skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am building a mall of essential offline services (hair care, skin care, clothes care, shoes care etc) in every square kilometer in India, upping the game in standardized quality offerings at affordable costs.
Tumblr is guaranteed one-upmanship. The reblogging feature causes escalation.

We need to look at the brain, and figure out how neurons work together in networks to produce truth. Then use that model for our social networks.
Yes, I agree, tensor cores are awesome, if your framework of choice doesn't have some rough edges you inevitably hit when you try to do advanced models on e.g. V100, but which work just fine on TPU. I think the presented Turing card is a masterpiece, just given I was hitting 11GB limit with some semantic segmentation and multi-object detection a year ago, I am obviously disappointed that this wasn't increased, and I am forced to buy RTX 5000 instead ($2300) or used K80/P40. Also, for a gaming card outside a few RTX games I doubt it will give adequate value to gamers that expected 144Hz or faster VR and similar goodies. For raytracing and as a fusion of RT and DL it's truly redefining computer graphics.
Increasing the cost of something (through taxes) most definitely changes behavior. Just look at a how plastic bag taxes reduced usage or cigarette taxes. The purpose is not to stop plastic usage entirely, but to recognize the true cost of the usage by factoring in the harmful effects now rather than down the road. That make it a fair market, not an artificial one. I agree research and innovation is needed, and tax revenue could help pay for it.
I agree with the assertions made in this article.
That's irrelevant. It's still the fat that causes type 2 diabetes. That doesn't mean keto can't work because it clearly can as long as it doesn't lead to overconsumption of fat.

Also there are different kinds of carbs. As long as you keep to whole-food carbs, you practically can't eat too many (except for a few kinds like nuts and seeds and avocados) because you will be full long before it's too much. It's a different story with processed carbs, where you almost have eaten too much just by looking at them.
I can't actually recall any form of organized moderation that has been successful for WIDE audiences.

It seems to work 'OK' if there's a smaller community with a group of core dedicated users (which the moderation staff has a large overlap with); however even then it works only if there is a clear and unambiguous mission statement and laser focused guidelines of 'on topic' contributions.

I'm not familiar with Craigslist, and have only very limited observations of Reddit; but I think these sites are generally the closest to a sustainable model.

In my experience they let 'local' moderation do it's thing, sub-communities individually have their own flavor and groups; with active and positive ones seeing the most success. Moderate ones tend to languish until they trail off. The really bad ones get globally flagged and killed.

I think a logical next step might be 'supersets' where different user areas subscribe to a kind of moderation guild.
I find a little pot "here and there" is great, but I've seen horrific results of near-constant use. Strains differ in effect, and being hooked on smoking weed instead of aiming for a desired outcome can get the majority of people in a tight spot. It doesn't help that cannabis comes in so many different flavours, particularly where it's is illegal, and any kind of weed will do. While last week's package made everything click, next week's shipment can help a person end up neglecting their self-interests.
Probably better binning.
I think the carbonated water drinkers are very happy with SodaStreams. The flavored soda drinkers have mixed opinions.

I think they are great, as I like to drink about a liter of seltzer a day.

I like the Le Croix flavors in a can, and I often add bitters to plain seltzer. There are a ton of varieties of bitters available these days.
Hiya, I pushed a fix last night when someone reported something similar.

I tried your sequence and it looks like it loses now so I think that might be fixed.
What are dev teams using/doing to manage development environments?
Ask HN: Do you use communication tools differently now?
I have noted a change in communication techniques in my company, and am wondering if its a widespread change.

With the shift from phones to email to IM, there seemed to be an advantage where messages could be posted to a person or group, and in async fashion a reply received in short order. A sender did not have to find an open slot in the receiver's schedule for a meeting or call. A simple queue was established that made scheduling less important.

Now I'm finding more success in "bugging" people I need information from, because email and IM are being increasingly ignored for hours or days in attempt to manage workflows. People schedule time to review messages, at times once a day or a few times a week and in the end make the communication bottlenecks worse than in the pre-IM days. In some cases a carefully crafted email with an ask does not find the 1 minute window needed to answer (which in turn creates a permanent, searchable reference), and we wind up having meetings.

"This meeting could have been an email" is painfullt ironic in this scenario.
No, there literally are hundreds. Look at the graph in pubmed.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=bisphenol+a

Forgive me, but I don't have time for this.
How is it borderline anti-Semitism to advocate that Sodastream goods which were being made on illegally occuipied territories of the West Bank should be boycott?

Israel is unfortunately decending ever future into apartheid and authoritarianism these days. From the ongoing building of settlements, to drip feeding of Gaza, to attempts to block human rights organisations and journalists - things are pretty dam bad these days for many of my friends there.
SEC Charges Rothenberg Ventures in Fraudulent Scheme
The EU does enforce a "2-year warranty", but it's not what you think. (Speaking as a German:) When you want to replace a broken product under the mandated warranty, then:

- In the first 6 months after purchase, the merchant must replace the product unless they can prove the defect was not present at purchase.

