skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Exactly!

This is a little backwards, the goal of CORS isn't just to protect the _user_ it is also to protect the _third party website_.

All it takes for a website to opt-in to this is just adding a single header - it's possible for bar.com to allow the request from foo.com by opting into it.
> Psychedelics might reveal to you that the neat little reality that you thought you had all figured out is a lot stranger and different from from what you thought it was, that your understanding of it might be all wrong, and that your place in it might not be all that cozy and secure.

Distorting perception doesn't reveal truth, it simply allows you to experience something "other" than reality. It's not that this is bad, but I don't accept that it offers enlightenment or wisdom.
Ask HN: How do you create? What's your creative process?
What do you guys do to keep your mind sharp and agile? What are you guys creating. Whether amateur or professional what fields and mediums do you dip your feet into and keep maintained?

I see a lot of creators around me being from Brooklyn. All over Williamsburg, whether it be musicians, DJs, modern artists, performers, etc. How is their mind different from mine (not strictly scientifically speaking) from a habitual perspective? What habits do you nurture?
I think these sort of queries are solved.. if you know the categories of sites that index information and are able to scroll and process text, images and information quickly.

My first query string idea was 'men semifinals Wimbeldon 2015 wiki' and the resulting page contains the list in a nice format.

This is because I have the context that wiki pages would contain this sort of information. Google and others are getting better at processing more vague queries (like 'three years ago'), but I do agree we are nowhere close to being able to ask general questions. Knowing how to use the tools like google search (and other searches) and really advanced queries syntax is a force multiplier/enabler.
The sudden lift of mood engendered by drugs should imprint the idea that "the depressive cycle can be easily dismissed and is not useful in anyway" when as you unwind, recalling that experience is a key to permanently removing negative cycles without drugs.
There are plenty of practical policy solutions you can employ to shift more market power to lower and middle income folks; e.g. proposition 13 in California but limited to one residential property per person.
I've built a lot of charts/visualization with React + D3.
I normally use D3 only for the math as rendering with React is much faster, easier to reason about and allows for features like server side rendering. Animations/transitions are not a solved problem with React, which is why it's probably far easier to create an animated chart with D3 exclusively, as the render loop of D3 with its enter/update/exit is really powerful.
I asked it like this and it worked =)

"Question: What is the answer to life, the universe and everything?

Aristo's Answer: 42

Confidence: 57.03%"
Yeah, but at some point it gets ridiculous:

http://aristo-demo.allenai.org/ask?q=Which%20landform%20is%2...
Any update on that?
Before you quit your job, ask whether you can cut back to half time or quarter time...
Slowing down is braking surely? His point was that there is rarely an accident the recreates the moral dilemmas of the trolley problems and I think he is right.
Sure you can, you can make any request you want without CORS, the content is just opaque to you (for example you can display an image but not manipulate its pixels).

You do this for example with `fetch('./any-resource', {mode: 'no-cors'})`.

You can then for example do a `.then(x => x.blob())` and then use the resulting blob as an image.
> I'm surprised you think the price matters. It doesn't. It's an index fund.

Volatility increases tracking error; this benefits traders but hurts investors.

Furthermore, AUM is not delta neutral. When an asset goes up its ETF attracts capital; when it goes down the ETF tends to lose capital. Since ETF economics are a measure on assets under management (AUM), ETF sponsors generally want their ETF to go up.
Is India an over-ventured market?
Most B2C startups in India find themselves unable to expand beyond 20-30m real users. The effective size of the affluent consumer segment in India comes to 30m real users and perhaps 100m audiences. This is the size and income level of a Mexico. But when you look at VC investments, India is 22x that of a Mexico. What gives?

Why is India such an over-ventured market? What are the consequences of that? And how can startups build for the next billion users in India. I explore in my post - https://medium.com/@sajithpai/india2-english-tax-and-building-for-the-next-billion-users-198701f0a7a6
CORS applies to XHR but fetch can make opaque requests by setting {mode: 'no-cors'} as the second parameter.
Anyone interested in this would do well to read Victor Frankl's "Man's Search For Meaning" about his imprisonment in Auschwitz.[1] He found that a sense of meaning was critical to survival there, and went on to develop a new school of psychotherapy he called "logotherapy", which focused on finding meaning in life.[2]

[1] - https://www.amazon.com/Mans-Search-Meaning-Viktor-Frankl/dp/...

[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logotherapy
yup, and 10000x from 10 years ago :)
PS, I've also been told by several friends who have gone through YC, and one who currently works there, that there's an unofficial internal blacklist, and I'm on it.

