skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Elon has said many things that weren't true and the balance sheet doesn't lie. Tesla is going to need to raise capital.
I’ve seen this in ocaml and always thought it strange. I think it’s useful, but binding it to a package seems odd since packages are units of code distribution or some such.
>Bullshit. They have one of the hottest stock request IPOs out there. A year ago their estimated market cap was $50B. Now its estimated at $70B. Sure doesn't sound like a no-profit company.

So, Uber has outperformed Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC's one-time market cap of $64B.
Xamarin: https://www.xamarin.com

Xojo: https://www.xojo.com

Flutter: http://flutter.io
The quote isn't irrelevant to the comment I was responding to, it was an example of its usage hundreds of years ago, loooong before Hollywood. Like I said above, it's a historical artifact, not some brazen attempt at linguistic hegemony.

(Sorry, but the Americas is what the continents are called normally - in English at least - did you just make up a new rule? There's even a Wikipedia entry: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americas)

Regardless, the name for Americans isn't changing any time soon, so I wouldn't get worked up about it. Besides, we are Americans in the most pedantic use of the term - if the Canadians, Mexicans and anyone else in this hemisphere wants to call themselves Americans too, they can go right ahead. They'll just seem petty and silly though.
Only because the vc money is buying all this Chinese scrap metal! Price in bulk via PO is $225.
Fire TV Cube – Hands-Free with Alexa and 4K Ultra HD – Streaming Media Player
It's 7% after inflation.

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/042415/what-average...
I've tried DuckDuckGo a number of times, and it always feels like it can't find the right results to a query, whereas Google gets it right more often than not.
I just wanted to highlight that loyalist army were largely chill till the moment bolsheviks killed the emperor, started the terror raids and began going after them and their families.
What's the reasoning behind the headless chrome inclusion? It seems a very niche thing to build in.
There's a province of Indonesia named Papua, on the island of New Guinea, bordering the country Papua New Guinea.

I have no idea what the inhabitants think about this or if anyone even cares, but it sounds quite confusing.
When we met just a month or so ago you didn't tell me you were adding CRDTs!!! This is very exciting news. Dominic had mentioned a specific type of CRDT he had added (but wasn't generalized).

Append only logs have overhead that would make it a poor choice for most realtime applications, like GPS tracking, yes FPS games, google Docs, website creators, and many more. Basically any use case where data mutates.

In 2010 I used and built all my own custom event source system, I was the hugest proponent of this / append only logs. It was so futuristic. But 4 years in I hit all sorts of scaling problems and had to redesign everything from scratch and that is when I found CRDTs. On all accounts they are superior, in a mathematical or logical manner, because they are a superset to DAGs, immutable/append only logs, and many other popular data structures. Not apples and oranges.
Got a pretty strange one:

> Question: When was Julius Caesar executed?

> Aristo is not sure about this one...

> Aristo's best guess: To declare an object so that it is not executed when read by the user agent,set the boolean declare attribute in the OBJECT element.

> Confidence: 2.58%

I guess it's not much of a history buff, but likes computers.
Opportunity Hunkers Down During Dust Storm
Which parts of the 200-page opinion did you find unprincipled or incompetent?
It says right on the image you posted, right on the front of the package "Plant based protein". Walmart also doesn't sell these with the meat they are in the frozen entree section with the rest of the vegetarian stuff in a section labelled vegetarian. The ingredients are clearly stated on the package. You would literally have to not be paying attention to confuse the two. These are not right next to the meat in a single store I have been at. This is an issue in search of an audience.
My girlfriend had major depression I never thought would be solved.

She wound up going to a cash-based psychiatrist, and they met every week. He was basically available for any appointment time as he was cash-based.

She churned through 8 medicines across 8 weeks before finding the right one. I was shocked. That was years ago.

Weirdly enough, it was almost like devops. Constantly redeploying through the pipeline. Hate saying that, but it did remind me of it.

Hope this one story helps someone.
>Milgram didn't persuade these people that science is good. He persuaded them that what they'd be asked to do was for science.

