skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They should make the Malazan series into a tv show: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malazan_Book_of_the_Fallen
Or some of Michael Moorcock's books:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elric_of_Melnibon%C3%A9

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corum_Jhaelen_Irsei

Hell even Conan would make a pretty good series if they kept it true to the original stories. There's never been a really faithful Conan adaptation yet.

I was never a fan of the George Martin's books, I couldn't handle the characters. They were all reprehensible and the Lord of the Rings have been done to death at this point.

There's so many great fantasy series that would do really well as a tv show. It's too bad they want to make more of the same.
Time taught me to focus on one thing. It removes the feeling of not making progress across multiple projects.
This is a perfectly moral choice, assuming he has not taken significant contributions from others (or they have allowed this relicense, or granted copyright ownership of their contribution to him). Later in the Issue discussion, they attempt to put a name to the type of license. I propose "Freeware with source". Thoughts?
Damore seems to be wanting a policy based on anecdotes because his reasoning is neither objective nor convincing.

Not asking for a phd thesis, just asking for something better than a senior paper. That's not a high bar if your goal is to really change things, is it?
I don't like the sound of this at all. OLED has a design limitation in viewing angles? Whatever. The panel has a limited lifespan if you use it normally (with Apples static elements like the battery indicator)? I'll wait for the next version, thanks.
Google's keyboard recently added the ability to auto-correct a word back, which I find really useful when I'm using swipe typing -- usually I'll fix as I go anyway, but I'm not infallible and if I expected a swipe to give me the right word, I might not otherwise notice until I go back to proof-read before hitting send.
Maybe lookup the definition of stagnating.
Uncanny. My last comment, immediately prior to this one, was a link to Real Engineering, and yet somehow I had never put it together that these were the same voice, which they so obviously are in retrospect.

Thanks!
I used to enrol this course on Coursera. It called Learning How to Learn. It would be helpful for you. http://coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn
I've seen it done successfully a few times now for board game cafes in particular, but that's all that ever come across my radar. Basically local board game lovers like the idea of getting a public space to play and get food, and want to support it.
On a somewhat related topic - can anyone recommend a geocoder available through AWS?

There are several AWS marketplace solutions available on the link at the bottom of the original article.[1] Only Geolytica and Forward Geocoder seem to be available to new customers, and both have < 5 reviews.

[1] https://aws.amazon.com/mp/gis/#geocoding
There's a formula in the article you linked.
> An analogy I quite like is to imagine we're trying to solve a math problem. The correct answer to this problem is 0.

Suppose that the center opinion on Y was correct.

Then there would be no need for 'search'. Leftist and Rightist would not exist. Liberals in the center would always be the winners.

It's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_to_moderation
Hillary Clinton and epistemological collapse
He should publish his schematics online. They should allow him to test it. If he dies, so be it. That Virgin Galactic pilot died – testing aeronautical prototypes is dangerous. Just because it is dangerous doesn't mean you have to prevent every maverick from trying. Of course, he should fly it himself and not get someone else to test it. Also, he should just fly it surreptitiously, if he's that confident.
> Why separate them?

I'll tell you the real answer, though nobody wants to admit it. Sex.

Children have no expectation of privacy, but adults do. One of them may want a boyfriend, or a child, or even just an orgasm. Maybe she'll just want to masturbate. At that point the children are very likely to _want_ to separate. Knowing if that is a possibility may be important.
>This article mentions that in California there is no protection of freedom of speech in employment (i.e. a company can terminate you for voicing an opinion it doesn't want voiced), but this seems to be the premise of Damore's unfair dismissal claim?

Uh, no, actually, it's been reported many times in many other places that Damore's claim is that he was speaking out in an effort to improve working conditions at Google, and federal law prohibits the dismissal of an employee for engaging in that sort of activity.

https://www.usnews.com/opinion/op-ed/articles/2017-08-22/why...
>The Internet companies lost the high ground in regard to censorship and 3rd party speech when they tried to shutdown Daily Stormer.

Companies still have the right to refuse service to anyone. They're not "banning" them or "censoring" them; they're refusing a service that white advocacy organisations like Daily Stormer are fundamentally not owed, and only continues to disrupt their bottom line by degrading the quality of service provided for every other user of the platform.

What is often unsaid in this argument is the corrosive impact of "zero-tolerance" free speech on private platforms. What starts as a well-intentioned marketplace of ideas rapidly degenerates into a choking haze of obnoxious users who alienate more tactful users, as well as advertisers. Well-reasoned albeit inflammatory discussion gives way to a 4chan-style culture where the new bar for "ideas" is set at some variation of "nigger nigger nigger". Then, when normal users leave and Pizza Hut balks at seeing its logo next to a Klan hood, "corporate globalists" are accused of pulling the advertising solely to silence them, when really they're just defending their intellectual property against unsavory people who regularly act in bad faith.

