skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can you describe your setup? I also use vimwiki but separately so interested to learn from your experience.
Visit Cyprus: their south-coast beaches are the worst I've ever seen in the Mediterranean: cigarette butts & plastic caps uniformly distributed in the sand to a depth of about 30cm. Oddly, just to the East, Crete's beaches were spotless, so it must be due to cleanup and not currents. Guessing.
Throw trash in the bin, get free wifi
Have you read the rest of the document? That clause does allow redistribution, but according to Appendix A, redistribution is allowed (in unmodified, binary form) only for personal use.
It's worth noting that while members self-elect their WTO status as either developing/developed.

> However, other members can challenge the decision of a member to make use of provisions available to developing countries.

https://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/devel_e/d1who_e.htm

No country has ever done that, though, not even the US.
For another game where you need to deal with CO2 pollution in a very interesting way see Oxygen Not Included.
Yeah, I never quite understood that part of the business plan either, but it was a data science Meetup, so focus was else where
Jenkins is one of those things that looks good until you trip over the numerous bugs in it. Such as the slightly terribly leaky implementation that hoses itself once a week, the severely million inodes it decides to gobble up which makes backups a chore etc.

Sure it works but from an admin perspective it’s horrid.
I want a second the recommendation to visit Teotihuacán, but also add that really not anywhere close to half of it has been excavated yet. The impressive ceremonial core of the city, with its pyramids and dramatic Avenue of the Dead, along with a couple of nearby apartment compounds, only represents perhaps 10% of the entire city. the main reason the rest has not been excavated is that it is underneath the modern-era towns of San Juan and San Martin lying to either side of the ceremonial center.
Yeah, rss should be machine readable, that seems like a bug on their end
Do Paul Allen and Peter Norvig go way back?
> The whole visa and immigration system needs huge reform. I am not anti immigrant but the immigration system disproportionately hurts American software engineers and American tech.

We will build the most fantastic firewall ever made, and we will make the foreign engineers pay for it!
Wow, Vietnam vs. US. Such a tiny country producing so much waste in the ocean.
> he's still essentially likening himself to a fictional criminal

And Steve Jobs likened himself to a pirate (along with half my grade school).
There's already no scarcity of stories, music, photography, paintings or sketches. Even with the higher cost of production for movies there's still more than most people could reasonably watch in a lifetime. Aren't we already past that point without AI?
After the first couple hundred "free" plugins you will find that you pay in other ways - this is the same in anything that supports a plugin.

In any system I manage the cost of the plugin simply isn't an issue - if it's worth the money, it's easy to justify paying. But if it's free, and it becomes critical to the workflow, and in a year's time the author has abandoned it, then the "cost" is that we assume the responsibility for maintaining it forever, or we retool the workflow, or in some other way, it's very expensive. So paradoxically paid-for plugins are a much easier sell and requests for free stuff are shot down straight away.
How Much Would You Pay for an Essential Phone?
GABA receptor modulation is no joke. I was prescribed Xanax for panic attacks. My PC kept increasing my dosage, until I decided I had had enough. Withdrawal was nightmarish, but luckily I hadn't been using it that long (only for two weeks or so). My brain chemistry was never quite the same. I ended up looking for substitutes like Phenibut and Etizolam. With these I was addicted to the confidence they gave me in approaching women, so not quite physiological like Xanax. What finally cured my anxiety was a macrodose of LSD-25 (111-150 ug). Even then I wouldn't recommend it. Meditation is the best tool - our bodies naturally produce Anandamide. In my case, due to certain traumas, LSD-25 allowed me to see the beauty of this World and Universe once again. It is a powerful catalyst that allows one to See with clarity.
Ask HN: What books do you recommend reading once a year?
Here is a slack channel I created to keep all interested entrepeneurs connected and share our experiences. Feel free to join here: https://join.slack.com/t/startupschool18/shared_invite/enQtN...
Got it. Thanks for clearing it up :)
You can use them side by side. They are just different options :). If its not on snap, it could be on flathub or the other way around.
> However over the last 20 years, most immigration, of both kinds, have been about one thing: reduced labor costs.

You mean to increase them. Thats the only point of restricting immigration, to increase the salaries of a few, at the cost of the many.
As the admin department of a company that runs Jenkins, it’s the second worst thing we have to keep alive (black duck software was the worst).

Jenkins is leaky, unstable, unfriendly to the filesystem, buggy and poorly documented and tested.

If you’re going to do anything like this it’s actually worth paying for team city or something else.
I unwrapped my Google titan key. This is what I found
Why aren't the actors/models refusing to participate in such deceptive practices? Surely they'd be thinking "Why are we pretending to take a selfie?"
Not mentioned was each team gets to ban out 5 heroes as well.

