skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For my purposes, very good. There is a Raspi equivalent image and, afair, a Bananian image. I used the former on my first BananaPi (this runs my NAS). The latter runs a BananaPi I have used as a secondary ADS server (now it serves only as DNS, as I switched all desktops to Linux, see discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16582231 as to why). Both run smoothly.

EDIT: I should say (that's independent whether you use Raspberry or BananaPi) that both run for months without intervention. The only thing I found to be important is a good power source. I had frequently file system errors due to dying (somewhat cheap) chargers used as power source. I finally got a switched 50W multi charger (10 outlets á 2A) which I connected all Raspis and Bananas to. Since then, everything works pretty smooth.
Stolen credit cards, online bank accounts, PayPal accounts, etc are available for purchase. Not everyone is as rich as you where $300 is something to laugh at.
> The thing is, this is the sort of thing people _actually say_ about p/m fit. E.g. Marc Andreessen: "you can always feel product/market fit when it’s happening"[0].

I've consulted for quite a few startups, and the successful ones really do feel different. Are there lines of people standing outside the booth at trade shows trying to write 5-figure checks? Are the sales people bringing in big contracts so quickly that people start mixing them up in conversation? Is engineering constantly struggling to keep up with ridiculous growth?

Mind you, not all of these companies succeed. Some find themselves trapped in a market that can't sustain growth. Others are mismanaged, or ultimately suffer from too much churn. Sometimes Google moves into the market and everything gets harder.

But once you've seen very aggressive customer demand, it's pretty obvious.
It worth noting that Apple Music is ridiculously cheap in India (<$2/month for Family Subscription which includes 6 people) which is also responsible for contributing towards the above subscriber number of 38M.
> eventually lead to harsh penalties for operating unpatched software and getting hacked

People have been saying this for years and there's never been any sign of it getting anywhere near a legislature. If someone's going to be made responsible it's going to be those that produced the product.
Not all. The wires arent printed. Any ball bearings arent. The turbos are still assembled by hand. Certainly the micropocessors arent 3d. It doesnt emerge complete from the office printer.
The only direction for a repressive, authoritarian regime is a completely homogenous society. Such a society, in turn, will be filled with its own brand of supremacists.

Case in point: Germany, 1933.
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Well if it dropped the frames and it kept getting hammered then multiple repeats would still not have any real chance of getting through (like 5 repeats over 5 seconds would be completely swamped by the literally million of frames it could get at the same time)

Traffic shaping on higher layers usually lets some packages deemed important through while dropping bulk traffic, tcp which is usually used for bulk transfers backs down when packages gets dropped, but that only gets you so far if you keep getting hammered with new connections or the sender acts maliciously.
Are palaeontologists naming too many species?
There is nothing dishonest about their announcement: they are explicit that speed is limited by the USB bus:

> While the USB 2.0 connection to the application processor limits the available bandwidth, we still see roughly a threefold increase in throughput compared to Raspberry Pi 3B.

Followed by a table showing 315Mb/s bandwidth, three times that of the 3B but a third that of full-speed Gigabit. And this isn't tucked away in a footnote, it's up front in the middle of the article.
Your comment is very right, but the conclusion is very, very wrong.

What do you think will cause regulation to happen more quickly:

1) Internet advertisers allowing scammy advertisements ?

2) Internet advertisers using their power for political aims and demonstrating it works for that ?

I think going for 2, as they inevitably do when they outlaw advertisements for almost any reason other than being outright forced by a court to do so, will make politicians see them (correctly or not) as an existential threat and get them regulated faster than you can say "machiavelli".
Would you rather get on a rocket shop at ground zero or after it's achieved escape velocity? I imagine only founders want to get on it at ground zero. People who get on it after it's reached escape velocity seem to do just fine with all their stock options, especially if they get on there early enough. It would seem to me that MBAs get hired after escape velocity.
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In the UK, old age isn't a legal cause of death for people under 80.
Yup. It's somewhat nontrivial though: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberry...
> Apple Music itself includes iTunes Match

Apple Music doesn't include iTunes Match, they're complementary: while Apple Music does perform matches like iTunes Match, iTunes Match gives you DRM-free AAC 256 as downloads while Apple Music matches are DRM-ized.

This means that if you use source files to match with Apple Music then delete the sources, you lost them, whereas with iTunes Match you would have sort of "converted" them.

