skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, any place with a lot of solar (daytime) loves having electric cars plugged in during the day, and any place with a lot of wind (which often blows strongest at night) loves having electric cars plugged in at night.

And if the car has a big battery and doesn't need to charge to full all of the time, you can use solar or wind predictions to choose when to charge.
fyi: http://timothypratley.blogspot.com/2015/07/you-should-be-usi... using clojurescript in place of ES6
Do you realize how many bugs and small rodents are killed to produce the vegetables you eat?
No this is the 3rd.
Oh, Super Metroid is such an amazing speedrun. Over the last week's time, Zoast has been setting new WRs at least 3 times and there's still at least 10 seconds to be saved with the current route + optimal RNG.
The comment you're replying to is about Todd Rogers, not Billy Mitchell.
I … oof. I'm sure this stuff does look good from the outside. From experience, it is not anything close to that.

Most stock options have short expirations (10 year is still very uncommon). There is no "now vs. later" choice, it's a "now or never choice"

All of these deals require approval by the company. Which means you don't get to choose the firm, you get to deal with the firm they approve of.

That kind of deal is in the 1% of deals they make. Almost all require option holders either repay loans or take on significant risk.

I know this stuff sounds great on paper, in practice it is another world. Not to mention the absurdity of giving away half or more of your gains to a private equity firm from options you earned, just because the company has made a weird rule.
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A good measure is Debt to GDP to allow for economic growth etc.

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/government-debt-t...

A common rule of thumb is 120% means debt is in serious trouble.

Here is a comparison of the G20: https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/government-debt-to...
Generic “obvious wisdom” type of article rather then specific actionable steps.

Apologies, but it leaves reader with the main question unanswered - how?
No I'm in the biomed industry. I've heard of several other major tech companies doing this as well. I've been doing this for 4 years while spotify has been blocked for 4 years. I doubt IT at my company will look into finding a way to block google anytime soon.
I tried Spotify years ago and didn’t like it. None of my close circle of friends use Spotify either.

I used GPM for a couple of years and recently switched to AM. It’s hidden in the UI, but you can buy a year in AM for $99. If you look around you can find a $100 iTunes gift card for $80 (sometimes cheaper) pushing the cost of AM down a bit more.
Iterated bi-unilateral repercussion curve
People don't stop using horses until they can go out and buy a car. So, what's the product? I read their site, it seems to just complain about all of the downsides of social media. Is this just for awareness? I like some of their ideas, but I don't really understand how they aim to change things.
Sidenote: have a look at the eBay prices for Tengen Tetris vs Nintendo Tetris. Retro collecting is another world.
In the 1950s and 1960s most programmers were women.

Somehow during the civil rights era they stopped taking STEM courses and took the arts etc.

It is claimed that boys who got 8 bit computers had replaced them, but I am a bit skeptical.

Females and other genders should be able to learn how to program like makes, as gender does not matter for one to become a programmer.
cd project && python -m venv venv

I don't understand what's complicated about this.
Author here. Yes, the issues you pointed out are mostly already captured via // TODO and // FIXME comments. The library was written in about a day. I could probably add the basic block length check (as it is, I just check for 0xC3), but I wasn't able to readily figure out how to disable interrupts during patching. If you have a suggestion, I'll implement it. The nice thing about a reusable library is that safety improvements can be made and shared with other clients.

(As an aside, can I suggest posting an issue to GitHub? I might not have seen this thread, and xnu_override users who want to know of its shortcomings should also be able to find your comments easily.)

I hope that someone who has the know-how to reverse engineer the kernel, devise a patch to add desired behavior, and write a kernel extension to implement that behavior, will understand that patching the kernel is inherently a dangerous thing to do—and will actually test that their change works.

I wrote this as an alternative to other patchers which provide a string search and replace on the system kexts. Reverting these patches, dealing with the code signing fallout, and updating them for a new release are significantly more challenging with this style of patching.
It's important to remember that most cheaters are actually good at the game they're cheating at. They're just not as good as they want to be, so they cheat. It's too obvious if they're clearly just not good at all -- a new chess player playing like a Grandmaster because he is using some secret radio tech in his shoes is obvious cheating, but a Master or Expert who needs advice from his scheming coach for exactly one game to win a tournament? That's the more common scenario.

