skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The general point he makes is that "if I define what speed means, I always code faster", so yeah, he's right. Sort of :)
I think at this stage, it's scientists designing and building them. Some scientists have a lot of overlapping skills with engineering, but it's not really the same thing.
Letting good investors keep their returns is how we encourage the volume of good investments to increase. It both provides better investors with more capital to invest with, and incentivizes them to invest.

Centrally planned economies don't make these considerations and languish in productivity as a result.

The wealth generated should go to the investor who earned it.

>>or even automate rich people out of their jobs.

Go right ahead. Any automated tool you create that can effectively identify investment opportunities would be a enormous boon to humanity.

What you'll find as you grow more familiar with how an economy works is that investment is a dynamic, ever-changing process, and individual initiative and enterprise is always necessary to make it happen.

Many people make the mistake you're making now, of taking for granted the process of managing and allocating capital, because they don't understand how enormously complex the task is.
The source of the sound is at 47°9′S 126°43′W.
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The type of housing is called "apartment", because it's a part of a larger building.

A condominium is an apartment that is owned by an individual, who then pays maintenance fees to the condominium association, who in turn manages the building.

If you own a condo, you may be allowed to rent it out to someone else.

A more common option for rental apartments is that a landlord of some sort (an individual, a corporation, etc) owns an entire building, and rents out all apartments.
I wonder to what extend the typically German forms of tormenting an individual like copyright trolling or Rundfunkbeitrag letters have their inspiration in Zersetzung practices.
"What I find worst about modern city life is not having a relationship with my neighbors"

To each its own I guess. I used to live in a small town where everybody knew everybody and absolutely hated it. Now I live in a city where I don't know even my closest neighbors, there's no pressure to interact with them and I love it this way. Though it's a personal choice, I see some neighbors socializing in a yard all the time, looking after each others' kids etc.
The title and article feels like hyperbole:

As user, I love AMP. It is much faster and lighter. God knows what javascript is running behind those websites that drives my CPU usage to 100%.
Salaries Will Increase for Cybersecurity Jobs, Survey Says
What happens if I do inspect elements and remove styling? :D
a superfluid flows with zero viscosity, that means if we were to put it into some kind of centrifuge and spin it, it would not slow down due to friction. If it never slows down due to friction, in theory, that implies we should be able to accelerate a superfluid to the speed of light.

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nope.
> if they don't do it, I guess someone else will

In my book, the ethical viewpoint would be, “someone else might eventually do that, but it sure as hell won't be me”.
I dunno, Vegas and Montreal have pretty crappy weather and they are 10 times more walkable than Dubai.
Genuine question: Why do people view AMP as a threat, whereas many Apple's formats/compatibility are non-standard? Is it because many accept privacy over openness?
Example: Apple news or iTunes or Messages
It's a publication by Stripe on engineering: https://increment.com/
Most anyone can "do" origami given instructions. But no one came up with a single fold design until David Mitchell did -- minimalist designs are only easy in hindsight. At the other extreme we have Robert Lang's amazing creations (which may require many more than four complex parameters!).

http://www.langorigami.com/artworks/mammals
The center of Paris is an extremely dense urban area packed with over7-story appartment buildings.
I agree. It seems to come from the silicon valley culture more than anything. After all Peter Thiel, one of the more extreme examples of this sort of thinking, got a philosophy bachelors degree iirc.
Those figures are for 2019, and certainly there are extremely few (if any) teachers that have a PhD and stick around for 20 years. DCPS loses about 25% of its teachers every year, with the highest poverty DCPS schools losing 40% per year. The rate nationally has been increasing over the past decade. But let's assume six years of experience, which puts their salary with a bachelors at $62,771.

The median cost of a home in DC is $545,000 according to Zillow, with property tax approximately $8,992.50. A 30 year mortgage minimum plus the property tax would be around $3,535 a month. Around 68% of the teacher's gross salary is going to housing. This is over double the suggested amount anyone should spend on housing, and definitely not middle class.

If they live outside of DC (almost no teacher can afford to own a home alone in DC) the median cost of a home goes down to only $385,000. But state taxes vary; they're generally higher in Maryland, whereas in Virginia you pay more tax to own a car, for example. The monthly mortgage plus property tax in Montgomery County would be only $2,320 per month, so a more affordable 37% of salary. Now we can start adding on the extras, like insurance, transportation, food, etc in an expensive metro area.