..which is something a volunteer for a science test sees as a good thing.

>In either case, it's far off from the "people follow orders" narrative.

Indeed. I always took it along the lines of "when put in a setting where it's acceptable to harm others consequence-free, people need little to do so".

This doesn't seem to contradict what you are saying.
https://i.imgur.com/NLuWmhE.png
Food delivery robot company has admitted that people are kicking its machines
Look at my last post (-4). Youre not allowed to criticize the almighty dollar, vulture...err venture capitalists, employment arbitrage firms, quasi-legal companies, or other horrendously unethical behavior. Why? Because there's a company doing it, and others making money on humans' suffering.

But hey, I got that hamburger faster and $1 off the delivery.
It would be much easier to countenance arguments that self driving cars will save us all if humans weren't such good drivers.

http://www.iihs.org/iihs/topics/t/general-statistics/fatalit...

In Massachussetts, the number of deaths per 100 million miles driven is 0.66. Those are the massholes. By contrast, it was reported that Uber required human intervention once in thirteen miles while Waymo required human intervention once every 5000+. Those are not directly comparable to fatality statistics because the interventions are also for things like avoiding disturbing events like hard braking, but they are still illustrative.

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/03/leaked-data-suggests-ub...

Let those orders of magnitude sink in. The humans are driving in all weather conditions all over the country while self-driving cars are in (generally) sunny relatively controlled areas.

Personally, I have hope that we can eventually beat humans, but these kinds of statistics call for a careful, deliberative introduction of this technology.
Absolutely.

Back when Google did it in 1999, it was cool and new and exotic and made you feel special.

Now it’s almost always a (poor) signaling mechanism of value.
Page consists of an example (useful) and slides (not). Might look again once there's some useful content; slides aren't _quite_ as bad as a video, but it's pretty awful.

Edit: ah, the get started links to real content. Missed that.
>I think the psychedelics nurture the ability to recognize that feelings and narratives are not representative of reality

>The ability to detach from self, to recognize a spectrum of truth, of perception

It sounds a lot like meditation and buddhist practice. I mean, I already hear that everywhere and there are some clinical trials with meditation too. But your narrative fits nicely. That's cool.
One of the biggest issues is when companies that should focus on shipping bits for their customers also have incentive to care about what the bits represent. So this being the entertainment Time Warner is what makes this bad. Got slow service with Netflix or worse a tiny player like Mubi? Why not watch magically super fast Time Warner content that doesn't count against your data cap either?
I'm not making some 'it wasn't real communism, man!' defense but those books are about the reality of prison life under the peak of (communist) totalitarian repression. There was a lot more to the reality. Even the Soviets eventually figured out that level of murderous control was an entirely unnecessary waste of human life and the communism communismed on for decades.
What are you on about? Women made up between 5 and 8% of the Gulag population. If we suppose that men and women are completely equally likely to follow each other you would need 1 man to follow their wife for every 20 women that followed their husbands. He names two women, falling 10 times short of being able to say anything meaningful about the difference between the genders.
Pretty sure devirtualization is a whole program optimization in the general case, and I don’t see the Go dev team Pershing that in the next couple of years.
Got some sharp legal minds at work in this discussion. Really digging into the relevant parts of vertical vs horizontal anti-trust enforcement in a free market for media and a regulated one for content delivery. I especially love the nuanced extrapolation into healthcare and social media. Super work, just super.
People Who Empathize Highly With Others Process Music Differently in the Brain
Plus one on that.

The public library + kindle + a book club of a group of friends who have their own internal library for members.

Haven't bought a new book in years.
Don't forget the numerous meat products already injected with red dyes to look fresher, "enhanced" with soy products, and all other kinds of shenanigans. This is clearly just the meat industry seeing vegetarianism become more mainstream and cutting into their profits and they don't like it.
Why is 10% not sustainable, but 4% is?
Maybe there's some subtlety I'm missing. If you have a lot of Bitcoin and you want to short Bitcoin, isn't that just called "selling Bitcoin"?
Call me a conspiracist but Intel strategically are roadmapping an exit of the IGP market? Perhaps a new focus on high performance OpenCL computing, if the returns on low-power IGP are diminished, viz:

(1) The Vega partnership with AMD (2) thunderbolt eGPUs (3) Apple PowerVR-less in A1x chips (4) Adreno on budget Win 10 devices.

