skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
1. Stop putting artificial limitations on yourself
2. Write a good cover letter
3. Apply, Apply, Apply

You can do this!
This looks interesting and something I have thought about for some time.

What code base did you develop the web app in? And do you have an android version? I'd like if there were a slicker web app and possibly android app that I could play with.

Maybe even I would help refactor this one day in the future.
Why the world needs a news datamarket
People elected Trump, and that is indeed a serious problem. But Silicon Valley thinks the right way to solve that problem is not to address the root grievances and problems of Trump’s supporters, but to outmaneuver them via technology.

And of course, you have the profoundly amoral Mark Pincus and the hateful Samantha Bee spearheading this.
I don’t know about the others but in Russia, most employers will make you go and vote. Sometimes for a small reward, go vote for the “preferred” candidate and get $100. Which is significant for someone living off a median wage.
Funny to see the $0.70 Bitcoin reference and debate as to whether it would gain traction:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2407053

Hacker News referencing Bitcoin in April, 2011
I don't think you understand. The mayor closed off a stretch of Newark Avenue, which leads right into the Grove St Path Station in late 2014. Prior to this, Newark Avenue was a strip of fairly grimy stores, a few restaurants, and some new promising places like Word Bookstore had been moving in since 2010 or so.

Still, this was a pretty dead place at night. In 2008, I would go to one of the two bars there and it would be a literal ghost town, with stores boarded up with metal gates and such- it looked almost post-apocalyptic. It was a little better from 2011-2014, but still it was a quiet area at night.

After the pedestrian plaza was put in, the amount of foot traffic increased ten fold, particularly during the day when it was a heavily traffic-ed street. This brought in a new wave of bars and restaurants to the area, and its now a destination on its own, filled with people nearly 24/7. In fact it has gotten so popular and become such a destination, the city is now trying to introduce ordinances to reduce noise at night.

The change was instantaneous after the pedestrian plaza was put in place.

People seem to forget these days how much Jersey City was shit on up until 2011 or so. It was "jersey" and it was absolutely not a definite that it would gentrify.
MariaDB acquires Clustrix
Oh I just saw you shut down the app.

What was the reasoning? Were you not getting enough use and participation? No downloads? Did you fail to execute the concept in some way?
Spies who become journalists are still spies. You could have a journalist suspect of spying. But that is not the same as going after legitimate journalists when there is no suspicion of spying.

The article is very clear about this being directed at journalists that are not suspect.

Why do you bring up this argument?

I mean, hit man could pose as doctors, I don't think you would argue that doctors should be patted down before going to work. Because the conflation is ridiculous.

This 'spies could become journalists' thing seems like a sophist government apologist point.
There's no real reason to stop using SpaceX and ULA unless they're going to start sending MUCH more to the ISS than those rockets can handle. SLS is really expensive per launch.
You still need a business or research case and then a dataset as any other skill out there, don’t you?
No, you couldn't. A contract that binds on someone after they obtain your source code is a license. In the coherent version of your world, once you've revealed your source code to someone, you can't stop them from publishing it to everybody else for free.
Is the recycling of spent radioactive material a solved problem? I was under the impression that it had to be stored very carefully for very long periods of time. Unless I am wrong, why is nuclear power considered clean? Wouldn't something like wind or hydro be significantly cleaner for the long term?
There are only 2 SLS vehicles in the pipeline. They are massively expensive, take a long time to build, and not reusable. Doesn't make sense at all for regular low earth orbit deliveries.
Sure, one can roll on the ground hoping to get to a slightly higher place ("making Linux more secure"), or one can dig a hole, put up a foundation (L4, Genode, etc. etc.) and build a tower on it. Rolling on the floor is sure easier and provides a sensation of movement ("yay, we have something 'practical', another Linux-based distro! look, we've spent a lot of effort and careful direction planning to roll a few cm/inches higher!"). But as for "realism", which is more realistic: to roll on the ground hoping to get higher, or to build something more difficult which can really get one higher? If I see "Linux-based secure OS", I think of the rolling, and think "right, they maybe got a bit higher, hope they didn't break something unexpected by virtue of spaghetti interactions and actually fell into a hole"; also, there's most probably still a lot of bugs in Linux kernel they didn't know of so couldn't secure. So maybe they even didn't get that much higher they thought they did. But even assuming they really improved a bit and didn't break nothing, they sure didn't get to a tower height.
Do you by any chance have a reference for how much standards were lowered during the surge? I knew they were lowered some, but I thought it was a little bit, not a huge amount.
Heyo! Developer of 2FA Notifier and author of the article here.