Speaking of turnover, it's nice that teachers in DC are allowed to live in surrounding areas. In states such as NJ, all public employees must live in the state, and NJ property taxes are the highest in the country. After adding on home insurance (which might already be high) and then extras like mandatory flood insurance (depending on where you live), this leaves teachers faced with potentially paying more on property tax and insurance than their mortgage, or renting an apartment.

This is one of many potential reasons for a high turnover rate. Around the country, teachers face not only low salaries and completely unreasonable expectations, but various challenges like the above. I don't think administration is the sole cause of these problems, as administration is usually responding to outside pressure.
There are some things you can't do (or are much more difficult) once you reach retirement, such as some physically demanding activities. You can either live life while life is worth living, or you can waste your prime accumulating wealth you can't take with you at the end and aren't healthy enough to enjoy to the fullest.

Just another perspective, not a personal attack.
Visual artifacts are often visible only at higher resolutions. Take the first photo, as an example: wouldn't you be curious to see how the road looks at a higher resolution? From the thumbnail - it might as well be horrible/ unusable. Same thing about the clouds.
With no billing address, though, right?
Both bowling and cinema are activities that are essentially still done alone even when done as a group. One person bowls at a time per lane, and watching movies in a theatre is pretty much a silent solitary experience unless you're being a nuisance.

If someone's late to go bowling we/I start bowling without them. When they show up, they wait and join in at the next game, or get their own lane.

If someone doesn't make it to the cinema before the show starts, I'm watching the movie I wanted to see without them. It's their loss, not mine, and I'm not waiting for them or upset - I'm seeing the movie I wanted to see.

It makes relatively little difference to me if they're present for those activities. It's the activity that I'm principally interested in. Sure it's more fun to bowl with others, but only marginally. The last film I went out of my way to see with a friend, afterwards I didn't even understand why I bothered when the experience was largely unchanged from seeing it alone yet I drove across town to watch it sitting next to someone I knew, useful that.

Surely you could come up with better examples than those for when to justifiably be upset with a person being late...

I'm not even one of those people who's chronically late, I just don't see it as an issue worth fussing over in the vast majority of social circumstances.
What field of computer science does BFT fall under?
Why do you need a superfluid? It sounds like all you need is disc in a vacuum that you suspend/rotate like the armature of a motor.

Until, of course, it gets nowhere near the speed of light because the limiting factor to spinning something fast isn't friction, it's the required centripetal force to keep it in one piece.

And assuming you could solve that by making the spinning thing out of unobtanium, you're still not doing anything to break conservation of momentum.
I have never ever met such a person- what does that say about the probability?

Personally I think the probability of this used as an excuse is much higher than of it beeing true.
It’s a bit sad this project isn’t open-source. Also I’m pretty confident that the Facebook support group isn’t a good way to start a community around this software.
But it is in the creators scope?
I feel like I'm in the same boat. I got a holiday work visa and lived in Australia when I was 29, and New Zealand until I was 32. For the past decade, I've never lived in the same city for more than three years.

Meetup.com, swing dancing, reddit meetups, board game nights, spoken word poetry, comedy open mics, theater, contra dancing are just a couple of the things I try to get involved in (I get burnt out on a few and rotate hobbies; dropping in and out of scenes).

It usually takes me about a year to a year and a half to make a solid group of friends in a city, but the friends I've made, I've kept in touch with all around the world. Going back to my home town was amazing too, even though so many people I knew had moved on. I wrote some blog posts about being nomadic:

https://khanism.org/perspective/a-tale-of-two-journeys/

https://khanism.org/perspective/minimalism/
Damn, I'd never realised things had gotten that bad. I willingly share photos of myself online but that's my choice. It's sad that even privacy nuts can't hide themselves anymore.
If you really love music, such festivals are full of interesting older ravers, open to conversation to begin with.
The latter. He was just citing another conspiracy theory of how to create a gravity engine / warp drive that had become more relevant with the actual discovery of E115.
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Usually no, unless say, the tool put some part of itself in the output.

The license of GCC doesn't affect the license of your binaries.

The license of python doesn't affect the license of your software.

etc.
Cryptoassets: regulation in the air?
This is why people get organized- put in the keys always in the same spot so you do not have to bother thinking about where your keys are.
Or Check if they have the fundamentals on your person before leaving- wallet, phone, keys...
AMP can be hosted by 'YOU'. See Guardian.com 's own AMP cache. It is not google taking over the web.

https://amp.theguardian.com
https://www.theguardian.com/membership/2016/feb/24/todays-re...
It's always possible, but much harder for some people. It's in many ways like alcoholism or other addictions: it's not useful to pontificate to alcoholics and blame them for a lack of of will power when dealing with a serious mental impairment. Yet, willpower remains the single best cure against addiction, encouraging people to leave themselves at the hands of impulse is not healthy advice. People do lose weight and keep it off by willpower, addicts change their lives by willpower.

