skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For me in Sweden that relly depends on where in the contry we are, most maps (except OSM) have imported a registry of companies (PRV or Skatteverket) that keeps the address for most small companies as the owners home address. So the restaurang shows up in a village a few miles away from it's actual location. This made gmaps and foursquare useless for finding the destination. For me OSM is better of having this right, but the Nomatrim search still makes one unable to find it :D
Their official stance is that these cookies are used for fraud detection: https://www.facebook.com/notes/alex-stamos/preserving-securi...
In theory, Facebook could also sell these ghost profiles to web sites that have the Facebook like button or Facebook comments and want to show personalized ads.
Intuition is a part of the mind that makes approximate models based on experience up to that point. The experiences without anything that would help model infinites would make them non-intuitive. Experiences that would help model infinites would make them at least more intuitive. Experience with rational investigation of them going through examples is actually one way to do that. There's been organizations like Marine Corps incorporating intuition into training for a long time where they set out to program it using realistic scenarios in drills that people do over and over until the intuitive processes pick up the patterns/model. It will happen as many people study that topic as well.

The trick is that you need good data to feed it that makes the patterns clear. You might have not gotten a lot of that on the topic you had no intuition of. On some topics, there hasn't been much of an attempt to do that since people expect it to be hard with everyone forced to do the methods that are non-intuitive. Lots of traditions are like that. Then, there's the possibility something can't be intuitively handled at all. I don't know if those exist but they might. That many activities of people doing math seem to get an intuitive boost during their day-to-day work makes me lean towards intuitive possibilities for about everything that can be approximated (esp with heuristics).
> The hello world has never been easier to do.

Agreed. The hard parts of programming have been removed ( especially for entry level people ).

> We have communities and cheap, fast computers.

And online tutorials ( youtube, coursera, etc ).

Learning to program today is much easier than just 10 years ago.

Not only that, the setup to start programming today is much simpler. Not only does almost everyone have a computer, there are IDEs/programming suites available that eases you into programming.
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> A valuation and market cap are entirely different things

In the way the Fahrenheit and Celsius scales "are entirely different things." Both "valuation" and "market cap" are measures on the aggregated estimated present value of future cash flows, i.e. net asset value, from/of a security.
Sticking to a very low calorie diet is super hard. You'r body starts producing all kinds of hormones to get you to eat more. I fight against this every day. So, I've created a tool that shows me all the lowest caloric density foods and ranks. It also ranks foods by nutrients too: highest nutrients per calorie: https://kale.world/c
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I'm slightly curious what this means about the condition of Twitter as a business if an organization of their size doesn't want to spend the time/resources on maintaining this.

I would guess that the kinds of people who 1. use Macs and 2. decide to download the app are probably among some of Twitter's more engaged and higher-income users.
That's interesting. They can include anyone that uses Chase Quickpay in their "Zelle" metrics. Mind you, I'm referring to people who use QuickPay in the Chase app and not those who have downloaded the newer Zelle app.
It is. I hope they don't do the same thing with their code for whatever they're making.
To be honest I have not seen any official marketing page from telegram nor any ico calendars like https://www.coingecko.com/en/ico . Is this entirely private by some group of deserving entities?
When will the public can and able to participate?
No liberalism ("a political philosophy or worldview founded on ideas of liberty and equality") hasn't on the whole failed although there may have been glitches here and there.

For a much more interesting argument on the other side see Pinker's recent stuff eg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1s2qyYQIRQE and his latest book.
I would recommend taking a look at Litho (Android) and ComponentKit (iOS). Both frameworks by Facebook and inspired by the React component model for pure native development.
I prefer J for this specific examples. The python versions rely on 'non-obvious' syntax with the ::, and argument ordering to the range function.
Incorrect. After the oil is removed, the remaining crushed matter is sold for cattle feed, instead if being just waste.
I wont answer the Consider* part of what you said because it's a straw man argument and should be treated as such.

There are more male programmers than female NOW* but that wasn't the case 50 years ago.

Systematic discrimination has been proven as fact, with palpable examples (I shouldnt have to google this for you).

The 'genetic differences' that this memo quoted have been proven wrong by science... making it psuedo-science.
While this sounds like a good idea, and has me nodding in agreement, it has a potential downside.

A somewhat analogous example is during the Reagan administration, they announced a rule that no new environmental regulations could be passed unless they performed an exhaustive cost-benefit analysis. It turns out that such an analysis is impossible. It was rather transparently recognized as a way to deliberately cripple the EPA.

