skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, we have not really promoted it on HN yet because we've been busy this past year and don't want to support too many users, but we've been demoing it at meetups.

There is no react element to the library, it simply changes redux store data, the props passed to the components change via mapStateToProps and thus your components are re-rendered whenever React decides to re-render them.
Locked down on a good tripod with a remote shutter release, the very best prime 35mm lenses will resolve about 40Mpix worth of useful detail at their optimum aperture. The pro-level PJ zooms (24-70mm and 70-200mm f/2.8) will manage about 30Mpix on a good day. Handheld, all bets are off - you're at the mercy of image stabilisation and your own hands. In many circumstances, you'll have no choice but to use a sub-optimal ISO or aperture setting to get the shot, losing even more effective resolution.

High resolution sensors are very useful in some applications, but you'll often see little or no benefit in real-world use. All the major manufacturers offer both a >40Mpix and a ~24Mpix sensor option in their high-end cameras, because resolution isn't the be-all and end-all of a sensor.
Honestly, I understand your situation but you can't succeed as a founder from where you are today. That isn't to say you can't be successful in solving problems as an engineer (e.g. contribute to OSS etc), it is that you cannot build a successful business if you are not out talking to people and working on problems that people want to pay for a solution. Even if you somehow found an idea and created a great product, how are you going to sell it? You have to deal with and talk to people regularly to sell a product, even online products means you have to talk to people.

My honest advice, your first project should be non technical and just be you. Join a local club, group, even an engineering focused one is fine, just something where you have to get out and talk to people so you can work on your communication skills. I am not suggesting you have to be an extrovert, plenty of successful founders and companies are ran by people that are more introverted. However, they have at some point learned enough coping skills to get out and in front of people and mingle to be successful.
When you cook fat and meat such as a BBQ polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAH) form and those compounds contain several benzene ring molecules. Part of the Maillard reaction process is the creation of PAHs. It's part of the process when cooking meat but not the only thing you taste. PAHs are used as a food additive "liquid smoke" to add a smokey, sweet flavour.
I think Dingaling means that, if you're holding the camera in your hand, you'll be able to hold it steadier if it weighs less.
I disagree.... I am doing this, and I have friends that did the extended "1 year" + holiday/sabbatical, and yes they found jobs fine after it.
There is a huge gap between doing something that will improve your situation only, and one that does at the expense of everyone else.
They are volunteering from the other production lines. The Model S and Model X. They probably need some of that veteran skilled labor.

He’s simply trying to inspire the troops with a common enemy.
#13 paraphrased as the market is always right should be #1. In the book, it is the one he presses over and over again. Take the beating the market gives you and learn from it. If you are always blaming the markets for your losses, you'll never learn. It is a very egotistical position that many seem to have.

I'm really surprised there isn't a point on the last for "you can't move the market, just follow it" or similar. Livermore was consistently blamed for his short selling driving the market. They called him the Boy Plunger. His shorting was merely reading the markets better than others, not making the market, and he believed you should never try to push the markets around - it is losing proposition - instead you take what the market gives you.

I used to work with the former head of NYMEX and when I asked for a book recommendation, this was the first book he mentioned, and it drastically informed my trading and view of markets.
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I'm sceptical about this. Yes, infinity is a weird idea. But it clearly stand beyond the limits of the world as we understand it, maybe the limits of the world as we can possibly understand it. So it's not particularly surprising that we come to confusion when we pretend that infinity is a quality of the world as we understand it, or the world as we can possibly understand it. Just like Kant concluded was true of the idea of God.

In a related vein, it seems characteristic of the kind of philosophy that the later Wittgenstein, and more recently Peter K Unger, criticise as linguistic illusion, of the sort 'If I have a ship and replace a plank, it remains the original ship, but if I replace every plank, does it become a new ship, or remain the same ship?' This is, to them, and to me, thinly veiled wordplay feigning as metaphysical insight. It extracts language from its normal use in concrete life and stands aghast then when one asks weird questions about one gets weird results.
I thought "Private Mode" was just a set of tabs in Safari. As in it doesn't actually put you in "private mode", nor any app using Safari View Controller.
The Canon 5D mk IV has what’s called Dual Pixel RAW. Here’s a video.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HcQ9MSRRvn4
> Assuming a $200k income... 2 preschool aged children... childcare (20+k/child/year)

Does $200k not seem low for a two-income family? Does paying for childcare not seem strange for a one-income family?
Most people don't check past the first page of results. If you can establish a robust online presence for your name, that may move those results down in the listings.

I am not advocating that you lie, deceive or hide anything. I am suggesting you establish a positive internet presence so that ugly stuff is not the only information available about you.