Happy to answer any questions and have a larger conversation about the best way to get average internet users to enable 2FA on their accounts.

Any and all feedback/thoughts/comments appreciated!
Learn How to Use Knowledge and Reasoning in Artificial Intelligence
Their first blog post talking about vapid is at:

https://medium.com/@hellovapid/hello-vapid-db3709ad5b82
There's a lot of fear and anxiety in America, at least parts of it.

You've got millions of American's one paycheck away from being homeless. [1] There's the insane cost of college, yet you still need a degree to succeed. The insane cost of healthcare. There's the wealth inequality. Wages are stagnate. And global warming is only getting worse. Etc.

Now there's three paths that I think are taken when this sort of thing happens. You've got the fix the problems route, or the scapegoating route, or a combination of the two. Hillary Clinton didn't really address these fears, she represented the status quo. Trump, on the other hand, was the clear scapegoat candidate. He was the candidate you vote for if you believe or feel all the problems stem from brown people, women, etc. opwieurposiu's comment above/below demonstrates this feeling, I think. People like him/her voted for Trump. Trump's slogan was "Build the wall". If you believe the problem is caused by minorities, you vote for the candidate that wants to great rid of minorities. So yeah, he'll probably win again unless the Dems run a candidate that actually addresses these problems, which isn't likely. As the problems get worse, I imagine the scapegoating will as well.

[1] https://www.marketwatch.com/story/most-americans-are-one-med...
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> basically she is saying that there is no hope for redemption for people have certain beliefs.

Well, sure, if you omit the part where she admits to being "grossly generalistic" and where she says she believes only "some of those folks" are "irredeemable," then you might interpret it as a statement about people who hold certain beliefs rather than people who refuse to be persuaded from their beliefs... but that would be omitting the full context.

>What does that imply about how she would have governed people who are, in her words, irredeemable?

Nothing. Obviously, she was speaking in the context of campaign strategy, reading something more ominous into it would be disingenuous.
> actually a fairly complicated subject

This is heavily dependent on your background. Deep learning is essentially the simplest thing that could possibly work (parameterized nonlinear function + SGD).

If you have experience with calculus roughly equivalent to an undergrad Calc 3, which is required for most fields of engineering, the core ideas of deep learning are very accessible to you without much effort.

After that, getting it to work is mostly an empirical and experimental endeavor.

(This refers to deep learning as used in practice, not some of the current research topics).
It would be nice if it was so easy to mirror bitbucket server, or gitlab, etc.
Thank you for your feedback, we really appreciate your words. Here's the brief doc explaining how to easily import your project to GitLab if you missed it https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/import/github.html.
There's a really good 99% Invisible podcast episode about Natick. Have you heard it?

https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/war-and-pizza/
My Dad used to work for the army as a civilian lorry driver, and frequently brought home the UK 24 hour ration packs (although this is 30 years ago now).

A lot of the stuff in the packs was not too bad. The interesting thing though is the "recipes" that the soldiers come up with by combining items from different packs.
Where a Sore Throat Becomes a Death Sentence
> It is incredibly easy to defeat white supremacy in a debate.

If that were the case there wouldn't be that many white supremacist to be a problem.

