skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wouldn't recommend the Earthworks M50 for this application. Earthworks' design approach for these microphones is to maximize time domain performance by having excessive bandwidth, minimal phase distortion, and flat frequency response. In order to achieve this, they have to use a tiny condenser element, which has relatively low sensitivity and thus relatively high noise.

If you're looking to measure things near or below the limits of human hearing, I'd recommend looking at microphones designed for infrasound rather than low sensitivity microphones designed to go into the ultrasonic range. PCB and Brüel & Kjær are the big names here.

Measuring infrasound is pretty difficult, unfortunately. Most audio gear has a high pass filter, which makes sense for most uses but not this. Also, pseudo-noise from air currents is often a huge source of error.
Depends on what they are. Plenty of brick and mortar stores only compete with other providers within their city/area and don't really care what's going on in other cities. Offer them exclusivity in their region of business if you need to.

Even if that's not the case. If it's genuinely out of their price range to get built custom just for them, which it almost always will be, then they should be willing to collaborate just to get it at all.

Sorry, I guess you don't ever need to do any actual contracting at all if it's just exploratory. I was writing from experience as half of a "software development agency" so we did do custom work, I just noticed that a lot of what we were building could easily be turned in to a product.

I will say though that actually doing some work for them, basically getting carte blanche to poke around their workstations and getting rundowns from their staff on how to achieve their tasks, reveals a lot of opportunities. You come across things like them moving over to a different pc. "Oh we need to use this because it has our X on it, which we use to do Important Task. It's not made any more so we can't get a new version".
Reading this reminds me of The Design of Everyday Things.
The main bit of this is that Bing and Baidu HAVE to support AMP, because as Google's competitors, they can't allow Google to have any advantage, even if the solution poisons the Internet. And because Google has 87% of all search traffic, if a site is going to support a solution, it's going to be AMP.

Google's playing with nukes here. It's not just people under their domain who are affected, but anyone who wants to stay in the same game as them. Why do other countries look to build nukes? Because the US has them, and if you want to not be taken out by the US, you need them too.
Even if you used ebtables to filter out containers talking to each others' MAC addresses, wouldn't they be able to send broadcast or multicast packets to communicate with each other?

I guess it's not clear to me if the vulnerability/bug/whatever here is "two conspiring containers can establish a covert channel" or "a malicious container can send normal-looking traffic to a container, bypassing that container's firewall rules."

It does seem like the right answer is unique bridge networks per container. On physical networks, it's hard to prevent two untrusted devices on the same L2 domain from establishing a covert channel. (And it's hard to prevent two networked untrusted, conspiring devices anywhere on the internet from establishing a covert channel, if they're trying hard enough.)
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I barely hang out with friends anymore; I do see it as a problem, but the punchline of the article rings true to me (first night both men are available is in 3 months).

For a while I would make friends with people in their early 20s, as that was the age group that would be randomly free after my kids were in bed. I'm approaching 40 now though and am not sure how socially acceptable this still is...
If you want to meet people with a common interest, try improv. Going through a series of improv classes with the same group gets you well acquainted.

One thing I like about improv is that I am forced to interact with others, something I was not good at. Now I am better. Not great, but definitely better.

Plug: In Los Angeles, I recommend the Westside Comedy Theater (westsidecomedy.com) just off the Santa Monica 3rd Street Promenade. Very welcoming to all.
One of the most common complaints about MIT CS (from outsiders and hiring managers) is that it’s not practical enough. There’s very little “applied” industry CRUD-type programming in the curriculum. I think this is a good thing, but also lament the changes in 6.001.
life just got too busy and you no longer stay together for friendship long enough(unlike you have a few years for that during childhood, school, college, etc).
I think the idea is that people don't always want personal connections with other people they're going to be forced to see on a regular basis (and live next to). Your anecdote about neighbors angrily banging on your door to tell you to turn down the tv is an example of that. If they were your friends they may have been socially obligated to either suffer through the noise or come over and hang out. After a long day of work you may feel like neither of those things. It's sort of similar to why a lot of people don't like dating co-workers. If it goes south, you'll still have to see and work with this person every day. A lot of people would probably prefer to compartmentalize those they live next to and those they hang out with.
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A good chunk of us probably have a dad or some other relative that is like that
Nice site :)

Might want to fix this passage:

> We use an emphasis on optionality, machine learning, and a dedicate to results to get you more users and leads. We don't want you to pay us for unless we improve your results.
I built a laser once. Based on the crappy efficiency my conclusion would be that the chances of this happening are very low, especially in quantity, even without accurate data.
Are all parameters not described equals to zero ?
We can put Hamburg (Germany) on the list of "humming cities" too. When I moved close to the harbour I started hearing a humming sound, espececially at night, almost exclusively indoors.