Vanessa Williams lost her Miss America crown to scandal over nude photos. The entire world knows that. That information never went away, yet she was eventually deemed respectable enough to do work on music for a Disney film, Pocahontas.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_the_Wind

I don't know if this is your only handle on HN or if it is a sock puppet used for talking about controversial issues, but I will suggest you abandon it after you are done responding to this discussion and establish a positive presence on the site. The fact that you have a history of arguing about sexual subjects under the handle of sexoffender looks really messed up.

It's possible that is just you being naive and dumb, but it makes me wonder what other stuff you may be doing that may be making employers think that hiring you is just a scandal waiting to happen.

Because I recognized your handle due to this bizarre choice you have made to talk about sexual subjects and parenting choices under this handle. I recall wanting to debate you and choosing to refrain because I felt like no good would come of it.

So I think you need to take a long, hard look at some of the social signalling you are doing. I will suggest therapy and journaling to sort out some of your sexual issues.

Please note, that is intended as kind and supportive. I spent plenty of time in therapy for my own sexual issues. I'm not trying to be ugly here.
I've noticed that Uber gives discounts when you don't use them for a while. Uber will give 10 rides at 50% off. I'll do 10 rides with them and then go back to Lyft...until Uber notifies me of the next round of discounts.
And if we had a-la-carte we wouldn’t have to pay for/subsidize channels we don’t need.

ESPN, I’m looking directly at you.
This is a great point, I've been trying to wrap my head around why so much of HN is almost irrationally anti-blockchain.
Considering that a lot of people learn about history often through movies this is pretty dangerous.
It was indeed that bad, and 20 years ago there were less regulations about advertisement volume so a lot of the ads ran louder than normal programming to make sure the guy who went to go and get his popcorn could still hear about the wonderful effects of fakedrugalenta.
This is really cool. Any plans on open sourcing it?
I mean...you can just use Akka in it.
I'd say to swing by https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder and someone there will be glad to help with that problem :-)
> Almost no one has enough savings to last two years.

This doesn't seem correct to me, but people don't like to talk about their personal financial situation (any of income, expenses, and savings) sooo... I guess hard to say.

I'd definitely be able to live for 2 years on my savings, but I'm pretty frugal and am privileged to not have student loans. I recognize this is not everybody's situation, but I don't think it's helpful to constructive to frame it as "bragging" or "humble" or any such words. People have different situations and I think it should be OK to talk about that.

That said, it's probably overly conservative to say 2 years as a minimum. I'd use the standard 6 months figure for that. 2 years is a good idea if you can swing it, obviously...
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Smart+Keyboard+Teardown/5305...

Fairly confident it's just the smart connector driving the input.
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For #1, it's not an API, but you may find this interesting: https://www.indeed.com/jobtrends/category-trends
I think Conway's law is something important to note in this context, where there are benefits to running centralized businesses over decentralized (ie communication). Decentralized communication between people is a problem itself, namely, decentralized decision making and the speed at which decision are made.
Akka has a Java API:

https://doc.akka.io/docs/akka/2.0/java/index.html

Not sure about the relative ergonomics of Akka-in-Scala versus Akka-in-Kotlin (via the Java API).
I don't think it's about years of experience -- someone who does the bare minimum for five years and never provides input could very well still be categorized as "junior"
Ambition and craving financial success are great, teaching kids that the path forwards to that is screaming on the internet and infecting other kids with their uneducated opinions is not great.

Regardless, it will happen whether us "not young" folk like it or not. Hopefully some kids will get rich with history and math channels instead of being attractive and making farting noises
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Netflix just has some horrifyingly bad and not-at-all-subtle product placement instead (example: http://www.adnews.com.au/netflix-slammed-for-product-placeme...).

And smoking. Lots of smoking.

I liked Netflix insofar as they challenged cable networks and studios, but ultimately it was just more TV and I finally recently gave that up too, and it's been an improvement overall.
Do we know that?

One of the many eye-opening things in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH_nP8pX4Fg is that during a long questioning session the police will often introduce facts about the case to see if you recognize them, then forget that they did so, then hours later ask a different question and your knowledge of the facts that you were previously told BY THE POLICE is now evidence against you.

This happens frequently enough that I would want to know that an independent third party reviewed tapes of all questioning of Jay before concluding that he in fact had previous independent knowledge of any fact about the crime.
You bought your crypto in December/January, haven't you?
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> It sounds like we may need a catchy term for that gap you mentioned, the one where as a consumer I'm ready to jump but the alternatives (if any still exist) don't feel like they're worth the trouble.

Captive customers? Rubes?
Looked at mine now. I've spent maybe 3-4 minutes on bookface today and it's got a huge percentage lead to the next few apps, which I have spent considerable more time on.

