skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The entire point of the post is that "what you want" doesn't apply to this.
Wow, my uncle in the same boat. He actually now rents land back to the large farmers and is making more than when he was farming it himself. The new farm is massive, similar number of cattle, methane collectors, manure pipelines...but the owners are far away and the people doing it are just your rural farmhands doing the work because they like it and it's. All that's available. The owners are making $$$$.

Modern farming is a mess from head to toe, been in the making for 40 years.
Personally...I like to be really pedantic and point that out to people who say that while drinking a coffee...and consuming the most widely used stimulant in the world.
Nitpicking a minor detail since this is a common misconception:

> Most recently, it became the country’s first organic state, eliminating the use of pesticides and fertilizers.

"Organic" does not mean "eliminating the use of pesticides and fertilizers". You can still use /organic/ pesticides and fertilizers, some of which (e.g. copper salts) can pose risks to health and/or the environment.
I saw my grandpa the night before he passed. I asked him if he wanted my wife and I to stay or go and let him sleep. His last words to me were "Just let me sleep".
> banning ICE sales would be infeasible.

It's feasible because batteries got better. If it had turned out that batteries couldn't be made better for some reason then the push would have been for hydrogen fuel cell cars in particular rather than electric vehicles in general. Hyundai makes a good hydrogen fuel cell car:

https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/reviews/2019-hyundai-nexo-prev...

> car makers would know as much, and could call the politicians' bluff by refusing to build EVs

That would fail and the car makers would have been fined. Volkswagen's outcomes after the emissions test cheating is the practical demonstration of this. They were required to meet a standard which they failed to meet and so there have been fines, jail time, and the company has consequently changed course.
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Or openly racist
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

"On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups"

I'm a hacker, and I find tax implementation to be a complex, interesting problem worthy of discussion.
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The title pretty much reflects today people's focus on such a progress. Maybe we can train attention networks to simulate focus of different groups of people, and I'm sure that "MIT" & "AI" will end up with high weights for average people while "Bayesian inference" will be on the top for researchers' model.
Ask HN: How come with all AI, I can't transfer data from phone to phone?
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And long before they're on their own, susceptible to all kinds of peer pressure.
"In the year 2015, 4 years before the global explosion of privacy-awareness dialogues"

Really, what's happened in the last 3 weeks?

"starting in the wake of facebook’s Cambridge analytical scandal"

That was November 2017
Show me how high taxes in France have made them better off at the median. US wages are far higher at the median, US wage growth has been far higher for decades, US unemployment is routinely 1/2 their rate, US growth is routinely 3x-4x higher. They've seen nearly zero inflation adjusted growth for 20 years and have among the world's highest tax rates.

Their people are rioting week after week, because their system of high taxes has failed them, their middle class is being crushed anyway. What are they going to do, raise taxes further? The only thing left is to begin confiscation of wealth directly and then they're just the next Venezuela in waiting, accelerating their collapse.

I've seen zero evidence the US Government can be responsible with spending and allocate it to proper use as things are now. They've been wildly irresponsible for 40-50 years running, including in stealing trillions of dollars from Social Security over decades (and then lying about it) and on wasting trillions on unnecessary military spending. Why would I give them more money until they prove they can be good stewards with the $4.x trillion they get to spend now? Let's see them take the $750 billion in military spending down to $450 billion where it should be and redirect those resources to infrastructure et al.
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>>Any tiny little error in your gcode has a chance to crash the machine.

I would assume that an emulator for the machine exists that allows you to test your program before trying it out on the real thing. Was that not the case?
Also, ballistic missile subs don't really matter unless you're planning to throw nukes at someone, in which case the makeup of surface fleets quickly becomes irrelevant.
Ahh by inhale I mean you don't inhale into your lungs, mouth only.

You take the smoke into your mouth where you can taste it but continue to breath freely through your nose without taking any smoke down into your lungs.

You do absorb nicotine through the lining of your mouth and it's not without risk, mouth cancer is a possibility but my understanding is it's a much lesser risk than smoke in the lungs.