- After 6 months, the burden of proof reverses, and the customer must prove that the defect in question was already present at purchase.

In practice, whatever party has the burden of proof usually doesn't bother. So in effect, "6-month warranty" is a much more realistic description of this 2-year warranty.

(The fine print: Many vendors offer their own voluntary warranty on top of the mandated one. And I don't know if the rules are different in other EU countries.)
Honestly, I would use my SodaStream machine if the cartridges were not so prohibitively expensive in the UK - £15 per refilled cartridge via Argos (being one one the few remaining places where cartridges can even be had).

Feels like Pepsi could revolutionize the carbonated water market in the UK/US by having machines installed in supermarkets to allow filtered bottled water on demand at better prices. Also, feel good and environment factor would be top given no CO2 emissions from trucking tap water around after fizzing it up!
Sure, but HDMI and mini-DisplayPort covered my needs pretty well without adapters. Was it perfect? No. Was it usually enough? Yes.
Something similar to that happened when fungi evolved the ability to break down lignin.

http://feedthedatamonster.com/home/2014/7/11/how-fungi-saved...
I stand corrected, it looks like my view was about 16 years out of date. However, the work I am reading indicates that caffeine is a much more addictive substance than cannabis...
Just imagine what our planning will look like in one or two hundred years (or even 30-40 years). I would bet those more walk-able and bike-able cities will look a lot more attractive...
Again, I'm not disagreeing that the current state of affairs might be good enough for people to work in this field with some degree of confidence they won't suddenly be facing crippling consequences for work that everyone generally agrees is important. I'm simply pointing out that a handshake agreement that companies won't sue or press charges against researchers is a far cry from the legal protection that the EFF and ALCU hope to gain. Imagine a scenario where some vindictive CEO/Founder (I can think of a few) takes offense to a researcher publicizing vuln/flaws in a new flagship product that embarrasses them or the company. Imagine that CEO decides to make a point by violating the "understanding" researchers and companies have so far enjoyed, and files suit or even worse presses charges. Currently that researcher has no protection. Even if that's a rare and unlikely occurrence, that researcher probably isn't going to care when facing ruinous legal fees, fines, or even jail time. And those are the consequences.
I saw someone else on HN use the word "glib", which I think applies here. It has a kernel of truth and sounds good, but there are very obvious reasons why "it passes the linter" is an insufficient condition for good code.
So people who abuse both weed and alcohol concurrently aren't generally super productive? What a shock.

I'm pretty sure almost any drug is not very good for you if you do it every single day, including the legal ones.
I don't know about the Fediverse but you could look into micro.blog, which is focused on microblogging but supports longer-form content (long-form content shows up in a micro.blog feed as the title plus a link to the full post). micro.blog is part of IndieWeb.
Certainly not, but the infuriating part is historically the performance of those cards trickles down to the lower tiers at more reasonable prices as the generations go by. The GTX 1070 beat the GTX 980 Ti at an MSRP $200 less just one generation later, meanwhile at least from pure TFLOPS numbers the RTX 2080 is less powerful than the GTX 1080 Ti while costing around the same.

One would be forgiven for expecting roughly GTX 1080 Ti performance in the RTX 2070 at around $449-499 USD.
You have your schedules mixed up. All controlled substances have a potential for abuse. Schedule IV drugs only have a 'low' potential for abuse 'relative to the drugs or other substances in schedule III', not low overall. You could argue that it should be schedule III, but all controlled substances, regardless of their schedule, are more tightly controlled than any other unscheduled prescription-only drug.

Omeprazole is not a controlled substance and is OTC in the United States.
But what about other countries than the US? Japan, Europe? They use lots of plastic too. I haven’t heard of a diabetes epidemic there yet though.
Attempting to have a reasonable conversation in this thread is impossible because mods have allowwed certain accounts to post as much as they want and brigade counter opinions.
Get an adapter and a full sized CO2 canister and be done with the refills!
Perhaps it is a cultural thing, but I've been boycotting Soda stream throughout my adulthood. In fact whenever a conversation arises around me, I advice everyone (with positive feedback) to do the same. Whenever I see Soda Stream in the wild, I cringe a little.
Are you taking issue with the parent comment's phrasing, or with the sentiment itself?
There were a study 2 years ago stating that people older than 40 works better if only 3 days a week [0]. Another one told if more than 5 hours a day, work like ours (mainly working with our head instead of our hands) decline in efficiency (sorry, no reference)

So I would go for a « it depends ».

But something is sure, if you have to commute, you’ll prefere working 4 days instead of 5.

