skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does anyone know if this includes any features/tech brought over from Pebble? I'm still getting by with my Time Steel 2, but I know it's only a matter of time before it gives out.

I'm hoping that either the Apple Watch will have a better battery life by then, or the Fitbit line will be more reliable/fully-featured by then. My biggest concern is reliability, since I've heard/seen lots of reliability issues with their other trackers.
>Why not hire the best no matter where they come from?

I think you're referring to a different program than the H1B system.
It could be that the GP was using “American” to represent an issue of race rather than one of citizenship.
If Cisco pay fair share to all its employees, regardless of their status, how much more money will it cost? I would say it won't be a big number as compare to their executives bonuses.
Partially. They are multinationals, and while there is a lot of money moving around in the USA, it's not bigger or worth more than the rest of the world combined. At the same time, they are often legally split up so the USA part is very small and (on paper) insignificant.
Its also like php^; whip stuff up quickly and easily, but keep your eye on the ball, or you get hit in the face by spaghetti code.

There's certainly something to be said for an easy way to get running quickly, when you can't be bothered with an SPA.

...but it doesn't scale. :)

(^ the comparison is more apt than you might imagine; razor pages are the 'one file per logical page' model for asp .net core, and very very reminiscent of webforms, and all the legacy that carries).
If your random untrusted source has a way to properly digitally sign an intel microcode update, I know a lot of people who would like to speak to him
all types of plastics?
They did offer a server version for a while. Not pro, I suppose, but definitely not consumer either.
Reddit is down; tells me to disable adblock
They make no attempt to validate individuals. The more REP you have, the more influence you have. It's not exactly a sybil attack since you can't add influence without cost.

I was about to say they do depend on a REP-weighted majority attempting to maximize the amount and value of the REP they hold. But that's not actually true since the forking mechanism lets a significant minority fork off in their own direction. This is the final backstop that (theoretically) prevents outcome manipulation by a majority REP holder; the general public can just switch to the fork that told the truth. On that fork, the liars will no longer hold REP.

This would be a big deal but it shouldn't happen often, since the credible threat helps dissuade liars in the first place; they'll lose money and fail anyway.

But I don't know what happens to the ETH at stake in this scenario.

(Btw it wasn't me downvoting, these are good questions. I'm not with Augur and don't even hold REP. Have an upvote.)
French explorers arrived a century later but found nothing. Disease likely wiped out Etzanoa, leaving it to recede into legend.

That is such a sad thing. While a hundred years might seem like a "long time" it really isn't. Imagine some city in 1920 (like say New York) with its population 5 million souls, was now an empty ruin.
Sure! Here's the summary from the syllabus:

This course is self-paced. You may complete the material at any speed or order that you choose.
Course material is broken up into 8 units, each covering a distinct topic.

Week 1: The Internet and IP
Week 2: Transport
Week 3: Packet Switching
Week 4: Congestion Control
Week 5: Applications and NATs
Week 6: Routing
Week 7: Lower Layers
Week 8: Security
Cannabis chemistry and pharmacology science may be in its relative infancy, but it's already a broad and established field.
Non-fps, non-arpg, non-mmo, non-rts, non-moba, ...
The error rate is spiking while the request rate has plummeted, however reddit status page says it's operational [1]. Also, it's telling me to disable adblock:

> It looks like one or more software blocking extensions you are using may be interfering with Reddit's ability to serve you content. Please try disabling them or changing the rules you use.

If I disable the adblocker, I get a generic error anyway. My console shows `Gateway Timeout`:

> error before Error: "Gateway Timeout"

[1] https://reddit.statuspage.io/
Not really the point of the paper's pitch, but I work for a company that does cloud GPU stuff. Currently, we have no safe way to share GPUs and over-provision them in the cloud in a cluster deploy. So we have one GPU per kubernetes pod. There are all sorts of problems with that. The idea of vGPUs is very exciting to me. I would like to test this out.
I suppose it’s collapsing up since 2009?
One of the practical applications of this concept I've found is that I try to write idempotent database migrations (so rerunning the migration, which is a common necessity while you're developing it, but is also useful if problems occur, won't error).