Finally you can retrohale where you allow some smoke to come up through the sinuses and out via the nose, which allows you to pickup some extra flavour.
I'm very doubtful that's really true for databases. A lot of memory freed this way is not short lived. E.g. the contexts for running [parts of] an analytics query can both be large and quite long lived. And it's crucial that the memory is available again the instant the last query [part] finished, otherwise it's quite realistic to run out of memory. And adding latency by running through the many GB of otherwise used memory in hypothetical older generations isn't acceptable either.
chicken contact lenses (to reduce aggression) was one of my favorite business case studies: https://gohighbrow.com/optical-distortion-aka-the-chicken-co...

i won't spoil the punchline (it's not obvious from first blush).
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Not OP: I really like how (especially on the mobile app) it's always pretty easy to see which albums each track is associated with no matter what direction I get to the Artist from. In Spotify, I have issues where from some directions, it just lists all of the songs that I have saved from an artist, ignoring the album information. It also will sometimes end up with the songs in alphabetical order, making it difficult to listen to the album. While there's always a way to end up seeing a view that I want, it usually ends up with me clicking though a bunch of links to get to the Artists default page, and on things like CarPlay, that's not really an option either making it more difficult.

That was one of my main reasons for switching to Rdio when it was out, and while I really liked Rdio for its UI, it definitely had enough bugs/delays in song starting that I ended up moving (reluctantly) back to Spotify until Apple Music was released. Now, with that handled along with cloud uploads of my local media (I buy a lot off of bandcamp), it feels like a much more whole offering. I wish social and discovery features were up to Spotify's levels, but I personally have moved away from those for various reasons anyway, so it's not as much of an issue for me as it is for users who really utilize those features.
> it's prudent to assume that pretty much anything you send out into the digital network world is public

Interestingly enough, this is how I used to justify piracy when I was young. Since digital data almost seems liquid, if an artist doesn't want their content spread, better not make it digital in the first place.
> Anti-tobacco extremists believe the ends justify the means. They'll happily give people dangerous psychoactive drugs or get them hooked on nicotine replacement therapy if it means advancing their agenda.

Their "agenda" of not dying of lung cancer? It sounds like you're vindictive towards people who don't appreciate smokers pumping our air full of carcinogens.

Nobody cares whether or how you get your high. The only reason anyone gives a shit about smoking is because we're tired of choking on ash and tar whenever a smoker walks by. You may think it's tolerable, but you're also the one inhaling through a filter: we have to breathe the shit that comes out the other end.
You have to do that if you want to do any work.
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It's tempting to dismiss it as the alcohol lobby being powerful... But methinks this documentary gives a more appropriate answer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RX2opvj7WE8
Does nicotine have an medicinal value? It seems to me, it's used as an additive with one ends in mind: addiction.

While I'm not in favor of the Nanny State, the fact that tobacco products (read: known carcinogens) are sold freely boggles my mind. Imagine if a terrorist (e.g., UBL) had said, "I'm going to developer a product that addicts it's users. This product will cause health issue, and perhaps even cause cancer. I'm going to bring this product to the masses wolrdwide."

If such an proclamation where made, the public and the governments would FLIP OUT. The war on terror would ratchet up ten-fold. It's a mad world
Yeah Spotify doesn't give you an api for stream either, probably related to drm, i wonder how Qobuz(https://github.com/Qobuz/api-documentation/blob/master/endpo...) does this without DRM issues?
Yeah, the Oracle installer does / used to do all those things. Apart from anything else, you will now end up agreeing in the fine print not to use Java for certain purposes. Basically, don't use anything Oracle to do with Java.

Fortunately there are good ways to get it. OpenJDK and Azul have much more hassle free installations now. I personally use sdkman [1], but conda [2] is another very easy way to get java that won't hassle you.

Not that I'm trying to persuade you or anything - I was just curious!

[1] https://sdkman.io/
[2] https://anaconda.org/anaconda/openjdk
Looking over the methods, I don't think this specific study included measurements of similar conference density. That said, I would suppose that most conferences wouldn't generate much PM10. Off the top of my head, you could probably compare it to a poorly ventilated kitchen.

For scientific rigor I will edit to include this nuance. PM10 tends to be associated with more acute problems, while PM2.5 is associated with more chronic problems [0]. PM10
remains a closely monitored public health reporting metric. Taken together however, the notion that vaping is "just water vapor" is fraudulent (and knowing the historical context of the tobacco industry, knowingly so [1]).

I will allow myself to complain that there are many threads in this comment section that make very broad statements that are unsubstantiated by science. Though I suppose it's the cross to bear for scientists arguing in good faith.

[0]. http://www.euro.who.int/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/189051/H...
[1]. https://www.wnyc.org/story/gleaning-truth-merchants-doubt/
Your lungs don't have taste buds, those are in your mouth.

You take the smoke in your mouth, mainly. You might pump it through your nose, too.
Thanks. I had asked my folks about that as well because it didn't make sense to me they could just "make it up in volume."