[0] https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/workers-over...
I've found Hemp-based CBD flower a viable alternative to benzos. There are a few farm-to-customer websites where you can order it for a much more reasonable price than full-spectrum cannabis. If anyone out there wants to rid a benzo dependency, try CBD flower. The effects are rather immediate (due to inhalation).
can't wait to not afford these because of bitcoin miners
Posting with a throwaway for obvious reasons.

I started smoking weed in College. Since then, I've developed a habit of smoking almost daily. Not all day, but usually a few tokes from a vape at the end of the night.

When people ask, I usually reflect that weed has been a very positive addition in my life.

I became VP of Eng. for a well known software company within 3 years of graduating. We did a lot of things right and the company eventually exited with unicorn status. I then left, bootstrapped my own startup w/ a small team, and after 2 years were acquired by a major software company which cemented financial independence. These days, I spent most of my time doing advisory/consulting/investing roles.

I achieved all of this within 10 years after graduating, AND essentially consuming weed daily(usually took breaks when traveling, etc.).

For me, it helps me with relaxing as well as creative thinking. The way I describe it is that it removes mental filters and allows you to appreciate something in a new way (that "mind blown" feeling). Sometimes the insights can be superficial, but sometimes they are not.

Nowadays, I am generally pretty open about my use when people ask. What I've found is that it is a lot more common then I used to think. So many founders, executives and otherwise "smart" people use it frequently for mostly the same reasons. I'd have never guessed.

For anyone who might be interested, I'd suggest reading Carl Sagan's essay on it in which he talks about his experiences and insights while high. He actually wrote it under a pseudonym (Mr. X) but revealed his identity through a friend after he passed. http://marijuana-uses.com/mr-x/

This is also just my own opinion - but from my own experience what I've found is that people tend to want to blame someone (or something) else for their problems in life. And generally, marijuana is a pretty good scapegoat to point a finger at.
Deep Learning Workstations, Servers, Laptops
Seconded.

Found that lack of fluids (water!!!) was the source of many of my headaches, so I came at this solution from that angle.

As an aside, this does require you to chunk your work differently. I've found it's a great practice to use such opportunities to keep up with the communication part of your work, so that when you hit the desk again, your mind & messaging apps are clear of those social notifications
Nvidia Demo Shows Off Real-Time Ray Tracing Capabilities of RTX Cards
I think the "notes" and the "reblog" function contribute to the problem. It drives engagement ^w^w makes trolling way too easy and creates a need for attention that leads to attention whoring/virtue signalling/radicalisation. I think they are pretty much platform problems.
I just posted another comment on this but you can get adapters that let you hook up full sized CO2 tanks. A big one will last you for a year even if you drink tons of soda water
Yeah, you don't know what you don't know. You are going to miss something if it isn't your main focus and you are not experienced. Outsourcing this stuff is cheap, you just plain gotta do it at that level.
iodine is a schedule I substance.
But what he said we're citations. Nobody is misrepresenting anything.
Some of the longer posts about social justice that I would read on Tumblr when I was regularly using the app offered some insight into the minds and feelings of marginalized groups that were able to voice their opinions vehemently due to the anonymity that Tumblr provided. It was a safe space and an echo chamber, in that widely unaccepted opinions were harshly criticized as bigotry and removed from the discourse. I think it gave a lot of people the opportunity to vent to a group of generally caring, considerate, sometimes single-minded, and occasionally misguided teenagers and young adults when these people felt that they had no other outlet. It might not have produced the most inspired arguments or conversations, but at the very least Tumblr provided a cohesive community.
This is moving the goalposts, to choose an apt metaphor. The point is twofold:

1) We spend money on other types of cultural amenities all the time and nobody cares; and...

2) That spending is of an amount that lodges it appropriately within this conversation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_cola

Have at it!
I don't like that the article conflates "nearly daily" use with "constant" use.

I'm not endorsing "nearly daily" use, but there is a huge difference between someone getting high several times a week in the evening after a full day sober and someone spending all of their waking life high.
And this has nothing to do with the oil being rancid deodorization is used to remove any water soluble solvents that may have been used in the process of extracting the oil.

If you are going to link to Wikipedia at least bother reading the damn article.

If you want to talk about the potential health impact of oils then erucic acid consumption might be a topic for discussion despite the lack of conclusive research on the subject so excessive canola oil consumption might be an issue despite it being capped at 2% in the US and 5% in the EU if you consume enough of it you might cause cardio vascular damage if the existing correlated data also indicates causation.

But vegetable oils in general are not bad and are not sold as rancid that’s wrong, if you want to be on the extreme edge of the safe line then you can substitute canola oil with coconut, sunflower or peanut oil quite easily and these days also without paying a premium.
> and the features they'll support (ex: Spectre v14)

FTFY
I feel for the patients that actually need a benzo to lead a normal, functioning lifestyle. Due to the actions of abusers it seems the public is starting to distrust medication.
I see my doctor every 6 months and until recently was seeing the same doctor for about 10 years. I have been refilling a 10 pill .5mg prescription of Ativan for about 6 of those years.

