skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Agreed. I neglected to add that this means they are really going after a small and ephemeral niche: those who want to spend more for more humane milk but still drink cows milk. Many people in that position may find themselves adopting a plant based diet.
Shouldn't it be possible to give the calf all the milk until it's old enough to wean, but keep milking the mother.
I think that's what they used to do in the days of sustenance farming.

Of course, if the calf was a boy they would slaughter it about then. But that's another discussion entirely.
Dont you need a M.S. degree to call yourself engineer?
This. Until either home parking or office parking will offer any type of EV charging I'm not buying an EV car, it is not feasible now. I'm definitely not going to do this:

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ru&tl=en&js=y&prev...
This is effectively how the Federal Reserve is scored.

It targets inflation and unemployment goals.

Goals are measured by the Department of Labour (BLS).
The only way the eliminated animals can be mostly female is if there is a skewed birth ratio or more males survive.

Males don't produce milk or eggs, and so are killed at a younger age.
The spark that triggered the current firestorm Facebook is facing has nothing to do with Facebook’s practices—those have been apparent and obvious since before Facebook is as even a company.

The spark was the confluence of divisive political headwinds and an outrage-driven news cycle.

I’m thankful that spark has resulted in sustained scrutiny of Facebook, but without a similar environment and controversy, I doubt Google will find itself in a hot seat.

Maybe such a controversy is waiting for Google. I hope so, they’ve gathered far more data about me and my interests than Facebook ever will.
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That’s because Google doesn’t care because you let him watch. Lots of companies comply with coppa (Amazon, Netflix, Apple, Microsoft) and Google could if they carded enough. But even if their kids app was available on your laptop, it’s still inappropriate for kids.

So you letting your kid watch YouTube as an 18 year old is a personal decision and not much to do with coppa existing or not existing.
There are some frontiers where vegan replacements aren't particularly tasty to me (vegan cheese for example, at least in its cold form).

But as for almond milk and soy milk and coconut milk, their taste, to me, is clearly superior to cow's milk.
Google may be better than everyone else. The question is though, do you really need all that "betterness"? Because if you don't, there are actually plenty of alternatives to choose from. They may not be as good as Google, but they do their job pretty well. Giving up some of the (perceived) "Google awesomeness" in favor for say privacy, may be worth considering. Just a thought.
I see that on my continuous integration system. We use Teamcity with ~50 agents for build tasks that take 20-30 minutes. Each agent can only be running a single task.

During the day, all agents are busy and the queue fills up with 30 or so pending tasks.

If one agent gets into a bad state where, say, it fails to checkout from source control and fails within the first 20 seconds of a build, then it will very quickly chew through the entire queue of pending tasks, failing them all.

You'd think the more agents you have the better insulated you are from the failure of a single one, but this particular failure mode actually becomes more common the more agents you add!!!
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Full title is "Intermittent Fasting as a Novel Treatment Approach for Patients Treated with Atypical Antipsychotics".

Anti-psychotic medication causes severe weight gain in many people. Those people should be getting diet and exercise interventions.

This study shows that intermittant fasting is probably a useful extra treatment.
I agree that it is exactly this. New tooling has made machine learning easier to use. As a result, people with deep domain knowledge but less machine learning expertise are starting to apply ML to the problems they understand that best.

One of the biggest roadblocks to this happening more today is that people don't know how to perform feature engineering to prepare raw data for existing machine learning algorithms. If we could automate this step, it would be a lot easier for subject matter experts to use ML.

For example, I work on an open source python library called featuretools (https://github.com/featuretools/featuretools/) that aims automated feature engineering for relational datasets. We've seen a lot of non-ml people use it make their first machine learning models. We also have demos for people interested in trying it themselves: https://www.featuretools.com/demos.

I expect to see a lot more work in the automated feature engineering space going forward.
Most people "don't realize" that because it's totally false. Only holders of specific OAuth scopes can use the Gmail API. The "basic account info" access that login with Google grants is not sufficient.
Bugs seek each other’s company. Bad code has many bugs. Therefore the best place to add tests is the code where bugs are found.

It’s not quite the same though as adding a test to verify a bugfix.
Try again. Frunks were around before Tesla...as far back as the 1960s. This is just an evolutionary iteration of modern cars, which are design to absorb crash energy in a crash by crumpling. And even Tesla admits that its higher rates are almost entirely due to the frunk providing a larger crumple zone.