They didn't know the secret sauce, but said they are able to negotiate better prices with the creameries due to their volume, and they use their own milk hauling trucks. It's also an open secret all their regular farmworkers are illegal aliens (i.e. cheap labor).

With their volume I believe they're also able to pay better rates for other contracted work like feed harvesting, fertilization, etc. as well. But I don't fully comprehend it myself.
> If it isn't true, why do vegans have to supplement their diets with tons of pills?

They don't. All you need to supplement is B12, and that's one small pill a day to take.

If you're interested in the background, find some information e.g. here: https://nutritionfacts.org/topics/vitamin-b12/
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Only the people who don't understand basic probability dropped them
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Sorry, I meant Unix socket. They are the best setup for postgres connections on a dev machine imo.
"Rosebud".
And then there is Amazon selling all the buckets and the drills in a water proof bubble.
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Yeah, this drives me up a wall. I have a coworker who constantly champions the bull* static code analyzer we use catching "security" issues...and then sends around certs and keys via Slack and email. :/
Too much to ask for the headline to include the word "Android", since it was only Android tweets that were affected?
People react differently. Some are weepy and some are stoic. But nobody who is mentally normal will react more strongly to losing their dog than they do to losing a person.
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I worked with this guy. One day, there was a piece of paper stuck up outside his cube that said (as best I remember): "I am trying to quit smoking. I am a Vietnam vet and I have worked in the post office. All that is standing between you and sudden death is this silly little patch I am wearing. Be very kind to me."

Yeah, nicotine withdrawal can be a real thing.
This is not accurate. Coarsely, there are roughly 3 million SNPs (out of 3 billion total haploid bases) per individual. When we talk about individuals "sharing" DNA we mean these variants and not the 99.X% of DNA that we all have in common. When we refer to random mutations in the germline (i.e. de novo variants) current estimates of de novo variants per individual are in the low hundreds.

The other factors you discuss are more likely to cause issues. One major one is the error rate of the microarray because of the high number of genotypes being assayed. If the chip has an error rate of 0.1% and 500k tests are performed you would expect 500 mis-calls. I used to work for Illumina, who makes these chips, but I worked on the DNA sequencing side of things so I don't know the actual error rate off the top of my head.
Yes, the raw AAC / OGG content would naturally break DRM. Spotify, however, has a ton of libraries that allow for you to write your own clients, which honestly allows for an "audio stream" for most purposes if you are able to run an OS. You can write a very simple CLI app that plays Spotify music for example, and Spotify's libraries will handle the DRM.

"Audio stream" to burn to a CD or a tape cassette? Yeah, that's not gonna be supported.
A look at different papers on Object Detection. Mainly Covering RCNN to Faster RCNN Journey. ANd the intuition behind
This is literally the same argument that was used in the 60s to defend full-blown tobacco smoking. There are ways to establish causation besides the randomized controlled trial.
Being pedantic can easily be addictive / a drug; win a little logic game, score some imaginary points! Especially on an internet forum.
GV will also ring >1 phone if you choose. So, for example, an inbound call to your GV number could ring both your cell and landline phones and you pick up the one that's more convenient for you.
According to your source the ld50 for nicotine is 6 mg/kg. Although the dosage taken is relatively low, nicotine is still way more toxic than most things people consume on purpose.
That's essentially a spam protection feature. Because WeChat has so few non-Chinese users, most "foreign" accounts are actually made by spammers. So you're graylisted until they become confident you're an actual human. I've only seen that warning message about an unverified account once among the 100+ foreign WeChat contacts I have (most of them Pakistanis), but I seem to recall that the warning also included an option to verify the contact. Obviously they don't want to give spammers a way to directly verify themselves.
One would think, but it isn't inherently unreasonable that someone wouldn't.
thanks for the pointer I'll head down the reddit hole this weekend!
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The majority of Americans have brain damage of some kind from toxic organic pesticides. This is why people are so weird.

Look for the twitches and shakes, that the indicator. Especially facial muscles around the eyes. We've all been poisoned. The organic chemists have known this for years.

The upside? Cheap corn.

Now what?

Source: Former organic chemist who was exposed to toxic organic pesticides. [a light dose]
(dis)credit where it's due?
A single data point doesn't have enough data imo.
I disagree entirely. Being a young white male with some moderately conservative ideals in [West coast city] makes you entirely unlikable by most people who find out. This is my first hand experience.

Being conservative is the new taboo.
Math is a huge field and I'm not sure any can truly have both a deep and wide understanding of everything in math.

But if you want to give it a go, why not start with the tried and tested "Euclid's Elements" and a book on the history and philosophy of mathematics. If you are still interested, then tackle a course plan laid out by MIT or any other reputable university.

