skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I felt similarly when I’ve looked into it in the past. My suggestion is to just take a day or two and do a deep dive, use tutorials and it will all get better. Maybe not what I would have wanted to hear but after crossing the chasm to where I understand those things now it doesn’t seem like it was too much. It was just more than I expected from what I saw as a simple browser feature. The thing is that there is a lot to p2p communication when you consider local networks sharing the same up address, firewalls etc... Not just that but how to fallback when someone is behind a network that essentially blocks p2p. WebRTC is somewhat of a low level API that lets you navigate these waters but it expects you to do more work than I initially expected.

If you are more interested in a plug and play solution I’ve heard good things about https://tokbox.com/
This sounds like tooling and formatting consistency versus abstraction consistency. Go isn't great for building powerful abstractions, so at a higher level implementations will trend towards inconsistency, however consistent the low level syntax.
I'm assuming she was born on Jupiter.
> The Camp fire happened because we received precisely zero inches of precipitation from the beginning of April, to the end of November this year

It rained in May and October. It is not helpful to your argument that you are expressing your best honest guesses as if they were canonical fact.

In my opinion, there were a number of direct causes:

1. Drought killed a lot of plants adding to the amount of dry fuel

2. A wet winter grew a lot of new plants which, when dried out, added to the fuel

3. Rain sufficient to eliminate fire risk came unusually late in the year. Normally arrives in the range of 2 to 6 weeks earlier. So it was unusual, but the variation is pretty large in the first place.

4. We had a high-wind event sufficient to turn a fire which would not be national news into national news.

5. PG&E negligence.

To make the case that this fire is caused by climate change, you need to link one or more of the direct causes I've listed to climate change. In my opinion, while climate change is a possible cause, California climate has so much variation it is hard to pin these events to it at this time.
And it was spread by the livestock industry.
Maybe that's not a bad thing. Most of the policies that have emerged from the EU and US recently would mostly affect the users of large platforms like YouTube and Facebook. If content creators were to host content on a website they own, they would have complete control (well mostly, the web host would be responsible too, but that worked pretty well before) over their content and what they can and can't share.
> I'm getting penalized for discourse around an unvalidated claim.

Making a comment "around" a topic doesn't imply anything about the comment's quality.

So we can shorten that to "I'm getting penalized for what I said."

Which happens if you say a bad thing!

It's weird of you to try to make that sound inherently unreasonable.
If you care for your pizza, your customers and employees, you will stay in business for a long time, regardless of who opens a shop next door. Staying power, habits: those are huge positive factors for businesses.
Was it ever easy? I remember hours trying to figure out what to set GOPATH and GOHOME to and how to get “go get” to actually work. I can’t help but think go is a wonderful language with a poor package manager unfortunately woven directly into the language. Really makes npm feel wonderful in comparison.
I graduated from the University of Toronto around the time Top Hat's products started to come into use in some first year engineering courses. The end result as far as I saw was students already saddled with tuition that increases at 3-4x inflation annually for no apparent reason being forced to shell out additional hundreds of dollars for Top Hat products in order to get their grades.

Textbook publishers are vultures, but their products are inherently optional. You can buy used books, borrow, pirate or simply take good notes and not use the text at all. As long as you show up to the calculus exam with a pencil and your wits no one will check that you've bought the book.

The insertion of Top Hat into higher ed just feels yet another money grab from Big Education for no pedagogical benefit. They've gotten away with it because it looks like shiny new technology instead of just an unjustified fee increase.
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Just his rhymes in Ultramagnetic MC's alone would push him way up I think. Looks like the creator tried to collect only solo stuff.

Kool Keith gives the best interviews too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQtfeszBgAc
> They have very little incentive to interoperate with external organizations via open standards because they own many of the pieces which need to be interoperable. Thus, they can force users and developers to use their tooling, the applications they approve of, dictate what code will run on their platform, and how easily you can inspect, modify, or repair their products.

I myself is wondering why this is not yet the case.

Say, TSMC opening up a "privilege tier" only to those companies willing to make their chips with DRM to check executable signatures against their keys, and they will only be issuing signatures for non-insignificant amount of money.
It's basically a simplified Jira, with a strong focus on software development support and just the right amount of customizability.
yeah as a state we need to limit if not down right outlaw power lines above the ground. Which will be a huge investment and definitely something that PG&E is not going to suggest themselves. But home owners and insurance companies have an interest here. Apart from the 80 people that died, what is the damage in those buildings and loss of economic activity? Much more than putting power lines underground.
> A 16GB 3 1/2-inch floppy disk themed USB that includes the free megawad data and extras.