Gastric bypass is not a silver bullet, it's a major surgery with a significant mortality rate and is always a last resort for the most severe cases who have at least made an effort.
In think the point was sightly different - roughly that as a particle approaches the speed of light, its 'inertial mass' approaches infinity (as it requires more energy to speed it up). Unfortunately this 'inertial mass' is unrelated to gravity.
Ha. Yes. That is very true. I take back the 'super annoying'. But still i have to go up and down, its not connected, so its still annoying. Beat that.
OT, but why do those machines need to run Windows? Why can't you install Linux?
Banks loooove making indices. They're normally poorly researched and not carefully thought through.
But is that not why he is using a fluid? A fluid does not have intermolecular bonds that need to overcome the centripetal force, so it shouldn't be a problem?
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> I have never ever met such a person- what does that say about the probability?

You did. You probably have family like that. The fact that you _think_ you never met such a person says a lot about you, though.
> I slowly came to understand that my Hum was an internally generated sound.

Surely you asked other people if they also heard a hum? If they said no, what made you not focus on the ear right from the beginning?
I fail to connect the renderings shown in the article to 10,000 homes. There's no way 10,000 units fit into this building. Why are they so obsessed with building low?
Could you explain why not?

It doesn't sound right to me either, but I have a hard time explaining to myself why it wouldn't maintain it's velocity.
A small rock near a larger rock, to be fair. Still not very effective.
Given the San Andreas fault, I am not sure I want to be riding in a Santa Cruz mountain tunnel.

Why not instead just run high speed commuter rail to the Central Valley? A maglev or something?

Definitely far more immediately useful than that San Fran — Los Angeles boondoggle.
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Great suggestions. Thanks. Cannot promise anything right now, but I hope I will get to those topics someday.
How a $1.8B Indian Bank Fraud Lasted Seven Years
The benefits of exercise actually usually outweigh harm from pollution in many developed cities, e.g. London: https://ig.ft.com/sites/urban-cycling/assets/pollution-londo...

Of course if you live in a very polluted city the harm is much more pronounced: https://ig.ft.com/sites/urban-cycling/assets/pollution-world...

Source: https://ig.ft.com/sites/urban-cycling/
It still has inertia, and as you point out it has the added disadvantage of having no internal structure to help hold it in place.

Put a plate in the center of a turntable and pour some water into it. Now rotate the turntable, slowly accelerating. What happens to the water?
I think you guys are overlooking the most obvious flaw, in that a "superferrofluid" should be impossible to manufacture, as a "ferrofluid" by definition must have some amount of intermolecular bonding, where as a "superfluid" cannot have any at all.
My guess is that they are separate services which have always been that way and people can choose not to use them from the beginning.
Amp is different in that it sits in front of a lot of websites which used to work directly, it’s apples and oranges.

iTunes didn’t take over any existing service or stop you from doing something you could before on the web
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Probably the only drawback to that area. It really is close to perfect in my opinion but you would have to drive to Reno to socialize really.
You'll get those, yes. I know because I was one of them... But I think you unerestimate how bad the average interviewee can be.

Someone who hello worlds new languages may not know the syntax or idioms to write fizzbuzz in any specific language, but they will be able to characterise the rough shape of the problem, and not just sit in silence...
I think the issue with very high speed centrifuges is much more about the high centrifugal force than it is about friction.
That page right there is why I never used Reddit and when I drop by I just don't understand it. So, your comment sounds interesting, I click the page and it's just a bunch of unrelated stuff with title's like "Does anybody else use it when they don't want to hear something ?" Hear what? What is the level above, what connects these posts?? The top of the page just says "Come for the cats stay for the something" and the top post says "Awesome new relevant CSS trick added to the subreddit." -- What?? the link I clicked suggests something about "earrumblersassemble". Clicking on a Reddit link is almost always a maddening experience for me. What is wrong with me?!
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speaking as 33 year old, i can tell you why people don't make friends with me - because i don't want any friends. my wife and children + colleagues are more than enough
> In the UK, for instance, we have no requirements for a university degree other than the courses relevant to that degree.