None of my flatmates heard that sound, so I started questioning my perception until I found another person living in the same building hearing that sound. Our bedrooms are located one below the other and the sound is most perceivable in that rooms, but we can hear that sound at other places inside the building too while others can not.

Some time later, articles in various local newspapers about that hum appeared (search for "Brummen Hamburg" if you're interested, unfortunately only articles in german), telling stories about various people along the river "Elbe" hearing that hum. I started reading about the Windsor and Bristol hum that time too.

A local politician started investigating that issue together with scientist from a technical university but - besides some theories (e.g. a big power plant) which couldn't be proven - with no success. The acousticians where cited that some of them could hear the hum at various places too, but in terms of sound level they couldn't measure it distincly from the "general" background noises of the city (with harbour, industry and much highway traffic).

In the last few years there wasn't much news about it but the hum is still there in varying intensity and duration.
But doesn't it then just eventually become an excuse not to bother cleaning up pages?

Personally I'm just wondering where the legitimate demand for this (slightly faster page loading) is coming from: Consumers or ad/data networks?
Your question relates more to IPython Kernel than Jupyter per se. Fortunately ipykernel has out of the box integration with event loops, e.g. https://github.com/ipython/ipykernel/blob/master/ipykernel/e... for asyncio integration, and you can then schedule cell updates on the asyncio event loop as you would normally. To have events on the Python side generate visible updates in the Jupyter notebook you can use ipywidgets, for which the Python widget state in the kernel is automatically synchronized to the JavaScript widget state.
Yeah, no kidding. My last company was up in arms to replace HipChat with Slack even though they were 99% identical. There hasn't been a significant innovation in chat technology in like 30 years yet the business sector is more frothy than ever.
Polish DeWalt site has no TLS, registration is mandatory for extended warranty
This post is, and I am not using the term to be hyperbolic or insulting, pathological. If we need songs to prove the point, Hank Williams, undoubtedly an American man, wrote "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" in 1949.
One reason might be because their (academia's) customers demand a return on investment. And that return is difficult to realize when Recruiter Joe is screening you for a job and asking how many years of "The Java" you've had.

Don't get me wrong, this is in no way an argument against what you said. I'm just offering up a possible answer.
There's plenty of ethical companies etc. with need for advertisement. Just like advertisement itself doesn't have to be manipulative or deceiving, not everybody who is in business is a sociopath. Those who are should not remain in business, if you ask me, and it's my personal duty to help them with that.
I've always found that being in a serious/stable relationship tends to slowly cut people off over time. I honestly like being single in my mid-30's because there's always a little kick in the pants to get out and socialize that my married friends don't have.

Every time I end up in a stable live-in relationship (and I've seen this happen to a lot of my friends as well), the idea of going out and seeing/making friends more than once a week feels more and more unnecessary over time. It's so much easier to cook dinner and watch Netflix rather than get dressed and be on the prowl (both for romantic relationships and interesting people to hang out with).
GGP was “stocks on margin” and my response of (unqualified) equities I meant stocks as well.
There is no other way according to customer service reply I've got to obtain extended warranty than register via local page. Name, Address, Phone number and password, all this is sent via plain http.
Power tools manufacturer DeWalt is subsidiary of Stanley Black & Decker which according to wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Black_%26_Decker) 2012 revenue was $US 10.19 BILLION. To add insult to injury saw I've bought costs twice as much as priciest wildcart certificate I've found.
A therapist said make friends your own age or younger because they’ll die before you? Huh? Am I have a brain fart?
Have you thought about joining a gym? Are you actively seeking out friendships or befriending people in there 20's? Have you tried connecting with people in there 40's, 50's?

Personally I think that the world `friend` have been de-valued to the point used interchangeably with acquaintance. Also the modern social `self help` book's that mostly recommend venting people from ones life that are too needy or selfish and to surround yourself with only positive people who only want you to succeed have accumulated in a situation where people to people contact is very limtted and when it is its normally criticized and scrutinized for its merit.

The other end of the stick that I do like waggling is why do you think you need a friend? Are you soo focused on `friend` that you're not looking after yourself first? Maybe you're focused on friend because it takes the spotlight off yourself as the arbiter of your own life? Hell you may have not been successful because you didn't have a friend!

Focus on yourself, put boundaries around your life. Get a good night sleep, and focus on being better than you used to be yesterday. Expand your social/business circles and Friends will follow in a healthy productive way.
Heh, I find these more interesting than the successful ones.
And here I am, sitting during my 1.5 hour commute, thinking about how I should buy some more work-appropriate casual clothes because no one else wears suits at this site, and what free or inexpensive software we could use to make a project team collaborate more effectively...