Also, Tesla is known to misrepresent in it's PR releases. See https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/06/insurance-institute-for-high..., in which the IIHS notes that Tesla only received an "acceptable" for the type of crash that actually results in the most fatalities.
How do milk producing organs work? Could they work outside a body?
I will, hopefully next week we will have it
Battery operated cars, battery operation ecosystem, over the air updates, over the update that enabled auto-pilot, radically redesigned internal controls, direct sales, no haggle pricing.
Well, I suppose you mean: with the only moving part being the water itself. A hydraulic ram can move water uphill easily without any external power, electricity, etc., using basically only simple valves. If I could build a hydraulic ram of ice, does that count?
There's a very strong relationship between experience (number of procs performed) and outcomes. High-volume is almost always beetter.

This may of course favour unnecessary ops...)
That CNN article they quote is nothing more than CNN disliking that Youtube is challenging them in viewers and ad money. CNN isn't exactly the bastion of legitimacy and journalistic standards either. They're also trying to take down true left wing media like Jimmy Dore, painting him as a 'conspiracy theorist' for not being certain about the Syrian gas attacks before the OPCW was even there, as real journalists should do -- not just take talking points from the Pentagon. Cenk Uygur had to step in on TYT and denounce that stupid CNN article advocating for censorship and bring Jimmy out of that hole.
The orange is probably still vitamin b supplementation
Do you see an applications in neuromorphics enabling lower power, massively parallel molecular simulations, e.g. for protein folding, etc?
There’s always a new reason why he’ll surely fail this time around.
I'll bite.

What's actually better than:

* Gmail

* Search

* Docs

And all of the Integration that works cross platform for all of those.
I have similar anecdotes regarding youtube. My feed often randomly recommends "SJW owned compilation" and "feminism fails". I may have watched one or two videos from prominent feminists and their supposed opposition in 2011 but google is really waiting for me to get back to that particular political fight for some reason.

How long do I have to ignore something before it goes away? It reminds me of how in the UK the tabloid newspapers have audacious headlines but you're forced to read them because they are in the entrance of every store. I dont want to read about this. Leave me alone and stop filling my head with garbage.
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There is no one-to-one correspondence between quantum fields and physical states due to gauge freedom and therefore quantum fields can not be real things. No experiment can yield the value of a quantum field at some point in space and time without fixing a gauge.

We invented quantum fields to make locality obvious but this is not possible without making the description redundant and so we just declared that one physical state corresponds to an entire equivalence class of mathematical states.

So I really don't think this is a matter of philosophy, they are not equivalent models.
Well, if you read the foreignpolicy.com article I posted you will see a very interesting theory that throws a wrench into this whole situation:

>> In the past year, Sun, a highly decorated scientist, has ignited a passionate online debate with claims that the founders of Chinese civilization were not in any sense Chinese but actually migrants from Egypt. He conceived of this connection in the 1990s while performing radiometric dating of ancient Chinese bronzes; to his surprise, their chemical composition more closely resembled those of ancient Egyptian bronzes than native Chinese ores.
Sorry, that might be too local: Beta = natural science, alpha = humanities, gamma = social science.

So my point is even humanities and social sciences are becoming more empirical (at least in subfields, and the retort that a lot of statistics got founded in humanities is well taken) and they are using the tools that are popular and widely known.
For those are unable to distinguish between the genuine and the fake, Lance Armstrong had a “net positive effect”.

To everyone else with some moral compass, his crimes cast a long, dark shadow.
in large part this is made easier because most money travels by known and monitored channels (banks, businesses certified to be money transmitters, etc) with very little going via cash.

data on the other hand is a much more diverse & fluid asset that travels via a million unmonitored/encrypted channels and can be copied easily. if all money could be easily copied and most transactions were in cash, proactive regulation would be too expensive. i think.
Found the original article more informative: https://www6.slac.stanford.edu/news/2018-04-13-scientists-us...

And the actual publication: http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/4/eaaq1566

The paper is the first scientific result associated with a DOE-funded pilot project where SLAC is working with a Silicon Valley AI company, Citrine Informatics, to transform the way new materials are discovered and make the tools for doing that available to scientists everywhere.

https://citrine.io
Telus is one of the major Canadian telecom companies, and one of the largest ISP in Canada. As such they provide @telus.com email address, and my thinking is that this is why they would add google.com to their SPF record, so that people registering google accounts with their telus email address could receive reminders sent by google but with the user's email address in the from field.
Can someone please compare both?

Does the fact that Minizone is based on "async_hooks" make it more future proof? Less hacky?
+1. Really well said!
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Vegan cheese may never have the variety and taste, but that’s something I decided I can accept.

That said, there have been improvements and more awesome brands appearing every year! Check out miyoko’s cheeses and butter!

https://miyokoskitchen.com
Farmers in the UK inject cows with estrogen and antibiotics to make them grow faster and bigger. We are messing with nature and making them and ourselves sick. Cows need milking, they feel pain with full udders, but not at the mass production level where they are also subjected to being killed for meat.
This seems completely batshit insane.