"Free speech" on private platforms ends up killing the platform every time, because unsavory people misuse it, and the misuse draws more and more unsavory users. Voat is suffering from this problem, being more than willing to host the jailbait board that reddit wisely canned, as well as hosting content pandering to white community outreach and conspiracy theorists. When advertisers exercise their own freedom of association and refuse to do business with Voat, they're simply derided as part of a global elite that's seeking to extinguish their ideas. When in reality, nobody is interested in their ideas enough to be willing to fund them or associate with them.

Google et al are simply acknowledging that advertisers have every bit of freedom of association, as people believe they think they have freedom of speech on a private platform. They are not building governmental organisations, where freedom of speech is absolute and untouchable. They're building for-profit corporations that need to retain advertisers. And you don't retain advertisers by enabling their intellectual property to be placed amidst people who regularly act in bad faith.
So you just randomly said something else.

His argument is clearly stated right there and quoted by both of us, that was the point I asked about to which you just sidestepped... you are free to say you're unconvinced of the statement but what is your argument against?

You can ask him for more info and/or and do your own research too, but his paper is what it is. Why not debate it instead of saying that it's not good enough? How does that further anything?
I would assume replaced often.

But replacing, not getting it replaced. At least on my 5 it is a few screws worth of work to swap.
Sorry for the non-answer but my advice is to not have many projects going on at once. 3-6 months feels like a long time but they'll go by quickly.

Maybe it's just me but every time I try do more than a few things at once, even if they are fun (programming, book or many books, language learning, deep dive into a director's films, and even stuff like long story-heavy video games) I end up making very slow progress, not retaining much, and feel "stressed" about time management.

My solution was to do less and allot more time to relaxing. Nothing bad's going to happen if I push some of my lower priority projects to a later date when I am done with others.
I do work full time and have a fairly active social life so I may have less time than you. What I learned I personally a) do not have time/energy for more than two projects at the same time b) cannot last more than a few weeks being "productive" 24/7 - I need non-sleep relax time.

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For a more concrete answer - make a schedule and realistic goals. Looks like reading and data science and fit into a schedule of at least an hour a day (never more than every other day) in which you can make progress. Try to make a schedule and stick to it - once you have a routine it's easy. Not sure what the art one is, but if it's more about creativity than raw practice you can wait till you feel inspired to make something and clear out some time. Do give yourself time to relax though.
> But they are not falsifiable.

I disagree. Historians are constantly making predictions of events happening today, based on their knowledge of history. Some are accurate, some are not. They can then take this output, and use it to refine the views of history.

This doesn't even cover how history is written by very unreliable narrators, and historians have to do more than learn the "what" to uncover the "how".

Your argument is also somewhat limited to History, when Philosophy, Psycology, and other liberal arts degrees do not have the same limitations.
> These girls just have it different.

it's hard to accept a dismissal like that.

in and of itself their condition is tragically limiting.

making matters worse, people measure their condition relative to others, and it will dawn on them as they get old what a terrible hand they've been dealt.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antinatalism
About 1250 people.
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=plot++1-((n!+*+bin(1000...
Maybe in the US. Many, if not most of the world can support way more developers with that revenue, and open source projects are used worldwide.
They were criticizing a media outlet for not posting an original source, they used the word cowardice but its very different from the sense you use it - as a label of a personal behavior rather than a company. So it doesn't seem particularly hypocritical to me. When Damore is being tried in the court of public opinion, it matters a whole lot that the media publishes something different from what he wrote.

Many people such as Damore, have had their careers destroyed over saying things that are not "correct". Those on the "correct" side face no such consequences. So yeah hiding in anonymity makes a whole lot of sense for one side and is completely unnecessary for the other.
Claiming your argument is objective doesn't make it so. He can state that his goal is objectivity through reduced empathy, but if you don't provide objective evidence (he does not), it doesn't mean anything.
Project OSRM – Open Source Routing Machine
I prefer stateless machines myself.
Shout out for RIT!

I actually didn't know there really was a PhD program in Computer Science. I just found this page with a link to list of dissertation defenses[1] that I have never seen before; historically, I've always thought it was a big joke because of this page with the overview[2] link that just recurses on itself and just displays a different image... (go ahead, don't you want to read the overview? Just click again...)

TIL that RIT has actually given out a few PhDs in Computer Science! [3] Of course I feel like I earned a PhD by spending seven years there just to get my bachelor's degree.

[1]: https://www.cs.rit.edu/phd-computing-and-information-science...

[2]: https://www.rit.edu/gccis/computingsecurity/academics/phd/ov...