So in essence both the "up" and the "down" migrations are idempotent and warn if they are not (and why).
Sigh. When can we have new products again, instead of old products with new business models?
We were almost the exact opposite; I don't think we really touched on ancient and mediaeval writers at all. Not much in the religious vein either, we more topic-centric (personal identity, ethics, formal logic etc) than philosopher-centric.
This is about idempotent operations, which are basically state changes that have the same affect if executed multiple times as if executed once:

$ chmod a+x file
$ chmod a+x file

This is linked to mathematical idempotence in the sense that an operation is a function which takes some inputs i and the state of the world S and produces a new state S':

S' = f(S, i).

So then if f(f(S, i), i) = f(S, i) then f is idemponent mathematically, and the operation is idempotent in the software sense.
Also trying to understand this, because it's unclear how "audit path" differs from: "not applied, will just watch stuff on YouTube"
Cannot describe how shitty it felt to tell everyone I told that I actually didn't get accepted.
The issue in the post talks about "Docker for Mac" and "Docker for Windows" which is basically what Docker for Desktop is.

The links you provided are just for the docker binary (which is, mac/windows they're just the docker client –not sure about what the linux binary contains). They're not the same thing.
Wonder if this can be used to do video upscaling on steroids. Would love to watch classic TV shows in glorious 4K resolution.
Haha. Exactly.
Thanks snowmaker.
But if If my company is selected, I should see some related content right? I'm still seeing the message we will let you know by 20th August.
it’s encrypted but they have the keys. you can access iCloud data via web, so they definitely have the capabilities to decrypt it before sending it to your browser.
It's still misleading unless you look for the specific numbers...
ideas:

1. Create content that can't be scraped. I'm not sure exactly what your "content" is in this case, but images can be watermarked, text can be given lots of references to your own brand and service, ect.

2. Submit legal requests to google to remove the content. Enough violations can get their domain blacklisted. I've done this successfully in the past for competitors using my trademark without permission to get it removed from Google. Ads.
https://support.google.com/legal/answer/3110420

3. Talk to the hosting provider, if applicable. If someone is repeatedly breaking copyright law using their platform, they may have some incentive to stop providing hosting.
I can understand your skepticism, but the ASCE is a long-standing, globally respected professional association for credentialed civil engineers - the annual infrastructure report cards they issue are based on the field surveys that not only ASCE member engineers but that various local government and non-government bodies from all around the country take part in and carry out as well.

If you say that you don't want to trust data compiled and reviewed by an association of civil engineers, then you should probably stop using ADA approved toothpaste and cease getting those AMA recommended medical check-ups.

I hope that didn't come across too harshly, but there seems to be a wave of anti-intellectualism that has been spreading across the US. Obviously that sentiment has formed in no small part due to actual abuses that have been carried out by those with vested interests, but we need to be careful that we don't take what would otherwise be a healthy skepticism of the actions and proscriptions of organizations too far and mis-trust all professional organizations or everything that they publish...
Docker for Desktop (which is what the issue text describes) is not the same thing as rkt so it would not be an apples to apples comparison. You can still install docker with "apt-get" on Linux. https://docs.docker.com/install/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/ Docker for Desktop is the GUI experience that runs the docker engine in a VM on your machine with some port forwarding magic etc. rkt equivalent would be containerd probably.
I would like to bet if Buffet dies in the next 5 years because he is very old. That doesn't mean I want him killed or that someone would kill him. In fact we could diferentiate between natural causes or homicide.
“Treating something like a disease” encourages one to not take ownership of the issue but instead provides a mechanism to play victim and give up. It’s victim mentality, denies the concept of freewill, and sets the stage for all sorts of slippery arguments.
... and it's still a disaster that completely clogs I-5, particularly northbound, to a standstill. Wonderfully done, y'all!
I guess were just a bunch of ... angry nerds. cue CSI music
>So are you fine if Cisco relocates most of their operations in India for example

That is almost always threatened and almost always never happens.