Also, I suggest getting an exercises/solutions book because math is doing. You can read the theorems, corollaries, etc and think you understand it but until you try to solve a problem yourself, you really won't know if you really understood the topic. And in your down time, you can check out math related channels/videos on youtube or elsewhere. It's going to take a lot grit and determination. Best of luck to you.
For what it's with:

- Valentina Studio: support confirmed and fixed the bug in about a day. Waiting for the next release. Not crazy about some of their UI, but hopeful this will be my answer.

- DBeaver: going to give it a try
> If they are not slaughtered on time, they die from heart failure.

Wow, you weren't kidding. [1] I am not surprised that chickens have been bred to grow fast, but I've never heard of an animal that implodes because it grows so fast.

[1]
But wouldn't systematic error affect everyone's results in the same way, meaning it couldn't result in any particular pair of people becoming more or less likely to be matched as the same person?
The Metroplex (North Texas) is not all of Texas.
One has nothing to do with the other. If I run a roof repair service and give you a free job that doesn't mean you cannot sue me for damages when rain starts pouring into your living room.
It's totally reasonable (and in line with my knowledge of a similar technology, DNA sequencing). Often the stochasticity comes from biomolecular processes rather than from the optics of the instrument.
This seems to be precisely how some aircraft computer systems are implemented, if this aviation.stackexchange answer is to be believed.

https://aviation.stackexchange.com/a/21746
They can be wrong. The problem is that you are looking at a single data point. Judging their performance requires viewing all of their predictions, across all elections, and seeing how often their predicted probabilities match up with outcomes. Do the people they give a 30% chance of winning win 30% of those races? Do the people they give a 60% chance of winning win 60% of those races?

That is how you judge their performance, and from that lens they do quite well.
I actually like Redshift fine. But we are paying about $250/month for it just to host this data and if it was already in a publicly available database it would be nice to drop that.

But using Redshift for this has been great for us in terms of testing our tool.
Once the deficit eclipses the total GDP it won't matter if there is extra money floating around because inflation will spiral.
So follow the link and explore. There's tons of data there.

Here’s one for free: The previous mayor of Houston is openly gay, and currently CEO and President of the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund and Leadership Institute. That doesn’t sound like “most conservative” to me.

There’s plenty of other data points out there. But the best way to overcome bigotry is to do independent research.
Which government regulation would have prevented this, exactly?
You are correct, but there could also be a point about binge drinking versus steady consumption.
I'm for an approach closer to the Fair Tax, in which every taxpayer receives a stipend back that is an amount reasonably useful to a lower-class household and utterly useless to the super rich. Totally flat taxes tend to be regressive due to ignorance (not stupidity, very big difference) of those in the lower brackets of how to effectively handle money, and the much larger number of choices the rich have to spend their money. The more money you have, the more you can pick and choose how to spend it effectively. It's tough to do that when you are paycheck to paycheck.

It's not a perfect solution, but it would tamp down considerably on loopholes. It's hard to bypass a tax paid upon consumption/service.
Partially, yes.
Nicotine increases alertness among other things:

https://www.gwern.net/Nicotine#effects
I would say, that out of all the companies I've interviewed with so far, Apple was the best, no bullshit interview experience I've ever had. Very to the point, incredibly specific to the type of work you'll be doing. Most of the interviews are with two people, that are from team you'll be working with. Also very refreshing was a lack of competitive programming type questions...
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That's a very black and white way of thinking about it.
It would look like something like this:

go_home
set_units mm
set_movements relative
activate_tool 0
move X 10
move Y 10

Instead, each of those names is replaced by G + a number.
The way I see it, Reddit is to millennials is what Fox News is to their parents and grands. Not a place for hackers, heathens and various other kinds of outsiders. I just don't bother with Reddit. Sometimes it gets stuffy and authoritarian here. That's when you can tell there's higher than usual number of redditors present on HN :)
The problem is the "digital world" is not a separate world but an integral part of every day world.

I know what you say is true,but I still would behave as if some aspects of my digital behavior is private. Otherwise I'd be allowing this lack of privacy to shape and mold who I am as a person.
Would be interesting to know how many of those 500 000 that were active during 2018 (at least one login).
Geez dude. Agree chemical are not ideal, but is $10 USD a gallon milk ideal?

Hope you dont use a cell phone because of the radiation.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18940759 and marked it off-topic.
Translation: Play Mozart in memory of me—and I will hear you.
This is the the most creative spam I have ever seen.