Which depends almost entirely on the university in question. My computer science degree (Cambridge) had two separate courses focusing on ethics/humanities. Year 1 had Professional Practice and Ethics (which starts as broad as "Ethical theory. Basic questions in ethics. Survey of ethical theories: [...]. Advantages and disadvantages of the two main theories: utilitarian and deontological.", not just as it relates to CS), and Year 2 had Economics and Law (broad introduction to micro/macroeconomics, and a general overview of the law as it related to CS). The course introduction for the latter notes that you are to treat it as if reading a humanties subject:

> One word of warning: many part 1b students may never have studied a humanties subject since GCSE. It is a different task from learning a programming language; it is not sufficient to acquire proficiency at a small core of manipulative techniques, and figure out the rest when needed. Breadth matters. You should spend at least half of the study time you allocate to this subject on general reading. There are many introductory texts on economics and on law; your college library is probably a good place to start.

FWIW, I don't recall many complaints about the presence of these courses. Most seemed to find it useful to get a more rounded view, and it was a nice change of pace from tens of hours of pure computer science a week). It was also likely helpful for my later studies in Law.

https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/0809/EconLaw/
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I was looking for that too; indications in the article that people actually recorded and had waves/evidence of the hum. It's impossible to tell if the noise in the video is just stock sounds or an actual recording of the event in question.
Thanks. We merged most comments thither.
Impulse over powers free will in the long term. Try starving yourself to death. Unless you are exceptional your will power will fail you. Ultimately you are not the master of desire. Desire is the master of you.
I blame the parents, even when they aren't directly to blame, when they abuse teachers and administrators for not passing their obviously unqualified child. Parents don't seem to care if their child learns as much as whether they can leave the school system.

Really though, the politicians are exacerbating the problems. Not only do they abandon communities in need, they cut education funding across the board, and then put price tags on the schools - pass students in my district or we cut the money even more. Meanwhile, they spend more on the military and kick the can down the road.
If it isn't for you, then ignore.

A significant part of HN is interested in AI. So, what if they only have a slight chance of getting into the AI program. They don't lose anything by knowing or even applying but they gain the possibility of a life changing event.
I raised this stuff in 2014.

https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/5661
I'm not sure counting the number of real numbers that you have to input is quite the right way to think about this.

I could encode instructions to draw an arbitrary shape in a single real number if I wanted: .00011110 could be interpreted as a square if I take pairs of digits to be successive (x,y) coordinates (my example becomes (0,0), (0,1), (1,1), (1,0)).
Ask HN: Is It Too Bold to Launch a Product Hunt Clone Template on Product Hunt?
Fellows,

we have built a Product Hunt Clone template without code using Bubble, and although we did not violate any copyrights or trademarks we are still not sure whether that would not lead to any consequences.

What do you think?

Here is the link to the post -

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/product-hunt-clone-template
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It's perfectly possible to raise relevant concerns without being uncivil. Better, in fact, because then one isn't discrediting them with bad behavior.
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Supply and demand. If you increase supply, prices overall will go down.

“Affordable” or other non-market schemes simply raise the prices for everyone else — including the non rich that don’t win the “affordable” lottery.

More market housing everywhere solves the affordability crisis.
The "Two Worlds" development on El Camino in Mountain View, which is residential over ground-floor retail, is at least 30 years old.
Cooling fins and a fan don't do too much in some applications like a starter motor dealing with heat soak next to a nice, toasty engine.
I really don't think that it's fair to call neural networks closed-form solutions. The term immediately makes me assume that it enabled you to bypass the training stage altogether.
Oh, I thought this was only for python :)
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Yes, use a different search engine.
There are multiple analytics options supported with amp. It's a well-addressed problem space.

But honestly, if you're so far behind the curve that this is even a question, then amp is not for you. You've got a lot of bigger problems to solve first.
Heck, they could just build rail over the old South Pacific Coast railroad right of way. I've hiked it from Felton to the coast; it's gorgeous.
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Does it also check for a stopped engine?

Here in Germany the laws regarding texting and driving only regard a car as not driving if it is standing still and the engine is turned off.
Maybe with counter-reset?
I'd be curious of what would happen between nodes; could you get to the virtual mac address of another container on another node? It's also be interesting to see what happens in Flannel, WeaveNet and other docker network implementations.
One of the things I miss most about HK, having grown up there, is just how far you can get in a (roughly) straight line without touching the ground. There were parts where you could go for 10-15 minutes at a stretch, and that was ~25 years ago. I can only imagine that's grown since.