For what it's worth, in the 3 months after I was fired I referred a few dozen new customers, and I had no animosity towards them until I found out about the blacklist last year.
The Peter Principle Revisited: A Computational Study (2009)
There is also "Normans" and "12 Byzantine Emperors".
Can't you do this by yourself by implementing a thin layer on top of the canvas element?
What do you need more than a z-map of all of your nodes to keep track of which one is at the top and should receive mouse and touch events?
Teach Programming to become a better programmer
A perfect example of getting rich from selling shovels in a gold rush
A simple and obvious answer that can be found anywhere on the internet. Aristo's AI is not instilling me with confidence just yet...

Question: What is heavier? (A) The sun (B) A boat (C) Your mum

Answer: The sun
GCC and clang are probably the only C compilers in the world that care about C11, so it is quite hard to kill C99 for C11.
The Google career page (1) indicates that they are hiring a lot of people in that area, so we might see some fast paced improvements there.

1: https://careers.google.com/jobs#t=sq&q=j&li=20&l=false&j=clo...
Aereo thought so too. Their business model was based around hosting colocated TV antennas, from which they streamed broadcast TV to users on a 1:1 basis, geofenced by broadcast market. The Supreme Court shot this argument down.

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

The problem is that this is the business model of broadcast networks in a world of cable TV. The statutory retransmission fees funnel some cable TV revenue back to the broadcasters. It doesn't really make sense from first principles, but it has been a pragmatic compromise.

The messed up thing about Aereo is that after being shot down by the Supreme Court, they tried to get a license to operate as a cable company but were shot down on that front, too.
Hyperparameter Tuning Platforms Are Becoming New Market in Deep Learning Space
Um, it is you who refers to women as a homogeneous group that underestimates their skills.

It is fine to try to attract more people to your job, if that is what you want. However, if the problem is "women underestimate their skills", perhaps it would be better to work on women having higher estimates of their skills, than on downscaling the demands of jobs.

Women are free to go to career counseling and learn to correctly estimate their skills. Like everybody else. Bookshops are full of books with career counseling, too. I bet you can even get free advice on the internet. If you want to, you can learn to succeed, even as a woman.

The whole discussion is moot. You are free to believe that women tend to underestimate their skills, and men tend to overestimate. It just happens to neatly align with feminist theory that men are worthless windbags, but if that is your world view, ok.

If you are looking for papers, you can find plenty that contradict your theory. For example today I saw another big study showing "Stereotype Threat" has no effect on girl's performance on Maths. So even if girls are told they are bad in Maths (which I doubt is happening on significant scale, but whatever), at the very least it doesn't affect their performance.
How Do I Get a Job at Facebook or Google in 6 Months?
Mmm. I don't disagree, but I do think it's possible to overstate these things too. The scientific method is extremely effective at getting scientific answers to scientific questions.

Often though, we try to (or pretend we are applying this method to achieve unscientific questions (a la Karl Popper's criticisms of Scientism) or try to add up scientific answers in an unscientific way.

When we do that, we are using the (well earned and underappreciated) cultural authority of science in ways that do not promote truth seeking.
Yes, but it's a very bad idea.
If you'd do this, you could unlock your passwords with a single device by confirming on Firefox or vice-versa on Chrome.
This of course also means that if someone steals this device, they can unlock it too.

So don't do it.
I just bought an iPad Pro for this exact use case after being disappointed by an Android tablet (Pixel C).

The one thing I'll say is that if you _do_ have all the storage you need on the tablet, it's a surprisingly capable device. Affinity Photo and Lightroom are both great for editing and PhotoSync will get the photos to your computer when you're done.

The thing I'm still working on now is rating/culling. I don't like deleting things so that's out and I'm not a Lightroom user on desktop so that's out too. I'm hoping to find something that can modify IPTC tags.

If you just want to import stuff to the cloud though, you're better off with an Android tablet. It treats an SD adapter just like a PC does so you can use something like Solid Explorer to read directly from the card and write directly to Google Drive or something.

Unfortunately though, Android is woeful when it comes to the editing. Snapseed is fantastic but only properly seems to support DNG files, so you have to convert it first.

The other downside of Android is I couldn't find a tablet that was guaranteed to have a USB 3 port. They usually just listed "USB-C".
No it doesn't. It takes more than a couple of months for these bubbles to pop all the way, just look at prior ones. Extrapolating the last few months' rate of decline from the bubble popping would be just as silly as extrapolating the rate of increase from the last months of the bubble.
Primo Levi wrote three books about his experience at Auschwitz. The last one (The Drowned and the Saved) is centered on the "philosofical" issues.

https://theorangutanlibrarian.wordpress.com/2017/08/01/grapp...

