skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would have been more happy if PureDarwin had taken off or a true uKernel had incorporated Apple OSS in their code base.

For people in need of hackintosh this is a solution but why not have the real thing or a community version (like good ol Gnu-Darwin).

It is apple to blame here, the could have taken the FOSS direction and do a Darwin-EL (Like RHEL) for FOSS community, even with a fee. MacOS is definitely not for me though they have done an interesting work in the kernel and this is what I would like to try instead of BSD or Linux.

The GUI? Far from my tastes.
Probably just as important as developing the game engine, NeXT's programming environment also let them quickly and easily build tooling like level editors https://doomwiki.org/wiki/DoomEd https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B3O6oJmCIAAGMi0.png:large
Darcs was one of the well-known examples that could be brandished
> How are nanobes & prions determined to have life?

They aren’t.

To quote: “No conclusive evidence exists that [nanobes] are, or are not, living organisms, so their classification is controversial.”

> Are there microscopic Turing tests?

No. That’s what we’re telling you. “Life” is not well-defined. The textbook definition you might have seen in school would misclassify fire as alive.

For a fun take on this, look up the comedy podcast (starring Professor Brian Cox) called “The Infinite Monkey Cage”, specifically all the episodes which ask if a (freshly picked) strawberry is alive and if not when exactly did it die.
No. Some people don't want insane amounts of money to go to Apple just for the brand, and then get old or shitty hardware. I'd happily pay 2000/2500 USD for a good 15" OSX laptop - but not for a stupid piece of hardware where the keyboard sucks and the touchbar gets in my way.
There have been interesting animal experiments which perhaps avoid that eg

>Perhaps the most intriguing animal paper so far is a study published online in the winter of 2013 that appeared to show that fear memories can be inherited. Researchers from Emory University trained male mice to associate an odor with an electrical shock, so that they would get startled simply by smelling the odor by itself. Surprisingly, the scientists found that the smell also startled the next two generations of mice. https://www.vox.com/2014/8/18/5927269/epigenetics-definition...
Touchabl is looking for Tensorflow or Caffe engineers to help leap-frog Africa
Do you really think that all Macs that you buy today will be unsupported in 2 years?
And even when Woz isn't responsive himself, it seems he makes sure his emails get answered. I emailed him once a few years ago -- I forget about what -- and his wife replied with a kind, detailed note.
Somebody sometime probably suggested someone should use JS to 'transpile' JS into HTML. And people listened.
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No, I don't think it is strange. It has little if anything to do with "poor and minorities" or "inner city". It is about purpose for use and the credentials of the supplier.

People trust doctors. People expect that this will not be a problem. People have sympathy for those who are addicted due to having, perhaps wrongly, trusted a doctor. That doctor is a paid professional, highly trained, and expected to provide for your health.

Consider a similar situation. A person gets a house built, moves into it, and it collapses. They might have hired a licensed general contractor, or they might have paid a random person they found sitting outside the hardware store. The difference matters. Similarly, one could hire a licensed pilot or somebody who took just a couple lessons. You may die either way, but one way gets much more sympathy.

There is also the matter of need. The doctor is supposedly supplying drugs for a purpose beyond "it would be fun". There is no respect for people who gamble with their health just to have fun. Somebody who just got a hip replacement is understood to need painkillers. Visible needs are obviously legitimate. If there is no visible problem, the assumption is that the usage is just for fun.

BTW, for these purposes, the start of the addiction is what counts. The current drug supplier matters much less than the initial drug supplier.
After the changeover to digital tv nothing you can find at best buy or walmart for 10-50 dollars works worth owning in multiple locations in different states.

The switch to digital pretty much just killed free tv for a way bigger chunk of the population that people seem to imagine.

A tv is a worthless investment unless its paired with a $50-120 a month cable tv and a decent tv still costs 200-300. You are talking about an investment of 800 in the first year and 600 per year thereafter.

If we look at the 5 year outlook you are talking about 3200.

