skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This post states, "In order to take full advantage of the NVIDIA Tesla V100 GPUs and the Tensor cores, you will need to use CUDA 9 and cuDNN7." What version of TensorFlow does it use? From what I can tell, TensorFlow doesn't fully support the latest versions yet.
Building expensive housing is the game right now and they go unpopulated. There is no desire to build affordable housing.
AC is equivalent to the statement: The Cartesian product of any family of nonempty sets is nonempty.

This is very intuitive.
This is good. However, I think MJML is far more advanced. It has a lot of responsive components and even has a native desktop editor to quickly craft emails.

Overall, I find MJML also abstracts a lot more HTML markup making the whole experience less error prone.

https://mjml.io/
Ah. You might be right!
My wife previously worked at Harvard Business School and currently works at Stanford. One of the big differences she noticed is that Stanford encourages students to start their company, while HBS steers their grads towards Wall Street.
Why did Silicon Valley ever become what it is, and why did it continue to be dominant in the tech industry for so long, when there were billions of people outside of Silicon Valley the entire time?

Clearly population numbers are not sufficient in themselves to explain why the situation will change.
Though not the resolution of WorldView (~50 cm), Landsat 8 can get you 15 m resolution if you use pan sharpening. ESA's Sentinel 2 can get 10 m true-color natively. Both these are free to use and Landsat images are public domain. Copernicus data is copyright under ESA, but they are fairly permissive.

Over the US there is abundant true-color aerial imagery at resolutions of 1 meter that is freely available from USGS/USDA. I suspect there may be similar datasets over parts of Europe.

Not trying to say these will solve all the problems you mention or that scraping Google's tile server is specifically amoral, but the state of free satellite imagery is better than it has ever been (haven't even talked about weather satellites capturing images every 15 minutes!).

On the topic of defense contractors operating these high resolution satellites and not sharing the data -- It isn't really true that you have no way of utilizing these images. They are almost all available for purchase, albeit at a very steep price. If you are interested in the Arctic/Antarctic you can apply for free access to insane amounts of high-resolution data over the high latitudes. Granted this is probably not the area you are interested in. You can also apply for grants directly with Digital Globe if I remember correctly.

In many cases the satellite operators can't make every strip available because they are mission-oriented. Where the satellites are imaging can often be classified information. Recognize that these aren't civilian satellites. They are DoD contractors. Just because you can perceive the amount of data that exists by looking at Google Maps doesn't mean it is for you. Consider all the the National Geospatial Agency collects under funding from your taxes and the mere crumbs that ever get let through to the public.

I am all for citizen access to very high resolution satellite products, but from my experience it would be better to establish a new federal program that operates in that way. More stability in that sense and less potential for access to suddenly be revoked. If we can re-establish the mindset in DC that federally operated science programs and open data are beneficial to every american then we will be much better off in the long run.
What's your DNS server?
Econ 101 supply and demand.
Why haven't you _already_ raised rent $X? Because you love your tenants? If landlords kept down rents out of _charity_, we wouldn't have a rent problem in the first place.
I have a DO box... the cheapest one. It works great. I have a personal website on it. For what you want, I don't know how you would have any issues. I have never really tried anything else ( I use amazon EC2 free tier which is cool if you want to deploy different environments but DO works just fine.)
He asked if you should make them a cofounder. In the context of software development, what's the difference between sharing the risk with an investor and then using the money to hire an employee and finding someone to work with you for no pay but making them a cofounder? Either way the risk and rewards are shared with someone who can see potential upside and downside.

If a trusted friend with a good idea wanted me to "invest" in their software idea, I would be much more willing to invest the time for development than enough money to hire a developer. Especially if I could do that and work.
Twitter, like FaceBook, should be an open, distributed platform. They are too valuable to remain under the control of a person or small group of people. They are communities and their value slides, and danger to society increases, when they are under centralized control.
Yea, you're looking for a simple VM. A cheap Digital Ocean droplet would be perfect. They are cheap, reliable, and incredibly simple to launch. DO has a nice few offerings you can layer in over time if needed but getting that single VM up and running is still incredibly easy and fast.

I do highly recommend checking them out.
What will happen if the economy collapses and the value of your flat is worth half what you paid for it and you lose your job?
No. Because I'd have gone to private industry anyway. Starting research and engineering salaries are roughly equivalent. Their respective progressions are about the same too.