As toomuchtodo suggests, this lassez-faire culture with business needs to stop. Every year it's a different scandal, we need to stop tip-toeing around business. They rely on a nation's education system, transport, internet infrastructure etc, they didn't come from nothing. China and India in these respects are doing very well, and I'm sure their citizens are thankful.
Sorry about that. I had a different experience. First rejected and then accepted. Seems like one of the boolean flags was messed up.
Reminds me of the Spotify unicode username issue[1]. Where a function assumed to be idempotent (think tolower(username)) actually wasn't with certain unicode inputs. Allowing account takeovers.

[1] https://labs.spotify.com/2013/06/18/creative-usernames/
Indica, Sativa and Ruderalis are separate species of the genus Cannabis.
I really want to see them play humans with no restrictions on the humans! I get it they're still in the learning phase but I want to see the gloves off
I would also like to add how genuinely excited I was, I am going through a difficult time right now and this felt like I was actually going to turn things around. Sure this was bad for everyone but really just terrible timing for me.
#DeadLivesMatter!
>is actually causing the best jobs to shift more to immigrants and less to Americans

Ah, wonders of the free market. ;)
Do you honestly think Google/Apple/Microsoft/Facebook/etc hire foreigners because they have to pay them less? The legal costs of hiring and maintaining them easily adds up to 20-30k $ per year.
So should literally every single person every commenting on US politics ever, because pretty much no person in recent history who has ever come close to holding any federal elected office in the US has ever advocated for actual socialism, even the people who self-identify as socialists like Bernie Sanders or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

If you use the real definition of socialism, you might as well say "the US should not adopt Nazism" as "the US should not adopt socialism" because both are equally likely to actually be adopted (i.e. not very likely at all). No mainstream politician in the US is suggesting that the state should take over ownership of most private businesses.
Some quick random notes towards future bloat work (fun?)
Your comment baffles me.

In 1989, we were nowhere CLOSE to real-time ray-tracing. Even real-time textured triangle-based rendering was beyond our capabilities. We just didn't have the necessary memory bandwidth or CPU power.

Around the year 2000, we had a couple graphics demos that featured real-time ray-tracing (like Nature Suxx), but they were quite limited.
Yep, the tolling in the Seattle area works similarly - no booths, just profit, even if you're hauling ass at 85mph
Has the law changed since then? As far as I know, it hasn't.

I think you're right that companies and prosecutors are generally tolerant of security researchers doing their thing.

But I also think the EFF is right that dangerous tools exist that can be misused by overzealous or malicious prosecutors.
It's not coming up for me - I get the "all of our servers are busy right now" message. I am not using any kind of blocker.
Take care about drinking too much water also it’s very good at flushing micro nutrients from your system including calcium, and that won’t show in most blood work.
Thanks, I didn't notice it tucked into the bottom there.
It's not oversold. You'll be hearing more and more about it.

However, it's often sold in 'salves' and edibles in ineffectively small amounts, cheifly to those who are 'socially' allergic to cannabis.
I don't see how measurements of "soil carbon" could be counting the carbon that's sequestered in lumber.
"They" are already designing this and it'll make the problem worse not better.

They will keep the 4 DoL skill levels used for H1B and put caps at each level. The extra twist is it will be in the shape of a pyramid where there are fewer highly skill slots but enough for the Google's, and then a lot more for the lower levels. So that company that was continually denied their $55k level 4 "senior dev" in Dallas in the lottery is now high enough in the auction to win.
Sounds like a win to me, they accepted you for the Audit track! Any idea on what that track entails for office hours?
Same boat. I imagine there's still some data to fix on their end.
It always surprises me to hear that people enjoy carbonated water. Different strokes. The only way I can stand carbonation is with some flavor. Tap water is just fine to me.
> I worry it will damage our morale which just went from high, to sky high, to the dark pits.