Headless desktop motherboards, with Intel Inside laptops and NUCs utilizing Vega graphics would be my prediction.
I really like chart.js

http://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/
I disagree. Bikes aren't much faster .
Panel can use any hyperscript based templating language. Virtual-jade, tsx, jsx, just h() calls.

It’s pretty flexible and thin.
> I still don’t understand why everyone uses Linux now, but BSD only stayed in very niche markets.

The AT&T and BSD lawsuit shutdown BSD development for a year or so and is cited as a major reason why Linux became the dominant POSIX open source operating system[1]. Marshall Mckusick[2] says at the end of a talk that he asked Linus why he didn't use BSD and his response was the uncertainty of the lawsuit[3].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIX_System_Laboratories,_Inc.....
[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_Kirk_McKusick
[3]: 47:30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVSXXeiFLgk
Virtual DOM isn't what makes things declarative. You can solve the same problem by diffing the model instead of the render output- the important part is that you have a comprehensive way to tell what parts of the view need to change.
Easily move your repos from GitHub to GitLab
MDMA is neurotoxic though. It's strange if only hallucinogens triggered problems in the other poster. LSD is not as far as I read.
Flynn effect and its reversal are both environmentally caused
Tesla Is Cutting About 9% of Workers on Musk's Profitability Push
It's catastrophic. Companies should be allowed to either own the pipe or what flows through the pipe. Any attempts to own both need to be stopped and punished. The pipes must remain neutral so that small competitors can come up and disrupt and slay the big players once they get moribund.
HighCharts for paid, Chart.js for open source.
Honestly, I feel lucky to have bought one for $500 as they went out of stock the very next day and have remained out of stock for nearly a month.
Pardon my ignorance on the matter, and I’m truly sincere when I ask, but why does there need to be a *-native library for “each” different JavaScript framework?

Why this instead of say Electron or something that seems, to me, to be more general purpose and thereby useful[1] (I’m not coupling my mobile apps to a single JavaScript framework).

... I suppose “React” is more of an API now-a-days, and so it may not be so bad to port to another transpiler/compiler/build system? But I still feel like I’m missing something. Are folks writing games in React or something that requires the performance optimization’s from a specific build system? If so would anyone mine showing an example? Or just learn me in general?

Many thanks.

1. Don’t take “useful” personally please. I mean it mostly in the context of shipping and supporting an app for a few years. Which... is probably not the best _use_ of “useful.”
For those without access: https://sci-hub.tw/http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2018/06...
Any societal debate is actually a long term conversation that plays out over months and years, and in this case decades. It is incumbent on all parties to at least respect the history of the debate and not just make up their own rules and facts on any given day. Any news or other organization that do not present it in a positive light are just blantantly ignoring that history, and disrespecting the people and citizens who actually adhere to the principles of reason and evicdence. It flies in the face of everything we are supposed to stand for.
Amazingly there have been non vegan couples that malnourished their children because they are stupid too. It's only a big deal because people like to hate on vegans. Stupid parents are stupid parents.
It's also "a tiny number" to the big businesses. Why resist paying it so strongly? It probably doesn't seem like such a tiny number if you're homeless.
This is how we do arbitration in OpenBazaar. Users can offer their services as arbitrators and compete on terms, price, and reputation. When a buyer makes a purchase they can choose one from a list of ones pre-approved by the seller. Then funds are sent to a 2-of-3 multisig address where each of the parties has 1 key.
There will be plenty available once this demand shock wears off but yeah you got lucky during this crunch.
I never had a full time job, and i think of it as of a very, very odd thing. I know there are areas where it is necessary (say upper levels of management, public servants, and doctors in areas of healthcare where it's all about collective efforts, not private practice).

