skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The running docker image will still need many more resources than opening up a SQLite dB and running a few queries.
See What's New in Q4OS 2.4 Scorpion
I don't know about dynamic frontends but regarding your second question, I can confirm that HAProxy has session persistence capabilites.

Look up "stick" functions in HAProxy docs. You can even persist TCP connections.
I think I read old rainforests and the like are actually carbon neutral because of this. Since the biomass is already at peak capacity, the carbon release from decomposition is equal to the carbon sequestration from growth.
Russia organized 2 sides of a Texas protest and encouraged both sides to battle
https://sqlite.org/whentouse.html

SQLite does not compete with client/server databases. SQLite competes with fopen().

I personally do not agree to this argument, because some operations are intrinsically better suited to text-based formats---for example with text-based formats one can at least try to diff and merge multiple files (even though the actual suitability depends more on the data structure and less on the underlying container format), but I can see where the argument is coming from.
That sequence of 0s and 1s cost money to make.
It's just to be honest that you're not hyping up a stock for a pump and dump scheme (see some cryptos). But you're right it doesn't really matter for such a big/liquid stock like TSLA

For what it's worth, Disclaimer: I own Tesla Shares :)
That's at least figures family friends got for their buildings, not sure about the details. One thing I notice is that the top search results are about "wooden framed" - the house in question was predominantly wooden and thus more massive wood construction than just wood framing is.

If I think about it, I suspect this might not apply to larger buildings like those discussed in the article, (unless fixing partially damaged structures is easier? Don't know how the internal details work)
Yes, and that's possible now with many different CNNs. The limiting factor is the training/validation/test data in your subject.

For example you couldn't implement Mask R-CNN with the COCO dataset as implemented here and get inference on your radiology problem set.
I feel like the math sciences could be pasted into the comp sci field. They're good to separate, but there's definite filling of CS jobs with math backgrounds.
Honestly nothing, to me. But other people think that ability to recognize oneself in a mirror is important.

To me the concept of self-awareness and consciousness is pretty much meaningless, especially if you are considering it something that machines don't have or can't have (or if they eventually do have it, we'll know).

The reason I mention it with this, and with self driving cars (which this particular system may not be fast or reliable for yet), is that for those people, it may register better because it seems more analogous to a human. With those robots you speak of, do they also recognize other robots? Do they have some sort of logic that knows that they are like those other robots in many ways, but in significant ways they are different (i.e. they have control over their own behavior but not over the others')?

The point is not that something particularly amazing is happening, the point is that it is getting easier to illustrate with real world examples that "self awareness" is not this magical thing we currently have no idea how it works.
Not that I'm telling anyone to rappel down a building, but there are at least four ways to rappel or lower yourself with just a rope and no gear (I highly recommend getting a professional to teach you first). But even so, most new apartments on high floors have aluminum ladders to deploy out a window.
I think you're not understanding what I'm saying. Luckily this person explained it better than I could.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15607598
This exists in several different implementations and would be a separate DNN.

http://cs231n.stanford.edu/reports/2017/pdfs/203.pdf
> I won't say what it does but it's both basic and snake-oil-y at the same time. They are raking in big bucks.

On the other hand in this case it seems like Palantir is providing some value-add by nearly-transparently integrating data across departments which would otherwise not be communicating with each other on this scale.
This AR headset won't replace my monitor, but it's a promising start
OpenBazaar 2.0 Is Live
Hana; the cat is out of the bag now. Interesting idea
Looks like it: https://www.fema.gov/media-library/assets/videos/76417

Though, not sure what "Needle moisture content > 100%" means. That it's transpiring?
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I encourage anyone working in these fields to find other engineering work. It's a great relief to not be working on advancing Skynet.
My argument for exhaustive automation testing and achieving continuous delivery
We never cover every case when writing automation tests. But what if we do write exhaustive automation tests.
This is my argument for why we should be doing exhaustive automation and what benefits will it bring.