It makes me want to just switch to FB through mobile safari...
I think probably one of the most valuable things you can do with your junior developers is to set expectations around how to ask good questions. Your goal is to help juniors strike the right balance between spending time figuring something out on their own versus spending too much time and going way off track. You also don't want your juniors to ask too many questions that they should have first spent some time investigating on their own.

There's a good link on this: How to Ask Good Questions (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13293301)

Other than that, I think having a junior shadow you while you debug a bug or help them debug one of theirs while explaining each step you are doing is also very helpful.

Something else that's pretty good is to give juniors a shining example of a high quality SPIKE task on a new technology or design consideration. You want them to learn by example.

And here are some other links that I've found personally helpful:
https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/1383...

For you:

Ask HN: How to manage developers who "aren't very good" (because let's be honest, we've all had this sentiment before whether or not the developers were actually bad or not)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9008845

For your juniors, to give them something to aspire to:

On Being a Mature Engineer
https://www.kitchensoap.com/2012/10/25/on-being-a-senior-eng...

Ask HN: How to Be a Good Technical Lead?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10395046
How about a fruit basket? I buy that without knowledge of what I am getting. But I think the sellers have badly communicated what they are selling. I don't think random applies to the amount. I think they might mean to say a collection of a bunch of currencies, funded with whatever amount it takes to get you in to that currency. There isn't really a way to know until they get a product page up.
Short answer: 3 n1-highcpu-16 GCE VMs with Local SSDs attached. We're working on a complete disclosure document, with comprehensive reproduction steps to replicate all our numbers. This document should be out in a couple of weeks. We want to walk you through, command by command, on how to reproduce these numbers, and verify the results for yourself.
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Yes, exactly - I think most people only use a few commands typically, so we're optimizing for that. And it's still Git under the hood should you need to dig in to do something more complicated.
> They are much smaller and much weaker than cattle.

Same with Donkeys.

Totally agree w/ Bison.

edit: It is worth considering the maximum extent of the Inca Empire roughly coincided with the greatest distribution of alpacas and llamas in Pre-Hispanic America, so I think they had a major influence.
I think many people ask that “So... where do you work?” or “What do you do for a living?” question as a polite way to figure out where to stack you on their social status totem pole. At least in the Bay Area and likely other places, you kind of have to go out of your way to find people who dont do this. Usually I just say I’m an exotic dancer, which often gets a chuckle, breaks the ice and subtly sends the message that I’m not interested in being silently judged based on where I work.
USB-C peripheral makers desperately need to agree on a color/marking scheme for the devices and specifically the cables. Right now it's chaos. Red, blue, green, black, ABCD, 1234, square, circle, triangle, cross... Whatever. Just make it so users can tell what's going on.
It does work in real life, if done correctly, for the right products/customers. You can give a deep discount (50% or whatever), you can also promise to return their money back if you don't deliver by a certain date etc. In way, isn't that how Kickstarter works?

This is a great way to check if there is a paying market for your idea.
> If electricity takes all paths, then whats the point of the mantra? It includes the highest and least resistance, and everything in between. The mantra is almost deliberately meant to mislead?

Maybe mantra wasn't the right word, Wikipedia calls it a heuristic. Regardless, I agree it is very misleading and I would never say anything like that when teaching or explaining electricity. Why does it keep getting repeated? Who knows. Inertia of the masses without a much understanding of electricity would be my guess...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_of_least_resistance
Demonstration video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1sp4X57TL4
The "downside" to this is that advertising will switch from the old tv model (buying ads based on which show they'll air during) to buying ads in the internet-way (all the creepy facebook targeting, etc). I'm already managing three of these campaigns, using third party data to buy tv commercials on devices like roku and smart tv apps. So it doesn't matter what show the ad airs on because its targeted to the user (household) who is watching the show.

Its around 5-10x more expensive than normal online video ads right now, but 50x cheaper than normal tv ads. Plus you can actually prove someone made a purchase after seeing an ad.

This is called advanced tv or connected ctv (atv, ctv) if you're looking for more info. Streaming on a pc/mobile is called full episode player (fep) and is similar.
Yes, Anker had to issue a recall for a USB C cable that could fry devices:

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/08/30/anker_usbc_cables_r...
Does this work for you? https://archive.fo/4XcXQ
Only if its competitors all do this too, and no new competition can fill the gap. Their current business model is profitable, so why resort to something that can only cost you users and risks your current market leader position?
There was also basic cable fairly on. Things like CNN and AMC. When I bought a house in the late 1990s, I couldn’t receive any TV without cable.
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> if you have any links

D'Amico et al.'s course notes, section 2: https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.1912

And from TASI (Theoretical Advanced Study Institute in Elementary Particle Physics) 2016, section III: https://arxiv.org/abs/1710.05137
Ask HN: Team calendar
I'm looking for an application / web interface where I can plan my daily task for our designers. I do see a lot of full fledged applications but they all seem to get one small thing wrong which I'm really looking for. I want to have a direct overview of all our designers and how booked they are.