Should be 5 3.5gb 3 1/2-inch floppy disk themed USBs

I mean, if this is what we’re doing
I just say that there's no introspection in existing networks. There's no part, which can take the weights of a convolutional part of a network and images of a certain class, and then output confidence score of the convolutional part classification ability for that class.

I don't say that it is possible or useful. I said that I don't know of any deep learning systems, which "[...] can freely introspect their thought process as part of their thought process."
did your instructor also sit you down and instruct you on how the materials involved in your club make it possible for you to swing?

the club is just the component you need to launch the ball towards the hole using your skill. you don't need or want to know what the club is made of until you think of buying a more expensive club(which might be never)
Thank you. Go Modules seems to suffer the same disease as emacs where people trying to explain it go on and on without getting to the point.
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Also caused by a prion mutation is Fatal Familial Insomnia (F.F.I.).

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18653241
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That sounded bad. If programming becomes illegal, I'll focus on graphic design. Short of a bolshevik style coup, they won't be able to ban that in the United States.
If you pay me $100 million to sign an agreement to never work in another job in my field, I could live with that and would have no right to complain otherwise if I signed it.
The sort of freedom referred to has nothing to do with a zero-price. It has to do with the ability of two consenting adults (or we can say "willing parties" if you want) to enter into a transaction to exchange goods or services, or proxies (like dollars).

The opposite of such a freedom is not that one party chooses to charge for some of its services, but that one party is prevented from offering such a service.
So many people running small businesses make very good money. I hear 20% a lot for normal businesses. Mine is more computer oriented, and old school too, and it is around 45%, several hundred $K a year. Nobody advertises around those because there is no rewards to do so.

If you want to start a business and make money, do not rule out old economy, and bootstrapping. Whatever VCs say.
Here's a Canvas2D-based viewer for REXPaint files:

http://jjclark1982.github.io/rex-viewer/

Adding an editing interface is left as an exercise for the reader.
I’d be curious between using Chrome headless vs a Node server. Was this tested?
I'm very curious as to how you discovered and delt with said trauma do you have any pointers we can look out for?
Letting black box "AI" that is often incorrect run wild is way less expensive than having a human intervene to review flagged videos. Hence the rise of machine learning algorithms that can do all kinds of neat things, but fail hard on the plethora of edge cases that exist.
Without a smartphone?

In the car I have a Garmin satnav unit which I can use. They are great quality and I paid about £20 or 30 for it used. I strongly dislike this modern trend for using phones in cars. They are too distracting (I hate this modern trend of huge tablet interfaces in cars for the same reason).

On foot... I honestly don't need maps that much. I struggle to recall ever needing to have live directions while walking. I have a good in-built navigation brain through - probably from growing up doing lots of hiking, orienteering, and so on. I also think that reliance on blindly following a screen stunts the development of such skills. I find I have a very good mental map of my city compared to younger friends.

I spent my teens and 20s without technology like this. I find it quite depressing when this question gets raised.
You are speaking from inside the walled garden here, from the outside the effort of porting to macOS is monumental. The naive way is: I have to buy hardware, learn new Apple specific languages, learn a new OS, learn a new IDE, be compliant with their app store policies, distribution etc. (which applies to Windows now too I suppose).
How to upgrade your Clojure projects to use Java 11
Ask HN: Guiding principles for developing and shipping software, which work?
Does your engineerining department have a guiding principle? And if yes, how does it (not) work out?
> Also learn how to use Valgrind, it is a remarkable tool really

Seconded. Valgrind + unit tests + an incremental build can give you some really fast feedback on memory leaks and other issues. Just yesterday it showed us some errors in some "memory safe" c++ corner cases too.
Allegedly, Apple hates GPLv3.
The Renault Twizy falls into that category. You need to find a better absurd example in the future ;).
Gambit Scheme has SIX (Scheme Infix eXtension) for C style imperative code.

http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~gambit/doc/gambit.html#Scheme-i...
If any of the proteins involved in respiration were susceptible to lower free energy confirmations (different foldings that were entropically favorable in vivo) then they likely would already be present, there would be such a prion and life that used those proteins would be highly selected against. Respiration is very common in animals.

As it is, very few proteins in humans have alternate favorable form (by luck or selection?). The exception appears to be the extremely complex and relatively new nervous system of mammals. I'd guess that our immune systems might be another place to look, but that is very highly tested.

Frankly, this seems like a susceptibility that is rare because it is chemically odd not that there is a lack of potential exploitation. Luckily, the range of creatures that share our respiration system far exceeds the range of creatures which share our recently evolved nervous system.
Good luck with the launch. Looks like a great idea, was wondering if there is any other existing product in the market.

Ability to provide ssr without changing a single line of code is awesome and can help teams who are trying for a solution which requires code changes.

