skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The way my doctor put it: science likes to think “a molecule is a molecule” and it’s possible to isolate out the benefits of a food in individual extracts. But that’s been shown to fall short of reality over time. Nutrition is still a largely misunderstood system. Sticking with Whole Foods (bad autocorrect) should be more predictable/reproducible.
Why does this look like a problem for https://sentry.io
Never realized that ... very strange! But, I have very little confidence in passwords these days. I prefer 2FA much more. Thankfully .. in India .. most things of value need a second authentication via an SMS OTP code
my nerd-profiling radar had you as a network engineer = it's probably ubuntu ;-)
1. Many values (about 60%) are determined biologically, there is no definition process. This is not a computer algorithm, I’m talking about how the human brain works, how people work. The brain makes decisions in part by invoking the biologically determined value hierarchy. There is no definition process before this happens. Your subconscious does this without you even knowing it. It has a huge impact. People can’t get to policy without going through their value system. Don’t conflate the two. The definitions you want to create are a language model of what is already there.

2. This is theoretically possible but not at all how most people in the real world function. Not a material impact here. If you believe many people’s happiness depends on many others unhappiness that is classic zero sum thinking.

3. Cool, so we weren’t talking about the same thing, hence the disagreement.
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I've found YouTube to be a benefit. My daughter is four and we've been watching a few videos together on an almost daily basis since she's been about two. She never watches videos alone; we're always together. We end up watching educational videos, like how things are made and street science. It's been a great resource as she understands at a very basic level the little explosions inside of pistons that turn an engine because she's seen it on YouTube.

Most of the videos we watch are in German. I'm wanting to learn German and she is, too. So I'm getting educated along with her (and German children's videos talk more slowly and use simpler vocabulary so it's great for learning).
But don't we already have microcontrollers in everything? My keyboard has a microcontroller in it. The harddrive has a microcontroller. USB has a microcontroller (or two, or three). Heck, even our CPUs now come with microcontrollers embedded in them!
Not OP, but from my experience my son until a certain age:

He would be very rough with my laptop, even pulling out keys and trying to throw it but be very careful with ipad. I'm not sure why.
I agree that might be a bit heavy handed, I personally like implementing frameworks or tools in new languages that I'm learning because it's fun and build familiarity. Production code is way different than that.
I've been following the repo for quite some time and playing around with it locally. Very very well made UI Framework/Component Library.

Props to @jeroenransijn, @rowno and others!
That's scary. Using deep learning to recognize "obstruction" using cameras.

Discriminate "car", "bike", "pedestrian", and "bus", sure. Recognize signs and traffic lights, fine. But "obstruction"? No. That's a geometry problem. If it's not flat road, it's an obstacle. Deep learning is for deciding what kind of obstacle. Because deep learning just isn't that good. It's going to be badly wrong a few percent of the time.

"The car will almost never be on the left side of the road, and the cameras will never flip angles, so training on flipped data forces the network to overgeneralize to situations it will never see." What could possibly go wrong?
Yeah, the speed thing with lockfiles is painful. But python dependency management is such a mess anyway that it's probably the best thing out there.
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Blueprint from Palantir is also a solid framework built on TypeScript. It's desktop-first which is quite different from most
Popular GPU FFT implementations are cuFFT [1] and clFFT [2]. IIRC cuFFT performs very well.

[1] https://developer.nvidia.com/cufft

[2] https://clmathlibraries.github.io/clFFT/
I think clients are allowed to send whatever user agent they want - it's essentially a preference for how they would like the website rendered for them.

Also I believe it's technically a violation of the HTTP spec to serve different GET requests to different user agents.
If Target can figure out you're pregnant before your dad can, they can prolly figure this out?
because most kids content is garbage. almost all of it is mindless distraction. which is similar to almost all of the tv adults watch.

as long as it’s in moderation, the exact show doesn’t matter a whole lot. i think screen time matters way more than what’s on the screen
>> .. and guys like chuchu know how to game the recomendation algorithms to keep the kids within their content.

Just curious, what stops other competitors like Disney, Sesame Street and Nickelodeon from doing the same thing?
>... and in the present.

Yes. For example, Harvard is currently systematically discriminating against Asians.
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Ask HN: Should I fight back management enforcing Jira?
I'm a tech lead in a small shop (around 5 developers and growing) and our company has recently been acquired by a bigger one at the beginning of the year. We've been lucky so far as we've maintained independence of process and priorities. We've demonstrated times and times again that our development processes and our talent was order of magnitude superior to their existing dev teams.