You'd only make more money if you founded a company and it was successful. You don't make fuck you money as employee #5000.
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That's true today in the US, but it was common as late as the 70s for 6-year-olds to walk to school alone here.
I thought "optimization" in tail call optimization refers to optimizing memory usage--eagerly discard or reuse the frame upon a tail call.
Pillow-SIMD – Optimizing image processing in Python, part 2
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_spider_memos#Reception:
"The Black Spider Memos met with little criticism, and public support for the Prince of Wales."
What's Application Delivery?
Maybe you could also add annualized failure rate per TB to the table. It seems relevant when comparing different sized HD's.

When 12TB HDD fails, it's equal to four 3TB HDD's failing at once.
Thanks. As an Erlang fan, I'm curious how types and networking are going to overlap.
I like this idea of a maturity model. It makes sense that READMEs grow in scope with their projects and can be evaluated accordingly.

To add to the README discussion, I made a small website a few months ago for README guidelines, though it's more geared towards beginners: https://www.makeareadme.com
I'd guess they're in a similar position to North Face, who realized there's a lot more people that want to look fashionable than people who need -50F clothing, or even people who actually ski in that temperature range instead of hiding at the bar...
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Please work on your Programmable Fax API. It's a mess right now with 40% of inbound faxes having a status of "failed" with no additional information. Yes, I get that it's a beta (for many months now) but not showing a descriptive error message? C'mon!
It's an amusing anecdote, but unfortunately false: https://www.snopes.com/history/american/gauge.asp
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Sorry to hear that. As far as I know the documentation should be up to date, but it's entirely possibly you've found an issue.

If you like you can hit up the mailing list (https://groups.io/g/wallaroo) or the IRC channel (#ponylang on freednode, https://webchat.oftc.net/?channels=wallaroo) to see if anybody can help, or if you think you've found a bug you can file an issue in github (https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/issues).

UPDATE: I'm glad to hear you got it working!
IBM Bluemix?
IC car radiators are limited by their working fluid to 100C before massive problems show up and in practical terms much lower temperatures. On the other hand electric motors can safely operate at over 100C minimizing the differences. However, while IC's produce vastly more waste heat much of it is simply dumped into the exhaust system which can in get hot enough to glow. ex: https://imgur.com/gallery/J7oNY

Both electric an IC cars need radiators for their AC system.

Electric car batteries produce minimal heat in use, but while charging may produce significant heat.

So, it's really quick charging stations and the AC system that causes minimal radiator needs.
Sure, but to make money on housing appreciation you also run the risk of losing money on housing depreciation. Given that owning property is a risk, it's not a fair characterization to look at landlords as some sort of leech on society that just get rich at the expense of everyone else. That's survivorship bias looking at only the successful landlords and ignoring the real risk involved in owning property.
I'm not seeing your email in your profile. Adding it to your "about" section should make it public.
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IMO it's going to be a whole lot cheaper in the medium or long term to get a Supermicro server with 8 modern GPUs and run it in a colo.
How can any company post something so insulting and get away with it?
Herbicides are included in the group of pesticides.

Genetic Manipulation is a form of breeding, but not all kinds of breeding fall under genetic manipulation. Genetic manipulation allows you to do things you cannot do with other breeding techniques such as horizontal gene transfer. You cannot produce medicine by breeding tobacco, but you can do with genetic manipulation (which is also being done).
Oh wow, I used to follow Citybound development a while ago when it was still written in JS. Anselm is an amazingly talented developer and it's great to see him working with Rust!
Bluemix is SaaS/PaaS, not IaaS.
> Fusion GPS

> requested the meeting with Donald Trump Jr under pretenses of having damaging info on Clinton

This is a major claim to make without any solid substantiation.

From your “edit” link:

> Fusion GPS says it had no involvement in the meeting although it did work on a lawsuit that involved Veselnitskaya for more than two years. The firm’s work on the Trump dossier was on a different timeline. Nevertheless, Trump’s legal team is already conflating the two issues as part of their defense of the president’s son.
My tuition was fully paid and I got a $1600/mo stipend for being a dedicated research assistant. So the opportunity cost wasn't worth it when I discovered I'd be earning the same on either career path.
Fortunately, there is a rails library for that.
https://github.com/airblade/acts_as_enterprisey
good silicon valley is a dumpster fire
Especially when you consider compound interest. :)
Great work, Kevin!
this happened last fall

https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/ag/news/article/2016/1...
I see Seagate is continuing their track record of Being Shit, as usual. Yet again they're the only brand where a couple models are exceeding the normal failure rate by a factor of 50-100x.
"the cockpits of the most high-tech airplanes are still laden with analogue dials, levers and knobs" , too bad car manufacturers aren't so careful with their infotainment consoles.