Wish the crawlers incorporate something like this into their crawling logic so that we really don't need to worry about server rendering anymore. Until then this product can be a bridge!
> I was rather stunned that somebody so intelligent would be so willingly not so in other areas.

Judging by the Wikipedia article, he's Christian. Which means creationism is a part of his belief systems. As for climate skepticism, hard to say, though I am curious about one thing. Wikipedia mentions him doing a lot of atmospheric research, hand has some pretty charts near the end - charts that, to my layman's opinion, should show a rising trend (due to correlation between water vapour and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere), not a steady one. Could anyone comment on that and their relevance?
Show HN: Replacement for CoinMarketCap JSON API: now with fiat pairs
Blame the web devs and their bad implementation of it. It’s really not that hard to get right (unless of course you don’t really want to comply).
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I've been looking for something that could import existing Hypercard stacks and make it possible to keep working on them, even in a different format.
> How is GDPR a problem at all?

I'm sure there will be a significant price tag just for training people to be compliant with it.
tl;dr - "Neoliberalism is simply Warholism as a theory of governance."

But do read it. Searching for "prophecy" will bring no joy.
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Operation Tell Valve All the Things, 3.0
Indeed, they're both pretty much the same story. Journalist uncomfortable with the very idea of sales and marketing takes a job in marketing and ends up unhappy. Neither story was particularly unique to startups, nor particularly insightful beyond "don't take a job in marketing if you're uncomfortable with sales and marketing".
That seems counterintuitive to me. Why does there being other people employed by the same people prevent me and the group I'm in from entering into contract together?

Why are unions treated differently than other contracts?

I'm assuming this is because of some historical accident that came about with a struggle between people who wanted to prevent all such contracts and people who wanted unions to have special privileges over other sorts of contracts?
Please remind us on democratic freedoms of Russia slowly eroded. Or on slow progress of Nazism in face of majority pro-democratic populace. Neither happened.
unless "your device" is the emulator, there is no way to get hold of drivers or firmware for anything other than lifting them of an blessed rom ... and only if you can get the parity you need with the kernel you are using.

there's a very good reason the "supported device list" of all forks is always very, very small (even with the outlandish claims on most of them such as "supported. touch screen and modem still not working" )

just becuase the build steps for your fork project automates some of that driver/kernel lifting, doesn't make it any better.
yeah I only see watermarks if I'm zoomed in all the way and they are way smaller and more transparant than what was in the imgur image.
Then you are back to the original problem of the overhead of managing 4,000 different CDs. I think you'll negate any gains and maybe likely lose money.
Not no reason. You invested in a solvent fund. They invested in an insolvent fund.

You could have a similar thing happen without a scam.

Trying to get everyone back to their original investment is probably the best method overall, but it's a tradeoff.
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EMail Addresses are protected by the GDPR. Passwords are too.

THat doesn't mean you can't use email addresses without asking; ie if the comment system uses emails to notify people of replies or moderative actions, then it's totally legit to collect it for exactly this purpose.

You only need consent if the personal data collected isn't strictly necessary for the operation of your site, ie if you use tracking cookies and sell emails to advertisers.
I linked the gz version (6.5k) but there is also the plain JSON (39k), and the brotli version (4.8k) on http://cryptomarketplot.com/api.json.br - recommended if you want to follow the updates every minute.

The API now features fiat pairs so you can do conversion. Currently supported, sorted by reported volume on the last 24h:

- BTC/USD (US Dollar)

- BTC/CNY (Chinese Yuan)

- BTC/JPY (Japanese Yen)

- BTC/EUR (Euro)

- BTC/GBP (Pound Sterling)

- BTC/RUB (Russian Ruble)

- BTC/KRW (South Korean Won)

- BTC/ZAR (South African Rand)

- BTC/AUD (Australian Dollar)

- BTC/TRY (Turkish Lira)

- BTC/SGD (Singapore Dollar)

- BTC/BRL (Brazilian Real)

- BTC/HKD (Hong Kong Dollar)

- BTC/NZD (New Zealand Dollar)

If you like the plots, you can now hotlink them: cryptomarketplot.com/120-days/bitcoin.svg is about 3k.

The plots are still inlined in the homepage to keep it fast. It is still below 100k compressed, so that seems acceptable.

Please tell me if you have latency issues or if any part of the browsing experience feels slow.
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Then that's 4,000 state filing fees, possibly 8,000 tax returns. 4000 1099-int forms... Talk about an expensive nightmare.
13 seconds for the initial response, that's pretty brutal
>EDIT: It would have cost them ~4x the original build cost to bury all those power lines in the forest

That figure is valid for flat plains. Much more if you're all in a forest (e.g. in Salzburg a cost factor of 8-9x was projected).

