skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Obligatory link to Fielding’s nearly decade-old blog post, “It is okay to use POST”:

https://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2009/it-is-okay-to-use-post

The ‘recall’ and ‘sendpromotion’ ‘actions’ are still resources: ‘the resource that does a recall’ and ‘the resource that sends a promotion.’ You don’t ‘GET’ them or ‘DELETE’ them or ‘PUT’ something in their place. You just send a request that triggers those resources to do their thing: ‘POST’. It’s not CRUD and it’s 100% valid.
If they were doubling down on desktop dominance they'd be doing something more interesting with Edge than conceding it to the competition.

(Microsoft is doubling down on Azure and DevDiv, if anything.)

This seems only to put the desktop at risk, especially with (EdgeHTML-powered) HTML+CSS+JS as the "third pillar" of the original Universal Windows Platform strategy, this only seems to further feed questions about Microsoft's overall confidence in UWP and thereby that middle word, Windows itself. This decision is directly showing a weak flank to "Chrome OS". What's to stop Chromebooks from attacking Windows for just being the junk drawer of old Win32 applications and games around a Chrome OS knockoff?

There's certainly still a lot of value, especially in enterprise, invested in that "junk drawer", but is that enough any more? Yeah, there's just no way that this decision is doubling down on "desktop dominance".
How would this handle systems in which the dimensionality of the hidden layers is not equal to the input dimension, as is often the case? For solving the ODE you'd need to get at least 1 sample point, which might restrict the amount of information you can capture in such a network.
Turkey's Fake Outrage Over the Murder of Khashoggi
It is illegal. That is the essence of rule by law ....
Just the awareness is a great start. I'm reading the book Why We Sleep, which was recommended here recently. I've always loved sleep. I've always known you're SUPPOSED to get X hours of sleep and go to bed and wake up at roughly the same time. I've learned a lot of shocking things from the book already, but none of them scared me into sleeping more. Just the very fact that I'm a person reading a book about sleep has made me more aware of it. More likely to think "yes, i am a person who considers sleep valuable", which means I'm more likely to veto that extra TV episode before bed -- not because I necessarily learned more about the value of sleep, but just that the act of reading and thinking about it has made it more front-of-mind and hence more important.
He's the former Malaysian PM. This is a policy enacted by the current Malaysian PM. How does the previous administration's actions impact what the current one is doing or what the US should be doing, which is what the parent comment is talking about?
They already built one in Thalkirchen:

https://youtu.be/MFHYffdBNmI

As far as I know they're involved in several projects researching locations for new waves.
Interestingly, the US States with the highest levels of inequality often have some of the most progressive taxation and government policies. New York and Connecticut at the top. Alaska, Utah, and Wyoming at the bottom: https://www.zippia.com/advice/states-highest-lowest-income-i...
Great tool. This should be upvoted more. Tuxa, I'd love to discuss more about this tool with you. I'll shoot you an email when I'm free later.
This is an unfair argument because it's not a matter of 'culture' it's a broader set of ethical issues at stake.

The Chinese are putting people into concentration camps on the basis of their ethnicity or religion, many are dying and their organs are being harvested.

If the Western press weren't so hypocritically afraid of speaking out - this would be a huge global story, it's a really big deal. This is getting into holocaust territory in 2018 for gosh sakes.

And it's definitely more than Americans speaking out.
> As a team, you can establish some easy rules too (e.g. is it books/1 or books/book/1 to query a single book?).

That's the thing about REST; you don't need any rules about what paths look like, because you shouldn't be constructing them manually. You get them from the State that was Transferred to you.
Does the websocket really need to do much more than ferry pub/sub data to the client?

The next question is about read versus write traffic. If your reads outstrip writes, you move the work to save time instead of display time.

If both of those are true then I can see some ways to wedge serverless in there but they all look like job execution systems. Having a polyglot job processing system is nothing to sneeze at, but is seems like people want serverless to be more than that.
> Cauchy matrices are more foolproof, which is why I started with them.