This is a bigger factor in my opinion. Each team alternates two bans, then two picks, then there is another round of two alternating bans followed by two picks and finally a single ban and pick round for the 5th hero.

Various in-meta heroes are usually "first pick/ban worthy" which means they tend to get picked or banned in the first phase and tend to shape the rest of the draft as teams will build the core of their strategy around the first phase heroes or around countering oppositions first phase heroes.

Another strategy is to avoid "showing your hand" during first phase by first picking strong but generic heroes that can fit into many potential lineups to keep opponent guessing. This leads to a lot of mind games where even commentators don't know what role the hero is going to be played in until the culminating 5th pick when the draft comes together.

Some teams are very good at specific strategies or have certain players exceptionally skilled at individual heroes which necessitate certain first phase bans against them lest they have an advantage.

For instance If a team is known for having a player good at the hero "Wisp" it will often force out a first phase Wisp ban from opponents because it is the kind of hero that when played well can be absolute nightmare to play against.

In some ways I find the draft mini game to be just as interesting as the main game especially in the longer tournaments where you can see new metagames emerging as captains adjust their pick strategies.
it's also not unreasonable to assume that the prevalence of these myths was itself a major contributing substrate of the theology dreamed up by Joseph Smith.
to be fair it should be mentioned Nokia did this in 2012 as well, it's not like Huawei doing it alone

https://www.theverge.com/2012/9/5/3294545/nokias-pureview-ad...
iirc, nokia also tried that in the past...
Looks like Jared answered this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17807241
That's probably the literally trillion dollar question. I talked a bit about it with China scholars. The only thing they kind of agreed on is that it's a big question mark.

China is confident that it can avoid the trap, though. Lou Jiwei, the former finance minister, famously said 2 years ago that China had a 50/50 chance of getting stuck at "middle income." But now as a head of a different government agency he recently said that he's confident that China will become a high-income country in a few years.

That's probably something we should address in another article later.
Is this really more horrid than having to hire a DBA to maintain, operate and upgrade the cron replacement? I can write a script to identify and remediate bugs in apps. I can't so easily write a script to diagnose badly used database apps and get the developers to rewrite their queries to not blow up the database servers. It's much easier to set up, lock down, and maintain Jenkins than Postgres+whatever, imo. But I guess everything can go to hell depending on how it's used.
i think the amount of energy youve spent defending yourself on this thread is probably a sign that you are internally conflicted, and you may just be trying to convince yourself. if thats true, then i apologise for how much a comment like this will piss you off. but maybe it’ll be a net positive
Why not increase the visa quota, or better yet, remove it altogether, since all the H1b Visas are people with job offers, with an employer that wants them.

Also, you cant get an H1B for sales. Ask the U.S. Government about that, they put that restriction.
That also means other countries subsidize the education of the US workforce, which from US perspective is not a bad thing.
Realistically I want:

SSD options that aren't laughable. Right now Apple charges $600 to upgrade the mac mini's Fusion drive to 1 TB, when the cost of a good non-NVMe 1 TB SSD is around $200. I don't expect Apple to ever offer cheap memory or SSD upgrades but 200% markups vs retail are a joke (and that assumes no value for the fusion drive). 50% markup is better than their phone margins and says they should be able to offer 1 TB for $300 and 2 TB for $600.

An ARM chip running alongside Intel's CPU. Most importantly this will let me run the ARM macOS they are moving to next year. More immediately the ARM chip could (1) be used as GPUs by Mojave, giving the mini pro the performance for games more demanding than puzzle, (2) run iOS/tVOS now, sleeping Intel to save power while I do light tasks and serving as a higher spec Apple TV.
How to Give a Systems Talk
If you haven't already, try adding some "trap streets" to your data. Map makers occasionally include streets that don't exist, so if a competitors map includes it too, it's clear that the competitor copied it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street

I did that with an online marketing dictionary I wrote years ago, some of the definitions included strange usage examples that contained the names of several of my friends. When a competitor scraped us, instead of shutting them down, the boss negotiated a data licensing arrangement with the scraper instead, so we ended up getting a revenue stream & backlinks out of the incident.

If that fails, and talking to them directly doesn't work, then the DMCA is often effective. I've made DMCA requests against websites that distributed cracks of my software & they often disappeared in a couple of days.
For me it is
1. Poor Charlie’s Almanac- the life lessons that are not taught in any school can also be applied in product development. It’s the easiest way to interact with the Charlie Munger and Warren Buffet - imagine one on one on leading a purposeful life with these two.
Psychiatry is not robust. We don't know how the brain works. We're not even close to understanding how parts of the brain interact, we rely on coarse tools and irreplicable neuroscience to try to guess out the intersection of biology, chemistry, neuroscience, etc.