A less analogous yet instructive example of government trying to regulate itself: Most states have "balanced budget" laws at the state level, yet most states run deficit budgets.
No he is referring to the claims by the left who claim that there is little biological difference and mostly social constructional. Read the whole thing and the whole sentence.
The problem, I feel, is with the Coffee Lake and Kaby Lake R release after learning of Spectre and Meltdown.
If you treat each token issued by companies, the total number of them to equal the stock market that is the multitude of stocks available. Then it do not appear too strange.
Already more than 1000 tokens in the market now according to http://coinmarketcap.com and https://www.coingecko.com/en at current pace we are going we will see 20000 tokens or coins, with people trading back fourth with some value put to them
I come from North Kalimantan. Palm Oil plantation is very productive. Every single part of the fruit can be used. Nothing is thrown away.

We just need to manage the expansion of the plantation properly. It's getting better now under the Jokowi administration but we shall see if he gets elected the second time.
I was reasonably mathy too, but stats was pretty different and I only took a couple semesters of it. It wasn't until I was forced to interact with it in a job setting that the inverse relationship between type I & II errors became really apparent to me. Any time I would crank up settings to reduce type I error, keeping all other things the same, type II error would invariably creep up... and v. versa

Then when looking in to it, I saw a lot of the examples given from the medical industry as GP alludes to, where this is a real big problem (e.g. if your test is 99.999% accurate, but has a 0.001% false positive rate, then if your disease actually only affects 1/1000000 people then the overwhelming majority of people who your test select are actually healthy).

And then I went back and actually read the relevant sections on the stats textbooks for my courses and learned that

(a) it was actually in there, and
(b) evidently my stats courses were way, way too easy to pass

As for the reply, I think I figured out why it was downvoted. It was a double-post, and the intended GGP was here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16398560

Where it makes much more sense.
No. You’d have to re-download/deploy it.

IANAL
pay goes up, and... The industry gets an influx of men working in it.

But isn’t the opposite true as well? I mean, it wasn't that long ago that the IT department was at the bottom of the organisational pecking order, sometimes literally at the bottom in a dingy, windowless basement, and jokes about nerds and geeks and personal hygiene and poor fashion choices and so on were totally mainstream and acceptable. In those days, no-one said it was problematic that these losers and social lepers tended to skew male.

Obviously, everyone should be free to do any work that they want to and show an aptitude for. But you posit a one-way traffic that just isn't true.
They work anywhere there's a system-provided text field.
It's being shoved down people's throats with a massive marketing push combined with Wells Fargo (and maybe other banks) disallowing you to transfer money to another wells fargo account (not owned by you) unless you use the app. Basically forcing you on the platform
> Wien we mean code as data, we mean that Lisp uaes an actual and explicit data format to encode its programs: s-expressions.

Every programming language uses an "actual" and explicit data format to encode its programs, the valid programs all parse to the corresponding AST.

The only thing unique about Lisp here is a construct to parse the serialization format(s-expressions) and perform actions on it i.e. macros. The fact that parsing s-expressions is so trivial makes it seem like manipulating code as data is somehow unique to Lisp.
That certainly depends- Ethereum didn't sell equity and investors in the pre-sale did very well.
With vector tiles one doesn't have to containerize anything - just shard them onto a bunch of servers and server them over https. Put an accelerator/cache in front and proxy to the desired region backend.

With image tiles it's a hurdle. You have to build 18 zoom levels of tiles. The most detailed layers have an astronomic number if tiles. You also need a huge amount if storage.

http://tools.geofabrik.de/calc/#type=geofabrik_standard&bbox...

Did I mention the data being huge? What's the point of having 15Tb container, which takes forever to deploy? You can certainly containerize the services, but there's no benefit containerizing the data, since you have to replace it all at once rather than synchronizing the differences.
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It's not at all different from loving music written by drug addicts whom you wouldn't want as friends. Software developers are people too.
i would just like to get error messages that actually said something more than something went wrong. yea, no shit something went wrong, i already know that, but what and why and how do i fix it are questions i want answered. i know the code knows what went wrong, so just tell me.
Bro, I'm going to have to give you a citation for wrongthink. Take your logic and rationality elsewhere, we're busy feeling things.
In Germany we have two different kinds of universities, the normal ones and the universities of applied sciences. After spending two semesters at a university (with fairly good grades) I switched to the uni of applied sciences.
It was far too theoretical, and I'm not talking about the algorithms and data structures kind of theoretical. More like prove that a nondeterministic fa is not "mightier" / able to compute more than a DFA.