Ever tried to run a sewer pipe through a forest? I actually worked in trench digging, it's incredibly hard. Mostly we did telecom wiring, but one particularly fucked up job was running a sewer line with ca. 300m downhill through a forest. Can't use anything larger than a small tiny 1.4 ton excavator. For a 380kV cable it's even harder as you have to dig two meters deep and about 30m wide, and you're straight outta luck when you don't have 2m of soil but only 1m and hard rock below. The trenches required are massive. In addition the waste heat from the power lines heats up the ground (thus impacting the forest) and you gotta maintain the trench plus side margin space to be entirely tree free, as you absolutely do not want tree roots to pierce the cables.
And then says this about himself!

> if I hadn’t been a part of DOOM®’s creation, I would have absolutely been a hardcore member of its community.

...who's harder-core?! Roll them out, please!
I agree, kind of. My projection for a future with stricter copyright laws is a rise of or at least stronger development of subcultures that produce their own content which slips under the filter radar because of non-mainstream memes and references.
Also more poeople will be attracted by subcultures because the mainstream becomes more regulated and boring as nobody will be able to freely mix and advertise it.
Though what would really happen is that the media industry will be able to exert more control over influencers and we get sth. like a TV 2.0.
Running "go mod vendor" just populates the vendor folder which allows local development with all tooling. It does not force you to check in the vendor folder (you can even .gitignore vendor). Doing "go mod vendor" is not the typical "vendor", it does not make you the owner and you do not need to support and audit these packages (unless you actually vendor them in the sense of check them in).
Something most people don't mention is that if you were lucky enough to have three DOS machines side by side, and also have them networked (IPX or TCP/IP) you could run DOOM in 'ultrawide' mode by bringing up the game across all three monitors, with the -left and -right command line options on the respective machines.

I'm not sure if any of the engine ports (zDoom etc.) still support this though.
And Amazon is not alone. Other potential candidates to add to list include AMD, Apple and Qualcomm. Maybe a few others that don't come to mind right away.
I am the author. I'd love to understand your point. Can you give specifics? Thanks.
Virion and Viriod are two different things. The former is about 10 to 100 times larger than the later.
You might want to tell that to the judge who overturned his conviction, and the esteemed lawyers who wrote amicus briefs for him.

I agree there's a continuum from hitting URLs with predictable structures to blatant hostility like SQL injections, but the problem with the CFAA is that it doesn't draw a clear line on that continuum.
That trope is called Cunningham‘s law: https://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law
> To make the case that this fire is caused by climate change, you need to link one or more of the direct causes I've listed to climate change

All four points you list are a direct consequence of climate change (e.g. due to jetstream blockade: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/05/180524141647.h...). Climate change is real and it's dangerous.

You also missed one point: the lack of both controlled burns and huge fire barriers between forest sections (i.e. barren land), both of which led the fire to explode.
BitTorrent has Infohashes which allow you to download a torrent merely by entering the hash (not to be confused with magnet links, which may also be just pointing towards the infohash)
GSuite customers can use Hangouts Meet, which should be better.
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As I said, there's no particular reason here to think that Patreon is doing this under pressure from Visa.
They might have been "aware" of it the way people were aware of Evolution before Charles Darwin.

Even Erasmus Darwin (Charles Darwin's grandfather) discussed evolution but Charles really filled in the gaps.

So it might have been an early developing model with discussion among contemporaries before it really "landed".
Serendipity? Or just good planning.
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Oh come on.

If something like bitcoin was getting exactly enough users to counteract generation, the goal would be something like "eventually we'll triple the userbase!" or "eventually we'll add 25% to the userbase!" which is stupendously far from a pyramid scheme's infinite exponential growth.

Once a coin is mature, the amount of user growth to match or even beat inflation on the dollar is... zero.

So what you're left with is "rewards early adopters" and "makes new subunits" and that... is a pretty ordinary startup.

Bitcoin has a lot of problems but a need for a constant flow of new users isn't one of them.

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From the other comment thread: "I used the term "at the top" to allude to the original point about what geometric shape a reasonable person would be likely to use to pictorially represent such a scheme."

Nah. You have early adopters, and you have everyone else. The early price is super cheap, and the later price is based on demand. The best analogy is baseball cards.
I like the attention, but I don't buy "Because greping history wastes a lot of time while coding."

Just add to your .bashrc:

HISTCONTROL=ignoredups

HISTFILESIZE=500000

HISTSIZE=50000
export HISTCONTROL HISTFILESIZE HISTSIZE
Migrating customers away from a one-man band is a pretty thorny issue. Unless you happen to know another one person operation who can take over no other vendor will offer the same level of personalized, hands on service or the same level of trust that comes from always dealing with the same person.

The experience of dealing with "Jane the programmer" Vs dealing with "Outsourced software agency incorporated" is dramatically different.
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