Todd Rogers is a genuinely excellent video game player. He's also a blatant cheater.
also... https://shaunlebron.github.io/t3tr0s-slides/#0
using clojurescript in place of ES6
and the Japanese Puyo Puyo Tetris might help us archive Switch games for the future, too...
It's been going since the days of FDR. Whilst I don't claim it will go on forever, the US is in a mich better position to do thos than any other country so it's hard not to.
There are limits to this, as with everything. No one is going to make their emulator 3x slower to properly emulate one glitchy line in Super Mario Bros. that shows up on 1/3 of powerons based on a random clock alignment issue.

Besides that, the real console hardware could vary more between revisions than the difference between a console and an accurate emulator, so you also have to ask whose real thing is being emulated? Even with Nintendo's attention to detail on lot check, some real Game Boys won't play Prehistorik Man. There are some NES accuracy tests out there that require making your emulator behave like one specific console owned by blargg.
Completely fucking anecdotal. I've been in tech for decades, in diverse industries, and I've had countless interactions with others on every subject imaginable, from Dostoevsky to quantum physics and everything in between.

Perhaps you're unlucky, or perhaps there's some reason you're only ending up at places full of mindless cretins. Or perhaps the interesting people just don't care to invite you to the bar.

In fact, some of the most interesting people I've interacted with worked with me at a game company. They could talk about games all day, but there was much more to them.
You're fighting a losing battle if you try to enforce traditional meaning to language in a contemporary environment. Context is the key.

The word "organic" takes on a very different meaning if you're describing a brake rotor compound, instead of a bunch of bananas in a supermarket, for instance. However it's by no stretch devoid of meaning in either context.
I'm allowed to work from home >90% of the time and am paid well enough to work on state of the art biomed research; I'm not switching just because of a nuisance like IT.
The Android app has 3.5 stars. It must not be buggy for most people.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apple.andr...
I don't understand why physics is spooked out by entanglement. It is just a correlation-- and if we want to have any interesting patterns in the universe at all, we are going to have correlations.

All this seems to be saying is that there can be an entanglement in the present with something in the past. At to me, that seems equivalent to saying that the past and present are correlated, which seems boringly trivial.

Am I missing something?
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True but if they were confident the Sterling was in bigger trouble than the dollar they wouldn't have invested in it.
Downloading it is definitely not the biggest hurdle to moving to python 3.
Along those lines, "biologique".

"Traditional [farming techniques]", a mouthful, might be a better descriptor, but traditional now refers to modern farming techniques, so it too would be confusing.
Counterpoint: I subbed to YouTube Red because I watch hours of content per week (pretty much replaced all OTA TV for me) and I didn't want to see ads any more.
The choice is between incompetent people and insane people. I can't choose for you.
Your choice.
Really big missed opportunity to link to numerous examples of art that are referenced in name only.
I've invested and mined crypto before, but this is worrying to me. There are enough payday loan offices and gas stations minting money off lottery tickets in Kentucky. The consensus is people keep going to them because it allows them to buy hope, they aren't concerned with the odds, just the feeling they can strike it rich is enough to get someone to buy a scratcher.

The quote from the article “What crypto allows is for the masses to be venture capitalists,” seems sensationalist to me, not to mention inaccurate. Aimed more at selling a lifestyle than educating consumers.

If someone thinks an incredibly volatile and aggressive asset is a replacement for a pension they have probably have gross misconceptions about what they are investing in. Letting someone that ignorant of what they're doing buy in like that is completely irresponsible. I really hope they are being responsible in educating their investors and haven't just found a new way to fleece Kentuckians.
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I just use Evernote.
Gravitational Waves Detected 100 Years After Einstein's Prediction (2016)
When I want to get out of the office, I've been doing a bit of development in cafés using http://www.blink.sh back to my work computer. It has been a surprisingly good option on the iPad Pro 12" w/ Cellular. For me the setup isn't flexible to use as a full time dev environment.

I'd still wish Apple would build a MacBook replacement w/ a decent screen + cellular!

The keyboard and trackpad on the current MacBooks is terrible compared to the previous generation MBPs and MacBook Airs.
Slightly off but, what I loved most about Node's async/await is that its backwards compatible with promises.

Most of the third-party packages were built during the promises and callback era, and I'm so happy I can still use them. Imagine if its a BC break ala python 3, that would certainly fragment the community and would hurt the adoption of version 7.x.x and above.
Introduction to Procedural Macros
To the best of my knowledge, research is indicating that early specialization in sports only contributes to a very modest gain in skill later in life at the cost of much higher dropout rates, decreased measured enjoyment, and increased injury rates among participants.