[3]: https://www.cs.rit.edu/recent-phd-dissertations-advised-cs-f...
dotancohen has posted a very strong reply. i can't imagine why it has been marked "[dead]":

dotancohen 1 minute ago | parent [dead] [-] | on: Craniopagus Twins Share a Brain and See Out of Eac...

> Why separate them?

I'll tell you the real answer, though nobody wants to admit it. Sex.

Children have no expectation of privacy, but adults do. One of them may want a boyfriend, or a child, or even just an orgasm. Maybe she'll just want to masturbate. At that point the children are very likely to _want_ to separate. Knowing if that is a possibility may be important.
I think what the article means by "how" is knowing how to personally do something; the "how" for history is knowing how to do historical research.
Yeah, they have a program that allows you to exchange your labor for capital.
Yep, this article has been flagged. It didn't take long.
Might not be what you are looking for but https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nominatim is a geocoder that runs on OSM data.
Gods - I have a bot that I submit commands to, and it breaks up parameters using quotations marks. Or, at least, it used to. Not with 'smart' punctuation.
I think they can probably just use a mirror?
That’s true, it’s not clear to what extent spores are the limiting factor though.
https://twitter.com/recborg/status/926875274364497922
You are looking at the nutritional values before boiling down. 90% of fresh chanterelles is just water. After normal processing (boiling most of the water away), the nutritional ratio of proteins vs carbs is actually superior to eg. chick pea:

https://fineli.fi/fineli/en/elintarvikkeet/34535

https://fineli.fi/fineli/en/elintarvikkeet/31218
If you can't accept the unintended consequences of your actions, don't take action.

Most jobs will fire you for being a nuisance. James was at Harvard and Google, he should be fine landing on his feet.
Wow...that’s a treasure trove of useful data all in one place. Major thanks to Amazon.
Honestly, I think they may do better finding another series to adapt to a TV show format instead. Lord of the Rings is good, but it's been done to death so much that I'm not sure what'd be left for an adaptation here. I've seen a few people mention a possible adaptation of The Silmarillion, but I also hear Tolkien's son forbids any adaptations of it due to his dislike of the movies based on his father's works.

But a different series could work better here.
First of all the `@` means we are dealing with a an inexact

‹inexact-complexn› ::= ‹inexact-realn› @ ‹inexact-realn›

Here is a short guide:
#e means exact
#x means hexadecimal

So `#e#x+e` means exact 14.

The last `#` in means an unknown number - Racket has chosen to use 0.
Therefore `#e#x+e#` means 1416 = 224.

The `s0` is an exponent mark, which marks the precision of an inexact number.
The `s0` means single-precision (in Scheme s means short - in many implementations
short and single both use single precision).

Thus `#x+e#s0` means `224.0f` and `#e#x+e#s0` means 224.

Now since it is a hexadecimal number the following `+e` means 14.
Therefore `#e#x+e#s0+e` means `22416^14` which is 16140901064495857664.

Now we come the `@`. This means the first part was the real part of a
complex number and what follows is the imaginary part.
Funny you say that. I have the impression you can't even write down what correctness means.

If you have to refer to an external party that is also lacking in rigor, please don't.

EDIT: Have you even read that article yourself and in particular the NP-Hard bit? That directly contradicts the idea that you can escape from local minima. The only thing you can hope for is escaping from some local minima or that your problem actually was easy to begin with.

Computers have never in their history solved hard problems for non-trivial problem sizes, they have merely approximated them.

Neural networks have been used to solve problems of practical interest, but any extension of that claim just makes you look like a clown.
No, it's not 18.03 (which is differential equation). Check the syllabus.

http://www.ellerman.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Guidi-Not...

Seems that after Gian-Carlo Rota died, the class is defunct. The closet one can get is 18.175, but it still presents material from purely theoretical standpoint (e.g. no application to physics to CS).
What Can Our Passwords Teach Us About Life After Death
> Why isn't the rain forest of Brazil a hot bed for such things?

Why would it be?

It looks like one of the least imaginable places for those things to appear. Very few people, modern agriculture, access to developed medicine, almost no history of human colonization.
>In the last few years I have noticed changes around the city. Some big investments downtown, new developments for commercial and shopping space, etc.

I guess investors have the big cities' real estate markets locked down. Now they're trying the same gentrification game in small towns to get rents raised?
"ever"? We live in an affluent neighborhood surrounded by Doctors and CPAs. Our kids see that every day. That's their normal.

And if/when there are major budget changes to the district, who do you think are the first parents in line advocating for their school?

You literally buy your kids a chance at a better future.
Seriously, don’t hire JavaScript programmers. Why is this so difficult? There’s a goddamn one-liner in npm that determines an array’s length, and like a billion packages depend on it. Anyone who has JS on their resume and is proud of it will soon find their resume as part of a child’s birthday confetti.
This is super cool.