That was not what I wanted and I'm quite happy at the uni of applied sciences now, and since most of our profs have an industry background (and a Dr.) we learn a lot of practical things.

E.g. Git, build management, agile development, a module about usability and user experience, networks, applied algorithms and data structures, some math (proofs where a side note though) etc

On the other hand, some of my fellow students ... Well, one task last semester was to program some really easy program with java, connect to a database with jdbc, do something with the data and write it back. We didn't know about jdbc until then. After a module is finished we have the opportunity to fill out a questionnaire about it and at least half of the class wrote that it was not ok to demand something like this. It boggles the mind.
My first few years of programming were all in Java/Eclipse, and I had an irrational fear of the java/javac CLI compile & run commands. I was completely incapable of modifying build and run scripts (which were customized by one guy at my company), and it was a huge gap in my knowledge. So I have lived this firsthand and can see the value in retrospect.

That being said, I did get a LOT done with the pure IDE (three years of school programming and a year of part time work). So there's something to be said for both sides.
I wish I had done that but getting HR involved seemed like the nuclear option to me, especially for something the person may not have known about. I had approached the team manager but he, in spite of frequent rants about the evils of political correctness, didn't wish to act since he thought it was due to what he called 'culture'. Unpleasant business all around.

I loved the technology and product at that workplace but such awkward situations ensured that I moved on as quickly as I got the opportunity to do so.
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You could try porting your code to GNUstep.

http://gnustep.org/
That's interesting for sure as it is not even on biggest tracker https://www.trackico.io
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Since it wasnt clear from my post above, I buy all of this. But since IANAL, and I couldn't easily find a credible patent lawyer who has written publicly about this, I think it's reasonable to be measured in the claims I made. That said, you're obviously personally more familiar with the situation and having seen you around here before I'd give some weight to what you're saying. It's still a shame that it's difficult to find any public references. I also think it's a shame that there hasn't been a direct legal test/precedent for applying MIT style implicit grants to software. It might be a no brainer extension of existing precedent but to a lay person like me that doesn't quite sound like a sure bet.

Granted, the whole patent thing seemed a bit overblown to me. For the vast majority of companies, it's always seemed like you would probably have much bigger things to worry about if you thought protection from Facebook legal over UI patents was your main concern.
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I'm not quite impressed with the images I found online[1]. Does anyone have an example of a well-written that looks native using this?

[1]: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=nativescript+vue&t=hf&iax=images&i...
Am I the only one who thinks that now would be a good time to buy intel shares, or even wait a bit more until these suits are won (intel will likely lose), so the stock price will go down even further. There is no way intel will lose its market position, so stock prices are likely to go back up after all this drama settles down...
Indonesia had a revolution in 1998. We got a democracy as a result but also decentralization of governance. In the first and half decade of decentralization the level of corruptions simply spike (from already a high level). You see the aggressive expansion of land grabbing for palm oil.

The only way to resolve this issue is to push for better governance in Indonesia.
I think that's pretty cool. Its literally a fireball. Albeit a little different from I imagined but still cool.
Watching that thing in flames makes me think it must’ve been exceptionally dangerous to work on it in a metal shop. Having it catch fire inside would have been disastrous.
You're transiting over their network anyway -- the jig is already up even without relaying via their gateway.
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I read ebooks on my Kindle and I have quite a book collection. It's easy to download them and strip the DRM.
> Computer retailers stopped installing development environments by default. As a result, anyone learning to program has to start by installing an SDE -- and that's a bigger barrier than you might expect. Many users have never installed anything, don't know how to, or might not be allowed to. Installing software is easier now than it used to be, but it is still error prone and can be frustrating. If someone just wants to learn to program, they shouldn't have to learn system administration first.

I'm not sure I agree with this statement. macOS provides Python, Java, Ruby, etc. out of the box, and a C compiler is one button click away. On Linux a C compiler is provided. For web languages, every browser comes with a full suite of development tools.
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I like your analogy. This is classic stalking and I'm glad that something is finally being done about it.
A lot of these kids probably learned to program on a laptop, so they've never used anything that didn't wake from sleep upon opening.
Malaysian palm oil is anything but sustainable. What utter BS.
Too bad he mounted it on a fixed pole before lighting it. I would have liked to see it hanging from a wire, so that it could move in response to the gases ejected by the fire.
For what it's worth, Zoho.com gives catch-all ability with their free tier as long as you supply your own domain.
>There is no way intel will lose its market position

Famous last words if I ever heard them. Ryzen and threadripper are a significant threat especially knowing that AMD is not vulnerable to meltdown (only Spectre).
> What does damore stating a fact that women being more predisposed to more social careers rather than engineering have anything to do with his stance on diversity?