Let me explain what the application would look like. On top we have the names, and on the left side you see the time (starting at 08:00 till 17:00) and then underneath the name you'll be able to drag a timeslot and add a comment (projectname or something similar). This will be directly visible for everyone looking at the website (tool). So our project managers can see, oh X's booked lets ask Y to fix it.

The main thing is, it should show it hourly, since we have a quick turn around of projects per day. And if we can have (further down) the next day (some projects will take more than 8 hours of course) it's an absolute plus.

Does anyone have such a tool? Is anyone aware of such a web interface?

Hopefully you have answers.

-

I've looked at a couple of examples and they do not fit:
Teamup,

Teamweek (no hourly planning available),

Google calendar - not direct overview per person,

Wrike,

Float,

Doodle
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I recently learned something interesting. How many elevators do you think the Empire State Building has? Take a guess. I won't give away the answer here. It surprised me too.

Interestingly, One World Trade Center has the same number. I thought maybe it was a thing to have that many elevators in a sky scaper, but the Sears Tower (alright, Willis Tower...
still can't get used to that) has about 40% more!
For me the most revolting evolution of advertisement was when paid content made it's way into the content of articles, i.e. "The Circular investigates which brand of laundry detergent is best for getting out that wine stain"

But I think down the road a bit we'll find out how much advertising has cost us as a society in terms of lost efficiency, it's an externality just like dumping waste into a public water source except the water source is our brain's attention span.
If you mean the melamine foam blocks ("Magic Erasers"), then they're not actually glass. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melamine_foam
Isn't Lyft a competitor in almost every market? Personally, I always check both Lyft and Uber to see which is cheapest (and wait for a little while, to see if they price fluctuates)
When I moved to the Bay my wife got a job before I did and I was fortunate enough to be able to take some down time before taking my current role.

That time was priceless. I was able to fully decompress from past work stress (shocking how much you build up), get my gaming fix out of the way, and then move on to be incredibly productive with self-driven education with coding things I'd wanted to learn.

I also had a massive amount of creativity come back to me because I was well rested and not stressed or distracted.

If you are ever in a position to do something like a multi month or year break in between jobs, I can't recommend it enough.
"Impact" in the sense that I'd have to use a different computer, I guess.

The image of the VM is portable.

A force shutdown would force shutdown my VM, yes. I haven't ever had that on my PC, can't remember if it's because I fenagled updates or what.
Aka Disney
Yeah the question should really be if he's guilty beyond reasonable doubt, to which the answer can only be no.
What I mean is that the regulations in the US are not relevant for my kind of activity (which is not criminal, which could warrant international operations via Interpol).

Privacy-wise, you are right. I have all my data in Google so the key parts are already there.
Except Netflix isn't a bundle.
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For anyone who doesn't speak Portuguese (myself included), this means "18th century".
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It's amazing how much your expenses and tastes can grow with your income.
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My quick attempt. I'm sure there are better sources of this data.

Let's say an average of 30 hours of consumption per week per person. [1] In a household of 4 people, that's 120 hours per week.

"[Nielsen says the average commercial minutes per hour] was 16 minutes/8 seconds for cable network programming." [2]

Assuming 30 second commercials, that's 32 commercials per hour, or 3,840 impressions per week. Across 30 days, that comes out to be 16,457 impressions.

"$24.76 - The average cost of a thousand impressions for a 30-second commercial in broadcast prime time in 2014, down from $25.06 in 2013." [3]

$24.76 per mille * 16.457 mille views/month/household = $407. That feels unreasonably high. If the CPM were $2, it would still translate to $40/month.

[1] https://www.marketingcharts.com/featured-24817

[2] https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/308248/shorte...

[3] http://adage.com/article/news/costs-ad-prices-tv-mobile-bill...
If you're in the US there is HBO Now which is their cable-free subscription service. I believe the actual monthly fees are still being serviced by third parties though, e.g. I pay Apple 15 dollars a month for my HBO subscription, but I get all the content through HBOs website directly.
That’s a pretty interesting perspective. I have definitely been thinking for a while that they are trying to drive the general public out so that they can accumulate more for cheaper, but I never considered the idea that they want you to use THEIR tools.

It actually makes a lot of sense cause the SEC has also been going pretty hard lately to try to shut down trading of tokens that had ICOs and to make life difficult for current exchanges.

I have always believed that Wall Street does not like the fact that the regular public got first stab at crypto currencies, and they didn’t. This could be their way to try to rectify that.
btw, searx.me is a really fantastic search engine
The gold supply increases at a rate of about 2% per year.