I'm lucky I still have knobs/buttons on mine, but the more expensive console option did away with all of that and uses an infuriating touch screen slider for the volume... that even must be navigated to to operate.
That's just getting into semantics, which is pointless. What is "truth"? Ultimately, that depends on your point of view. If you base it off of experience (which is how you learn about everything in the first place), then the experience is "truth". If you base it off of something "outside" of yourself, that reference point itself becomes "truth". But of course, that reference point - be it real or not - is still something you imagine is there, and therefore might not be real, and the burden of referencing everything to that "source" of truth still falls on that one thing you are trying to avoid: experience. Sorry for being overly philosophical. For a continuation of this thought, try web searchs for "solipsism" and "world of mind".
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Preemptive scheduling is one of the advantages of Erlang over other actor implementations like Akka. Please consider implementing it!
>genocidal

What?
> Who has Trump committed genocide on?

Genocidal doesn't necessarily mean he's committed genocide; it means that he's prone to (and to some extent, fascinated by) mass acts of killing. The tweets about promising fire and fury on an entire nation of people (North Korea), telling Fox that we need to kill the terrorist families as well, etc. He gets off feeling like he's the most powerful man in the world.

He's a strongman, whose solutions often involve labeling entire categories of people as bad/evil (Muslims, Mexicans, the media). If you haven't noticed this you're either not paying attention or willfully ignorant.
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He did say SV, which is probably true.

Europe may or may not have the culture you are suggesting, China might have that hunger but no business started there is safe from gov control, Russia has that control without the economic growth, a lot of places are too small.

But...there's probably a dozen cities in the US where you could get everything you can in SV (ok, maybe not the monoculture, the crazy VCs, the crazy cost of living, and tens of thousands of programmers). There are massive advantages to getting out of the Valley, someone is going to realize that, if it hasn't been obvious for a decade.
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If the "survivor" and the "hetrosexual white" student both felt unsafe in the class, the common element is the professor. She seems to have some good points to get across but apparently she's just not very good at conveying them to the students.
My property tax bill in California does have the breakdown of the land value and improvements, but they are just added together and a single rate is applied to the total (~%1.3 in my case). So one could implement Georgism pretty easily, by just taxing the land value, but that is not how it works at the moment.
OP has relatively specific bad experiences with ebay. How does OB exactly prevent similar cases? Being decentralized and based on bitcoin does not help against fraudulent buyers or buyers wasting time by attempting to negotiate unreasonable terms.
Yes, but you need to realize that land plays a crucial role in our environment and rich people are in a better position to utilize resources with attention to environment than poor people. All the zoning laws that make rents high are actually good for environment and help us fight climate change.
I've had so many die in the last few years, it's not even funny.

I even had RMA'd ones die within a week.
Also aliexpress, but it is possible that taobao was first.
Do you really think that the difficulty gap between taking a vitamin and quitting smoking is small? Id imagine there's quite a lot of daylight between people who are capable of quitting and people who are capable of taking a daily vitamin.
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Analog is more intimate than digital. When I look at the night sky through my binoculars, the photons of distant stars land upon my retina. They touch me, and I touch them, despite the stars being light years away.

When I look through a digital camera, I see the stars but I know the photons are fraudulent. The information is there, but it's lost something.

With analog, if I could focus better, I'd see more and more detail, until it's inseparable from noise, but it's still in there somewhere

With digital, if I zoom, I know I'll find just a pixel or a cold dead square wave.
Bacteria have a sense of touch
I switched from the more easily-swallowable cyanocobalamin to a sublingual methylcobalamin for this and the other reason.

My doctor also instructed me to eat more red meat. Anemia runs in my family (on the feminine side) to the point where my mother has had to have blood transfusions to save her life. I'm a male with a similar problem to a far lesser degree. While I aim to eat enough iron-rich foods, to boost the absorption I was also instructed to up my B12 intake as iron has traditionally been understood to be a bit easier to overdo. Food was always recommended over supplementation as well, but it's often not enough.
No. Historically, modern presidents have made their holdings public and put their assets into a blind trust while they've been in office. However, this is not required of the President, and Trump has chosen to do neither so far.
You don't think property coops are at a high risk of acting like current HOAs?
Isn't any room dedicated to work (and research) on computers a de-facto computer lab?
> How have all the economists missed this obvious point?

They haven't. That's why taxing land value at a higher rate than property values doesn't have support from mainstream economists.

> Murder also hurts property values. Fortunately, we have the ability to create laws to punish destructive behavior.

Murder is a lot easier to identify and prosecute than blighting. We already have laws against blighting. They don't seem to work. Increasing the incentive to blight is unlikely to make blighting less attractive.

> Why would a landlord destroy the value of their own property, harming their own ability to draw rent?