This memo only helps this narrative of 'being predisposed' and that is the issue we are trying to get at.

From your last article: "Ladies, apparently, find the aggressively competitive nature of these subjects too “uninviting,” so they drop out." So many assumptions in those articles that I had to stop reading. Please look up logical fallacies.
Yanking the power cord usually does the trick for me too.
Show HN: Music Library – CC music you can use for YouTube videos
Problem: I like making YouTube videos, but finding music that is licensed for use is hard. There are plenty of paid options out there that are very good. But I don't make money from my videos, so I find it hard to justify spending $X per month.

Solution: My brother and I created a YouTube channel to collect and publish all the best music that you is free to use. Most is Creative Commons or copyright free.

We setup a pretty intense set of automations to make it happen. We go from SoundCloud to Zapier to Google Sheets to CSV to AfterEffect plugin to bash script to upload to YouTube.

Check it out if like quality music, or you are looking for a song you can use in any video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KneNJqJEEyE
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your goal, but how could this not be achieved with a separate database, and overlay your pokemon on-top of the OSM map?
Yes, Twitter as a campaign/marketing vehicle pretty much enabled the outcome of our last Presidential election.
No it's not, the source is on Github. Windows client looks like it uses openssl, Android client looks like it uses boringssl. I didn't actually clone the repos and and take a proper look tho.
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For me Handbrake is very impressive. When I was ripping DVDs frequently it worked great, and the queue feature is super.
You failed to achieve your goals and just made things worse by replying. Block and move on.
> just syncing the map data from osm regularly would require decent hardware

We need servers with at least 24 CPU threads and 256 GB RAM and moving the data into PostGIS, region by region takes a week or two. Plus you manually have to fix the process when it just spits out an error and aborts after 15 hours of churning.
As a less extreme example, an implementation of the AES cipher in Excel formulas (no macros): https://www.nayuki.io/page/aes-cipher-internals-in-excel
> We purposely, from the category of all qualified junior applicants, hired those that also were from less represented groups.

IANAL, but from my understanding making hiring decisions based on race, gender or religion is a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. But I really don't know what I am talking about and would be interested in hearing a lawyer's opinion.
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Most manholes are round because that is the most practical shape such that the cover cannot fall in. There are actually other shapes, but they are usually hinged and most costly.
Your reply is a case of putting out the fire with gasoline. When you know nothing else to do, but you are absolutely sure this will make things vastly worse, standing idly by and watching the fire burn is the least worst thing you can do.

Granted, it's a horrible experience.
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For the sake of making the war technology, the scientists mistakenly install the malware program in the robotic machines. Now robots machines are going to make confrontation with the humans and they are now ruling the humans of the grand city.
Safe in the sense that me sending money doesn't expose my bank account to being ripped off. We have a huge problem in the office right now in that we don't have any mechanism to pay each other digitally for things like lunch - seriously! A lot of the office feels really weird about giving their banking credentials to Venmo (even though it's pretty popular here in Ann Arbor, MI) and a bunch of people think paypal is shady (I use both of them, but I'm probably a little more open to risk).

Zelle sounds like it will be exactly what we've been looking for - a safe way to send cash to each other, with the exact same risk profile of cash - that is, I give you my cash, and you have my cash, but nothing else.

I 100% agree with you though, that the banks need to make it clear that this is to be used to send money to friends, and family - not strangers - unless you are okay with strangers just taking your cash. Poor communication on their part.
I'm a sublime user but I find myself accidentally using keyboard shortcuts when doing things such as:

- Writing emails in gmail

- Replying to instant messages

- Writing answers on stack overflow

- Filling out web forms

This is mostly for multiple cursors which are now ingrained in how I type. I'll often copy text to sublime and then copy it back so having a automated way of doing this doesn't seem crazy to me anymore (it would have done 5 years ago).
This is actually a readline thing, so you can edit your $HOME/.inputrc with

set editing-mode vi

and get the vi bindings in everything that supports readline, e.g. the Python shell etc. There's tons more that can be customized here. You can even have it put the current vi mode in your prompt and stuff like that.

https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Readline-...
I think it should be possible. Can you give an example that can't be translated?