My personal experience as a near-Olympic class athlete (swimming) backs this up - the people that were on club teams at age 9 were not the same people that were later swimming at a level where they could qualify for Olympic Trials.
C is fundamental and important now, but are you really not sick of it? Don't you wish we had a language that made it easier and more intuitive to program? Because many of us do. I'm personally rather tired of the boilerplate and legacy issues that come up when writing C -- Seriously, some of them being as simple as writing identical function signatures in multiple files.

It works but we live in a time where we can move on. We don't have to be discontent with an old technology. We have the momentum and community to, who knows, maybe even totally replace C one day.

People are already making games and servers out of Rust. I think that's huge and definitely worthy of further funding and research of all sorts; People are using this technology whether you like it or not!

Did you get it this time?

Anyway, I'm sorry to hear you felt abused for having a differing opinion on a forum somewhere. I understand how emotionally compromising it must be to have your opinions challenged! Hopefully people will treat you with great respect in the future and use C forever.
Modern Monetary Theory (aka Neo-Chartalism) is a reason to believe it can probably keep on going.

I ended up staying in tech instead of pursuing doctoral studies in Economics, but had life broken a different direction my thesis would have been (loosely speaking) related to assessing how governments could leverage MMT differently depending on whether or not they're an issuer of one of the common global reserve currencies.

I was ultimately turned onto the underlying theories after breaking from Neo-Keynesian theories in the wake of QE1 & QE2, but before QE3 was in full swing.
It's a shame (for myself) that they are asking for previous open source experience. I just started using pipenv a few weeks ago and it's fantastic and would be inclined to help out, as long as someone would mentor me. Tough, I guess that would add more work to them.
Texas Got 18 Percent of Its Energy from Wind and Solar Last Year
More progressive garbage vilifying innocent people in order to self promote a magazine... no thanks.
It reminds me Google's "do no evil"; hoping it won't turn out even worse.
Cheapest to pay upfront or cheapest to end up after you get rid of it?

Is quality of experience matters?

IMHO, get new car that comes with 10 yr warranty, like Hyundai.

You'll enjoy it right off the bat, feel safe about any future repairs and be able to resell it at (check the price for 10 yo same model now).

We spend in car hours per day - and quality of experience matters a lot (well, to me at least).

Hence cheapest junker in town won't cut it for me.

Sorry, not much statistics here :)
The problem is, this can all be solved with just a little bit of javascript to make interactive charts, infographics and figures, videos, media, filtering, sorting - then you can still serve static comments, ads, subscribing, favoriting, upvoting, login.
Definitely agree with all that. Yet this is all quite unpopular.

I can't help thinking that all economic woes are self inflicted because of bad culture.
<3 python 3 :)
> Better than nothing, less than ideal, is the theme, but we can't expect the benevolence of corporations if we want to get the world closer to "ideal.

But maybe, we can encourage and highlight the ones that are willing to provide social good beyond profit extraction?

I understand how the world's top companies become so cut throat, especially those that are publicly traded.
But that's not most companies, at least not in the US. Most of them are reasonably sized, privately owned, and most likely the investors are the members of the board.

I'm thinking out loud here, but perhaps if cities played the long tail and offered incentives to the small companies, or those with compensation that is within the top tier, maybe it would draw not just existing business but also spur the creation of new ones that will pay taxes, hire people who will also pay taxes while the company also pays taxes on the employees. It seems like a city diversifying that way (and perhaps accentuating their competitive advantage) would make for a much more stable economy overall.

I just feel think that capitalism and business itself have so much potential for long term good and helping folks, and maybe we should, culturally, shift our incentives and thinking about what those priorities should be.
Of course, competing globally, this becomes much harder to execute, because you will be tempted to race to the bottom.

But personally, and am only going off of hunch and absorbed anecdotal info, but I don't think that most of the businesses in any community are competing globally. I tend to think that most economic activity happens locally, be that city, state, or national.

And perhaps like a lot of things in the US, maybe we should treat this as a health issue. Long term company health, and not try to soak anyone dry just because our stock price will go up 0.0002%
this quarter.
Doesn’t matter at all but “AI” is still in the buzz cycle might as well hop on board.
NIH.

Personally I hate the new {} for set syntax.