But for the most people, being full time is nothing but a form of psychological exploitation. People were generationally taught to value the (false) sense of stability it provides in return for being paid much less, and many social institutions such as mortgages, were built on top of that to reinforce, and take advantage of, that odd thing.

If it dies for about 80% of population i'll see it as a benefit, and i feel totally comfortable with it. I fully realise that i am totally unemployable as i am: hiring me full time and paying me what i make will be simply unprofitable for almost every potential boss. And many better qualified people than me 'happily' work for the fraction of what i make because they are addicted to these guaranteed twice a month paychecks, unable to imagine their life without these 'guarantees', which are nothing but guaranteed misery.

And yes i am 38 and have a family.
there is some react-vr code for occulus
I’m sorry, but what exactly did Paul make on his iPad Pro?

This article is more like an advertisement.
Google is working on Python 3 for App Engine Standard Environment
I'm no longer a career webdev, but when I still do need to do something front-end related, Vue is a tool of choice. I really like Ethan's non-doctrinal approach, and that Vue is as isolated from dreaded committee designs of opens source projects invaded by corporate types.

I still regard GTK+ as one of the best C GUI toolkits. Particularly when it comes to thought-through design of layouting mechanism and that the widget lib was build with ergonomic in mind.

When you work with UIs in plain C, you invariably come to getter-setter pattern.

I wonder, can Vue guys somehow glue Vue components to GTK widgets?
Then why did the multiple deaths caused by Uber and autopilot happen?
That's plain evil and should be illegal.
The western hemisphere is the Americas because it's composed of two continents, The North and South American Continents. IIRC from foreign language courses even in Latin American countries they are called 'The Americas'.

To me it's similar to the demonym 'New Yorker'. Is that someone from Buffalo, Schenectady, etc., New York or from the five boroughs or from the county of New York, ie, Manhattan?

What about Netherlander instead of Dutch since it's a corruption of Deutsch. We could go on about makes sense and what doesn't.
I asked it "which animals eat ants?" and got "carnivores". Not bad. I did the same question in a google search and the answer was awesome. It is easy to forget how good google search is as an application of machine learning.
The "canonical" open source version of Quake 3 (Arena?) is ioquake - https://github.com/ioquake/ioq3 / https://ioquake3.org. Last commit 18 hours ago.
I wonder if some parts of the brain shutdown when you are lacking sleep and are hungry.
UPDATE: There is a study: http://www.mc3cb.com/pdf_articles_interest_physiology/2012_4...
They most likely are underwriting rolling options, most of which expire unused.
Toyota to Invest US$1B in Southeast Asia's Grab
What scooter did you buy? Where? (I've tried briefly to find the model Bird uses but couldn't)
How to Read a Newspaper
>- the economics of scooters are great (very quick payback periods for the scooters). At a few bucks per ride and maybe a dozen rides per day, it doesn't take that long to pay off a $300 or $500 scooter.

I bought my own for this reason. The scooters you are renting cost $500, already if you are using it twice per day to get to work you are losing money.
Question: Who is the queen of England?

Aristo is not sure about this one...

Aristo's best guess: Carol Burnette

Confidence: 19.35%

Oooook, I’m not super impressed. Confused, yes, but not impressed.
Blockchain is a collection of technologies rather than a single one. Like a car. Yes, one can claim their motorboat runs on “car technology” because of the internal combustion engine. But it would be strange to do so.
Even if you don't care about monetization I would recommend hosting them on your own domain so you control the content.

Plus building your own personal brand in your own space on the web isn't a bad idea.

Plus hosting your own gives you more flexibility for custom js/graphs, etc.
Correction - you think you don't need it when you're reading those things, which indicates a serious misunderstanding of HTTPS' problem domain.