It's easy to "defeat" them in the sense "Expose their logical fallacy so that most reasonable people can see it". Unfortunately, it doesn't do shit. So, in a sense, debating a white supremacist (and winning logically) is a pyrrhic victory, something that gives satisfaction to the practitioners but unlikely to make any difference in the society, at least not the kind you'd usually expect from "winning a debate".
I think this makes sense for a lot of crimes, but not murder. If you take someone's life, you should be prepared to spend a long time in prison. That's a reasonable punishment for the crime.
AI could help to manage natural disasters – but only to an extent
> I don't care, at all whatsoever, if this person wants to use JavaScript for their blog.

In most cases complaining about this is 'offtopic', but in this case it is very much on-topic since the blog is about optimizing javascript usage.

I'm just happy that you can actually read what they have to say without JS enabled!
I don’t understand why people go gaga over this stuff. It’s a camera in a plastic box with a screw hole. Are there that many Richard Bransons out there?

Now that smartphones are increasingly becoming water proof I can’t see this providing incremental value over a phone in a fancy case in the long run.
I remember years back thinking 'there seems to be so much rubbish in the sea, oh well, guess its big enough that it doesn't matter'..
Was any statement in parent comment incorrect?
I do know that posts solely for humour are not really well accepted here but I have to admit that the title really begs to bring up a reference to "Dwarf Bread" from Discworld.

http://wiki.lspace.org/mediawiki/Dwarf_Bread
I almost purchased before downloading it just because of how much I trust you and your team to make high quality software, and as a way to throw more money in your direction.

Been messing with it for a few minutes and it is awesome. Been looking for a good Sublime-like git tool for years.
You don't have to, it's for French government employees who have no other choice. However it's easier to trust an open source government OS than a closed source one.
Thanks for the feedback, that's awesome to hear!
I don't recall any other soldiers in basic with me having any food allergies for what it's worth(this was back in 2002). I'm not sure if that was just coincidence, or if that allergy disqualified them from my branch(army).
Researchers paid people to talk to themselves so AI will sound less dumb
I'm glad you quoted me after I edited "Google is" to "Google may be". I am willing to contend that it's not a settled point :-)
What non-racist policies and opinions, specifically, are you referring to?
I’ve read thd book this is based on—its a good book and pessimistically presents what is actually a quite optimistic model of power.
Small aside, but according to the FBI there were 16,470 murders in 2016 so I think that data point is off by about 2x.

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2016/crime-in-the-u.s.-...
Unfortunately, there seems to be no way to get at this optimized image from Windows 10 Enterprise (which doesn't yet have Hyper-V Gallery), even though that's where a big chunk of people who would want such a thing are. Oh well.
I hear you. I was suspicious of this too, but there's been a lot of work put into making the controls we design work well and properly implement accessibility/native platform behaviors. And when something is off, someone ends up raising an issue and it gets fixed.

It also makes it very easy for developers to create their own custom widgets/layouts that are pretty challenging to achieve in other platforms.

I hope you'll give it a try some time - if nothing else, you might be able to raise some issues to help us improve some of those details!
The original GoPro was reasonably priced camera with support for image stabilisation, in a small enough package to stick to your helmet / body / apparatus, without looking that dorky.

I use mine every day, it's getting on a bit now, but I still really like it.
Flutter's edge over these technologies is faster development cycles (very fast build times, sub-second reloading without losing state, very rapid ability to update code/GUI after deployment to a testing device, and very fast render times).