For example, even if you wanted to, you can't wave a magic wand and give Eventbrite a perpetual license to play a recording of music that you licensed for your event.
You are right. I will change the wording to say GUI instead of just UI
i strongly recommend that python projects adopt py.test and hypothesis together. There’s a little more cognitive load up front, but hypothesis absolutely nails the ability to find edge cases rapidly in your tests with very little work.
If congress couldn't grok how Facebook operates I doubt they will be able to grok Google who in my opinion has a much more indirect (manipulative) way of getting people to view ads and gather data to show ads.
Thank you! Yes it took me a long time to write and thinking about good examples is always hard...
I was not looking for ootb but hoping to hear about a solid process based on selenium or similar system.
I feel like the basic premise of this study is far too complicated, because of traditionally far too static classifications.

People have never and will never be strictly heterosexual or strictly homosexual.

They have a preference, but they are never going to find the other sex entirely unattractive, even if some people would want to do your head in for claiming otherwise.

Ultimately, a butt is a butt, a nipple is a nipple and a man boob isn't that different from a woman boob either.
Certain characteristics like fitness, charisma, nurturance, intelligence, loyalty etc. can be viewed as sexy, too, and are entirely decoupled from sex.

As such, when you identify as heterosexual, you have a preference for the opposite sex, which is high enough that you wouldn't consider both sexes generally equal like with bisexuality, but it does not mean that you cannot find anyone of the same sex sexy, too.

They could have lots of characteristics that are typically ascribed to the other sex. Or they just happen to have the right combination of characteristics, apart from the sex, that you find really attractive.

You would prefer for them to be the opposite sex, but you would also prefer for that opposite-sex-person that's into you to be a top model. At some point, you just stop holding your breath and bang what's available.
> their product is not premised on my genuine identity

Their product to you may not be, but their primary revenue stream sure is based on the premise of knowing your genuine identity (including habits.)
Of course I meant it as a joke. But I think the problem- or at least the point of the joke- isn't much in the fact that you haven't seen these people before. The point is rather that "gossip" is a sparse amount of information about some reality you don't have direct access to, but that exists and is consistent. So with normal gossips, it makes sense for the brain to gather all this info and try to infer a picture of the person behind it. However, if there is no real person behind the gossip the entire exercise is perfectly illusory.
That’s right. No one else is trying to make a sexy electric car at a low price.
But you and I do pay extra even for that small improvement, to buy eggs with a little less self imposed shame. We'd probably pay a bit more for a bit more improvement. It'll never be as cheap to raise animals without cruelty. But we could become wealthy and horrified enough to be willing to pay the difference.
I think it was Seymour Cray that said to push the boundary in one dimension at a time.

However, in this person was trying to do two new things at the same time: reusable glass bottles and humane cow treatment. Both of those caused friction with the existing infrastructure. I think that if he had just tried to have humane cow treatment and just used the disposable bottles that everyone was using, he would have had a better chance to succeed.
For real, insurance is an afterthought to many but you are looking at a little money spent for peace of mind.
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Let’s be honest and pare this down to battery pack technology, over-the-air updates/always connected to the Internet and direct sales.
With the adavances of lab grown meat, I’d bet they could.

Makes ya think though doesn’t it? There could be a time when humans are drinking lab produced cows milk from an artificial organ. And people call us vegans extreme ;)
Yes I wrote it because it is my main complaint. The internet is full or articles that deal with a specific topic that is very narrow and never give the big picture away.

Frankly the only good source of such material is books (especially the initial chapters where they set the stage for everything)

If somebody else knows where these types of articles exist, I would also like to know where they are.
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I have an iPad 1 and it shows just fine. Can you post a screenshot/video somewhere with the problem?
I wonder kind of meat you had available. Good meat is anything but bland.
That's also a very American point of view.

Bradley Wiggins was greatly respected and admired in France and the rest of Europe, despite coming from a traditionally non-cycling country and dominating the Tour de France. Chris Froome, his successor as leader of Team Sky, often rides to a chorus of boos and jeers.

The difference is in spirit. Wiggins showed a respect for the heritage and tradition of the sport. He won with humility and grace. He was funny and self-deprecating. He turned up at amateur time trial events for the fun of it. He poured his heart and soul into the 2014 Paris-Roubaix and came ninth. He rode the Zesdaagse Vlaanderen-Gent and hung around afterwards to give autographs to drunken Belgians. He loved the sport more than he craved victory.

Froome is too efficient, too slick, too calculating. There's no drama about him, nothing to empathise with, just a relentless machine that stares at his stem and cranks out the watts. There's nothing about him that evokes the childish joy of cycling, the freedom of two wheels and your own power, of riding with no hands and showing off to your friends and skinning your knee.