When we consistently see that studies are designed poorly (in many cases by selecting poor metrics, think self-assessed productivity on adderall or amortizing results of SSRIs over multiple severity levels of depression) and mechanisms are poorly understood, what do you think that it is?

Science is in many cases filled with perverse incentives that only complicate this relationship -- do you want citations, a popular publication, tenure, influence on policy decisions? Does your hypothesis align with the ideas which are popular enough to get funding?

The fact of the matter is that science is political, psychiatry is in its infancy, and results are not great in a lot of cases. We treat everything like we couldn't possibly be developing our generations' version of phrenology and it's hubris.
> That and C# is an ISO standard which is pretty cool.

Microsoft publish older versions of C# through ECMA, but that documentation is always behind the implementations (which are all now owned by Microsoft). The latest ECMA document is for version 5.0 of C#.
will after installing Lineage it's relatively safe, but you are too late to party after bootloader unlock page gone, now it's up to finding friendly customer service representative or giving try to DC unlocker which sometimes work even on phones they officially don't support
I wouldn't say 100% immigration restrictions would be better. Certainly not for any immigrant.

The H1B cap is ridicolously low. 65.000 a year for a country that has 350 million people, in a 7 billion world.
Opens OK. Adblock status counts 1-2 adblocked things every second I stay there.

If it’s different on your PC could be ‘coz I’m in Montenegro, it’s Europe but we are not yet in the EU.
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...why wouldn't they be?
Hi Guys, I created a slack channel to connect all interested entrepreneurs whether accepted or not. Here is the link: https://bit.ly/2LaSxtH

Spread the word!
Updated readme to be a little better

https://github.com/pycampers/zproc

I use it in a couple of my own stuff which I have open sourced yet.

I do plan to release them, and I hope I can prove the usefulness of the library using those...

professional (corporate) stuff would be a far fetch for me, obviously.
There's no minimum wage in Sweden and waitstaff there earn good money, the hospitality average would be about $4000 USD monthly.

By law you can pay your staff 10 cents an hour but no one does because that's absurd exploitation of another human being that would be considered socially unacceptable and no one would eat in your restaurant.

The fact that this is so normalised in the states is concerning. I agree with the other comment that if you can't run a business and pay staff a living wage you aren't good at business.

People working full time yet living below the poverty line is the sign of a dysfunctional society. Needing laws to force you into treating others with decency obviously isn't a shared experience across the developed world.

https://jobseurope.net/average-salaries-sweden/
The article can be summarised as "don't visit the US".

According to a plaintiff, they did a cavity search on three women with the same glove. They performed searches on minors, menstruating women and old women.

In one case they forcibly took someone to a hospital where they gave her IV drugs, undressed her and examined her.
Probably not really a mistake at all, the ss is a remarkably ambitious project as it is
Yes.
Lets say an average family is of 3 people so the total homes required will be around 100K.Also the 3D printed home takes around 24 hrs (1 day) to built. So let's say even 1K companies or 3d printers are working round the clock, then it would take around 100 days. so it will take quite long (3.5-4 mo) time. but its possible.

update: also it will be requiring a lot of funding or donation as 3d printers are costly and also the material and transportation cost will add up more to the cost.
I got a rejected email first and then I got the accepted email with an apology. So I am assuming I was among the originally accepted startups, now since everyone is going to be accepted, the originally accepted startups will have a disadvantage and will we still get an advisor? The thing to rejoice is being accepted out of a pool of competition but now since everyone is accepted, its just something usual.
That's enough to trip
Show HN: Peepeth
The calendar.
Thats not how salaries are negotiated. Any worker picks the job that suits him best. If you have A and B in the US, and C in your home country, you will pick the best of the three, not "not C".
So I have a pixel 2 XL and I can attest for the camera taking upto 3s to load on average. This has been progressively getting worse with each OS upgrade (no way I am upgrading to the "AI" OS). My iPhone 3GS actually ran for a good 5 years and though "hot" apps werent fast, the default apps were as zippy as they were the day the phone was bought. Somehow Google doesnt seem to care about this!
I wonder if any research has been done that may have connected to global rise of the Bubonic plague with this collapse. The Black Death came in multiple waves throughout late medieval Europe, but originated somewhere in Asia. perhaps there was a connection through an avian carrier route or a presently unknown cross-bering strait trade or migration.
Came here to say the same. We stayed in a beachfront house in Laie and the beach was covered in microplastics. Every morning there’d be workers raking the beach to clean it up, but the beaches would be covered in the microplastics again by the end of the day. While I was swimming I’d be surrounded by it as well.

It seemed very much dependent on currents, as beaches further south on the windward shore were still pristine.
2. Courage to be disliked - Adler’s individual philosophy is explained in a way that could change the way you lead your life. It’s a practice that will take years to change but even minor changes lead to happiness and self fulfilment.