Xamarin and Qt are fine products, and I know Xamarin has been working on some improvements over deploy times, but it still can't touch what Flutter does there. And if you know C++ and C# already, Dart is a breeze.
A Simple Model for Event Tracking with Google Tag Manager
Oh she was that bad of a candidate, and I voted for her!
Just a comment from another GamerGater eager to find SJW bogeymen under every stone and behind every tree.
I'd have to look to dig up an interview link, but I'm pretty sure that's what kicked off Valve's Linux-based "Steam box" initiative several years ago. They looked at Microsoft's moves towards a curated app store in which Microsoft has full control and they wanted an alternative distribution method.
When they first came out they did allow a new level of filming for extreme sports (there were very few waterproof cameras around). These days you can buy a Chinese clone for $20 that does more or less the same.
Their marketing department has done a very good job advertising the product.
It depends on your goal. If you want to make advancements in the field and find innovations that no one else has done (e.g. GANs and Reinforcement Learning), then a superstrong mathematical background is helpful. But if you just want to find the best output given a set of inputs and tune things for business needs, modern tooling like sklearn and TensorFlow/Keras is more than sufficient, and following a set of modern data transformation and model heuristics can get you 80% of the way there.

Medium thought-pieces/YouTubers conflate both perspectives, which has become a problem.
Yes, but this is has additional caffeine added.
A 720p Polaroid Cube and a Red Weapon 8k are both a 'camera in a box with some screw holes'. You can make anything sound stupid by reducing it to a simplistic description, but it's not contributing anything useful to the discussion.
This rather depends on your perspective of what the word "effective" means.

Those US navy bombes are for Kriegsmarine "M4" Enigma, which didn't even exist when Bletchley Park began breaking Enigma. They came on line in mid-1943. So, by this point the Axis is defeated in Africa, and Barbarossa is failing, the German Army is in trouble on the Eastern Front, it has faced some big military defeats there and cannot continue to sustain these losses, but Russia hardly seems likely to accept a peace deal after being betrayed previously.

Now, the war wasn't _over_ in 1943 even in Europe. But there had been three years of code-breaking (including of Enigma) at Bletchley by that point. It's true that Huts attacking M4 sent data across the Atlantic to the US navy, but again, that's from mid-1943, prior to that the British were using their slower machines because you can't win wars by waiting until you have better equipment.
”One development in the Paul Manafort case is that he admitted to pushing disinformation to American media to support his Ukrainian clients.”

Doesn’t the administration at any given time do the same thing? It’s been pretty blatant since Viet Nam and I’m sure it went much earlier than that. The only difference is that they don’t call them clients.
It's charisma 101. Don't insult your voter base.
There are lots of working class people that aren’t racists and bigots (and in terms of bigotry against people of color, many working class people are people of color) and everyone accepts that there are many elites that are racist and bigoted. I’m not sure where the “working class” comes into the equation here.
Octopuses are actually quite social - sending visual and tactile signals at each other.
You can also spot them lying (less and more obviously) in those signals.

https://www.livescience.com/53514-octopuses-lead-social-live...

The main difference is that they aren't pack animals like dolpins or most primates, so you get a less condensed sample.
Show HN: I made a privacy-first email analytics software
Just because the DNC are incompetent doesn't mean this isn't a really big deal.

Also, most high-profile organization breaches start with phishing emails, exactly like the one sent to Podesta.
If you got the sugar packet, dump it in the peanut butter packet. Made it go down easier for me, YMMV.
When a FISA request is granted, the government is granted the ability to spy on people within "two hops". E.g., spying on their contacts, and on their contacts' contacts. This is on the presumption that they all could be spies. If a journalist were one of these contacts, there would be the presumption that they could be a spy, given the above logic.
Give out free IDs, streamline the ID process, and I won't care about ID requirements. Where I live, while there are DMVs in the city, the only DMVs that provide IDs and licenses are in the suburbs, many of which close at 4:30 PM. Requiring a person to pay for an ID and hope to qualify for a reimbursement later is just two steps removed from a poll tax.

Yes of course I want felons to vote (especially if they've served their sentence), and non-english speakers as well. A citizen is a citizen.
Gold’s price collapsing when a meaningfully rich asteroid source can be mined seems likely.
>Obama was the first Nobel peace price recipient to bomb another Nobel prize recipient after getting the award, after an airstrike on an MSF hospital.