"Though of a similar nature and sharing the same subject matter (Auschwitz and the Holocaust), Frankl’s book is one of the most uplifting reads I’ve ever experienced. Victor Frankl more than just physically survived the war; Primo Levi on the other hand felt like a different story. Put simply: Levi is the darkness to Frankl’s light."
You see, your mom doesn't compile software with basic toolchains that have existed since the beginning of the computer era. I'm OK with the fact that your mom, or anybody else's mom, or spouse, or sister uses an iPad now, instead of a fully featured computer. It's totally fine. They get everything they've ever needed, and more. But let's make it perfectly clear that an iPad cannot ever replace a laptop as a computer. Since most people don't see the difference, we need to point out that there this crucial fact.

I've been trying to switch (I also own an ipad pro) and it just doens't work. Either you need a second computer nearby, or a solid internet connection and a server with the toolchains of your choice. Microsofts's Surface actually replaces a laptop without the need to point that out, where the iPad is falsely advertised as a replacement. Sorry, I cannot accept false advertising, nor is clever marketing an excuse. They need to point out facts instead of wishful thinking. I am using Apple products for specific purposes, but also other products of other vendors. Because all of them suck in very specific ways. Let's not pretend that Apple somehow is superior in marketing that it tries to sell a consumer product as a universal computer. Nope, Nuh-uh. Not buying it.
My personal view is that there should be dedicated search providers for specific areas, such as academic, or technical, or news.

That way each provider can focus on building a good platform with clever machine learning tailored to that dataset.

We also need the return of proper Boolean operators and complex nested queries. Yes, Joe Public will never use them, but a lot of people who search the internet as part of their jobs, or just have deep interests and would love to have all those advanced search features back, and be able over to override the 'fuzzy logic' that generic Search engines such as Google enforce on us.

I also disagree that all sites need to be mobile first. If I have a site that provides software for the Enterprise Sector, Google will still penalise me if my site isn't responsive, even though my target market is IT professional sitting in front of powerful laptops/desktops.

As many would agree, Google have too much power in the Search space, and they have basically dictated to the world how Search should be done, whether they are actually right or not.
- Meditation apps to bring me down after a long day (5-10min)

- Regular exercise 6x a week

- Eating healthier so I don't feel heavy and tired (less carbs, fats, factory sugars)

- Spending time outside in nature

- More time with friends/family

- Writing everyday 3 lines to reflect on my day
Define "creative process"? Is it a state of mood, when random new ideas come to mind? Or may be not ideas, but specific problems solutions? Or may be you refer to a specific activity, like painting?
I find it odd that someone downvotes your comment. It's not snarky, or trivial, it just states an opinion. It appears someone doesn't like the opinion.
You always have to explicitly approve recording, and I pretty sure permission monitor can alert you when background recording is happening. It does this for background location usage, for sure.

Granted, the Apple App Store review process would probably have shot down this app.
Because:

1) many people prefer Vue over React - you can google them and their reasons.

2) one of the great selling points in the React ecosystem is React-Native - you can write many parts of your code once and use both for web and native applications.

There are other solutions for this for Vue (Weex and NativeScript) but React Native has the mindshare. Perhaps there are other benefits - I don't work with apps so I don't have experience.
I don't think it is a solve problem. It just seems daunting or difficult to take on Billion dollar companies in the space.
We're not talking about Bitcoin futures. The investment opportunity under discussion here is an index fund.
acme.sh is the most beautiful I have come across... incredible its all written in BASH and a great way to learn some slick scripting.
https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh
One particular sect that is relevant are the raskolnikovs (old-faithers)
"Last change gets the blame".

Raymond Chen wrote some articles about how this impacted Windows 95. It doesn't matter that program X completely ignored the documentation in Windows 3.x and so it "makes sense" technically that in Win95 that program crashes, the user experience is that Windows 95 broke Program X, and they just bought Windows 95, so they will demand a refund and moan to all their friends.

There is a limited tolerance for Chrome versions that don't work, because the lesson customers get is "Don't run Chrome" not "My middlebox is garbage". The tolerance is increased for security problems, so Google is more willing to lose say 0.1% of users because they enabled TLS 1.3 (the remaining 99.9% of users get improved security) than to lose 0.1% of users because they added a cool 3D logo and it crashes on a specific model of video card or version of Windows due to a driver bug. But losing 10% of your users is a disaster, and that was the ballpark for TLS 1.3 in earlier drafts (before it was taught to sidestep more middleboxes).
Can you qualify this "lots of times" claim?
There were greek colonies all over the Mediterranean, weren't there? I don't think it's too much of a stretch to see that as the next step, it's just that Greece was historically more concerned with Persia.
I disagree, the ERC721 standard for non-fungible assets is serves just that purpose.

https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-721
Everything from idea to execution.

