skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quite the opposite if you learnt English by reading. Text is so much easier to comprehend, you can easily go back and forward, choose your speed, pause, check definitions (the "Look up" dictionary integration in Safari comes handy), etc due to non-linear nature of reading. Irregular English pronouncing rules don't help either.
I'm not sure the people are the problem. The problem is that microsoft pushes broken patches that simply do not work.
And why does it matter if everything has a root cause or not?
Whether the universe is ultimately deterministic and computable, or uncomputable, or not deterministic at all?

It is our imagination that gives facts like math equations meaning.
How long does it take to get access to AutoML?
From C/C++ to native development: Rust and Fortran plugins in CLion
Firebase has anonymous accounts which you later can connect with a new login provider (password, FB, google, etc) to provide persistent login.
Except this "vaccine" really does cause autism, or the digital equivalent thereof.

Oh, and the doctor administers it by sneaking into your kid's bedroom with a needle in the middle of the night, coming in through a window if you locked the front door.

Other than that, yeah, perfect analogy.
> Many of the commenters on this list have missed that "evidence" and "data"
requires a fruitful context -- even to consider them! -- and that better tools
and data will only tend to help those who are already set up epistemologically
to use them wisely.

It is a mystery to me how this "epistemological preparedness" forms, and if/how it can be disseminated, the way a more limited piece of knowledge such as "the population of city X is Y million" can.
This has been false from the beginning though, you are referring to an imaginary capitalism that never existed.
Yes, but then promoting the Raspberry Pi as "64 bit product" seems almost gimmicky to me. Ok, you switched to an AArch64 chip, but that was simply because it's what your supplier was producing at that time. It makes no sense to me to promote a feature you don't support or make use of, if not for simple and pure marketing reasons.
Thanks for your input. What you are saying is correct. But basically this project was done to create application using electron, that would actually serve a purpose and be usable.

Also, I think due to nature of MenuTube, it is not consuming lots of memory, especailly compare to some other electron apps :) Don't think it is big overhead in this case.
Possibly it will make the official PoE board cheaper? The existing one I have, which works rather well actually, cost almost the same as the Pi, which kinda limits its usefulness (when a PSU costs ~£6 max)
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This does not apply when the Samba server is a domain member instead of domain controller, right?
Not so hot, but I think most people would be pretty happy to be where Kevin Rose is, financially.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cts-labs.com&t=canonical&ia=answer

>cts-labs.com is a parked domain (last time we checked).

>Domain parking refers to the registration of an internet domain name without that domain being associated with any services such as e-mail or a website
Both those points were covered already covered by this item's article.
Great list, Derek. Do you use Goodreads to organize your reading, by any chance? Your author profile would seem to be unclaimed over there:

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/2766361.Derek_Sivers
Oh yeah. Now when the "up"date stops disabling the computer's one and only graphics card (and mind you, this is a completely stock laptop, with all the usual "security" magic dust, without any user-messing around), we can talk about reenabling Windows Update. From here, it seems more like Windows "get yet another new computer you luser"date. (Hopefully the boxes with W7 won't catch yet another of the forced-WinX-upgrade "glitches")
I got it at the very start, and I'm pretty sad to hear about this.
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Reminds me of the dot com boom with tons of $noun.com companies of which the vast majority were worthless. But there were some true innovations, and those gems survived the crash. Had we lumped them all together and prohibited any of their advertisement, they may have never succeeded.
Is using Google Analytics unethical now?
If you are "drowning", it's not market fit, it's actually how unfit you are for the market.
For critical equipment, there's "lots of things that are not Windows" (1. too many moving parts is not a good thing, as demonstrated, 2. an office OS is not a good fit for such equipment anyway); if you insist on this particular kind of pain, there's Windows Embedded. (Yes, it costs extra, but ought to be more resilient and shouldn't suffer from the tribulations inflicted upon consumer versions; of course, the "ought" is still at MS's discretion)
Yet they are digital commons with near monopolies.

Should IRL streets be the only place where pure free speech is allowed?

Should the entire internet be a purely corporate space with no constitutional rights permitted, only private access?

If we are advised to avoid their near monopolies, should we simply wait for another corporate giant to take their place?

In order to exercise our rights of free speech, must we erect our own commercial entities? If so, in what way is the government we're supporting working for us?
> The long vision is a direct threat to the way they operate, and to the very question of whether or not they should exist.