Honestly a tv is generally just a bad computer monitor with good multimedia connections, garbage speakers, a tuner to hook up to worthless free tv, and hardware to display cable tv and cable tv is just bad netflix where you don't get to pick whats on.

I see no reason for tv or cable tv to continue to exist as they do other than inertia.
> But I wonder how they execute this script.

As I mentioned earlier, the trick is to have no shebang.

If the first line of a file of shell commands starts with the characters "#!", the results are unspecified.

[...]

If the execve() function fails due to an error equivalent to the [ENOEXEC] error [...], the shell shall execute a command equivalent to having a shell invoked with the pathname resulting from the search as its first operand, with any remaining arguments passed to the new shell, except that the value of "$0" in the new shell may be set to the command name.

Source: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/xcu...
Mastodon gets away with just telling people to go find a server to register with, you don’t have to self host to get some reasonable level of decentralisation.
I've never gotten into YouTube either, so thanks for all the names.

One thing old, more-closed communities did well was curation. I needed your curation to propel me into YouTube because I've been before and there's so much crap (and by crap I mean the slick stuff designed for viewing, to make $$$)
I think it's a really good idea. At least the spirit of it is correct - HN is a unique community which really helps me crowdsource a lot of wisdom and knowledge, and I think the pseudonymity and ephemerality is a feature more than a bug, but, it would be great to have longer running discussions that aren't swiftly superseded by the next days hot posts, and to have the freedom to post things/quesetions without the fear of getting drowned out (because on HN/reddit you have to be conscious of what is likely to get enough upvotes to even be seen)
Tesla Bursts into Flames After “Violent Crash” in Switzerland, Killing Driver
Control was also RNA, but from unschocked snail.
I have a couple of questions if the authors are following along.

While I understand the choice of using a downsampled input with 4 channels I'm wondering why you went with a downsampled output instead of going to the original resolution directly where the 3 color channels are separate.

Also, did you investigate "faking" the training data by taking a single well exposed image, making it darker using conventional methods and using the resulting image as an input to the workflow?
Before Google Duplex - 5 AI technologies that wowed us
a lot of people dont buy OS X for their hackintoshes
Be sure to check https://ius.io/ for more recent releases of commonly-used packages. CentOS, being whitelabelled RHEL is sometimes behind the latest and greatest versions.

Most relevant to CentOS / this post is

https://dl.iuscommunity.org/pub/ius/stable/CentOS/7/x86_64/r...

I've had good luck with their version of Python 3.6 but as always, YMMV with others.
Just the new thought-terminating cliché for "things I disagree with".
I‘m using macOS on an x230t for precisely that reason. Pen works great, even has force sensitivity and served me well in the tutor groups I‘ve held.
yes. not sure how your point makes mine null however.
I miss those early days too. And I fear the internet will turn into another source of media channels where people are just consumers.
I've used Windows Phone and Windows Mobile, and published for both. While you still need Windows for compilation and packaging, you can at least do so in a virtual machine quite effortlessly, as rhaps0dy pointed out.
Even if Apple moves to ARM, support for Intel will continue for many years. They are still supporting machines from 2009. I would say anyone running a Hackintosh is safe until 2025.
It's going to be hard for enough RNA to do anything to get in to your nervous system from the towel dispenser. I'd put peoples looks changing that way down to peer pressure and the like.
Normal forums have categories for these things.

Maybe except trolling.
I'm a huge fan of the biography Jean Renoir (the acclaimed film director) wrote about his father, Auguste Renoir (the acclaimed Impressionist painter), Renoir, My Father - https://www.amazon.com/Renoir-My-Father-Jean/dp/B001MPDDME

For a gripping tale of technology and hacking, The Cuckoo's Egg never fails: https://www.amazon.com/Cuckoos-Egg-Tracking-Computer-Espiona...