It looks like you are in the process of porting the .js to .lua? Wasm will exist in many more places than Js will.

I think I would have started with many of the Lua on Js implementations and used zero Js.

Have you seen http://stefan-marr.de/2015/10/jit-data-structures-fully-refl...

Check out this paper, https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/rompf/papers/amin-draft2017a... Collapsing Towers of Interpreters
Free legal advice: dont lock your phone using biometrics like face id. A password is subject to constitutional protections. Your face is not.

Free first aid advice from a lawyer in the armed forces: good luck unlocking your phone after a head/face injury. Hospital will be so much more fun with your phone locked in emergency mode because it wont recognize your swollen face.
I don't think that it what he is saying. I agree with him and the point is that a misspelled word is not going to inhibit the communication between two friends. Changing a joke/inside/slang word to something the phone thinks is "correct" does inhibit communication. They are arguing that auto correct is worse in this context. (Although, it makes more sense in an email or document editing setting)
Sound advice for adults w/o kids. Schools matter though and you don't want to have to worry that they can't play outside due to safety. Real concern in some places with cheaper housing.
Yeah, well they didn't take the action of posting publicly to avoid said consequences just as you suggest, which you then criticize them for.
“Falsifiability” is a word with meaning. If you identify a single counter example to a mathematical conjecture, the conjecture is wrong. That is not true for history, philosophy, psychology, or the other liberal arts.
As a Colombian I can say that most people declare full income due to fear of being chased by DIAN (colombian IRS) which is probable the most corrupt institution in the country, meaning that if you don't declare your full income they'll shake you down for everything you have, I've personally heard cases of people making innocent mistakes in taxes and getting extorted for millions upon millions by "honest DIAN officers".

The strata system was created to create a form of "equality" where rich people helped poor people via subsidies, however, this has been abused by both sides since the very beginning (poor people using 10 or 20x the normal amounts of water and electricity to "fuck the rich people" and rich people paying to get their houses declared "historical patrimony" to avoid paying subsidies)

In the end, the strata system was created for a different society that we have right now, nowadays almost all buildings are estrato 3 or 4 in areas where estrato 2 was the highest possible.

I have no idea what could replace the strata system (I'm not a political scientist or anything that resembles that) but I do agree that the system is broken and should be replaced by something better.
Astronomers complete first international asteroid tracking exercise
does anyone know of something like this for ruby?
Webpack 1 -> 2 had several breaking changes, primarily around loader configuration syntax. The migration guide at https://webpack.js.org/guides/migrating/ covers the changes. 2 -> 3 was primarily internal changes, with little to no migration steps needed other than bumping the installed version.
That episode made me by far the most uncomfortable I have ever been while watching a TV show.

I think it was the desperation and how so many people could so easily fall down that path of complete fakeness if such a thing ever took off.
My wife and I picked a low cost locale, allowing us to pay off our mortgage by mid 30s. This also allows her to be a full time parent, and we're home schooling (two kids). Also, our neighborhood is very safe (low cost housing does not equal dangerous automatically).

Not shackling yourself to a high cost of living area and all of the trappings that go with it allows you a crazy amount of options (our burn rate is under $24k/year with my income many times that).
Lol I think I'm the only one here still using LastPass. I just started using a password manager at the beginning of this year and it really seems to work for me.
See if they can fog a mirror, apparently.
Are you waiting on a hardware timer to use for Pomodoro? because there a lot of software software Pomodoro timers available (e.g. "https://tomato-timer.com/"). Since most of my study is on the computer (Coursera, edX, etc.) a Pomodoro app fits perfectly into my study workflow.
Hypothesis is a worthwhile addition to any Python testing framework. As a 'QuickCheck' implementation it even beats the original Haskell version in lots of respects.
Does Apple ][ 6502 assembler count?
My preferred library is "schema", as it's very functional.
Using hypothesis makes Python feel almost like a typed language for me.
In the video it was a guy trapping by the high tide line of a lake. A land owner was harassing him. Hunter called the game warden and when the landowner came back he got a ticket for harassing a hunter. Basically you can hunt/fish all around a lake if you have permission on a piece of property that touches the water. There’s a certain amount of feet from the water you can legally be in.
Here is another source https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/. This one is the RAW data for many of the tilesets.
I'll offer a specific example of historical context. The University of Virginia offers an undergraduate level Coursera course on modern history.[1]

That course's treatment of the causes and importance of the industrial revolution suggests that access to cheap energy is the key difference between an agrarian and high technology civilization. That idea and that particular history professor's connections to Washington (he was executive director of the 9/11 commission) helps to explain a forever war in the Middle East and climate change denial.

[1]https://www.coursera.org/learn/modern-world