You're missing the point. They wouldn't destroy the value of their property; they'd extract value from the land (and neighboring land) to build up the value of their property. Land-value taxes encourage consolidating wealth in improvements to private property that have zero impact on anybody other than the property owner (or tenant). That's the exact opposite of the desired outcome, because it clearly works against the public benefit.

There are plenty of areas where this already happens, because there's enough of an incentive for property owners to do this even without skewing the tax code specifically to reward them for this behavior.
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No, the company is the freeloader in this case. I don't know where you get this whole idea of no set hours. Salaries are based on the expectation of 40 hours a week. If a company is asking for more than that on a regular basis, that company has some significant issues that need to be addressed. Workers who are not willing to be taken advantage of should not have to suffer consequences for their employers mismanagement.
Pioneer and some other company I can't think of right now seem to be the main seed companies around here, not Monsanto. And central Kansas is definitely farming country.
Have you actually taken a look at it (the source code?). It's actually very well written and easy to understand even for me (a sysadmin, not a programmer). I have a side-project in ue4 that I've been trying to dev on gnu+linux only and have been working hard to avoid the issues that games like pubg have that make them unable to run on linux (mostly because Epic has not been taking care of us linux users like they promised and the marketplace assets often only work on windows, so when a dev like the pubg guys just throws a bunch of assets in, that's why they can't get things to work on linux)

My problem is I don't know much C#, but it really confuses me why Epic decided to use C# for the framework of a C++ engine...

That project is on hold while I play with vulkan directly via https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Hpp.

I have too many projects.
I wanted to take 161 with him at UCI. I heard he was great. Unfortunately I had to take it with Hirschberg (who has his picture on the Wikipedia page).. I still get PTSD from those all or nothing multi-part algorithm problems.
But can we use it to play games? You know, for research..
Interesting... it's actually listed as "Bachelor of Arts in Law, History, and Culture"

Which sounds more like anthropology or something, USC defines as:

>This major is designed for students drawn to interdisciplinary study of legal and cultural issues, as well as those who intend to pursue a law degree. It offers students an interdisciplinary education in legal institutions, languages and processes that are central to social, cultural and political developments in the past and present, and play a critical role in shaping our most basic concepts and categories of thought and identity. It combines approaches from history, literature, philosophy, political theory, religion and classical studies to explore the law's position at the nexus of society. The major will help students develop the critical skills of reading, writing and analysis crucial to both a liberal education and the study of law. Students will gain theoretical and analytical perspectives on ethical, political and social issues relevant to law as they explore specific legal issues from a humanistic perspective.

And the requirements seem... um, not very comprehensive, to say the least... There's only nine classes required for a major! I just checked my college transcript, because I have it handy, and I required eight classes just for my minor. Is it actually common to have so few classes required for a major?

He also has

Bachelor of Arts in French Literature
Minor in Business Economics
So how does anyone form an intuition for even defining the Cartesian product of infinite sets in general, without assuming the AC in the first place?
This is worth reading. Someone made a serious effort to quantify differences in effort and strain between keyboard layouts. Thanks for sharing the link!
Breaking: Clinton Colluded With Russia To Smear Trump During Election!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waGnHlRIsWM
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>but they doesn't preclude the fact that astroturfing absolutely does happen as well, and it's absolutely a problem.

Occam's razor. What is more likely :

A. This normal person on the internet disagrees with me.

B. There is a multinational conspiracy to control the narrative on topic X and in reality everyone universally agrees with me that topic X is a bad thing.
Twilio has an entire team of engineers focused on Developer Education. Two of the leads gave a talk [1] that explains this in more detail at Signal 2016.

[1] https://www.twilio.com/signal/2016/video/6Gjpnzch0sggKeey0yi...
Genocidal means a proclivity to commit genocide. I believe you have do it once before you can be called that, in all fairness.

Generally, threatening war (and generally even going to war) is not considered genocide.

>and to some extent, fascinated by

We don't call people murderers just because they like watching CSI Miami.

In fact, the person Trump was threatening with his "fire and fury" remarks legitimately IS genocidal and has ACTIVE CONCENTRATION CAMPS in his country. Yet you think it's more important to criticize Trump for entering into a war of words, rather than the dictator himself?
The Wine project has been my go-to reference for what commits should look like in a large and complex project:

https://github.com/wine-mirror/wine/commits/master

During the short time I contributed to Wine, I really got to appreciate their high quality source control discipline.
Could he just be pandering to his hosts? The concentration of talent and a whole ecosystem that supports entrepreneurs is a significant advantage. It will take time for any other region to amass the same advantages.
That makes sense. Thanks for your perspective.