And, as someone reminded me in the thread about Xerox and Fujifilm, Dealers of Lightning tells the story of Xerox PARC, the Alto, Steve Jobs' visit, etc: https://www.amazon.com/Dealers-Lightning-Xerox-PARC-Computer...
That sounds awesome and now I want to know how it performs. Is the dialogue like 2 teenagers communicating purely with memes? Also I'd love to get my hands on those 60k images.
Show HN: Supportive – Guided Conversations for Love and Friendship
Apple used to be pretty aggressive with shutting down repositories of knowledge on building Hackintoshes. I'm not saying this is still the case but it might explain why locating guides and configuration requires a great deal of effort.
Yes, this definitely needs at least a joke on the homepage. You have space on the right side. You could have a few jokes that are shown randomly on page load. That would be nice.
Not really. They either tend to overflow and turn into a mess or stay very topical.
Not really, because most companies will ignore those without Elm repositories on github.

I cannot be bothered to create Elm, Haskell, OCaml, F#, Kotlin, Scala, Clojure, Rust, Go, Swift, Angular, React, VueJS, Flutter, Dart .... github repositories, after work on evenings and weekends, just for the tiny chance of getting around the next round.

As if almost 30 year of experience across multiple business domains are worthless.
Right, that's interesting. Thanks. This is analogous to saying that we live in an Einsteinian simulation run from a Newtonian world, right?
Funnily enough I recently watched a YouTube video of a guy exploring the “deep web”. Went on for ages about how you need to use a VM and proxy and Tor browser for your safety! ...and when he finally started, he was just going to sites we would have considered the bog standard of shock sites in the 00s, more tame than goatse. He even started from an aggregator site that listed all of them conveniently for him. Deep!
Welp, here we are again. Written words have no body language to facilitate most of the meaning. Your words didn't come across as funny, and mine seemed to come across as negative in some manner to you. If we had been talking, you would have seen a smirk, and I'd have slapped your shoulder with a "knock it off buddy". (next time add /joke, I'll add /ah-shucks)

/fix internet miscommunication
Be aware that not everyone has access to OTA though. I live about 40 miles outside of a major US city and I have access to nada without a cable subscription.
I'm all for "command -v", but do you know which OSes don't have "which" by default?
I think you are right. The philosophy is just in realizing the relevance of certain theories in physics to how death should be conceived. But then, yeah, psychology takes over :)
I can't tell either. It's just an observation of something that is factually correct. I'm pointing out the coldly rational conclusion. I don't think I intend to advocate either way.

Most robbers will reoffend. That really isn't OK. People get badly hurt and even killed in many cases, often including the robber. The robber may be safer in prison.
We’ve lost track of more than 900 near-Earth asteroids
> “Highly motivated”

> “Passion”

Working overtime and week-ends while not getting a dime for it.
An attempt to summarize everything I'm reading in these comments:

The Internet used to be an escape from the real world. Now the Internet is the real world.
Since your repo is not software but only documents I would suggest that instead of the Apache license you use the Creative Commons CC 4.0 BY license.

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
This was my first though too. Something happened, but it was not memory transfer.

However RNA and biological indicators like hormones could (and probably do) have a big effect on learning, in terms of how fast we learn, how aware to be, feedback mechanisms, triggering long-term memory formation etc.

The idea of storing memories in genetic materia has been really popular for a long time, but imo this is mostly due to either hope/belief for immortality and romantic trans-generational memory transfer, or new age trends.

Of course it's not impossible, but it's very unlikely.
Hackintosh is good but I think most people just want a macOS system, they don't really care about how much they can learn from hackintosh installations.(e.g., bootloader, dsdt, kexts adaptions). This repo may be more suitable for those geeks and those who want to understand the computer OS better. So it will focus more on the technologies and theories (if one just want to install macOS and get no interests in hackintosh, he should turn to tonymacx86 or some other forums)
I think it was implied by context that they weren't. Obviously if you need advice of "don't be greedy" then such a person isn't simultaneously weighing up an offer from the top of Google's pay tier, otherwise that wouldn't be greed, it'd just be realism.
You might already be aware of this, but you can chain multiple sed functions together into one command. eg

sed -e 's/erase_text//g; s/erase_more//g'

