skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That was a real dick move by Dale. All you have to do is watch a couple of Naomi's videos and you can see she is not a fraud. She is comfortable and competent with all the tools she uses in her videos and not just in a studio setting either but out and about she will hack on something.

I am glad Dale has apologised as it was long overdue IMHO. I'm not sure I could be so forgiving as Naomi is though. For 2 weeks her reputation has been trashed.
It's hard to divert money when you're incorporated as a non-profit.
An article about getting enough protein without meat and doesn’t talk about essentials aminoacides is worthless. You should read about Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score and the new Digestible Indispensable Amino Acid Score all plant proteins are not equals, and should be eaten simultaneously to avoid deficiencies to have a complete profile to bring muscle protein.
Also anabolic response is lower with plant based protein versus animal based and it should talk about B12 as deficiencies in it is a silent killer.

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

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

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

https://dabamirror.sci-hub.cc/bbb1a373d204d4fe2c1f9a8a38356d...

http://dacemirror.sci-hub.cc/journal-article/a73bbb377b5c4cd...
> It exists to sell me shit and make people money.

How does Apple use Siri to sell you shit?
As Diomidis says, the language is wonderfully clear; for example see the sentence on grep's -v option.

Nice also to see the permuted index and BUGS sections.

Lastly, wonderfully literate. Finding things like hapax legomena is great.
You mean more tools in the same vein as meetup.com?
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Yeah I was just thinking, why can't javascript be easy and simple like C++?
The authors are mistaken about the impact of employer-paid open source. It is orders of magnitude bigger than anything else, and it has a decades-long history of success in projects like Linux.

Companies aren’t doing it out of charity and don’t see it as such. They see (correctly) that it’s easier to get what they want by paying some people to work on an open source project than to start from scratch and pay for 100% of the cost.

I’m all in favor of more models, but until you’re channeling many tens of millions of dollars per year, your impact is much smaller than employer sponsored open source.
I dont think you are getting it, you have to drink your own kool aid. You are literally building websites for others and yet cannot build your own in time.

So why should anyone trust you?
Interesting. I've seen it work natively on Fastmail, and recently even Google, but the add-on itself wouldn't work in FF57. Maybe it will soon.
The current title implies that China wants control of universities foreign to (outside of) China, not foreign universities operating inside China. That China has foreign universities operating inside it at all is a concept foreign to most of us. Heck, it’s probably news to most people inside china as they are relatively new things.

I’m not sure what you expect from NYU Shanghai, of course the government is going to meddle and make students take political indoctrination classes. That’s just how China is. I’m more surprised anyone would expect otherwise.
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Why would I do that, I already know you are trolling
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What's the void volume in a packing of spheres again? I seem to remember it's 74 %. You underestimate the weight by at most 25 %.

Broccoli is really an edge case. The traditional measuring cup for the kitchen (looks like this: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Messbecher.jpg) has more typical ingredients: semolina, raisins, flour, pearl barley, pulses & so on.
Not the usual sort of discussion I expect to see on Edge but welcome nonetheless. Fertility services, reproductive tech is very hot right now. With women who heed the countdown of their biological clocks electing to freeze their eggs at $50K, it could also be considered a growth sector. So why not provide the spectrum of services a single professional would need to raise a family. From quality genetically screened gamete seed banks. Making it as easy to order 23 chromosomes as you would pick out a new laptop on Newegg. To generous paid maternity care and leave. Nanny, lactation consulting, on-call pediatrics, daycare. As well as transportation, grocery delivery, nursery installation and much more.

Of course all of this is readily available via bespoke services for those that can afford it. So how to we extend all the necessary services to a middle class single professional woman?

If it truly is a crisis that birth rates are falling in the developed world. And restricted immigration results in further population skew. Then taxpayers must begin the debate on subsidizing reproductive and childcare services. Because traditional "nudge" messaging and policy seems to neglect where organic demand lies: having children and career, without the necessity or social norm of marriage.
In theory it could be both.
Most companies take a long time to patch bugs.
Thanks. Found the slides. But they also don’t give any link to rating criteria or a list of projects.

https://www.slideshare.net/NadiaEghbal/consider-the-maintain...
Very misleading comment.

> If you replace the carbs by exactly the same amount in fats, most people will lose weight.

The body barely converts carbs into body fat, thus the fat you eat is pretty much the fat you wear. You can eat mostly fat and still have a calorie deficiency, sure. And you can go for a keto diet (but please not too long and with a doctor/nutritionist supervising you).