I always wanted to know but was afraid to ask. I see why people choose Cauchy for encoding: it's simple and fast (more foolproof? - that I don't see). However, Cauchy erasure decoding would always involve matrix inversion, which is not as simple and fast (Hadoop 3.0 is a good example). But what do people do when they want to do error correction after Cauchy encoding?
You may have Javascript disabled or be blocking the script that does the rendering, KaTeX. It works for me in both Firefox and Chrome.
I am not an expert, but Marvin Minsky wrote a whole book about the kinds of problems that Neural Networks can't solve, that didn't take into account back-propagation. No one refuted it, as far as I know for a long time. This may all seem obvious now but I don't think anyone actually did it until the mid-eighties.
Chicken breast diced into cubes, using Rice Bran oil. I will try those tips. My problem sounds like crowding.
The idea that space is night is plain wrong. There are stars everywhere you look. - It is eternal daylight.
You are arguing that the model is wrong. Which is not impossible, and is a theory that the statistical evidence also supports. You gave as an example human size.

It could also be a non-linear interaction effect between genes. Kind of like how most waves follow the linear wave model, but there is a separate distribution of very rare non-linear waves called rogue waves. (Very rare as in one every several months at a given spot.) When you combine rogue waves and a heavy sea, you get waves with a size that should be seen only once every 10,000 years or so anywhere on Earth.

So yes, we can come up with all sorts of possibilities. However when you combine statistical models with specific photographic evidence pointing towards fraud, the fraud theory is a lot more believable than it would otherwise be.
This study seems to back that up, at least for reducing vomiting and cold-sweating, not so much for vertigo and nausea: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3277342
Chinese hackers 'steal missile plans' from US Navy contractors
"...following revelations of how its platform was used to manipulate black voters in the 2016 presidential election."

This seems somewhat misguided... I know Facebook is the whipping-boy de jour, but it seems evident that Facebook is the biggest victim in all of this.

All of the bad press FB is getting lately... literally years after events occurred and after they've been working to rectify the issues is curious.

After all the bad press that was hammering Tesla for an extended period of time quickly dried up (after Elon Musk showed just how far he was willing to go to shake the short-sellers), Facebook suddenly took its place.

I'm not one for conspiracy theories, but it really feels like someone with a lot of power has organized and weaponized information for the sake of manipulating stock prices.

That doesn't have much to do with the NAACP itself, but these information campaigns have a side-effect of modifying public opinion and sentiment.

I really kind of feel ashamed of posting this -- it seems like such a low-value conspiracy theory, but it just seems strange to me how all this is playing out.
> The main takeaway from this is that Bitcoin investors are remarkably willing to hold.

How does this look like in other markets? It sure tastes like survivorship bias. As in: "Investors are willing to hold" because everyone else already quit.
I can certainly get behind that!
The chances are high... Quora raise $226 million dollars for what would theoretically be a pretty normal CRUD app in most people's minds. So what is that investment being used on? I'm guessing the bots concept has some merit... but its probably larger than that.
A worrying thought; intelligent life on Earth might have only risen once.
France to Levy Its Own Tax on Alphabet, Apple, Facebook and Amazon in 2019
I stood up WireGuard on my server this past weekend, and I am totally stoked about it. In fact, I am turning off OpenVPN on it at this very moment. It was stupid easy to turn up.
TNG isn't really watchable until Riker gets his beard (around season 2).
Low net-worth individuals should not trade stocks. They should own iBonds or market tracking ETFs. That's not snobbery, that's what any good investment advisor would tell you.
Well, if it’s not too personal: what was your rent, where, and for how much space in the two cities?
Is that not some kind of copyright violation? Or does this count as a fair use derivative due to the transformative purpose of ... something?
No sense adopting the progressive tax codes when inequality isn't a huge factor

vs

Progressive taxation causes income inequality
Right is right. Socrates died for that. Not new.