Whatever you take it to mean really.

How does one sit down and just produce? Across 1 or more mediums?

I see people creating videos, music, merch, social media presence, and pushing that.

How to get into that mind frame? The one of just create, just deliver, just ship it, and worry about the criticism later if at all.

I think tech and art can learn a lot from each and hother.

I know these are some unclear half baked questions, but my mind is all over the place and I'm having a hard time forming good questions, but i hope you still understand, or have anything to say at all. Thanks!
If you know anything about the GULAG, you know that people sent there as "counter-revolutionary Trotskyist activists" very often did not have anything to do with counter-revolutionary activist, or Trotsky, or anything. Very often it was just being unlucky, and even then, they strongly believed in the Soviet system, they just thought there was some clerical error, and tried to appeal to higher leader to have those errors fixed - without understanding the point of the Terror.

Most people eventually did understand, of course.
We are in the odd position where HTML + JS + UI framework (Vue/React) is just by far the best way to create good user interfaces. The performance hit is not going to stop anyone from using or developing software like this. There is NO good alternative.
Before his death, Alexander had the Indian subcontinent in his sights. This is in entirely different league than the future city of Marseille.
Koken is more of a solution for building a photography based website.
It wouldn't work for photos you'd want to keep private.
AWS Vault – Managing AWS credentials in development environments
Google used to be a tool, now its a product.
They implemented Google Talk, which was fantastic and opened it up to the world with XMPP support, again, fantastic. Implemented Jabber federation which again was great. One of Google's stated goals was interoperability[1]. Because of this a lot of people moved from running their own Jabber servers to Gtalk. Google then started to add non-standard extensions[2] and in 2014 dropped all interoperability in favour of Google Hangouts integration, meaning that with a Gtalk account you could no longer talk to Jabber accounts.

If this was Microsoft, the term that would be used would be Embrace, Extend, Extinguish, but it's probably more along th lines of team reorgs and changes in strategy. Google claimed trouble with spam XMPP federation, but this[3] article sums up some of the feelings at the time, and it's more likely that with a bunch of different products Google needed to consolidate efforts and the new team had different prioritie (like hangouts and wave at the time).

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Talk#History_of_interop...

[2] - https://developers.google.com/talk/jep_extensions/extensions

[3] - https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-moves-away-from-the-xmp...
La Liga of course. They are recording data about me, without my consent. Doing it through some third party (the phone owner) doesn't absolve them.
Could studying swarm behaviors teach us how to help drones fly safely?
Crowdinvesting: Start angel investing with Envestio – even with a small budget
Thanks! English is not my mother tongue and I thought "captured" would have sounded a bit too archaic.
I'd look at nextCloud https://nextcloud.com/
Open source and can handle most file types.
Yes you can, mostly: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/i-dont-care-about-...
I have to say that Twilio’s customer service is spot on. Someone from Twilio reached out and helped us solve our issues. Great effort on their end to keep their customers happy. Thanks Andrew.
Anyone else getting "This site is blocked due to a security threat."?
>What did previous users search for and click on?

This is why google often is bad for searching tech things. You get often very old useless links for a topic
It just made possible for web developers to jump on the native apps train

It's hard to think of it as an improvement

The idiocy is in the hundreds of engineering hours spent to build half baked solutions that never work as expected and never will

It's developers not wanting to adapt, while if they spent half of that effort on red or even visual basic 6 we would have end up with something better

Diversity is king, web everywhere for everything will impoverish the entire developer's community
After reading the article, I needed that laugh. Thanks! :)
> "Nothing like a blanket statement in your first sentence to immediately discredit your argument."

My opinion is as valid as the opinion of psychonauts. Maybe more so because I do not rave about great insights about the universe or gods or aliens or chakra or kundalini or third eye or old souls; New Age stuff whose proponents are famous for the promotion of altered states (!) by meditation or yoga or drugs.

> "There are now hundreds of studies showing numerous benefits to psychedelics, from anxiety, depression, OCD, anxiety, Autism, etc.

> What more evidence and data do you need?"

All noteworthy (positive) studies are published by medical experts.

All medical experts warn against the casual use of psychedelics. They all promote a therapy that might include psychedelics under supervision of a medical expert.

Only people who suffer from psychosis defend their delusions as real and important.

http://slatestarcodex.com/2016/04/28/why-were-early-psychede...

http://www.taraspringett.com/kundalini/kundalini-psychosis/

https://www.livescience.com/16287-mushrooms-alter-personalit...

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/features/how-doctors-tr...

What more evidence and data do you need?
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