hierarchy share some common patterns, it also bear some meanings. All hash code will look same and have nothing to hint on the content.

- You have to copy it, almost impossible to type it, or compare two visually similar string.

- You may end up with some link shortening service for hash code, but you can use link shortening to solve the portable file host problem already.

The Merkle Trees can solve some problems, but I don't think portable urls are the right one.
More modern and up to date than you'd think :) Some departments here in Oxford have a server life-cycle of 3-5 years. It's just that nobody bothers for higher than expected volume of traffic unfortunately (a practice that can be extrapolated to many things in academia).
I worry more that the problem isn't that certain truths aren't acceptable but rather that certain truths aren't generally representable. People in general don't understand probabilities and in political races this means that in practice predictions get simplified down to "Candidate A is certainly going to win" or "It's a toss up!".
It sounds like you've already done this, but have you read about when Candy Japan was hit by massive fraud and how they solved it? (TLDR: don't let fraudsters know the card was declined, make it look valid)

https://www.candyjapan.com/behind-the-scenes/candy-japan-hit...

https://www.candyjapan.com/behind-the-scenes/how-i-got-credi...

I'm more amazed that Stripe hasn't reached out to you if you're getting 33% chargebacks. I thought the industry standard was that if your fraud rates are above 1% they'll flag your account, and above 2% you risk being permabanned by Visa/MC. (Perhaps that's outdated, I think I first heard that 10+ years ago.)
True, shortages can be caused by a number of circumstances, including housing supply vs. demand. That said, approximately 2 Trillion of the 3 Trillion increase in the Fed's balance sheet over the last decade went to purchases of Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS). This had multiple effects, including: 1) boosting real estate prices by putting the Fed's fresh capital in competition with wage earners for real estate, and 2) supplying banks with 2T in capital that they could use for other purposes, for example VC investments in Silicon Valley. It's not just that the money supply increased; it's that the increase was targeted at house prices.
They don't and never have fined anyone for chewing gum. Just the sale and import of gum are banned. You can go to another country and bring back gum for personal use, though doing so may be of dubious legality. I know plenty of friends that have done so many times with no issues.
That other language doesn't have that much outdated concepts as C++
Not moving, but copying. Here's the source:

https://blog.archive.org/2016/11/29/help-us-keep-the-archive...
So don't block it? You can expect a broken browsing experience if you purposely break your browser.
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I enjoyed the hell out of it. It was like seeing something familiar from my world, in cake form at a restaurant. I flicked it with my spoon, had a chuckle, and moved on. It's a toy, not a tool.
You miss out on a lot of modern advancements. A few things that come to mind from my lovely house:

* Single pane windows that leak heat / cool, also that rattle.

* Lack of insulation.

* Non-grounded wiring / unsafe wiring.

* Plaster instead of drywall, cracks very easily.

* Old heating systems (oil furnace with steam radiators).

* Crooked doorways and doors that don't close quite right.
Good article with important observations, in particular the "Point Procrastination" part.
because for just about everyone, ssh is openssh
for better or worse.

true though.
This is almost literally https://xkcd.com/221/
Hmm, would that also include the SPAM folder?
> quantum digital is boring, quantum analog, now that’s flavortown

What do you mean by that? You mean simulating on analogical classical computers? Or quantum computers without qbits?
In other news, every major retailer uses secret shoppers to do essentially the same thing.
Nothing wrong with old. Just that its related to the OP - construction costs are irrelevant when you can amortize the cost over a century or two.
Normal website works fine without cookies and javascript. AMP version does not. It gives you a blank page. Thus, AMP is bad, since a simple HTML page like this one should never require javascript to just display the contents.
Best software coming out of Zurich.
I wonder when these companies are going to make something that actually works. It has been all talk & no walk when it comes down to quantum computing.
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yes, i mentioned tilling the soil damages it, I just didnt go into an exhaustive list.
My favorite Poe book review was the one he did for Francis Glass' "Washingtonii Vita" -- which was a biography of George Washington written in Latin. In the beginning Poe is quite favorable, commenting on how well it is written (Poe was classically educated like many in the 19th century and could read Latin fluently), but finally in the end he is like "Um, okay, but why?"