I took them infrequently at the beginning, like you now, 1 or 2 a month max and the past few years, I haven't taken any. I didn't even realize the connection to "Benzos" until ~6 month ago when a construction worker friend said all his coworkers were on it and I connected the dots.

Just having access to the pills for me is enough to keep my anxiety in check, hopefully something I can stop relying on some day. My doctor is moving, so I need to find another one who will be just my 3rd doctor in my 32 years of life. I hadn't thought about it until just now, but I am hope my new doctor will be as facilitating.
Current cards can't cope with 4K@144Hz. May be new ones will be able to.

I'm waiting for AMD to release newer cards and for upstream to support FreeSync on Linux. No point in buying high refresh rate / high resolution monitor until then.
It's not hard to find people who could fill the CFO role early on, but it can be hard to decide whom to trust.
> We can keep running on the macronutrient treadmill,

People reach obesity from overeating, no matter what their choice of calorie-dense foods, but it's typically sugar or fats, and sugar is the cheapest/most available.

Being obese is clearly a causative factor towards T2B [1]. How are these obvious truths 'running on a treadmill'?

[1] https://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes-and-obesity.html
This is not true (whole food carbs vs processed food). Carbs are carbs, and should be avoided as much as possible (no more than 20-30g/day).
Talking about two different things here... You mentioned that card is capable of outputting 8k HDR @ 60Hz, i.e. your Windows desktop can happily have 7680x4320@60. I mentioned that running games at 4k@60Hz or 3k@144Hz smoothly might not be possible for some demanding games and that many gamers expected that from the new generation.
Decentralization. Anyone can run their own node of the software making it resistant to censorship, malicious control by the devs themselves or a third party.

Augur.casino runs their own node of Augur but runs it on IPFS, allowing others to connect to it.

Provides convenience if a user doesn't care about decentralization.

Just btw, I'm not affiliated with augur or augur.casino or any of these projects. I just find them interesting
Which languages you need, totally depends on the position.

I've left the field for three years now, and went on to iOS development. However, my observation was that the embedded part was usually rather simple C++ and as soon as possible, Python is used.

Never seen or heard about Java used, but that could be a personal thing.

Not sure about the salaries in the US market. But here in Europe, it all depends on the particulars. There's plenty embedded work in semi-governmental and more research oriented sectors. Not too much money there. But I've heard that in the semi-conductor industry, there's also embedded work and is much better paying. Stress levels seem to be higher though.
When I was prescribed a benzo a decade ago, my doctor told me it was safe, non-habit-forming, and I could take it whenever I wanted to feel less nervous. There was no warning whatsoever about addiction, tolerance, or the serious side effects that were possible.

Luckily I am generally skeptical of pharmaceuticals, at least to the extent that I try to educate myself about them. So I did my own reading up about it. But even then, while online sources did indicate that benzos could be habit-forming, I did not see the strong language and terrible stories that are coming out now about benzo addiction.

So hopefully that illustrates the newsworthy issue: a lot of doctors, and even online medical info sites, did not adequately appreciate the risks of benzos, or warn people about those risks.
I don't think your estimations take into account the massive gains from AI denoising techniques such as https://youtu.be/YjjTPV2pXY0
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payroll_tax#United_States

The article is just content marketing, sensationalizing a mistake made by an extremely small, early stage startup as a marketing ploy to lead you to the conclusion you should buy this company's software to avoid a similar fate. So not surprising it's light on details. For what it's worth, startups at that stage almost never have a CFO nor any admin/accounting staff. That said, obviously it was a mistake and they should have paid their payroll taxes. But the sentiment in this piece is crafted solely to lead the reader to the conclusion that they should pay for this company's software.
Producers use plastic because it is the cheapest material that works for their use. Raise the price of plastic, and that equation changes.
Preventing industrial farm abuse is an outstanding issue. I think penalizing bonemeal usage might work, since keeping track of all planted trees and calculating their footprint is a very expensive task. If players have to sit and let the sapling grow on it's own, I think industrial farms might not be overpowering.
Beyond a clean look on a desk, what's the advantage of having the computer and the monitor in the same device? It seems a bit barbaric to me, like sacrificially killing and burying the slave when their master dies but in a (shallow) sense worse because with iMac the master must also die when the slave does, by which I mean that if either computer or monitor craps out, you get to trash them both. What happens when it falls off of the desk or is dropped when moving or hit by a baseball or your clumsy girlfriend/boyfriend/kid/coworker/neighbor or falls during the earthquake and on and on? You've automatically doubled your sorrows? Yes this is true of laptops but why import the weakness to desktops?