Without any portion restrictions, calorie counting or exercise, the best diet for loosing weight is... a whole plant food diet.

http://ww2.kqed.org/bayareabites/2015/07/30/to-shed-pounds-g...
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I've only skimmed it so I may be missing something, but what did Dale Dougherty actually say about Naomi Wu? All I'm seeing is "Dale Doughtery tweeted a single line questioning Naomi Wu’s authenticity."

Possibly unrelated, but I'm looking at Wu's Twitter (https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg), and this is something I struggle with. People should absolutely be allowed to dress how they please without fear of judgment. As the article says, "I do my best engineering when sitting half-naked at my desk." There's nothing wrong with that. But when a person or product deliberately cultivates a hypersexualized image in a field and setting that has nothing to do with sex, that's weird and off-putting to me. To swap the genders, I'd have no problem with a male engineer who does his best work half-naked at his desk at home and likes to do sexy cosplay sometimes, but it would be weird if that engineer's professional Twitter was topped with a dozen pics of him shirtless in leather pants--not "fake" or "inauthentic," just weird.

I realize I know nothing about Wu except a glance at her Twitter, so I apologize if I'm missing something.
You aren’t getting my point. “If you can afford it, you should seriously consider ECC RAM” is the proper advice. ZFS has nothing to do with it.
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This was a talk I just did at the NFMT (National Facilities Maintenance & Technology Show in Orlando). It's about 80-90% about automation and the exponential nature of technology. Let me know what you think.
One of the trends I told Joanna about (i.e secure L4 kernels) led to folks developing exactly that. It was called KVM-L4. Here you go.

http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/papers_ps/liebergeld-diplom.pdf

Complexity was still yoo high. Most in high-assurance security were trying stuff like Nova microhypervisor as a result. KVM on separation kernels might be worth further investigation for these platforms that will stay on KVM regardless.
Thank you for your feedback. It was supposed to be a website that combined YouTube, Amazon, and Facebook together along with other aspects like uploading flip books. The leaderboard was an attempt to add a gamification aspect to the website where others could compete for top views, sales, endorsements, ect... I was hoping that the homepage could convey the message of being able to upload books, video's, files, and products free of charge and earn money doing so, but it looks like it doesn't do a good job.
> Finding an "equal" man in your mid-thirties as a women is very hard.

Interesting. I'd have assumed that finding an 'equal' man is pretty simple, but moving up the social ladder by marrying up is what is getting harder and harder as the pool of men 'higher' than women is shrinking while simultaneously women themselves are moving up on their own.
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This seems absolutely typical of the modern world's approach to truth. Increasingly, the question is not what is true, but what should be true.

For the record, here is the original blogpost -- which no one in this discussion links to or seems to have read, and which Dale Daugherty evidently found convincing:

http://archive.is/GE0he

Is it morally wrong to be convinced by, for instance, a disparity between spoken and written English skills? If we believe that a narrative which is factually false is being presented to the public, are we allowed to question it factually? If not, what kind of world do we live in?

Bunnie is wonderful. Bunnie is a great hacker. You can go through all of Bunnie's post, and not see any response to the facts and inferences laid out in the original blogpost.
Linking to nutritionfacts.org is like linking to Exxon with an article on why green energy is bad.
It's really quite ridiculous, because if you watch some of her videos where she's doing a build, it's obvious she's doing all the cutting, soldering, drilling, etc

But more then that, if you watch videos where she is being interviewed talking about being a Maker (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcnChnrHwXg) she talks just like a real hacker. She uses the exact terminology and process you'd expect, knowing you're not an expert in something, but just scraping a whole bunch of different other projects that other people contributed and made tutorials on, and tweaking them and combining them to make it your own.

It's like this CEO didn't spend even 10 minutes watching her videos and just decided to believe a conspiracy theory.
That's a weird statement. There's no such thing as an awkward language choice.
yw ;)
> It’s literally incorrect that businesses can sustainably provide no value.

That depends entirely on the definition of "value".

If a business exists solely to move money/stock around, that action does not create "value", in the sense that juggling oranges does not create "value".

Trading stocks is an effort to take advantage of the fluctuating relative value each stock has, so that individuals can take home the "profit". Such "profit" is not created, but sifted out of the economy. Is that 100% worthless? No, but it's darn close.
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No, there is no right to a fair "trial by media". Quite the opposite in fact: restricting the media to a government-defined standard of "fair" would infringe upon a free press. In general, the free press is most important when it is reporting on a legal situation that opposes the government's narrative.