You can see the difference by adding the "Kind" column in the "Songs" view of iTunes.
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I found your site through Ferriss' podcast and have been using that list for a while. It's a gold mine, thanks for sharing it!
This is much cleaner[1] though. It seems to just do 48/24v -> 5v via 4 pins. No more ethernet pass-through.

[1]: https://www.raspberrypi.org/app/uploads/2018/03/770A6339-161...
I based my work on FaceNet, a quite recent paper that achieves state-of-the-art results and incredible robustness using very similar techniques to the ones I implemented here (siamese networks, contrastive/triplet loss).
but Django is so integrated...
Maybe you're thinking of this post[0] by gwern? It does list some plausible loopholes to the general rule.

[0] https://www.gwern.net/Drug-heuristics
It's too late for (2) - the huge extent of unregulated foreign lie-based advertising in the last US election makes some kind of backlash inevitable.

(Domestic lie-based advertising is apparently fine in the US so long as the money is from the US)
I agree. Eg suppose you try to negotiate for a raise with your employer and they refuse to play along. What are you gonna do?

Probably better results to spend all your effort cultivating alternative options- who else would give you a job? How much would they pay you?

It's trickier if your visa is tied to your employer. Stating the obvious: that's not a great position to be in if it makes it much harder for you to switch jobs.

edit: it might also be useful to read about negotiation

e.g. the book "getting to yes"

"The Art of Letting Other People Have Your Way: Negotiating Secrets from Chris Voss" -- https://www.fs.blog/2018/01/chris-voss/
They've gone straight to Plaid!
There's something horribly wrong with a system in which the doctor cannot readily tell you how much a procedure will cost.

It's not like the doctor is building a new space rocket every time they do an appendectomy, or designing something completely new. It's a procedure that is done thousands of times per day. But still, no one can tell you how much it will cost.

There's layers and layers of waste in American healthcare. No one seems to really want to take point in fixing it. Frankly, it seems like a hopeless situation that will only get worse.
The XU4 from Odroid is even better than the C2. There is virtually no reason to get the C2 now.
I explained to my cousin who does Power engineering, "Imagine I fail you for inability to solve hard calculus problems from sem 1 of college on a whiteboard, even though you don't need any more than basics".

He said, "I'd never subject myself to such crap interviewers"
I'm looking forward for the Pi 3 Model B+Xv2.0
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Writing up the high points into a few bullets, with timestamps and links to that point in the video would let people understand the content, and watch very specific sections if we wanted to hear the actual words. I'd recommend that approach instead of a short summary.
To clarify, the "3D video feature" is nothing more than being able to record simultaneously from two cameras and merge the video inputs into side-by-side H264 stream. Combined with hardware H264 encoding with delay of ~100 ms, this is very useful for certain applications (in my case, live 3D video broadcasting from UAV). I'm not aware of any other "tinkerer-friendly" board capable of that.
Banning scams is not "repressive" and the slippery slope is ridiculous.
Since Facebook banned them I've seen a surge in them on Twitter. Will be interesting to see what they do, and whether it contributes anything meaningful to their profit situation.

I'm actually glad Google are (at least for the time being). Whilst rogue ICOs and crypto-pumpers are still working their stuff, the market is much more akin to back-street gambling and since there are already regs on AdWords for unsavoury ads, this fits the bill.
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Hey everyone,

As we all know, everyone "doing a startup" is "killing it" or "smashing it", or "crushing it".

Yet what we all really know, is that nobody ever really is and working life in general can be really fucking hard and has a huge impact on your mental health.

My startup (@SanctusLDN) has produced a podcast with Spotify called "Killing it" that shares real stories from people in startups that are being open and honest about their mental health journey.

The first episode is legendary Alex Depledge who sold Hassle for £24m, but this podcast doesn't talk about that - it talks about her human journey and her mental health.

I would say this, but it's really valuable and well worth a listen.

https://open.spotify.com/show/449We08a4Ja7A4UuLkRRZD

Cheers and would love to know what you all think,

James
Most people realise that the cost of not living healthy is a reduction of quality of life and lifespan. I doubt many people are encouraged to get less sick from a lower bill...
Does this imply every product sold online is a rip off? Even for-profit companies are often run at-cost when you subtract employee compensation (which is a necessary expense).
Down voting on a real name network is going to be problematic, unless Facebook keeps down votes secret and uses them to decide where in the news feed to place posts...
I am drowning in demand right now and it is not a pleasant feeling.
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For every person running a script there are thousands now updating their computers who would've simply clicked 'no' on previous versions.