We fight for the other people right to speak even if we disagree so one day we are all free. And when idea’s time has come ... let us start earlier
As a white person who has been the direct target of racism - physical and emotional abuse, systemic oppression, social isolation, etc, I hope you can understand that what you are saying is very painful to me. You say that because the suffering of people like me is a minority case (the irony), that my desires for all humans who have been wronged to receive support are negligible. I can tell you that writing this comes at no small expense to my mental state. I have lived with the pain that you would likely attribute to a minority. In fact for much of my life I was a minority.

I won’t compare my severity to others, only acknowledge it exists and that it has devastated my life to this point in various ways. I cannot trust society. I cannot trust my partners. I cannot trust my bosses and coworkers (who knows, maybe that’s a perk). I lose many relationships with people I deeply care about because I grew up having to protect myself, and that meant never allowing myself to grow attached to someone less they turn on me too.

I’m not writing this to you to convince you to change your mind. I’ve learned long ago that people who can’t conceive of white people being victims of racism, and who refuse to acknowledge their needs, are not going to change their minds. They will only dig and dig until the white victim is broken enough to not voice their concerns. At least, that has been my overwhelming experience. From strangers to friends to romantic partners. Everyone who can’t entertain these thoughts and who immediately jump to “where’s your evidence? White people aren’t victims!” - they don’t want a conversation. They want to validate their long held beliefs about how racism “really works”.

I don’t write this for you, I write this as a form of catharsis to myself and to hope that I can be strong enough to improve my situation and help others who are marginalized but rejected. I have cried the entirety of writing this. Having this relentless pressure for defending the idea that whites are the victims of racism too is agony.

You claim “Racism against white people is not a serious problem”. Every time I have to fight this I relive those experiences. Every time I have to go back to those memories to articulate myself, it awakens that pain. But I won’t stop talking about this pain because stopping means that racism against white victims, the disregard and disbelief of their struggle, will continue unchecked and likely grow.

That is not acceptable. Racism in any form is not acceptable. All humans deserve a fair and healthy life. And there’s no fucking reason that in the age of big data and globalized computational efforts that we can’t do better than lumping people into groups of tens of millions and saying “well that’s all the better resolution we can get”. It’s irresponsible. It’s evil. And it’s so terrible that that is the world we have decided is acceptable. Care about all humans. Not just the ones that make you feel good to care about.
How is there no mention of globalization whatsoever, as a contributing factor?
You can use GraalVM, I guess? But keep in mind that the code typically runs faster on the JVM.

https://www.graalvm.org/
Appeals court sides with Apple, upholds dismissal of Cross Roads family's case
Well, the gold bubble has yet to "permanently" pop, and has been through multiple phases of mania - an arbitrary substance worth trillions of dollars which our entire supply of fits in 3 olympic swimming pools. Socially agreed upon value can potentially last for generations without any fundamental sense.
> (For that matter, four-byte UTF-8 situations are in the same boat, of course, but not two- or three-.)

Yeah. Notorious example here is MySQL's "utf8" column type only supporting 3-byte UTF-8 sequences.
Assume you are the Emperor of a vast interstellar empire.

Your next few sentences disprove the viability of the sentence above. If you want a vast interstellar space empire, then control a whole bunch of settlements that orbit in the space between Sol and Alpha Centauri. It's certainly vast on human scales. It's also technically interstellar.

As an experiment, it might be fun to create a game that is deliberately inconsistent.

A friend of mine created such a space combat themed game, including paradoxes and rules for resolving them. I 3D printed pieces for it. It was indeed fun, so the answer to your conjecture is yes.
I understand that the general sentiment for this article seems to be dismissive but I want to share this awesome University of Vermont lecture series/course. It's related to forecasting mathematics and includes an introduction to fractal geometry which I haven't seen much of elsewhere.

https://youtu.be/Lr3qrB6dPCM
Have you ever heard of gold?
If you are investing like that are you really sure you are outperforming the strategy of just buying and holding of an ETF?