Also, this blog talks about achieving continuous delivery with the help of exhaustive automation coverage.
https://www.plightofbyte.com/testing/2017/11/01/exhaustive-automation-testing/
As stated, the driver contains a shader compiler. Personally, I like to see examples, so here's a snippet of code that would compile a WebGL shader:

var gl = canvas.getContext('webgl');

var vShaderSource = document.getElementById('vShader');

var vShader = gl.createShader(gl.VERTEX_SHADER);

gl.shaderSource(vShader, vShaderSource);

gl.compileShader(vShaderSource);

"vShader" is the id of a <script> tag of type "x-shader/x-vertex". Get a WebGL context, get the shader source, create a shader object, bind the source to the shader, then compile the source.
I recall using HPG and Lotus Freelance when I was in school. I don't know that I made any compelling presentations with them though.
HTML literals, the JSX of the platform
Haproxy would usually be on the same network as your www servers so even without http2 the response time for the backend requests will be tiny compared to the client <-> haproxy roundtrip time.

The promise of http2 is to lower latency on the client side and having H2 on the frontend will help with that.
In Tesla's case, no. Tesla preorders don't come with a price guarantee, and either the buyer or seller can cancel. It's really just an option on a delivery position.

Now if Tesla had locked in the price on preorders, they'd be in big trouble.
Why Startups Need Restricted Stock Grants and 83b Elections
Yeah, so, what's the economic reason for the spike? More people use Bitcoin today? Let's cut the bullshit, please! Mere mortals do not have Bitcoin and are not interested in it - at all. All the noise is around blockchain technology and Ethereum, i.e., it's bearish toward Bitcoin. Russia and China are waging wars against it, so, why is the price climbing?

Well, let me share a secret - the demand is Chinese sneaking money out of the country. I know friends who help their buddies and charge a two-digit percentage to move their money out of mainland China. Here in Orange County, there are a lot of Chinese buying houses with cash, and it's a similar situation in the Bay Are, Vancouver, etc. Given more, and more people sneak out, the demand grows as well. The US is fine because fresh money flows into the US economy, but as we know, China realizes that even though some of the people sneaking money out are possibly close to the government.

I have and cannot have solid facts to prove this, but everything pretty much backs my theory and especially the correlation that the harder pressure China does, the higher the price goes!

But for you, it won't be a nice thing to hear one day that there's a total crackdown on this scheme and people who buy Bitcoin in advance to sell it suddenly want to get rid of it!
Except they already make bigger than that. A 25x40 display.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Refreshable_braille_display

A full page braille display with 1,000 cells (25 lines of 40 cells) was
developed in 2015 by the Tactisplay Corp.[3] With total 12,000 pixels
configured in 120*100, it can show any BANA compatible braille
graphic page in 8 seconds. This video shows operation of the device.

http://www.tactisplay.com/product/tactisplay-table
You know you can pop calc with a csv file opened in Excel?

from http://georgemauer.net/2017/10/07/csv-injection.html :

UserId,BillToDate,ProjectName,Description,DurationMinutes
1,2017-07-25,Test Project,Flipped the jibbet,60
2,2017-07-25,Important Client,"Bop, dop, and giglip", 240
2,2017-07-25,Important Client,"=2+5+cmd|' /C calc'!A0", 240

Yeah - that "=2+5+cmd|' \c calc'!A0" gets Windows to execute code...
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Tell me a recent case of confiscated money in the US. Well, I remember the Feds confiscating tons of bitcoins though!
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The idea of a raw meritocracy dies quickly when faced with reality.
$650 is cheap?
This Is the Chaos Caused by Flying a Drone Near an Airport
"The production of cement, one of the main ingredients in concrete, generates an estimated 5 percent of the world’s carbon emissions. Trees, in contrast, capture CO2, helping offset emissions produced by a typical building process."
HOW DOES CLR WORK IN DOT NET FRAMEWORK?
A few years back anybody with a decent home PC could mine BTC, nowadays the barrier for entry pretty much requires a truckload of Nvidia products (or customized ASICs) and subsidized electricity.

Fast forward a few years ahead. Do you see more or fewer miners participating in such ecosystem?

PoW as it’s currently implemented encourages centralization.
Another in the long line of clickbaits. While it starts out by making a case for lack of non-CS jobs, it slowly devolves into an ad for "Insight Data Science Fellows Program".