Win10 is inherently more secure because of these forced updates. Think about WannaCry... it only worked _because_ people (and organisations) don't update.

Now I understand that some people apparently need a system that will never update, but I agree with the policy of simply forcing the updates for 99% of the people.
If this is in response to the BitConnect drama. I think it is unfortunate but it will be a good idea in the long run.

On one hand there are tokens and coins created with good intentions who will have to find other ways of marketing their values. On the other hand it prevents scam-coins like Bitconnect and DavorCoin from taking advantage of the less informed on a grand scale.
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On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16432435
> a strictly IMU-only approach to lengthy navigation is, AFAIK, impossible

This is true when using very-low-cost (i.e. consumer MEMS) sensors but as a general statement it's false; many military and civilian space- and aircraft systems are solely or primarily inertial.. even ~50 year old passenger jets can make 12-13 hour flights with very high inertial accuracy - enough to find the dest airport runway without a radio beacon (though probably not enough to automatically land on it).

For anyone interested in the technical history of inertial nav, I'd highly recommend "Inventing Accuracy" by Don MacKenzie.
I would like to live indefinitely, but I do not want to. The cost to human society and our natural resources of a species of immortals is too much.

I want human society to include births, children, growing up, dating, marriage and raising families. I want my children and our species generally to have a dynamic, continuously renewing culture. I just don’t see how those things are compatible with immortality. Just don’t see how I can weigh personal immortality against the lives of perhaps millions of people that could live in my place, choose myself over them and maintain any sort of moral credibility.
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I recently made a spring boot microservice[0] to query on HN stories in a customized way. It was based on MySQL. How much time/effort do you think it would take someone to migrate to graphql? Also, is what is the speed of a query in graphql? Any pros or cons? Currently I haven't applied any pagination techniques thus it takes much longer to query over 2.2M records. I am trying to get the queries sped up.

hosted application : http://www.productioncompilers.com/

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16560413
I've been told that Roger Penrose's The Road to Reality is awesome if you already know enough math. If you're an engineer, for example, you shouldn't have problems. Unfortunately, my personal level of mathematical maturity is too low and I've never made it past the first ten chapters. Maybe some day with more effort. :/
Hey avip, Thanks for your answer!

Could you elaborate what you mean by Terraform friendly?
Can't most products be viewed as investments, from a house or car to a pair of shoes?
Just because you're getting a paycheck doesn't make your Skyhawk magically as safe as a 787. This is decidedly in the GA category in terms of safety.
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I think it only works on google.com, I feel the other Google TLDs don't differ enough to not enable it.
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I like the content of this blog post, but the use of stock photos was really off-putting and I had to almost force myself to keep on reading.
The world is now diminished by the loss of this brilliant mind. Though I take comfort that he enriched humanity for all time.
I use Paul Graham's advice from his "How You Know" essay http://www.paulgraham.com/know.html

"Reading and experience train your model of the world. And even if you forget the experience or what you read, its effect on your model of the world persists."

Also check out It’s Okay to “Forget” What You Read https://medium.com/the-polymath-project/its-okay-to-forget-w...
They are not announcing PoE now. It is listed next to this particular model's features. The new/updated functionality is even bold (and power over ethernet is not).
Reddit is trivial to get started with as it's a streamlined, modern online forum with pretty basic rules. I've tried signing up to Facebook recently, and it's very difficult to get started. There are too many things to do, too many buttons and too many questions. I feel like I'm visiting a different country and have been thrown into the middle of a foreign marketplace.
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The problem with downvoting is you then wind up with one-minded users where diversity of opinions and interests aren't allowed.
You buy into an investment because you expect a capital gain. You don't buy shoes in expectation of a capital gain.
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Even with the downvoting option of Reddit, I found implementations like StackOverflow’s to be more interesting (at S.O., “down” doesn’t remove as many points as “up” adds, and it costs the downvoter personal points to do it).
Cool! What’s the stack ?
Hi Bproven,

Thanks for the answer! Did you use terraform or ansible fully then in your current work? Any challenges you can share when dealing with terraform or is there any reason you fully use Terraform?
> Right now, no one is responsible for the poisonous mixture of fake-news / radicalizing contex

Who decides what’s fake news. Trump said there was problems in Sweden. NYTimes called him out on it. Not even a year later they are writing about the problems in Sweden.

So was the fake news trumps comment? Or the denile and lying by the media?