The right about trials is about a fair trial by the government, and is a check on the government's power to punish.
You're supposed to raise your own children. This is inconsistent with having virtually every job an "educated" person can have.
The 'holder pattern' lazy initialization is more compact although it depends on understanding the JLS/JVM why it works.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Initialization-on-demand_holde...
that won't expand the pool as much as you think. it widens it on the education variable, but narrowers it to men who aren't threatened by women who are more educated (and possibly higher-paid) than they are.
what results were before Google got rid of the discussion filter -- namely blogs, forums, and communities

these are all hidden from most search results and consumers are now forced to settle for SEO optimized trash results, rather than discussions
Thanks! I have no idea why this would ever default to true.
Several years ago I got a tour of MIT's Alcator C-Mod, which had the strongest magnetic fields of any tokamak in the world. A grad student showed us a metal tie, about a meter long and several inches thick. He said they'd calculated that two of them could hold down the Space Shuttle when it was trying to launch.

Holding the C-Mod together at full power required 38 of them.
I've noticed the preferences among my male and female friends diverging over time. In college, everyone seemed to want the same thing -- a partner that was both successful and attractive. But now as we make it to our late twenties, I noticed that they "settle" differently. My female friends increasingly prefer an older guy with a great career and my male friends a younger woman who is less accomplished than they were at their age. They both still say they want the same thing -- and I totally buy it -- but it is hard to find the perfect person so sacrifices tend to be made.

I have definitely noticed the happiest people I know, in terms of romance, found their life partner in college.
It's kind of funny to hear that the example is 'glaringly obvious', given that if the module in question was implemented as a singleton, the first line would be both correct and preferable...
After reading the article, I _think_ this is an advertising network for oss project owners. Not a bad idea except why aren’t existing ad networks meeting this need? And...if most of the pages displaying these ads are served by GitHub, isn’t this stealing money GitHub has deliberately left on the table, and won’t they be upset by that and hence take action? Perhaps the plan is to succeed so quickly that GitHub buys them?
>Why do we value youth and beauty instead of education and accomplishments?

I for one, do value these traits. If I were to choose between two equally looking girls, I would choose the smarter. On the other hand, I have a strict lower bound for appearance, and no amount of education or accomplishment can compensate for being under that threshold. We can still talk about programming though!
You assume single parent upbringing is optimal? Why are 1. the world's population (as opposed to 'developed world's' population), and 2., the best for the child, not considered?
It dispenses in response to cigarettes, not crows (at least after training), so it wouldn't really matter I don't think.
Hmm. I thought comment chains were limited in length.
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>men who aren't threatened by women who are more educated (and possibly higher-paid) than they are

Do these people actually exist anymore? What kind of man is really going to pass on an otherwise suitable partner just because she's more educated and makes more money than him? I can't imagine a single person I know thinking something along the lines of "yeah, she's great, but she makes more money than me, it won't work".

3 of my friends make more than their boyfriends. 2 of my friends make less than their girlfriends/wives. I sure wouldn't mind.
Ah, okay thanks. My coding theory is a bit weak, but it looks like this algorithm depends on the specific form of RS codes that you mentioned. I think the presentation outlines a form of RS erasure codes which is more general (e.g., allows Cauchy parity matrices instead of Vandermonde-derived ones).

Using a general matrix inversion is indeed inefficient, and becomes impractical for large k. However, the special-purpose row reduction algorithm I mentioned gets to O(nm^2) which is much better, although worse than the O(nm) algorithm you mentioned, which makes sense given that that one handles more specific RS codes.

Thanks for elaborating! It's reminding me that I really should brush up on coding theory, though -- do you have any resources/textbooks you'd recommend for someone familiar with the mathematical background? (Finite fields, etc.)
Sure. The legal system does sort of support that - the standard of evidence in a criminal trial is a lot higher than in a civil suit. It's quite possible to be in a situation where for some reason the government cannot punish you for a crime (maybe failure to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, maybe expiry of the statute of limitations, which is also a check on the government's power), but someone can publish that you have committed a crime, and another suit will decide that what they've said is true enough to avoid them having libeled you. Or they can find you in breach of a contract where you said you wouldn't do what you did, etc.

(My understanding is that this is basically why you sometimes see contracts banning illegal behavior. It's hard to prove illegal behavior to the extent required to throw you in prison, and that's a good thing, but it's easier to find you in breach of contract.)
Of course. But most - obvsly overlapping bell curves, but on the median clear difference - men don't care about that as much.
Both mating and sexual selection are fundamentally biological issues.