What other "enterprise ready" solutions are there for this purpose? My other options based on the team's familiarity with them are are O365 (SharePoint/Outlook/Teams + MS Project), ServiceNow (I guess?), or HP PPM. I'd rather use something hosted because getting internal infrastructure is hard.
Or open the site in incognito mode. Works every time.
Is there an operator/annotation that is the opposite of '/s', like I'm being genuine?

!/s

/g
You CAN ship v1.2.1 after v1.3.0 is live. I have tested this with the vgo prototype and it works fine (see github.com/joncalhoun/vgo_main):

$ vgo list -m -u
MODULE VERSION LATEST
github.com/joncalhoun/vgo_main - -
github.com/joncalhoun/vgo_demo v1.0.1 (2018-02-20 18:26) v1.1.0 (2018-02-20 18:25)

Notice that v1.0.1 was released AFTER v1.1.0

What the minimum version is doing is giving our code a way to automatically resolve upgrades if they are necessary. Eg if module X requires module Z w/ a version >= 1.0.1, while module Y requires Z with a version >= 1.1.0 we clearly CANNOt use v1.0.1, as it won't satisfy the requirements of Y, but we CAN use v1.1.0 because it satisfies both.

The "minimum" stuff basically means that even if a version 1.3.2 of Z is available, our code will still use v1.1.0 because this is the minimal version to satisfy our needs. You can still upgrade Z with vgo, or if you upgrade a module X and it now needs a newer version of Z vgo will automatically upgrade in that case (but to the minimal version that X needs), but random upgrades to new versions don't just occur between builds.
Yeah, definitely interested ;)

Any chance the course has room for the other side of the coin? Namely, how neuroevolution and genetic strategies inform deep reinforcement learning?

Am also interested in learning about the state-of-the-art in cloud based packages. I noticed recently Google released a tool called DeepVariant for use on their genomics platform.

https://github.com/google/deepvariant

Creating a universal SNP and small indel variant caller with deep neural networks

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2018/01/09/092890
Hey, my day job doesn't pay nearly that much :)
I was getting ready to post this. The empirical equation for the frequency of the oscillation is on Wikipedia, which should allow easy testing of the hypothesis that a Karman vortex street is responsible if any particular object is thought responsible. As I recall, if the Reynolds number is too high, the oscillation will become broadband, so it won't sound as described.

Of course, other fluid dynamical instabilities could be responsible, so discounting a Karman vortex street doesn't eliminate fluid instabilities in general. A more general fluid dynamical instability is the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelvin%E2%80%93Helmholtz_insta...
I realized profound joy when I realized that an above-average number of the parents at the [non-mainstream sport] studio to which I take one of my kids were people who shared a _lot_ of my nerdy-interests. It was one of those rare "I've found my people!" moments.
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When I was younger I thought sports were stupid, but as I've grown older I've come to enjoy watching football a lot and to especially enjoy watching it with other people. Yeah, it's not going to go on my tombstone when I die, but how many things are? It's a common thing to watch, speculate about, emote over, etc., and the game itself has grown more interesting to me as I've come to understand it more.

I also think the importance of having a common lifestyle or a lot of shared interests can be overstated. I don't share that many hobbies with my wife but I enjoy talking to her and spending time with her regardless. I enjoy meeting up with old friends from school even when they're at totally different career stages than I am. You don't have to do the most expensive thing you can afford every night.
Apparently I've been censored and rate-limited, so I can't continue this discussion.

Why not? Leftists want equality of outcome, right? Why does that exclude college enrollment, unemployment, dangerous work, etc?

Response to below: Would people on HN really be all over these studies? Or would they be censored as I have been?

And I just posted a study for you in our other comment chain, since you demand it so persistently. I hope you're reading these edits...
I think the efficiency gain from cities is more than just some people working in a single company, but all sorts of logistical savings.

Perhaps my imagination isn't big enough, but I just don't see VR replacing dasein as it were.
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FreeBSD's Jails doesnt allow raw socket access by default since i have been using it (~10Y) and probably even much longer.

edit: Since 2004 to be precise.

https://www.freebsd.org/releases/5.3R/relnotes-amd64.html

So well documented. Gotta love it.
The puzzle is unsolvable if you ask why can't I find friends. Probably nothing wrong with you.