Maybe we should just censor everything. Censor trump, the media, advertising, everything. Not like the media is worth a grain of salt these days.
I had thought of doing the same thing but POS tagging is already “solved” in some sense by OpenNlp and the Stanford NLP libraries. I think of using deep learning for problems that don’t already have good solutions.

Nice paper, and I look forward to reading the example code.
Don't agree. LSTM is a very good option for NER. I have personally experimented with simple FFNN and language models to accommodate variable width input and achieved very good results. I will be publishing a paper on this soon.

The system in the article fails at quite simple sentences, such as:

"Rex Tillerson is the secretary of state."

It tags "Rex Tillerson" as ORG instead of PER. If you change "is" to "was" it tags it as PER.
A great many hospitals and care networks in the U.S. are non-profit. Many are attached to public or private but otherwise non-profit universities. Some are religious and/or regional non-profit organizations (e.g. Partners, Intermountain Healthcare) Some are operated though mutual insurance or local municipal governments. This doesn't mean that administration isn't paid exceptionally well.

In particular, patients and even the physicians in the health care systems rarely have a say in how it is operated. In most university contexts, there is no real democracy other than through the board of trustees which is often appointed via an inner-circle. Although mutuals should permit insured patients a democratic vote, most are not setup to encourage participation in any sort of elections.

That said, the drug industry is predominantly for-profit. Health care software vendors (Epic, Cerner) are for-profit. Some insurance systems are for-profit, such as Anthem. So are physicians who work independently or as part of a larger privately-held network. Even so, the vast majority of the U.S. healthcare system is a patchwork of "non-profits" (with lots of holes in it).
> Are there tools that can detect the spine in the middle, de-skew the image, adjust discolouration, detect text, and OCR?

https://www.flameeyes.eu/projects/unpaper provides a partial solution. https://mzucker.github.io/2016/09/20/noteshrink.html for some more ideas
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Well the last point means that I need to rollout the cert to multiple servers (as the poster below writes)
It's never that easy though: I can invest in a pair of shoes to get a job that makes me more money.

It's a slippery slope and with the decentralization revolution that is happening, this will only keep on getting more blurry.
Gotcha, Thanks for the answer!

Any benefit or drawback that you can share when you used both of them?

I'm not sure about Terraform since it's still new from me especially the state file part in Terraform
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If a company runs at cost it is not profitable though?

In any case, if you are a merchant you usually buy lower than what a single individual could buy for and sell it for what the customer is willing to pay so in the end the customer will have the same or lower price than if they had to negotiate with the producer directly so I don't think that is a rip off.
Second that. It's an awesome book that explains pretty much everything when it comes to physics. As for the math, it's true that they're hard but you should really give it another try since the second part of the book has less equations and more text.
Parent comment means the HN title should include the "3" which (as of now) it does not
> how YouTube operates today

You mean, paying for the infrastructure with ads? As soon as most of that money is routed elsewhere, YouTube has little other option than to invoice operation costs with creators (or shut down the service).
The BAT doesn't provide a solution for hosting.
"Chaos" by James Gleick is about the same age as Hawking's book. The story of discovery there gives a great idea of the adventure in science.
Thanks for your thoughts. I've decided to take out the config request/server limits and wait until this is actually a problem to deal with it.

We'll probably need to put some sort of sanity check rate limits in place eventually, but I really don't want people be confused or have to worry about this stuff while using EnvKey.

Pricing is hard :-/ Thanks again!
The 1st reason you listed here was basically corruption by drug makers and hospitals. Single payer would exacerbate this problem even more.

Right now medicare can't lobby for drug prices. How that level of blatant corruption could be enshrined in law is hard to fathom.

Honestly I'm not sure we need obamacare or any of it and I feel like it is all a circus. All we need is a law that no medical service or drug can cost more than the average price of a basket of oecd countries. The prices would hit the floor and all the other problems would mostly just disappear.
RIP Stephen Hawking

I'm one of those million of lives you have inspired. I brought A Brief History of Time with my first salary. Thank you for everything.
You’re just redefining “investment” to be meaningless. There’s no slippery slope, unless your new shoes have leather soles.
Are there good open source OCR engines around? Would be a starting point for such a program - a good automated way of scanning books seems to be kind of missing.
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A more common frame is Nathan Myhrvold, Patent Troll - https://psmag.com/magazine/a-patent-boogieman-with-the-poten...
Correct me if I’m wrong, but no one claimed that the iPhone X was before Windows Hello