I don't see how that's true?
I'm a big fan of the Raspberry Pi community in general and have used it for multiple applications over the years; most recently as a media center TV box. However, the hardware now feels old and I wish for more of an update from the Pi foundation.

If anyone hear is looking for a true upgrade on the Pi, try the ODROID C2, it's years ahead of the Pi in terms of performance.
No full gigabit ethernet :(
Man, I hate how ARM OEMs are screwing up the whole platform as a viable PC-replacement platform, and I really wish they would reconsider some of the money-grubbing choices they made. Having a standardised platform such as the x86(-64) PC platform is fantastic for tinkering and long term support and reusability of your machines; things such as binary only drivers with just 2 year support (coff coff Qualcomm) are an absolute shame.
Also, Acai Berry promotions are unlikely to fall foul of securities marketing laws, no matter how palpably dishonest they are
Here's a piece on Viceroy: https://www.moneyweb.co.za/in-depth/investigations/viceroy-u...
Feels shady to me.
Power over Ethernet is terrific, this means only one cord is now needed for a fully functioning pi (assuming you have the proper Ethernet setup on the other end).
Maybe you may have more luck using legal services such as Netflix. I'm quite sure they have subtitles for most of the languages they support; at least, I'm sure they have them for English, German and Italian. Torrents are often a poor choice with regards to captions, because either you manage to find a source that ripped them from an source in sync with video (such as the DVD), or you have to resort to fan dubs or that kinds of sort.
I wish they would finally expose the data lines for the second camera in their "hobbyist" boards as well. Currently the dual camera setup is supported only by Compute Module, but it's cumbersome to use because the bulky I/O board (and expensive).

The foundation is overlooking the most unique feature of the Broadcom chipset, the 3D video support. They already have implemented the software/driver side, so only thing required is just exposing the pins from the SOC and adding second camera connector – very low hanging fruit. (The Zero board may not have enough space for routing but the bigger boards definitely have.)
Been playing since first linux biulds. Love the game. Hate the developer. Too much politics. Too many mind games. Too many unaddressed bugs. Would jump at any similar game, something more based on physics, if run by anyone else.
The only way to get people into such "I get everything and you get nothing" arrangements is to either take advantage of an incredibly desperate situation, or through deception.
Good. The amount of crazy ICO's I've seen is staggering. Most of them are surely scams in some sense. Reddit is filled with them.
Thanks, I suspected something like that existed.

Edit: The Wikipedia article says: "By 1999, several vendors supported receiving pause frames, but fewer implemented sending them.[4][5] Pause frames have several disadvantages.".

Any idea what the situation is like today?
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31st of April? Last I knew it April only has thirty days, so I guess that makes Pi Day the 1st of May. May Day.

Jokes aside, the American representation of dates mm/dd/yy has never made the slightest bit of sense to me. Logically one would either order things from least-to-most significant (dd/mm/yy) or the other way around (yyyy-mm-dd). Mixing them up just seems horribly confused and is certainly confusing (needless cognitive load) when confronted with something like 3/6/2018.
> If your community is ignoring trolls instead of banning them, it's effectively sending the message that the trolls are very welcome.

I have never seen it play out that way in practice.

> I've never observed that a no-moderation community is free of trolls

I've never observed community with moderation and no trolls. You will not ever eliminate them completely, so better approach seems to be ignore them and just ban outright spam.

And I did observe almost unmoderated community that had trolls, nobody cared about them, and everything was fine.

> very large amount of people simply do not enjoy ...

I think you are doing a lot of projection here. Maybe people agree with you, but considering how broken are your arguments I would not take your sweeping generalizations seriously.
You can already get more than 100Mbps out of a Raspberry Pi using a USB Link cable (aka Windows Transfer cable). They are less than $5 online and you get around 160Mbps on a Raspberry Pi 1 (haven't tried it on y Raspberry Pi 3 yet).
Subscription model reflects the ongoing and increasing value that the app provides. If Netflix only had x amounts of movies and you could only watch it once then a subscription model wouldn't make sense.

Mindset is designed to be used on a daily basis and we have been and will continue to add value throughout the lifetime of the product.

If anyone accidentally renews the subscription we'd be more than happy to refund it because it's not worth destroying a consumer relationship forever for $6.99 :)
> I’m not sure this will be very attractive outside a “let me try and see what it feels like” scenario.