Management from the head company is currently in the process of signing us up in Jira without consulting with us. Their motivation is to be able to track what the dev team is doing and keep a log of the activities, with the end goal being to be able to qualify this work as Capex.

I'm close to the product owner so I can pull some strings there if this is a trap but I need to act fast. We've got nothing similar to Jira in place and are dealing with things without any dedicated tools, which means I'm open to learning Jira as I know our current methods will not scale. I'm worried for the following reasons :
- I haven't heard good things about Jira, especially on HN
- I'm afraid it will only add more paper-filling work to my team (or myself)
- I'm afraid they will use Jira to enforce a specific process to my team (I do not expect to have admin access to setup workflows properly)

Any thoughts on how I should handle this?
War is the worst case scenario. It is not a good metric by which to measure a civilization or human growth, since we can be more refined, and virtually all wars are fought in self defense by one side - so say nothing at all about the quality of their way of life prior to the event.
I think they were being sarcastic
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I used aiohttp for a small project recently and found that it to be very good.

Combined with aiohttp-json-rpc I had a very effective websocket-based JSON RPC backend service up and running in a very short time and with very little boilerplate. I'll be using this pattern again for sure.

What would have been the advantage of me using Sanic instead (I haven't RTFM for sanic yet but I'm about to...)?
A company is made to benefit its shareholders. Sometimes employees are also the shareholders but this has historically not been the case. Historically, because of the focus on benefiting it’s owners above all else, companies have sometimes resorted to using slaves and child labor. The concept of employee-shareholders is a fairly recent invention. The concept of employee rights only gained traction in the USA during the industrial revolution.

Agricultural cooperatives, might come close...
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I use "short scripts" to mean: I have an idea I want to play around with, usually involving data analysis or some data structure or algorithm sketch, and I'd like to devote the next 2-3 hours to writing a 100-200 line program that evolves with me as I refine what exactly it is that I would like to be examining.
Andrew gave a great talk on this very topic at PyCon AU in August. Still at the formative stages it seems...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7taKQnndfo
Actually, the last time I was in one (Fredericksburg, TX maybe 2016?), they still had components. The folks in the store had no idea what they were, and there was a really bad selection,

but there were parts.
"shilling"?
wat

I have no affiliation. And it's pretty uncharitable to say that mentioning tailwind (or other functional css systems) is "unrelated" to a discussion of approaches to applying css to web applications... sigh.
Metadata querying I imagine. The search was working, buffered videos and main site were loading, just not displaying videos. (so not network)
>The housing market in Australia is very overvalued, having been inflated artificially (in part due to negative gearing ...

But in Australia you cannot tax-deduct the interest on your own home, whereas in the US (IIRC) you can. I would expect the artificial inflation to be higher under the US system.

The real causes of the high house prices IMO are: a) poor government policy, from federal to council level, the net effect of which is preventing the market to be adequately supplied with new housing; and b) a range of cultural factors (notably the image of housing as a safe investment, that is being cultivated with increasing desperation by the real estate industry) that results in channeling of investment into established housing.
I refuse to discard the death of millions as a statistical outlier. Particularly when the next example would likely result in the end of human life - possibly all life - as we know it.
I think this is kinda funny. Talks about this "hidden debt", talks about the huge debt the USA has, and so on and so on. And what happens?

In the end, I really wonder if any of it actually matters. The people suffer because of this magical, invisible money, sure, but only because we let it matter.

Long term, I don't think it matters in the end, because governments will try to prevent any sort of huge collapse (which will happen anyway, but will recover over time).
I looked at many of these for an assessment at my company. We started a little broader with some css-only solutions as well but they tend to only take you so far; the controls are nice. Key aspects for us were (1) React-based, (2) TypeScript support (bonus for native TS), (3) Applicable to data-dense engineering apps, and (4) a broad-based, healthy ecosystem. I also evaluated Semantic-UI React.

I really like Blueprint JS but I think we'll end up building on top of Ant Design. It's a huge collection of work; they've also started to push Ant Pro which is higher-order components targeting building of admin apps (more opinionated, more than just a UI facade).
I think you can do it. Your age and maturity helps a lot and especially if you are very sound at technical it helps in many ways:
1) juniors respect technical managaers more that non technical ones
2) you can estimate better you can dig things yourself from a high level
3) CTOs, VP tech etc are techical people isn't it? It's just the extra polish
I tried it, and honestly it's fine for most cases, but it's pretty slow compared to just plain virtualenv. Considering virtualenv is prefectly fine I eventually switched back.
They have Ant Mobile! https://mobile.ant.design/
I come across candidate A who shows up on time, with a good attitude, takes heat and shares credit, builds people up, isn't afraid to speak their mind and offers a smart-ass answer to a problem designed to evaluate whether the candidate understands the underlying concepts.