> they certainly have a poor track record, historically

Evolution: a biological explanation for a social phenomena with a poor track record, historically
The UK's offenders:

* Oxford

* Cambridge

* The University of Law Employee Benefit Trust
AFAIU the site is just documenting existing practices, so I don't think they are over-complicating anything - things just were already complicated (and poorly documented).
Good catch. Forgot a comma at the end.
Yea, it doubles as the submission portal for the actual competition. I grabbed all the test and practices going back to 1999 and decrypted them but I'm not sure it'd be a good idea to drop box them or something.
Of course that's not necessarily a bad state. Sociology is fixed, biology is mutable - http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/09/10/society-is-fixed-biolog...
I think a secure processor is very complex, not very simple. The smartest person's working memory cannot operate on more than a few hundred lines of code. A high performance processor that induces a fault when a programming error occurs is certainly very complex.

It is the wrong sense. Intel is playing catchup more than any other vendor and are selling a product that is nothing more than a bunch of cobbled together features, my opinion in the view of the statement that AMD is glued together.
"The number of UNIX installations is now above 20, and many more are expected."

Understatement of the year, 1973.
I think it is mostly down to perceptions of equal between the groups. I do not think that the equality is equal.
What about the cognitive load on someone reading person1 person2 person3. Now I have to realize person 3 in your code is person2 and person2 was person1, person1 and person2 are now dangling and will never be touched again hopefully. I love the idea of pure functions but I have always thought there was a missing piece in functional programming.
And that's relevant how? Entitled or not, we generally think that if would be better if people who want relationships were in relationships.
I watched that video. I saw a young Chinese woman with limited English skills buying electrical parts in Shenzhen. Maybe I skipped the wrong parts?

Then, I am asked to believe that the same person wrote this:

https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/3d-printing-next-five-ye...

What am I doing wrong here? Should I not be suspicious at all? Can you genuinely not imagine that anyone could suspect that the author of the second article might not be the person on the screen in the first video?
This is kind of the feeling I have too. I remember firefox in the 2.x and 3.x days when you could do practically anything XUL and XPCOM. I also remember that firefox was dead slow back then. Although I am kind of dissapointed that so much functionality was removed it is inevitable that, in order to get a better and safer browser, some inconveniences are to be expected. I wish there were some kind of middle ground to accomodate power users as well. But Mozilla is not after power users, they can't afford it. It is kind of a shame though.
I didn't downvote you, but I think you may be getting downvotes because of the sentence that begins with "But."

> People should absolutely be allowed to dress how they please without fear of judgment. As the article says, "I do my best engineering when sitting half-naked at my desk." There's nothing wrong with that.

That's it. Full stop. There's nothing to add after that. You don't need to add "but..." and then state the exact opposite of that sentiment.

You find something weird about someone? Guess what -- we're all weird. Somebody out there probably finds something about you weird. But who gives a shit! Life's a lot better once you just get over it and accept people despite their weirdness. Or even better, because of their weirdness.
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They weren't "sworn enemies," they were rival empires sharing a border. This led to frequent clashes, but there was also regular trade and diplomatic emissaries. That enables books to travel and ideas to spread.

All of your articles say the same thing, quoting again,

"It deserves to be noted that before the 12th century, the whole Byzantine output of Aristotelian commentaries dealt exclusively with the works on logic."

That's basically my point, his philosophical work was ignored. All of your sources have supported this, you even seem to be searching specifically for sources saying this now judging by that link.

What you haven't shown is any serious thought put into his philosophical work during that period, or given any other cause for his sudden resurgence besides Islamic influence. You're trying to disprove my argument that he was ignored until the Islamic works by saying "see they said Aristotle in 750, he wasn't forgotten."
When I slip on my tinfoil hat I wonder if that's the reason for this. There's nothing here that AMD couldn't offer on it's own so why combine their graphics with Intel CPUs if not for the ME?
You still mention that:

> There's no slick trick to check fast enough, whether or not a large number is prime. So much so that finding large prime numbers has been an obsession for mathematicians.

But that's still false; in fact, the rest of your article talks about the Fermat and Miller-Rabin primality test, which are indeed slick tricks that can check fast enough whether or not a large number is prime (to whatever degree of confidence you desire)!

Also, finding large prime numbers isn't really an obsession anymore -- you can use any of the fast primality test algorithms mentioned above, randomly generate numbers of a desired bit length, and stop when you hit a (probable) prime, which happens fairly quickly by the prime number theorem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_number_theorem

You may be thinking of the search for Mersenne primes, or other primes of a specific form.
> on their foundries (which are falling behind)

I thought they had the most advanced mainstream size capable foundries.
Having a lot of single childless people is not good for society.
eh, this is like an obese man complaining that thin women don't want to date him, then when people point out the obvious, he complains why is the onus being pushed on him instead of on the thin women who don't find him attractive.
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