I think that's exactly the value. Once you've tried it out, you'll be able to make an informed choice. I certainly wouldn't presume to choose for you, and I hope no-one else would do so either.

The "disadvantage" is that the article repeatedly calls the effects "long lasting"
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Amlogic S905X boxes are the better choice for Kodi these days.
You can installi LibreElec, they are cheaper than a Raspberry Pi 3 and they support 4K & HDR and have hardware acceleration for H.265 (HEVC) and VP9.
Funny. The upload feature is THE reason I use Google Music. I can upload my library of independent Brazilian music that isn't in any catalog.
If regulations are unenforceable, what reason does anyone have to believe that anything about these tokens can be enforced?
Thanks for doing that and for letting me know!
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The constitutional right is country-specific and also limited. You're not allowed to publish fraudulent stock prospectuses offline, even in America.
Don't mistake the term evolution for selecting only intrinsically superior or ideal traits. What if humanity evolve to being dominantly near sighted because it is no longer a killer condition?
I believe this to be a good decision. Investment should not be driven by advertisement but by facts. In my experience, any investment advertisement tying to appeal to mass audiences is fraud. This is no different for cryptocurrencies and reminds me of the penny stock scams.
This is a post of somebody who regrets missing the train
If anyone is interested in an Android version of Mindset feel free to join the waiting list and we'll give you early access when it becomes available :)

http://www.themindsetapp.com/android
Yes. That will be really helpful
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I welcome this decision. Investment should not be driven by advertisement but by facts. In my experience, any investment advertisement trying to appeal to mass audiences is fraud. This is no different for cryptocurrencies and reminds me of the penny stock scams.
They talk about this in the video (at 4'54") -- saying they try to avoid the g-word, calling it 'Faster Ethernet', and in practice you'll get 200-300Mbps.
A lot of padding before the core:

> There were two areas where the United States really was quite different: We pay substantially higher prices for medical services, including hospitalization, doctors’ visits and prescription drugs.

> And our complex payment system causes us to spend far more on administrative costs.

> The United States also has a higher rate of poverty and more obesity than any of the other countries, possible contributors to lower life expectancy that may not be explained by differences in health care delivery systems.

So the explanation for "why is this so expensive" is "we pay more"...
More discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16582266, though it is interesting to hear it straight from the Google's mouth.
The meat of the article:

> There were two areas where the United States really was quite different:

> We pay substantially higher prices for medical services, including hospitalization, doctors’ visits and prescription drugs.

> And our complex payment system causes us to spend far more on administrative costs.

> The United States also has a higher rate of poverty and more obesity than any of the other countries, possible contributors to lower life expectancy that may not be explained by differences in health care delivery systems.

Which is amusing, because people who argue against single-payer tend to argue that a) single-payer would lead to an inefficient government bureaucracy handling billing and administration, rather than the status quo of "efficient" hospitals and insurance companies; and b) private health insurance that requires everyone (or their employers) to pay for their own healthcare encourages more healthy living and more efficient pricing due to a more direct awareness of the costs.
That is interesting, I didn't even know that was a feature that was capped on the RPi.

I can see that being made into very compact 3D Scanners very quickly after launch if that was added as a feature.
Was there ever? No amount of pushing on a pull door is going to help.
Mmmhhh, I wonder which company would do such thing...

/s
Sad to here that..
But how is that different to answering questions on SO?

The payoff in this case is probably getting your name into the official docs and leveraging that reputation as an AWS guru into pay/promotions later
In all honesty I'd prefer a writeup than a shorter video. I'm ok with watching video and can have them on in the background and tune in to the highlights. The problem comes in where I've not got access to sound (work PC), I don't want to dedicated my device to watching videos (mobile), or I have limited data capabilities (commuting)

I know there's transcripts available for most things if not all but they run a touch long too for most situations.. I think just to be annoying my personal ideal would be the transcripts of the highlights
Reddit and Facebook are completely different concepts. The former is a forum, the latter tries to digitize real-life friendships. The difference in MAUs might also be a hint, everything is easier at smaller scale.
No, it is not a nice development ecosystem. Visual studio is a good IDE for c++ and c# development. Eclipse is slightly better on Windows than on Linux. In Linux, the whole OS is development friendly.
It is. See here:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/

Edit: Didn't realize you meant the title.
Chrome on macOS. Write something in text field and deselect it.
Take Basic Attention Token (https://basicattentiontoken.org/) as an example - it is attempting to remove YouTube as an advertising middle-man that controls and takes a cut of ad revenue. By creating a marketplace where advertisers pay content creators directly, it in my mind represents a direct threat to how YouTube operates today.
14/03/2018?
Maybe I just haven't had enough coffee, but this article felt really lacking.