The problem with Armstrong wasn't that he was an American or that he won a lot, it was that he clearly cared more about winning than about the sport. He was cold and hard and calculating in a sport that cherishes playfulness and vulnerability.
Every time there's a scandal and you don't delete your Facebook account, you're telling them that you're fine with that behaviour and that they're welcome to abuse you further. They'll keep pushing, whittling their users to a group who tolerates anything.
I know its not as sexy as new features, but I really wish gitlab took a look at performance. Currently its sitting at 9GiB of Memory on my dedicated server box for basically no users. I tried it on smaller instances but it was so painfully slow I ended up getting a cheap dedicated server from Hetzner.
I recently did a similar overview of terminals since I needed to pass all keypresses to the terminal, I ended up with something like this in xterm, but I hear it works in urxvt as well:

.Xdefaults-localhost
*VT100.Translations: #override \
Shift<Key>Return: string("shift return")\n\
Ctrl<Key>Return: string("ctrl return")\n\
Alt<Key>Return: string("alt return")\n\
Super<Key>Return: string("super return")

Here are the escape sequences used by Kitty for sending modifiers to the shell from the terminal: https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/blob/master/protocol-ext... (thanks aumerle)
I would actively avoid that, but only because it confuses me.

That syntax loosely implies that removing the second d assignment would allow me to create new-but-altered dogs with alterDog(Dog), which isn't the case. If I wanted to use assignments like that, I would try to go fully immutable with factory methods that help me make slightly different, new dogs on the fly, and return them.
In 2003 I did a consulting gig for the _Forum des Images de Paris_ who planned to convert their movie archives to digital. Back in early 2003, scanning the existing video and film stock in HD of any kind (720i/p or 1080i/p) was incredibly expensive and not generally available (most post houses simply hadn't any HD scanners or video capture cards yet, except for high-end film work); I unfortunately had to advise them to stick to SD...
It's on this site, too ;-)
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Not biased, so much; more like balanced. (Dare I say "fair and balanced"?) After going through my daily news feeds and perusing so many stories (so freakin' many!) about how climate change (or whatever) is going to kill us all soon enough, I also now routinely head over to WUWT to see what their take on the matter is. Some of what shows up there I think is crap, of course, but much of it is quite thoughtful and remarkably clear-headed.

And if you're the type to just automatically dismiss such a site out of hand as being too "biased" without actually reading what they have to say with an open mind, then perhaps the problem lies with you and not with them.
Define better. Does offline capability, ownership of data/applications, ability to modify your software and privacy concerns count, just as examples?
Has anyone made a timeline or visualisation of Tesla's promised production rates vs reality?

Yes. Bloomberg.[1]

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-tesla-tracker/
I use an offline WordPress server to blog about my thoughts and experiences. Offline meaning the server is only available on my home network.

I have often thought I would like a tool that would convert my WordPress content into a book. The book would be for my wife and children when I move on.

There is definitely a freedom in blogging for yourself and your immediate family. I just need to resolve the issue of a less technical format of my musings for my family.
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>For every Walt Disney and Colonel Sanders there are probably thousands of people toiling away in their workshops for years on a product that will never see the light of day.

Or a product that will be credited to someone else.
Yes this is exactly what I was talking about. The anti-patterns are mentioned in order of appearance, so this is very common.

Don't let problems like these disappoint you. There are companies that don't suffer from any of these anti-patterns
Great. Where can I find milk from cows that live off the grass from rocky hillsides?
The reason I posted that article from foreignpolicy.com is because I wanted people to see that there are other, related theories that they may not have considered. I see that you still have not considered this one!

The space of what is possible is overwhelmingly large, it frustrates me when "rationalism" means setting up these extreme categories of possible vs impossible, sane vs "crackpot", etc.
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Yes, they speak ultra fast and literally say the punctuation verbatim. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWXebEeGwn0&vl=en for an example ("How a Blind Developer uses Visual Studio"). You can hear it saying "right brace", etc.

edit: typo and clarify what I'm linking to.
They are only measuring physical injuries, not psychological burnout, then they are missing the point. You cant treat automotive manufacture like a AAA video game. Nobody dies if Arkham Asylum 5 is janky on playstation. But if you are missing bolts on your brake lines....
That’s a terrific idea. Would this be applicable to drug discovery?
If you frame the question as "how much value do I get from X in exchange for my data?" I think the answer is clear that Google > Facebook. G Search, Gmail, Analytics, Docs, YT (original home of Khan Academy) etc. all contribute to my learning and productivity...with FB the total opposite.