https://www.eapoe.org/works/criticsm/slm35g01.htm
As far as I can see, nothing. It means something for classical computers.
In the USA, which is a pretty small part of the Earth, and where iOS has 45% of the market, compared to 15% worldwide.
You could just use a better RNG in the first place.
What is the difference between phishing and spear phishing?
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This is a solid (and likely unintentional) pun.
"Oh but you're not subscribed to anything. These are just individually sent emails from someone directly connecting with you. On a schedule. That all look the same. And are the same for every person its sent to with the name of the business filled in." wink wink nudge nudge
CDN's have made hosting pretty easy to scale from a low powered controller, the hard problem is working out when to invalidate the cache. Which is easily solved by.... another layer of merkle trees actually! It's Angela Merkel's all the way down
This x1000.
Before you plan the next 10 years of your life in a certain direction, spend some time ensuring thats actually the direction you want to take.

Edit: Will also add, for entry-level success in the corporate world, learn to do what your told, without hesitance or question.
I have various sensory disorders, so being able to drink a glass of chocolate milk when I couldn’t otherwise eat normal food has been a godsend for not randomly missing meals as often. It’s not a substitute for social food, but if/when you eat alone, it’s certainly a viable choice.

(I can’t drink most diet and protein shakes because they’re so aggressively sweetened that they set off the sensory issues.)
or battle that removed prussia from face of the earth..
The latter https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous-variable_quantum_...
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This is a post about you, not about Termux. Come on.
$ cd Labs/

$ cd ../Projects <-- this does not work, the cwd remains Labs/
soo..

anyone have any insight on this behavior on other systems?
(e.g. FreeBSD kqueue)
Seattle has had a remarkably good experience so far. The current service from dock-less companies is not only better than Pronto (municipal bike share) was, it’s already better than Pronto could have ever been.

Regarding “it’s the city that does have to worry” about damaged bikes being left on the streets, Seattle’s permitting addresses that well: https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/bikeshare.htm (click “Bike Share Permit Requirements”)
Regarding patents, many may not know that there is a coalition of hearing aids manufacturers who jointly act in this space. On the plus side, they claim to clear patent trolls from the field. You decide:

http://www.himpp.info
*24 bit output range
The craziness is that more and more sites won't even render anymore without third-party javascript. Without bootstrap, jquery, fonts, etc, at least the page will still work, and it will work better because there's no bootstrap, jquery, fonts, etc.

Mind you, these are sites that can be served perfectly with a 1Kb HTML page + a bit of CSS. Not web apps or anything, where I understand you'd want to load a bunch of XHR requests.
or they test, find bugs and decide they're not worth fixing...
Probably not what OP is looking for, but you can <pre> an ASCII diagram. It's my favorite way to add more info to a particularly complex piece of code (parsers, state machines, etc.), right there in a comment. You need to update the diagram when shit changes, which is pretty annoying, but all in all it's a fun, quirky way to improve the source code reading experience.

http://asciiflow.com/
> Both hidden and conspicuous watermarks are common in trade book PDF downloads

https://github.com/kanzure/pdfparanoia
Soylent is innovating in “as bland as possible”, which is really quite amazing after decades of crappy over-sweet protein shakes.
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TF2 has nice stylized models, but IMO the in game graphics are dated and not particularly special compared to newer genre examples like Overwatch, Splatoon, or Destiny.
I would not say it's inevitable. As a musician, I use Elacin filters with custom moulds, and these are great. There is no noticeable change in the sound itself, you just hear the sound at lower volume and more clearly, without most of the echoes.

These are pricey though (around 200 EUR), but definitely cheaper than hearing loss.
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Now just wait for 2 billion+ people to actually get working on our future problems. Say what you will about China and India industrializing, but if we manage to transition fast enough to renewables, having so many middle class people will have a huge impact on the world history, more than anyone is expecting right now, I think.
> neither xz nor lzip can correct errors

Speaking of which, is there even a unixy way of adding/applying error correction information to a stream or file?

Ideally, one should be able to do this in a pipe.
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home price increases in my neighborhood of manhattan have substantially slowed their rise in the past couple years as a bunch of new construction has come on the market. this will probably continue through next year as stuff in progress finishes up, and then probably rise again because homebuilders don't start projects when prices are flat.
QA found it. Management decided not to fix it and ship. Who's the asshole?