Then I come across candidate B who shosw up on time, with a good attitude, takes heat and shares credit, builds people up, isn't afraid to speak their mind and offers a genuine and insightful answer to a problem designed to evaluate whether the candidate understands the underlying concepts.

I am definitely going to hire candidate B.
> Nothing prevents them from simply charging money for Android and the Play Store.

So what happens when they do just that, but the price for Android + Play Store sans Google Apps is ~$150, i.e. the same price as Microsoft Windows?

It's completely fair to ask that they offer an a la carte version for full price, but then almost everyone would choose the free/discounted version that bundles the services.

It's also fair to ask that the user be able to uninstall them, but again most of them won't.

What the hardware vendors are really after is the ability to sell the default position to someone else. The profit from which disappears with the discount Google was giving them for exactly that.
As a private company, shouldn't Google be allow to to do whatever it wants?

Not only that, they [China] has a very different culture from us and Google needs to be respectful of their culture... of censorship.
How do you manage projects now? Jira is fairly ubiquitous in agile development and has been used everywhere I have been in the last 5 years or so.
Can you though? There's likely a correlation between the codebase size and how experienced people work on it. If you have a beginner, they're both unlikely to work on a large project and unlikely to create their own framework. And to connect the last bit - the larger project becomes, the more likely it is you'll find some bloat in it. So the custom-framework : bloated-codebase relation becomes a bit of self fulfilling prophecy.
> Distracting a single-digit-aged human long enough to put dinner on the table or get some work done is hard on the best of days.

I don't doubt that it is, yet this is a problem that humans have been solving literally since the dawn of time. I doubt very much that YouTube is necessary.
Nice library, organization and write-ups. They don’t seem to talk about responsive though. Since size, typography and spacing are all passed as exact values, how do they imagine providing different values for different devices or windows? Conditionals in JS?
Facebook. More money.
Evergreen looks quite nice, but their website isn't responsive and that gives me pause when considering it for my own projects. The components themselves may work fine, but I can't be sure without digging in further.

Just something to consider if you're looking at using Evergreen.
Uber and Lyft are responsible for about half of SF’s rise in traffic since 2010
I am currently working on http://TechBlogz.co . Not a blog but an aggregator/search engine for engineering blogs specifically from technology companies. It currently has around 10k articles aggregated.
I meant it loaded completely, thumbnails and descriptions. It came back shortly after my comment and has responded as fast as ever since.
When I saw this the other day, one of the first things I tried was Ctrl-N/P to navigate its auto-complete lists, but it didn't work, so I sent a pull request with the underlying library Downshift (https://github.com/paypal/downshift/pull/596). I think adding little touches like this helps to show that a library author pays attention to detail. I know that it's only programmers who would use that keyboard shortcut, but that still probably numbers in the tens of thousands of potential users.
There's also this: https://github.com/TeamSPoon/wam_common_lisp/tree/master/pro...

A (fairly complete) implementation of Common Lisp in Prolog
We've been happy with http://react.semantic-ui.com/ so far.
At this point, there are so many ways that a person can go about making music that I (as a person who makes money every week playing music) don't feel comfortable saying what "counts" as "playing music"... if people enjoy it and it's musical, then it's a win.
https://media.guim.co.uk/51370940379b5a46c6f1f917b3f025e4da3...
Universities publish press releases, in theory phys.org etc publish something like journalism, but how much they really go beyond the press releases is up for debate...
Forgive my ignorance, but how is this different from the AGPL?
I think it's stupid to assume that a decision regarding time complexity would never come up at their job. Where I work right now, and especially in Google (not where I work right now), it is important that one understands time and space complexity issues well. The data sizes are huge and optimization skills are highly valued.

Sure I can teach constant vs. linear time. But what incentive or reason do I have to spend time teaching these fundamental concepts when I can just hire an engineer who demonstrates the understanding of basic CS at the interview time itself?

Given two candidates with all things equal except that one demonstrates the understanding of CS fundamentals and other does not, why would I want to hire the second person and spend our time teaching him those concepts?
4 billion muslims and christians don't live in China.
They’re modifying the chirality of polaritons. Never heard of polaritons before now.