Yeah, it would have been awkward in the subsequent Nobel alumni meeting...
Is there any chance that the engineers can get some "sweat equity" in the company ? It really does align the interests of the engineers with the outcome of the company, and can be a positive if it helps you get through this existential crisis (100% of zero is still zero). This is exactly what I tried, in vain, to convince the owner of the company (that I described in my original reply) to do. I also recommended that they let any non-essential personnel go and stick with the bare minimum core that they needed to actually finish the product. And yes, it will take longer to get the product done, but unless you're doing a product that is easily replicated (doubtful, if it's enterprise), then it really doesn't matter. Good enterprise software typically lasts for decades, not years.
Which Deep Learning Frameworks Are Most in Demand? 2018 Power Scores
Try Dixy :)

https://github.com/kuyawa/dixy
Creator here. As a developer and email marketing expert I have to analyze and provide detailed success reports for every sent mailing/newsletter to our customers. I never felt comfortable using one of the big email marketing and tracking tools because you don't know what they're tracking... And, in fact their attitude of tracking everything now violates the GDPR. So I built mailspice analytics. The basic idea is to track no personal information by default ("privacy by design"). If by contract/law/rules you're allowed to track more (like ip or email address) you can do it by simply activating an option that allows collecting this more personal information. So the collected privacy relevant information can be decided by the account owner and by a contract between the account owner and the tracking platform.

On the website you can find a demo report that shows how it looks like. My plan is to further extend the functionality for big data applications and data-research.

If you have any questions just ask me ;)
I think what you call "reshaping" is what the standard interpretation calls "collapse".

Maybe you will find it easier if instead of thinking about it as "something unlocalized becoming a point", you think about it as "the observable we measure is represented by an operator and after the measurement the wave-function will be the eigen-function of the operator correspoding to the eigen-value that we obtained as outcome of the measurement." This new wave-function is not necessarily "localized".

By the way, the wave-function is not a probability wave evolving in space time. It is a (complex-valued) mathematical function "evolving" in parameter space.
ServerPilot (https://serverpilot.io/) --- Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6733631

Our Show HN post didn't get much attention, but we also didn't have our marketing hopes set on that. We did turn into a successful startup, not in terms of raising money but instead in terms of growing off of revenue.
There's one place it could really shine and that's manufacturing space habitats if we could successfully put manufacturing in space for those it might tip the scales since it'd remove the launch cost from a large portion of the structure.
Am I missing something or is this like exactly the same as the Hero 6, just with a new number?

EDIT: By my eyes it looks like they improved the stabilization algorithm and added live streaming? Still though, pretty light release. I was hoping for a 960fps HD mode like the Note 9.
It is most definitely not an out of date stereo type that (a looot of) French people are not particularly fond of English. Go to any university and you’d be surprised about the amount of students that don’t speak English, or can just muster a couple of words. It ingrained in the culture, from dubbing movies and series, having previously been the lingua franca of academics, culture etc, having a large part of the country in rural places, and (in some places) being seen as arrogant of you speak English or say English phrases.

Source: French girlfriend, French friends and having been there a lot.
I was just at a resort hotel in Japan and went over to the pizza bar for some sausage pizza (hopefully) only to find pizza with varieties of fish :( it’s actually kind of hard to find really good American style pizza here. The same goes for burgers - everything has weird ingredients, sauces or the meat is not 100% (mixed with some other stuff). Don’t get me wrong, the food is amazing, but once in a while I just want some ham and pineapple or meat lovers shitty papa johns, ya know? I would choke a child over some Chicago deep dish right about now.
Show HN: Open Source Jobs – Best Place to Find an Open Source Job
After I contributed to some great open source projects. I find myself love the open source community so much and I desire to work for an open source friendly company. So I choose some great companies like that carefully then built Open Source Jobs.
https://www.osjobs.net/
Yeah, but actually integrated...
Sounds great but at this point I've been burned by Google EOLing products that I use too many times.