The puzzle is instantly solvable if you ask why can't I be a good friend to others. Lets see, at age 19 I was juggling part time school, Army Reserves service, a grunt manual labor job, and an internship fake job, I was kinda busy. At age 22 I was working a semi-challenging full time programming job while still going to school just under the full time tuition credit limit to finally get my CS degree, so MTWR all night lectures and saturday morning class lectures until noon, so if someone said "hey lets have some beers" I'd be like LOL no. Starting around age 31 I was busy for a couple years with my father's obscure diagnosis terminal liver cancer which appeared out of the blue for no reason and couldn't be correctly diagnosed for months, which means not just the illness but helping mom move to apartment and sell the old house after fixing it up a bit, honestly I don't think I had a minute off from age 31 to about 33 or so when things started settling down. From age 29 until, well, frankly now, I have been busy raising two kids, and "daddy please come to my soccer game" trumps "hey lets have some beers" every time. And I spent most of age 30 talking to gastroENT doctors and dietitians and pediatricians about what ended up being Celliac disease for my older son, which ironically is very relaxing once you emerge from the medical industrial complex with a diagnosis, but until then its endless hell. At age 44 my MiL is slowing down and its time to move her from her house full of stuff requiring some repairs and cleanup to an apartment or "assisted living" or whatever, so I'm guessing this will consume about a year or two of my life. Around age 26 I got married, must have done it right still married to her, but doing a standard big spending American style marriage meant we consumed pretty much a year of our spare time, and I was merely the groom (tux fitting is like 15 minutes one time for guys whereas custom handmade wedding gown fitting is like five two hour trips to the gown maker for a dress she only wore a couple hours on the big day, for example)!

So yeah I have no idea why some dude can't find friends, but I could write for pages why I would be a terrible friend to someone who needed time. Lets face it, some rando from a hobby or work is pretty low on the totem pole which is crammed with family members.
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This is a 'classic' take on a phenomenon that I believe is deeply related to what you are describing:

https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths

FWIW, I think I originally read this here on HN.
nodejs's "require", which pulls different versions depending on which module calls it, is a cool trick.

Unfortunately, it also has a downside, and in go that downside would be noticeable.

Let's take one easy example: a logging library. Let's say I pull in "logrus v1.0.1" and one of my dependencies pulls in "logrus v1.0.2". In my "main" function, I set logrus's default loglevel to debug (logrus.SetLevel(logrus.DebugLevel)).

If go did the thing nodejs does (a different copy of logrus for my dependency than my main), the "logrus.SetLevel" would only affect my package, not any of my dependencies; they'd still log at a default level.

This would be true of other things; "func init" code would run once per dependency that had that library, not just once, maps wouldn't be shared, pools, etc.

This is a lot more memory usage, but it's also really surprising, especially in the case of logging.

I definitely prefer having only one copy of a library in memory and having package-level variables (like loglevel) work as expected.

If that ends up failing and I need two different versions, vendor+import-path rewriting allows an escape hatch

These days, npm actually tries to minimize and flatten dependency versions as much as possible to avoid the huge memory tax.
Sure, but that doesn’t change my point. What about closed accounts, invalid account numbers, or NSF? All three of those cause ACH rejects/reverts without any indemnity, yet weren’t in your list.
Hah, maybe. My happiest friends are in their 40s and 50s, so I hope you're wrong. :)
I turn 36 in a week. I find it easy to make friends, but I've never been good at making the kind of friends I'd die for. There's a handful - less than five. Even that category, though, fades with time and distance.

This doesn't really bother me. I think relationships are probably more ephemeral than the zeitgeist would have you believe.

That's not a bad thing, or a good thing. Just an observation based on anecdotal experience.
Wow thats amazing! Congrats on being more of your self.
One could make the argument that this happens if the "stable live-in relationship" is actually a codependent relationship.
As a DL framework author myself, I can say for a fact we all steal good ideas from each other. There's no conspiracy here.

A lot of folks not actually building the tools like to assume there's some big war going on where we're trying to sabotage each other.

In reality, we're all just scratching our own itch. This goes for pytorch, TF, as well as us.

Yeah there's occasional public debate, but we're not out to go to "war" with each other or anything. It's the end users that make this out to be something it's not.

Just food for thought here.
Might be the new reality that everyone needs to be nomadic to survive. My parents had lots of friends, likely because they were financially able to put their roots down in a community. I’ve pretty much been unable to live in the same city for more than 3-4 years or so, at least not since better economic times. From jobs disappearing/moving to cost of living forcing a move, us younger folks don’t have the security of knowing where we will be in 5 years, which makes it harder to make friends and acquaintances.
I don't really believe it is harder across the board after 30. I think it can be difficult in certain situations. But overall I believe it to actually be easier after 30. You're no longer trying to fit in or trying to be with a person/s for reasons other than pure friendship. You're most likely settled a bit in your life at this stage. Thus not competing for things. Probably planted roots in the area you're residing for various reasons. I think these things make it easier later in life.
I ended forking and creating this https://github.com/d1egoaz/vim-anywhere
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