If you are a very sophisticated investor (and I bet some people on this forum are) maybe that works. But in general people who trade stocks for themselves at home take a bath.
I remember skeptics complaining about Intel not fulfilling it's promise of 1000x performance improvements over regular SSDs back when they were rushing the first release of Optane with tiny 32GB prototypes. Just think about it. The first generation of a completely new memory tech was already competing head on with the highest performance SSDs on the market. SSDs had decades to mature to get to this point and a new "crippled" technology just utterly destroys them? Now two years later with the advent of the DIMM version of Optane there is no question that a 1000x performance improvement is possible, especially if you compare Optane with SATA SSDs.

Now that the latency problem has been solved there is still the question if Optane can provide enough bandwidth to saturate a processor. Especially multicore servers with more than 20 cores are memory bound. 8 channel memory controllers help but they are not enough.
Why your next internship should be at a startup
The major innovation of kakoune, imo, is to combine modal editing with multiple selections. These are two very powerful concepts that haven't been combined well before, to the best of my knowledge. In any case yes, I think kak is a great editor and a definite source of inspiration.
Also worrying: You speak the above sentence in an auditorium, and someone raises their hand.
hiybbprqag for one - https://www.wired.com/2011/02/bing-copies-google/
This reminds me of a trick that was is used on Apple II computers to achieve 560 pixel resolution on a monochrome monitor, using the 280 pixel "high res" mode.

Why these strange numbers instead of 160 or 320?

The high res mode in these machines is funny. 280 is divisible by 7. Each scan line is encoded by 40 bytes, which provide 7 bits of resolution, so 280. On a monochrome CRT, these correspond to B&W pixels: on and off. What is the 8th bit of a byte used for? It will shift the group of 7 by half a pixel. Thus, sort of, you have 560 positions: you just can't use all 14 positions freely in any one byte slot.

On a color CRT, things look like this: the pixels alternate between two different colors, and the 8th bit shifts to a different set of two: purple-green versus orange-blue.

(The alternation between colors means that, since each byte contributes 7 places, successive bytes are coded opposite.) I.e. two successive bytes in "purple-green" mode coding 14 pixels: PGPGPGP GPGPGPG. If adjacent P and G are on, we get white.)

(As if that weren't bad enough, the scan lines are not consecutive in memory. If you start with a black screen and fill the memory with 1's, the screen will turn white in a kind of "venetian blind" effect consisting of a superposition of two interlacings of different period lengths.)
Yes, I love this story too. It really demonstrates so much. And oh, the hackles it raises. :)
Control a Generative Eurorack Patch via YouTube Live Stream
Another alternative is use of GNU screen or tmux inside the mosh session.
Its because his website sucks
If you commit a crime, and only get caught years later after reforming yourself (off the profits of your crime?), can you truly be a victim? Now, I understand that the analogy does not map precisely, but at what point in this equation did fb face consequences for its initial misdeeds?
Anecdotally, I also use the upvote button when I'm about to comment on something but then see that someone else has said it better than I could have. Instead of two comments that state roughly the same thing, the one that was posted first rises farther to the top.
ssh is comparable to mosh; not tmux. Your comment mistakenly suggested that tmux replace mosh, whereas you actually meant to suggest using ssh to replace mosh (and tmux for saving state when ssh inevitably loses connection, which mosh handles more gracefully).

It also did not justify or qualify the statement. So the non-sequitur in combination with an absolutism is probably why you saw downvotes.

Here's a better way to express what I think you meant:

"In UDP-hostile networks, mosh isn't suitable. For these situations, classic TCP ssh works well. To handle disconnects without losing your work, you can use GNU screen or tmux."
Show HN: WebODM Lightning Network – Drone Mapping for All
What are some reasons for this?
Rumour: Microsoft may acquire freelancer company Upwork
Antisemitism used to mean something more specific... Can't quite remember what that was.
The OP did precisely this!
Are you aware the author of the blog post is doing exactly what you say? Kevin is not an author of the original paper. He's seeing value in it, citing it, and synthesizing it.
I think the tax bill from last year helped some with this[0]. Apple announced that they would be bringing back billions of $ from overseas holdings due to changes in the laws, and investing it in the US.