That's just daily life at a startup. You're getting the full authentic experience. This ain't no Disney World ride. It's going to suck and it's going to suck most of the time. Okay actually maybe this is like a Disney World ride.
That's more or less how a sportsbook operates. However if the action doesn't balance out, the book has considerable exposure if the team with more bets on it wins.
> I do not agree with the laws, but the police should dutifully follow the laws.

> India has a population of more than 1.3 billion and it is severely under-policed. This leads to several miscreants doing all sorts of bad stuff.

So the police is spread thin and you want them to go after dead people for allegedly eating beef? What kind of mental gymnastics do you do?
I actually have a bit of trouble recalling the numbers sometimes, so I tend to rely on what feels right. Like numbers up to a certain point (eg 1-44, 2^(0 to 12)) all feel different to me and some numbers feel related (eg 5,9,45).

I have a bunch of methods too though they aren't very good compared to the ones I've seen other people use.
I suspect the number who hate Muslims is small, maybe 1-5% of the population. The number who have misgivings about the behaviour of some Muslims is clearly a lot higher.
It's cool. But i'm well aware of my own issues and problems in life and I assure you they don't come from smoking weed.
> That's favourability of Mr Robinson, not his beliefs though.

True, but 17.4% is a much larger number than 0.1%
Are you driving now? :D
>However if the action doesn't balance out, the book has considerable exposure if the team with more bets on it wins.

isn't that only an issue if the counterparty to each bet is the sportsbook? why can't a sportsbook operate like an exchange, with a bid/ask orderbook and take a % off each trade?
I keep a file on my Dropbox titled "Where Are They Now?" for exactly this purpose. Whenever I get curious about this sort of thing I add their name, a brief description, and the date to a list.

I don't just do it for "bad" people, but for all sorts of people that become notable for one reason or another. For example I (somewhat) recently added David Hogg & Emma González to the file.

I'm hoping that it will prove to be interesting reading in 10-20 years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CQmomyOiRM

This seems to claims vGPU works with NVidia Grid.

The real issue you're facing is with over-provision them?
In theory all H1B workers already get “prevailing wage”. It’s part of the law. So the tax would be 0.

The issue is that it really isn’t prevailing wage.
on windows, I recommend `choco install docker.for.windows`
That's not my claim. I'm saying that lots of companies aren't tolerant of security research, and, despite their best efforts, still can't do much about it, because as long as you're not reaching out and probing their website, they can't do anything about it.
Gatwick is still a major airport, the 8th biggest in Europe or the 33rd at in the world.

The evidence is that whiteboards are ok, but with their location a second fibre link would not be difficult.
Companies and money can cross borders, people cannot (generally).
Damn, I shared this with friends and family. Never been so excited...
Or you could just tell them, how we've learned stuff for the past 2000 years.

This is such a bad idea on so many levels.

It's more or less the, add a computer (At great cost and time), kids become smarter myth.

Literally why not tell them CO2 increases the heat, energy creates CO2, and show a picture of if you really really have to.
Sounds like they should be the bookies.
I believe you are totally missing the point. The displays were working properly, the internet connection was not.
It is unlikely that Tesla sues them. Their statements made Tesla look good, and not bad.
Why is that a problem principally a problem of globalism rather than capitalism?
This has pretty much always been standard, and barring some sort of change in regulation, very likely always will be. As a bettor, your recourse is likely cutting down your bets/farming smaller bets out to your employees, finding a bookie with some gamble/opinion to them, or finding bets with less edge but more volume.

The basic idea with bookmaking without risk is that you want your books balanced - since you get a percentage of the total amount wagered, if your bets on both sides are approximately equal, you can't lose. The risk the "sharps" represent is that they may come in with a large bet on a small market which won't have enough volume to take the other side. Historically it's always been possible to get an edge on these small markets - the canonical example I've always heard is lower division college basketball in the US. The problem is that these lines are so thinly bet than even low 4-figure bets are out of the ordinary, and you need to make an awful lot of them at a single digit percentage advantage to make any real money. Maybe you can come in one day to bet $1000 on Middlebury to beat Lebanon Valley, but good luck coming the next day with a sudden interest in laying down similar amounts of money on Whitman vs. Claremont/Mudd/Scripps. Basically, in general the beatable lines are in areas that nobody really cares about. If you want to come in every week and bet $10k on every NFL point spread, you'll have no problem getting action.