3. Deep Work - Cal Newport is very good at identifying distractions we are surrounded by and reading the habits of most high achievers. Even after 8 months of reading, I am more conscious today than ever.
except i was talking about two wheeled cart, not European wheelbarrow regarding load

and one wheeled will be never as stable as two wheeled no matter what are your skills, you need to balance it in all directions while two wheeled need to be balanced only in two directions
> Because the "inhabitants" can just go home, while the Citizens are stuck here - this is their home.

I highly doubt that most immigrants who come to the US to work are buying and maintaining a second home, and are instead making America their new home.

> This is literally what a sovereign government is supposed to do: provide for and prioritize the needs of it's citizens.

This is precisely the claim I am disputing and looking for some justification. “Most people believe this” is not a very good justification for anything, so I’m challenging people to question why they believe it and why it’s a reasonable desire. “High school textbooks say that governments should do this” is also not a great justification in my opinion.
The effect on wages is inconclusive based on the salary of the people that come in. Its possible the 90k range puts more downward pressure on salaries than the 150 that come about. They all have effects on wages but also create value for the whole. The more immigrants come the more total salaries paid for the workers is, even if the mean is lower.
Does Google Cloud run anything other than Tensorflow well? Specifically, I'm wondering about PyTorch.
A Peculiar Survey
disabling the submit button is a nice UI feature to indicate idempotency, but it's not the same thing as the function actually being idempotent. both are important.
I think the examples are given for a specific game, and the explanation applies to 20Q generally
There is nothing transparent about OpenAI. They have never released any of their models to the public, despite the fact that their models play completely different strategies to humans in an extremely heavily modified version of the game (multiple updates out of date, 80%+ of the heroes turned off, many core mechanics disabled or modified beyond recognition). Without them releasing the models for people to practice against there is absolutely no way to tell the difference between AI superiority and the humans being unfamiliar with the enemy tactics and even the very game they are playing. Compared to actual professional Dota, where pros have tens or hundreds of matches played by their opponents to study, an ecosystem of thousands of top level players hashing out new strategies for each patch and months to practice that particular version of the game, this is not a test I would call "open".
Oh god, how many burritos have you ate that were made by an ILLEGAL!
Alright, thanks.

It's the internet, so have to make sure.

Most of my stuff is closed source as well.

Iot you say?

I made a couple of stuff myself, mostly using the micropython stack or the raspberry pi.

What do you generally work on?
Oh, that's far from worse.. the ones you've mentioned could at least qualify for entry level positions.
Could I ask what state you're in? I've been taking amphetamines for a pretty long time now, and the only times I've been turned down was when I went to take my refill in before its due date, and they still let me drop it off, they just wouldn't hand me the medicine until the due date. It's a bit annoying if you have a lot of errands to run on the next day, or if you're going on a trip, but I can sorta understand where they're coming from. Especially since it has such a high potential of abuse.
It is truly a wonder of the free market that if fights against the discrimination of immigration laws.
The spammers & scrapers seem to have found their way around ReCaptcha. I made a simple spam filter for my website comment form that logs every submission, and a lot of the spam being sent (maybe 20%?) has a valid Google Recaptcha. I'm thinking of removing Recaptcha because simple keyword based filters have been more effective than ReCaptcha has been.
Here’s a fairly objective metric for comparing the complexity of deploying Jenkins vs Postgres:

https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-role-jenkins

https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-role-postgresql

Two ansible roles by the same author, supporting both Centos and Ubuntu. Not hugely different in complexity IMO. Installing Postgres on FreeBSD, though, is little more than

pkg install postgresql10-server
sysrc postgresql_enable=“YES”
service postgresql initdb
service postgresql start
"Excuse me, could you put down my TV?"
Great way to puff up signin bonus without stock, vacation or health plans to move up the list.

How about remove the quota limit and put a minimum salary of 60k?
Sorry, but as someone with an art degree I have to respectfully disagree.

Pissing on a wall and arbitrarily calling it art does not make it art. That style of thinking worked during the Dada movement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada but is no longer something that would work today, unless you were doing a live art installation, in which case you are committing to some kind of commentary on some factor of the world anyways.

Artists almost always create art with meaning, and in the rare cases they don’t they are still attempting to make genuinely thought provoking works of art, even if it’s simply showing off their skills. If you go to an art gallery there is always the artist’s thesis statement or message written out at the entrance.

You are correct that art is subjective though. What an artist envisions and what their audience gets out of it has been shown time and again to not line up in many cases. And in a way, that is the beauty of art - our shared experiences while appreciating it.
And what ethics tell you that you should have the right to bar other people from working with other people?
It's not nearly as valuable as cryptographically provable evidence of the pages having identical content as yours, with yours being of an early publication date.