Is {} an empty set, or an empty dict?
sorry don't see where the source is. please share.
Anyone wish Instapaper/Pocket had better Text-to-Speech functionality on mobile?
Flash cards. I’m learning my music notation.

Unless you can just chill, then chill.
>As for China, no deficit problem there despite the boom in development.

You are giving them too much optimism. The state budget is healthy only because the national government collect a disproportionate amount of tax revenue* and leave the local governments to fend for themselves, and indeed many of them have been funded entirely on debt for years now the property boom have mostly died down and took land grant money with it.

*Last year 25 provinces ended up receiving more transfer payments than the taxes collected, in other words only the remaining 9 costal provinces are (sort of) without deficit. With a looming demographic crash China is not any better off than the US.
Couple of thoughts as a founder and investor:

1) The company is disincentivized to help you sell your stock/options because it will create a new valuation of common stock. Companies use the lure of a low 409a to attract employees, especially savvy executives, with equity packages. Doing anything to set a higher future strike price is not in their interest.

2) Your NDA almost certainly prohibits you from communicating anything meaningful about the financial success and any future roadmap to possible investors. The company isn't required to open their books to a potential new purchaser and the limited data you can get via Delaware company shareholder rights almost certainly can't be communicated either.

3) It is illegal to market your shares to non-accredited investors.

4) Remember you are selling common, investors are almost always buying preferred with liquidation preferences and other rights attached. The valuation you can ever achieve is limited pre-exit (where all shares usually achieve the same valuation).

Things you can do:

1) The best time to sell like this is during the next round of fundraising. If you are on good terms with the company and probably have already left the company, you may be able to tack on your common shares in a sidenote to one of the investors.

2) Approach existing shareholders (including the founders) as they are best placed to buy your shares. Remember though they probably have board material access and will have more informational rights and access than you do. They will try to price down the shares below their true value.

3) Some specialist secondary VC firms exist who will either buy shares or offer you a personal warrant on the shares. You probably need to be holding $1MM+ of equity for this to be worthwhile.

Overall: this is really a firesale approach. If the company is doing well, existing investors will buy at a huge discount and if the company is not doing well/unclear you almost certainly won't be able to sell.

It's almost certainly never worth trying to sell pre-exit.
Probate transactions allow for a transfer typically (and they may allow for a very few specific other cases such as covering tax on your options by offering a buyback for some portion of them), but otherwise, there is absolutely no transfer allowed unless the company's board allows it.
Isn't python 3 usually installed alongside python/pip 2.7 as python3/pip3, and everything kept seperately?
The old Apple was all about making the best product for customers while making money.

The new Apple is all about making good enough product and making money.

It smells a little Microsoft to me already.
You're assuming those are random numbers. As the article says, they are only semi-random (that's one of the big surprises they found).

And you can see from the numbers that it's not just Mitchell's values that deviate from the expected mean, it's the others as well (he's just more extreme), which also shows we can't expect them all to converge to the mean, there's some more complex statistical process going on.

His deviations being more extreme might be explained by him playing more games, or it might be cheating. So far we can't tell.
it's not real egg and the processed bread-resembling muffin isn't very nutritious either
I did not do any performance profiling yesterday. I am currently interested in deploying object detection models for video streams, and plan to do detailed profiling of those when ready.

That said, the label_image classification example does provide some timing information. On the 500x600px test image that comes with it, non-quantized classifier for 10 iterations took ~900 ms on a RPi2 while quantized took ~300 ms. The confidence values were much lower in the quantized version, but I didn't spot any major misclassification.
One thing that made me choose apple music over spotify is the indian music library. It’s way more better in Apple music
Just watch the Superbowl commercials and what they sell. Beer, soft drinks, snack foods, cars, wireless headphones, etc. Then remember that the Superbowl is broadcasted all over the world.
“SpaceX’s hot new monster rocket ready for first test flight”

Did People Magazine write that?
Typically these transactions are practiced on exercised options (i.e., shares) not options. I've never seen that offer for options.

And they're right, it is fairly risk free. The investors understand (and sign a lot of paperwork indicating that) they understand it's extremely high risk and will possibly end up that (a) the shares will be worth nothing or (b) the company may never, ever offer a liquidity event. In the event that they do, the shares or derived value thereof transfer to the lender/investor. In the event that they don't, the instrument performs exactly like a loan/promissory note backed by the equity the shareholder owns with no vehicle for enforcing repayment beyond derived value from the shares.
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This blockchain platform can compete against Visa