> "I had bet $8,400 to win $4,000 on a tennis match and $2,000 on a [first-five-innings] total on baseball..."

I'm not sure about the baseball bet, but depending on the level of the tennis match, this seems almost guaranteed to raise red flags. Tennis has a somewhat sordid history of suspected fixed matches in lower level competition, and short of major events like Grand Slam late round matches, I'd guess that this kind of action is wildly anomalous.
Trees eventually fall over.
That's what throwaway accounts are for... and this, of course:

http://bugmenot.com/view/store.docker.com

In any case, "to make sure we can improve the Docker for Mac and Windows experience for users moving forward" is yet another example of the official-sounding-yet-bullshit, vague and meandering language that seems to permeate into everything these days. (Is there a specific term for it? "Business-speak" doesn't have enough of a negative connotation for the "We did it this way and you will like it. If you don't, fuck off." that they really want to say.)
Are we(in audit track) eligible for 10k grant?

P.S.: If there teams in this situation, upvote so that someone from YC may answer it.
NVLink works fine between GPUs even if the CPUs are x86. Just look at the NVIDIA DGX boxes/stations.
https://devblogs.nvidia.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/NVLin...
Already happened. My company has sent notice to us that international hired employees are preferentially located to Canada and other sites instead of US, since it is difficult to get a visa here.

People are selfish, so I don't blame them for want to close the door and keep the outsiders outside so they can have a bigger share of the pie.

But don't expect to see that happen either, companies nowadays are much more powerful than individuals and they are very nimble, they will go to places where cost is lower, this won't change a bit, it is in their blood.

So to immigrants coming to US, don't really put much hope in spending decades waiting to get permit to not in living in fear of throwing out. Doesn't worth it. And the resentment towards immigrants is worsening everyday, unless you happen to have certain skin tone. So earn your bucks, and save more, when the time comes take your life and skill elsewhere, life is too short to just wait in vain and hope for the best, act swiftly and you will be happier ;)
I think the purpose of this card is less to allow for an upgrade to 4k (the boost in speed for raster stuff is pretty trivial), but rather to enable the switch to ray tracing as a rendering tech. So you should see a visual improvement in your gaming at the same resolution/hz, rather than an increase in res/hz.
same here. Touch Bar is something I have no need or desire for, and I wish that it was a BTO option instead. And if you're in a house with a dog, magsafe is an absolute lifesaver. I was shocked that they eliminated it.
YC School – Accepted and Rejected :( Anyone else?
Yeah, it's industry wide. We work directly with nvidia. They use our product. I thought the paper was interesting, definitely not a magic bullet for the problem. You used to be able to over provision with kubernetes 1.8 and before, but they fixed that useful bug for good reasons. I expect we'll have an official solution in Q1 next year, but I'm always on the look out to explore related implementations.
I'm currently stuck in stage 4.

shakes first at Kubernetes wrapper wrapper wrapper wrapper
if you have bionic eyes, you need 200fps... some people use video cards for other purposes, also.
That sounds very cool. Is there anything in the market right now that you see worth checking out?

What's your background?
I vaguely remember a demo showing a 3D model of a winter trail, which was recreated (and textured) from a sequence of photos. It was done with Photosynth, I believe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosynth
I could be grasping at straws but words like "onanism" and "soft" instead of software are quite characteristic of Japanese native speakers of English.

The rest of the English is a little too good though...
My answer for the industry and not cherry pick companies as example.

Yes, without a doubt.
Well, I mean, you could, but the point of a book is that they take action. It's like a market maker.
Always has been.
New Nikon mirrorless camera isn’t what recent rumors had you believing [video]
Weed can be vaporized, which is pretty much odorless (and safer to consume).