Then to avoid being marked as native advertising, it adds info about data sciences division at University of California, Berkeley. The article then ends abruptly without having a satisfying conclusion.

Is it just me or we can't seem to get lot of infomration from the media without some kind of covert advertisement in between?
> Ever tried to render an interactive cli gui as a website in a browser? It’s atrivial.

Which part of it is interactive?

The cli gui part is also suspect. For all we know it could be handcrafted, which would make GP correct, although in an unintended way.
ImpactVision gets Funded to Determine Food Quality with Hyperspectral Images
Although the number of rounds are high, each one is pretty short. There are other posts in this thread which mention 4-5 hours of tech interviews. Our two technical rounds don't exceed 2 hours.

Culture interview round is to understand the overall fit of the candidate with ThoughtWorks culture. This is a normal round in many tech companies, however most don't mention it explicitly.

Social and Economic Justice round is a discussion with the candidate on his/her views of important social and economic issues. ThoughtWorks has a deeply ingrained culture of Social justice and we do a lot of community work with technology in mind.
Ask HN: What products/startups went from 'nice-to-have' to 'must-have'?
Curious if anyone knows any stories where this happened. Or is it always that you are working on a problem that is slightly annoying or really painful? What are stories where a product/service turned a slightly annoying problem into a 'must-have/can't live without'?
Why Finnair wants to put passengers on the weighing scales
What's the advantage of this over the ~$100 open source NitroKey HSM?

https://www.nitrokey.com/files/doc/Nitrokey_HSM_English.pdf
Sure sir.
Plus, it's 2017! There are so many tools to do a semantic search and replace and replace all variables, parameters, etc. called "data" with, let's say, "__data__". Why uglify the language instead of providing a migration tool like Python's 2to3?!
For whatever reason you seem to be on a puritanical crusade against anything DRM.

So tell me again how Netflix subscribers, who are only purchasing the right to be able to stream videos on a limited release cycle, are hurt by Netflix's use of DRM? I followed the massive draconian DRM push by the gaming industry, MPAA and RIAA during the 00s and let me tell you son - this ain't nothing close.
Women will wait 217 years for pay gap to close, WEF says
Building Voice-Enabled Apps with Alexa
I don't follow "influencers" so the ig stories I see are just my friends. Snapchat on the other hand has the "featured" section, not that I ever watch that stuff.
The tool you're describing is `xmllint --format`.
I have no clue how netflix can survive with the price and being able to virtually download everything they have in their library.
Show HN: Google Analytics Data on Alexa, Google Home, FB and More
What's the advantage of this over the ~$100 open source NitroKey HSM?
Hi NH! I made this with my friends. Archie is a chat bot ecosystem that connects Google Analytics with a chat and voice interface on a few devices. There are also other uses like weekly email reports and advanced analytics drilldowns. Would very much appreciate your feedback here, or on Product Hunt.
I recently did a similar project but I tried something different in an attempt to avoid large switch statements.
Hey at least you know it's not certain to be only one or two of those options.
gravypod 2 hours ago [-]

I recently did a similar project but I tried something different in an attempt to avoid large switch statements. I created a collection of functions which could mutate my version of the "Frame" object, created an array of pointers to these functions, and called them as their opcodes were encountered. [0] It's a little over complicated for a simple example but adding a new opcode will never be more work then this [1].

I hope one day my VM/Assembler will become as fully featured as this.

My last major achievement was implementing multiplication in my assembly language [2] so I've got a lot of catching up to do with this author!
NORTH KOREA'S PLENTY SCARY WITHOUT AN OVERHYPED EMP THREAT
Was it Fossil SCM by chance? Because it happens to have the same author. :) http://fossil-scm.org/
Not whatever, but quite simple reason of DRM being unethical overreaching preemptive policing methodology, on top of which is built an entire corrupted and undemocratic set of legal mechanisms like DMCA-1201 (anti-circumvention provisions).

>So tell me again how Netflix subscribers, who are only purchasing the right to be able to stream videos on a limited release cycle, are hurt by Netflix's use of DRM?