> There were two areas where the United States really was quite different: We pay substantially higher prices for medical services, including hospitalization, doctors’ visits and prescription drugs.

> “It’s not that we’re buying more pizzas, we’re just paying more for each pie,”

We already know we pay more. That's literally stated in the title. Why are we paying more? Isn't that the central question being discussed?

> It’s often argued that patients in the United States use too much medical care. But the country was below average on measures of how often patients went to the doctor or hospital.

They don't specify, so I have to wonder if they made any effort to distinguish between hospital visitation rates for people with and without insurance (or with and without good insurance). Considering that visiting the hospital - or even worse, ending up the ER - can be financially crippling for those without adequate insurance, I have to think this is an important variable.

Also, this article doesn't address what is probably one of the most oft-cited explanations for high healthcare costs in the US : prescription medicine. Specifically the idea that the US 'subsidizes' pharma R&D by virtue of not having any entity that is capable / willing to negotiate the prices that many other countries enjoy. You'd think that an article that purports to debunk 'common' explanations would at least mention the most common one of them all.
tl;dr: Reddit's "secret" to fix Facebook is the ability to downvote stuff. Because Facebook only measures engagement and doesn't care if users like it or not. Reddit (or downvoting in general) provides a better filter.

The article ends awkwardly with something that makes no sense at all:

> On the same day that Mr Huffman appeared at SXSW, the web's inventor - Sir Tim Berners-Lee - published a letter.

> "What was once a rich selection of blogs and websites has been compressed under the powerful weight of a few dominant platforms," he wrote.

> Reddit has the power to help reverse this trend.

By centralizing discussions on a single website? Odd.
But PoE isn't actually built-in to the Pi, it requires an external hat, purchased separately, and using a PoE hat has been possible on previous versions, yet they decided to announce it now, it's confusing.
why does a keyboard shortcuts extension need to collect any data in the first place?
It's definitely not the same condition - like in most cases in psychiatry.

Unlike in medicine, when you can often classify problems by their pinpointed sources (e.g. a virus/bacteria), in psychiatry it's usually a set of genes and other factors that comes into play, and various subsystems that broke down giving a certain outcome.

We group psychiatric disorders the way we do it, because the science for distinguishing the sources of disorders isn't good enough yet to have a better system.

It's similar to the taxonomy of plant&animal species before the advent of genetics. We had to group them by the way they looked, not by their real relationships.
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I have read like 1/3 of the comments but its interesting that the most interesting problem of everything we are talking about was only noticed by a non-programmer (so far). Everything that was talked about in the comments all hinge on the state of the art (SOTA) of ai in natural language processing (nlp). John Carmack recommended https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQQ-W_63UgQ stanford's nlp class (i didnt know who he was until i saw that post on hn). That class is good. it should take a long time to grok. you'll be solid up to LSTMs a general current standard.
Feynman's 'The character of physical law' is very readable and informs about the man and the science in equal parts
I don't live in the US, but I've always though it was because it is for profit.

In most countries the hospitals don't have to return a profit to the owners and run at cost. In the US they have to pay the profit on top of the cost. In addition you have an insurance industry with high administrative cost and the need to turn a profit that makes it even more expensive.

This in addition to very high medicine prices results in an overall expensive healthcare system.

The article seems to support this notion although it doesn't spell it out directly. The punchline is “It’s not that we’re buying more pizzas, we’re just paying more for each pie,”
"let's illustrate we're not a monopoly and avoid monopoly regulation by using our market power to arbitrarily ban this one thing"
I've heard at least 4 people convey similar emotions towards Apple Music's UI.

One of my friends dislikes to UI so much that he uses the app only through Shazam.
Someones death should 100% be a distraction over our daily lives to remind us all on the impeding doom. People getting hurt and distracted over who gets a black bar or not is better than nothing at all IMO.
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