Unless what you're trying to say is that you're totally fine with third parties (governments, ISPs, the person whose WiFi you're connected to, some random script kiddie):

- snooping on your browsing habits (you can intercept and read off an entire HTTP request plain as day, including headers such as User-Agent strings, the specific URL that's being visited, etc, allowing you to build a profile of/digitally fingerprint the unsuspecting user; these are encrypted in an HTTPS request)

- maliciously handling your requests, returning whatever response they please instead of forwarding it to the intended remote, allowing them to not just censor the content but straight-up lie to you without your knowledge

- tampering with responses - injecting a cryptominer, tracker, script that adds your computer to a botnet or other malicious/non-benevolent script into the response before it reaches you or even just fucking around with the CSS or throwing in porn for the lulz
Maybe you also didn't notice you can scroll down on the slides to get more info on the headlining topic (I missed it at first).
I think the market is still brokers talking. There is no centralized exchange.

https://www.quora.com/Why-isn’t-there-a-bond-exchange-equiva...
We had that opportunity -- the guy negotiating the treaty decided San Diego was far enough.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17295725
And their core business isn’t a specific type of glue. They’re chemical companies.
The Purpose of Free Speech
AT&T is supposed to provide a conduit between their customers and Netflix not compete with them! It's already catastrophic that ISPs have a monopoly in many markets, using that monopoly to compete with content providers leaves me furious.

Edit: calming myself.
So we believe, for now.
Sorry, I'm only familiar with the "one author, one blog" format... so, at the risk of sounding dumb, what exactly is levelup.gitconnected.com? I see it's an aggregation of articles from different authors, hosted on medium... Do you act as the 'editor' for a group of regular contributers, do you go out cherry pick articles from medium at large, is it automatically generated somehow from a pool of articles, or ...?
EDIT: n/m, I found faq on publications!
what's the difference between this and react-vue?[1]

I would prefer to be using weex, but that project has seemed stagnant ever since it became part of the apache foundation. or at least, they haven't really updated their site or fleshed out the docs etc. it's very hard to get buy-in from other developers because of that.

1. https://github.com/SmallComfort/react-vue
> Blender has the worlds most flexible UI system. If I could use it in personal projects, I would.

Why can't you use it in personal projects?
They are already doing that with DirecTVNow.
Our partners are not commercial SSO systems, nor do they all use commercial SSO systems.

We looked at SAML and it didn't seem to be a good fit for our use case. It is overly complex for our needs.

Instead we built a very small subset of what SAML allows, that is very easy to understand and allows our partners to use lightweight JWT libraries with simple APIs instead of trying to figure out how to get a complex SAML implementation to work with our flow.

We didn't re-invent anything. We used an existing, simpler standard for one of it's intended use cases. Our implentation is < 100 lines of code (not including the JWT library which implements the standard).

Edit:

The relevant SAML flow is this:

http://docs.oasis-open.org/security/saml/Post2.0/sstc-saml-t...

But good luck finding good documentation on it.
Things get a bit more difficult when the identity is standing in the way of creating wealth. This seems to be the case here, assuming EU/NATO memberships would be largely positive economic forces for Macedonia.
Do you think eGolfCarts on demand might be better? >1 passenger, protection from rain and sun, safe, less likely to be stolen, cheap, ecofriendly
I'm surprised that nobody is concerned that Google (or whoever) is spamming the Internet to make everyone do what Google / TLS devs want them to do.

First, it's coercive. Second, it's in principle spam, even if the cost is affordable in this case. Third, it sets three bad precedents:

* Google can do whatever they want

* Hijacking user computers for ulterior purposes (by utilizing Chrome) is ok

* Spam and coercion are ok. And if you argue it's ok in this instance, you aren't thinking past your nose.

Imagine if Symantec or Microsoft tried it; how would people react? Well you don't have to wonder, because they will.
Both are fiber (gigabit pro is a 10-gig metro-e connection rate-limited to 2-gig at the switch). It's ironically easier to get it out here than in many places, because the county is easy-going about permitting and all the utilities are overhead.
It’s a good thing the racists who ceaselessly parrot this genocidal narrative will stay trapped in their echo chambers online and never actually have the power to enforce their insidious will to begin the process of exterminating the Japanese by undermining the foundation of their ethnostate.