Others already brought examples above with this DRM limiting usability of where videos can be watched. But that's a minor damage in comparison with damage done by DRM pushed into HTML standard itself, in which Netflix is complicit.

See https://boingboing.net/2017/03/21/we-cant-handle-the-truth.h...
They're angel "investing" in the sense that none will be around in 2 years. That's about the only connection to angel investing these scams have.
These alt-rightists are about 180 degrees away from neoconservatives. Neocons are the most vocal Never Trump conservative contingent.
I guess I'm giving you a tip o' the hat as we pass each other by on our respective hobby horses.
I’m not a rust user per se, but I’m surprised to see it listed alongside Python and Go as a language without a lot of depth. Rust not only has quite an advanced type system (not Haskell level, but certainly the most powerful of any other language as mainstream), but it can also teach the user a lot about memory management and other low-level aspects of programming that Haskell (and many other languages) hide. I mostly write Haskell for my own projects, but one of these days I hope to get better at Rust.
As someone else mentioned, netflix subscribers are hurt because only people using edge can get the 1080p version due to DRM. Non-paying pirates get the good version, paying customers get the low quality one.
I can look at ANSI art without being baffled by meaningless letters. I'm inclined to credit blind people with the same ability.
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The iPhone X Is Cool. Doesn't Mean you are ready for it
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For a security product for enterprise data centers, this is cheap.
This is false. A single particle can still be described by the maximum entropy probability distribution given its average energy . . .

I'm not sure that construction makes sense. For a single particle not interacting with anything, imposing the maxent constraint on average energy just sets the energy of the particle and there's no room left for a distribution. As soon as its interacting with another system you're good, but then the temperature that you arrive it is a characteristic of the bath, not the particle itself.
Notepad++ also has a lot of plugins.
About John Kelly’s Racist History Lesson
income =/= profit
Is there a market for shorting tokens because if so I want some of that action.
The production of cement, one of the main ingredients in concrete, generates an estimated 5 percent of the world’s carbon emissions
The Short, Sad Story of Stanwix Melville
I also recommend you the http://regl.party/ framework if you're interested in Shaders
IME, even phoning them is generally a waste of time
SeekingAlpha (along with ZeroHedge) correctly predicted 500 out of last 2 economic recessions.
The original nVidia GeForce 256 was termed a “GPU”. It did transform and lighting on the GPU I remember.
I think it's unfair to treat the browser vendors as "other corporate entities" as if they don't have a direct relationship with the CAs. Essentially, a CA is a trust reseller. the browser vendors trust the owners of the root certificates, and the CAs resell that trust to websites.

As a reseller, you are always beholden to the producer of the product your are selling. That's the nature of a resale business, and it makes perfect sense that the browser vendors, the "original manufacturer" of the product the CA is selling, has more influence over the CA's business than the FTC or the DOJ does.
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The product page says it's a Quad HD display with 120Hz refresh rate. It's unbelievable; my computer can't even pull 60Hz on a 2K monitor.
DeepXplore: automated whitebox testing of deep learning systems
I was thinking about this the other day, too. Clash Royale recently added this Quests thing. Since I've been playing for awhile I know that it's separate from the main game and basically a bonus. If I was first starting to play it would be yet another thing to learn and it would be hard to know how it fits in with the rest of the game's objectives. I think of those crazy 10-way slot machines in Vegas. I have no idea whats going on (either by design or I'm not their mark...I mean target).

I think the big thing with introducing new things is keep it simple enough that they can riff on it. If you introduce too many things and something breaks, it's hard to get back to "good" and eventually you give up.

Python is a simple language, but I see a lot of online classes giving full-on VMs because the yak shaving involved in getting set up with a consistent environment wastes the first week or two of class.
To be fair, they did manage to pump out S and X models for years, it’s not like this is their first attempt at advanced automation.
Eight Revealing Moments from the Second Day of Russia Hearings
1. Gift cards are dumb

2. If "the gift cards of the future" was the pitch for tokens, nobody would pay them any attention.
Ironically, it is the SEC and it's regulation that made Bancor structure their ICO the way they did. To escape being classified as a security, you have two options: either give the tokens away for free, or promise nothing. Most crypto startups do the latter.