But I appreciate your example there is more for illustrative purposes rather than an actual pipeline you have in production.
I have a 60 inch TV in a room not connected to my cable. I use it to watch Netflix, DVDs, etc. it’s a much better experience especially watching something with someone than a laptop is.
I agree with your first point. But something must be said when people still forge on creating a Hackintosh system despite the considerable effort required to do so.
Urban clap CEO replied to a ticket asking the agent to ignore the customer
Why does it have to be religion related? It just means "eagle" in Latin/Roman languages.
Ask HN: Which sites do you take your latest AR related news from?
Chromecast solves a lot of this. Rather under appreciated device.
Beware that "python -c" prepends empty string (i.e., cwd) to sys.path, which is most likely not what you want in the context of a shell script.
Same experience with TF2 and older games of course. You would get to know the regulars to particular servers. Internode #14 was my TF2 haunt, and it was always fun to have friends popping in and out.

Some of my favourite moments in Star Wars Galaxies were waiting for shuttles and just chatting with whoever was around.

That spontaneity with strangers is gone, but also the places you go regulalrly to just "be there" and enjoy others company seem to be gone too. Even going to a pub you find people are specifically with a small friendship circle and when they aren't they are on their phones trying to avoid the pang of solitude until their friends come back.

I think the contrast is most striking when you come from really community focused areas like university or even school, to realise that those kinds of communal situations are actually quite uncommon in an ordinary life.

To borrow a gaming term, I sometimes wonder if people haven't become too preoccupied min-maxing their social metrics and as such feel they don't have time for strangers. Everyone is content with having one or two okay friends and a few dozen more acquaintances they never speak to as a substitute for community.

TL;DR strong communities are hard to foster and hard to find, perhaps thanks to isolating technologies that undermine some of the common ground, such as matchmaking and groupless/roomless social tools.
A missed opportunity to use the <head> and <body> elements
CEOs happen to want something from some people quite often too.
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You're more likely to get it from undercooked meat.
Hi HN,

We made Supportive as a tool to help foster quality time with your partner and friends. It's a guided conversation, meaning there's a narrator that takes you through a talk with a partner, adding advice on relationships, meditation, and more. It's not always about not knowing what to talk about — sometimes, it's about creating the right space for it.

We've been working on this for six months now, and have been constantly surprised by how much this simple audio experience changes people's perceptions on friendship and love.

I thought Supportive was relevant to HN because a couple of days ago, a NYTimes article [1] was posted about how our relationships have dramatically changed over the past couple of decades. I feel like I've been seeing more and more articles on the subject, particularly with the recent/ongoing backlash towards social media.

I've been a lurker for a long time, but am excited to share something. Happy to take any questions, feedback, etc! :-)

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17059237
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Interface Nokia 5110 LCD and Raspberry Pi – Python
A hash alone isn't going to help much; he has both a 1-char string in the set and to top it off, most of the other strings begin with (a distinct from the 1-char string one) the same string. There are some tricks (overpopulate the hash table with short string) but hashing is tricky here.

Source: 11 years of string matching work. :-) We built a multiple hash table string matcher in the early days of Hyperscan (it's gone now).
But "..." is English (and multiple other languages), not an icon.
Let me help you with that: http://www.theuselessweb.com

If you ever find yourself staring at a blinking cursor, then lean back, close your eyes and imagine something. Just something you enjoy doing.

Type it into Google, DDG or https://neocities.org/browse

Profit... well not exactly, but hours can easily fly by.

I'm more like this guy ( http://littlefun.org/posts/Why_I_am_reading_about_advanced_n... ), I guess we all have our problems :)
WTF is a Tensor??
What if you already opened the door and you shut it for a reason or by mistake?