Google: Polaritons are hybrid particles made up of a photon strongly coupled to an electric dipole
I would love to have videos verified as no longer available.
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Fasci is Italian for bundles and associated with insignia of a sheaf of hay or rods, adorned with an ax carried before a magistrate in processions. So, no, it wasn't completely benign before either. However, the militant associations you mention were "fascista", specifically "partitio fascista rivoluzionario", and I don't exactly speak Italian so I couldn't tell if the meaning was ambiguous, or rather, what the ambiguity is.

fascio it also meant burden, load; high office in Latin. Compare German "Bürde" (burden) and "Würde" (dignity, honour, your honour). The root would be basket, via Celtic, whose symbolism with the Celtish Knots is loaded with wicker work imagery. Compare also braided military shoulder signs of rank. Quite wicked.

Fashism is, in my humble opinion, related to fashion, French façon (way; manner; fashion) although that's said to be from faciō (do, make; compare fact), cognate with do, believe it or not. That makes sense because cloth is woven, or rather coarsely braided at times. In case of facio, it would come via factiō, factiōnem, whence also faction. That would give "Jeder nach seiner Facon" a nuance comparable to "Jedem das seine".

See also: Lt. vas (vessel; bail, surety); fiction, fingere, fingo; face (capitalism), fagot, fossil, irish cognate to fashion (neck tie, leash), Fessel, fetter, fesseln, Fass, vas, fassen, erfassen, ergreifen. Pulverfass - pulp (pulp fiction - coke stories). French fascher (now fâcher), from Latin fastus (“disdain”). Fastenzeit, fascher mittwoch; Fasten. Fasten seatbelt. Fast food. Mode droge. fingo, Fink, Finca. Sphinx.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fascio#Italian
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fascis#Latin
The Master and Margarita is indeed a fantastic read, but there’s a dark subtext. For example, the supernatural happenings and bumps in the night from the neighboring apartment are likely Bulgakov making commentary on the purges. Bulgakov layered things. On the surface, lightheartedness. Underneath, a very bleak and tortured soul.
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I think we will be able to disrupt higher education credentialism. I disagree with your idea that it needs to tie back to institutions. It does not. It simply needs to be able to show to employers that the credential has value. That's it!
I see it more as greed than administrative prudence.
Do shareholders also care whether the revenue is accelerating or will they be happy if it's just increasing?
Have you looked at CxJS? CxJS offers chart controls and advanced data tables which makes it perfect for building admin apps.

https://cxjs.io/
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No need. Just choose between them based on actual performance rather than the fake stats they report. If $1000 in ad spend drives 100 conversions, then at the end of the day who cares if the ad platform reports 10k clicks or 100k?
it's the quality of the libraries above all else that keeps me coming back to python. truly world class.
For sure there are people who are careful with their spending and smart with their marketing.

But there's been too many reports of bot activity, fake likes, fake followers in those platforms that I'm sure many companies and marketing departments fall for them.

Not everyone does as good job as you Im sure.

Google, as far as I know, was never caught in dark ui patterns or fake number reports to generate revenue. They don't seem to need it.
Yep. Cycling has some different terminology, but the basics of zone training are the same. How much time per zone, intervals, training cycles, it all works the same in terms of adaptation.
So what's YOUR point? There has always been evil, so why bother reporting on it?

Yes, there are contract killers. Are you saying you seriously don't know what's surprising about american citizens being freelance contract killers on behalf of a foreign government, and arguing that it's a good thing to do? And our own government being unsure whether there's anything illegal about it?
No wonder, some of those 70s retailers' logos are barely legible.
I credit some of my unpopularity in elementary school with growing up without cable television. All of the other children would watch Nickelodeon after school and the prizes on Legend Of The Hidden Temple would instruct them to ask their moms to buy them Jansport backpacks and AirWalk sneakers. I wasn't able to discuss yesterday's episode and didn't know how to dress to fit in.
Are you on macOS? I can open the dialog via button example here (https://evergreen.segment.com/components/dialog) on macOS Safari 12.0.
I would have given a +1 for creativity. If the interviewer didn't say that standard libraries were off bounds that's fair game IMO.

I've asked similar questions and if I forget all the constraints just a simple, hah that's clever + reframe the problem is a reasonable approach and doesn't come off as being a jerk(keep in mind the candidate is interviewing you/company as well).
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"The researchers show that by embedding the honeycomb metasurface between two reflecting mirrors and changing the distance between them, one can tune the fundamental properties of the Dirac polaritons in a simple, controllable and reversible way."

That doesn't sound so simple.
I dont think that there is anything wrong with Jira apart from the fact that it's slow. Other than that it has a lot of great features. I looked for an alternative for a long time, in my opinion nothing comes close to jira and it has only gotten better.