Google has been expanding in NYC for a while. Back in February, they bought their existing building for $2 billion[1].

[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/17/technology/apple-tax-bill...

[1] https://nypost.com/2018/02/06/google-to-buy-chelsea-market-b...
As someone living in California, my advice is to be very cautious about how much direct democracy you ask for. It can very easily go very badly.
I agree with you that poor people should have more wealth to invest. Meanwhile, a low net worth person can still benefit from the market by holding a bond, an ETF or a mutual fund. There are many commission free or nearly commission free ways to do this. Trading stocks is not on that list.
Survivor bias isn't a great motivator for an individual
I think replacing very old cells with new ones, think 60-year-old's brain may prove to be pretty much the same, in the sense that they have neuroplasticity once again.
I'm pretty sure the theoretical floor on storage size required is the minimum number of distinct characters in the charset, otherwise you no longer have a unique identifier for each character. Based on that I'd imagine that it's literally impossible to fit a charset of 64+ characters into less than 7 bits.
I tend to do something around 75-80c for an hour on a 3-4cm thick steak. The slower one goes, the easier it is to make up for errors in probe placement, multiple steaks, etc.
Exactly opposite in my case: if I try to play HL1, I’ll probably throw up in 5-10 minutes, but playing games on source engine causes no issues.
So browsers have started to do a lot of rewrite on the periferal verbs.

Grab XMLHttpRequest and start returning different content types in the header and body. Depending what browser you are in you will start to see things go inconsistently sideways compared to the same actions on get or post
It's extremely important to note that facebook has not reformed itself.
Tetrapaks are collected and recycled in my country (Austria) so I do think that it's possible.
salted liberally + open rack in the fridge for about a day gives you both dry surface and well seasoned. sometimes called a "dry brine"
It's not just the interregnum/break that made it a game of perpetual catchup, though. Google certainly helped a lot to keep the goal posts moving. Web SQL, SPDY, QUIC, VP8, VP9, WebRTC, etc and so forth, are just some of examples of Google pushing half-finished standards into Chrome, then encouraging devs to use them (even in prefixed forms, where applicable), well in advance of standards processes.

It's easy to be "standards compliant" when you are the ones building the standards and everyone else has to work to support your bugs/mistakes/half-finished backward incompatible solutions, because real world sites already rely on them. (That's exactly the IE6 problem in a nutshell.) When many of those real world sites that folks rely on are Google-owned properties themselves (looking at you, tube), there is almost no way to keep the goal posts from moving.
Ask HN: Best todo/project planner crossover app?
I'm looking for something halfway between a traditional todo app and trello. I want to be able to get ideas out on paper and then dive in to each point and make sublists. I have one in mind but I cannot for the life of me remember what it is called. Any suggestions?
Yes, it was a blocked 'cloud' script. Thanks to you both.
Unfortunately I don't; it's mostly a homebrewed concept after seeing too many arguments justifing outsourcing our everything because of high labor and environmental costs.

I don't care if your for or against those types of laws, but if we go through the legislative effort to give up the economical efficiency for the social good and pass those laws, than you damn well better contribute to said social good if you want to do business on our shores
>>> I get what you're saying but a country is sovreign from othets and corporations don't get to decide what's acceptable in a country.

Who does? How were those people chosen?
My understanding is that acne is correlated with milk consumption - after all, milk is meant to grow a calf at an inhuman rate (quickly doubling its mass).

Relevant video: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/the-acne-promoting-effects-...
Is Pantelligent not available anymore? I was actually just looking for it as a possible xmas gift a couple weeks ago.
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