No plan is perfect. But opening the door a few seconds before is essentially equal in danger to opening it a few seconds after.
> snapchat/instagram

Well first you look hot (or at least think you do), then you take cute/hot/slutty pictures of you.
Read the first guide on Side Project Marketing! Great stuff!
Study Utilizes Big Data to Understand Mental Health
While i like the novel approach to see if it's possible, I miss some discussion that relates them to other algorithms for known scenarios. Sorting is embarrassingly easy to parallelize. Basically you can Divide'n'Conquer with as many machines as needed with only the networking and storage interface as the limiting factor. Could it be cheaper when using a GPU and ML? Probably, but when the running time is unpredictable and highly dependent on the training and you cannot even guarantee correctness, is it really worth it?

I'd be more interested in seeing the analysis in terms of IO operations; because the CPU will be plentiful when the data set grows beyond what is possible to juggle in the memory.
For all thinking along these lines I'd recommend to read the "The Steve we knew" section in Ed Catmull's "Creativity Inc." for a bit different perspective.
Actually, read the whole book.
Yes, but which one, and which version? This is especially painful with Python ;)
Yep, good advices.

Additionally, have a master CV template and customize it based on the requirements.

Cutting it down to 1-2 pages, removing everything not worthwhile listing for the advert.

Rephrase the technical terms for the buzzwords bingo as per job advert, e.g. .NET vs C#, ADO.NET vs C# database access,...
Update: you were right :)
I don't understand why Apple don't release macOS for non-Apple devices. Sure, it's a huge undertaking support-wise but it's not like they don't have the resources. I'm a full time desktop Linux user but I'd buy macOS for my laptop in a heartbeat to get a Unix environment with proper commercial apps like Office and Photoshop. I just don't want to pay the Apple premium for the hardware.
Windows for Workgroups 3.11 on vintage and modern hardware in 2016
The trick is to do both. Then you have addressed nearly 5% (rounding up a bit) of the US's fossil fuel dependence...
I'd not heard this about heat. It doesn't seem like an entirely straightforward link to me - aren't saunas supposed to fight cancer?
So what is their marketing spent on? I receive an email from them maybe 1-2 times a year but that's it, and I'm a huge fanatic.
Any thoughts on Microsoft's Surface Dial [1] radial menu?

[1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/design/input/wi...
Would it be any different had he not released the Android version? Or was the expectation to be invited to the every WWDC from then on?
So does this method strip out ads?
OK, so I've gotten a little way into this annoucement and still none-the-wiser as to what Fuse Open is. The most I can work out is it's nothing to do with filesystems (the incorrect assumption which drew me to their announcement).
It's the attention economy where you compete for the attention and thus funding by showing pictures.
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Right now I'm still just sorting out the comics (with dialogue) from memes (without). If I transcribe them, I could build a chatbot like you describe. I'd rather just hand them over to friends who could translate them.

HowardInterprets has translated some comics from Chinese to English, and when one of those reached 9gag, I got my inspiration to use this with my tutor for weekly Mandarin class.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Howardinterprets/photos

Do you have a server that can receive 7.12 GB? I like Mega.nz but it makes free users wait 5 hours after 2 GB. Make contact if you need the data; you should be find my email address without much difficulty.
No, Your Hotel Business Doesn’t Need a Mobile App
"I don't even use Gmail anymore (I've completely switched over to Inbox) but when I opened that article the first thing I did was "read" all the icons on the page."

Well, Inbox shares quite a few of these obscure icons (like the "stop sign with exclamation mark" icon for spam), only they captioned them.

So as an Inbox user you've basically seen the cheat sheet quite a few times. This sort of invalidates your test imho.
Pity they can't compete with capitalist owned and run corporations. I would love for them to work, but they all seem to end up failing [0].

0. Yes I know there are the odd exceptions, but these are so rare they almost prove the point.
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Okay, not an entirely unreasonable point.

But then that would imply that Tesla has an obligation to make sure third party news outlets report on every holiday taken by every executive. I'm not saying it has to be private information, but why not announce it on their website? Why does the Wall Street Journal have to do it?