skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, I haven't seen the movie. Sorry I didn't make it clearer - I was talking about what rfdearborn was saying more generally about colorizing, fakes, fabrication etc, not specifically Jackson or his movie at all.
Some years ago, I came across a paper suggesting something similar, except that the key dietary change was when an ancestor hominin (I don't recall which, if they identified a specific one) switched from a largely fish-based diet to one of land mammals. The paper seemed to take as as established fact that there was, at one time, a hominin with a fish-based diet.

I have not been able to track down this paper again, but the idea that adopting an aquatic diet was a step in the evolution of homo sapiens seems to be 'in the air'; this paper seemed to be saying that a subsequent switch away from that diet was also important. IIRC, it included both a nutritional argument, and the point that it allowed this hominin to spread beyond lake-shores and coastlines.
If you were on the G5, you might want to look at the G6 if/when your insurance begins to cover it. I've had both, anf the G6 seems much more accurate. Plus, you never need to poke yourself to calibrate it (I still do sometimes, but you don't _need_ to)
Show HN: Get your wind-wave-tide forecasts by clicking on worlwide map
I suspect her brother got them. She probably wasn't en guard when she was around family, because why would she be?
Works for me - https://www.blindmystics.com/
You are speaking to the inmates writing the asylum. Give it up. This is the 4chan of the enlightened.
Wc will give you filename, if you only need number use cat first.
Thanks, I had no idea how many options there are
Angular Currency Pipe and Formatting Currency in Angular
Part of the motivation for writing this up is to explain internally about a DSL used for testing web APIs, for example: <https://github.com/KayEss/fostgres/blob/master/Example/films...

I expect we'll extend use of this sort of mechanism much further the more people understand it.

I'll watch that video, sounds interesting. A company I worked for nearly ended up getting a Symbolics LISP machine for CGI in the early 90s. Would have been pretty sweet I think.
And this man also sells it by the barrel, along with the barrels...
> If a bank does hundreds of billions of dollars of transactions globally and several hundred million of those are tainted, the sanctions in question should be based on the tainted transactions, not the annual revenue or profits

If the penalty is meant to be a deterrent, then it should hurt. Otherwise it will not be a deterrent. You have to consider the bank's annual profit if you want it to hurt.
It could be a crime, but if not it is incredibly civilly actionable. Since Bezos came out other less powerful people have made similar claims.

Personally I hope he bankrupts that trash rag.
Take away fire and starches/grains and you take away civilization. Grazing is for extracting calories from marginal land. Prime land isn't given to animals to graze on - it's given to plants. Once we knew how to harvest corms and tubers and cooked them we became more starvation proof. (Hunting is more hit or miss).

Starch granule are found in the teeth of many hominid fossils. We produce amylase in our saliva which breaks down cooked starches when it hits our tongues. Other omnivores do not have this adaptation.

You cannot have a high fat diet hunting (deer and small game simply do not have high amounts of fat). We moved on to agriculture because it provided plenty of calories and didn't run away from us when we tried to kill it.

While we may have eaten fat opportunistically - it's starches and fire that got us to where we are.
What is the most important step a person can take? It is the next one. --Stormlight Archives (at least the spirit of the quote is from there).

I think the first step is easy, but continuing is hard. I think the most scary project I took on was being a very inexperienced home improvement person and decidiing to tear out our rock chimney, replace the whole wall and install a big window and create a new hearth with a wood burning stove. I had a week of vacation to do get the house at least back to livable.

I broke it down into parts or mini-milestones. Estimated what I would need and what I would do. I did research. I took the first step of removing the first stone of the chimney. Then the next stone. Then the wall. Then then next step.
Yeah I suspect that his enemies are in for a very bad time. Bezos is nothing if not strategic.
Can you describe what product or just hardware(hw features) you want to build without sharing any secrets ?

That will help people around here guide you towards a good way to prototype it.

Because there may be a way to prototype what you want without knowing much about hardware design.
I’m also very interested in mixing hardware and software and my friend currently ordered an arduino starter kit that we will work on together.
I don’t really have a product in mind, just exploring what is possible with hardware.
Someone just wrote a whole spiel on this: https://www.cloudar.be/awsblog/tips-for-making-aws-feature-r...
It doesn't seem to have have transcripts of the "discussions the Japanese war cabinet had behind the scenes", which is specifically what you wanted people to look at in your former comment.
No -- you'd need DNSCrypt for that.
You are missing the temporal element. Someone being an only son today is more likely than someone being an only son in his father's generation.
Yeah but it's a thin line to walk.

If you don't do it, then you let all the pseudo-science out there masquerading as real science, which is bad.

But if you overdo it, you feed into the distrust of proper science too, see Brexit and we're done listening to experts soundbite, or any of the anti-vax crowd.
Facebook buys visual artificial intelligence company, GrokStyle Inc
Why are there so many headlines about billionaires? Yesterday there was one about China having more billionaires. These guys can do whatever they want and I really don't care.

We should be more concerned about the lives of average people.
This will not stand! Come brethren! Let us gather our tents and once again Occupy Wall Street (tm).

Until such time as they turn the firehoses upon us, we divide into factions and start infighting, or it just becomes to awkward to use the Starbucks bathroom without at least buying a scone.
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I guess it is hard to explain if you haven't experienced it.

It is just that doing electronics on the weekend when you are tired from work, you don't have enough time to finish even part of something, in a place where parts are expensive or you have to wait weeks for delivery isn't that enjoyable.

Doing electronics in a place where you don't have to worry about rent, you have plenty of time, there are plenty of other things to do, parts are cheap and there is a community is a totally different thing.

Far more people are going to enjoy the second scenario.

Here is an article about Shenzhen [0]. The middle part is about people doing electronics for fun. This is probably around a year before Scotty, in the article, started Strange Parts on youtube.

[0] https://www.popsci.com/shenzhen-china-global-community
There is an early-stage community-sourced device which does processing offline: mycroft.ai
Focus on your safety and health first.

Any wearable needs a power source, and any prototype is going to involve wires and breadboards that are not by default hermetically sealed. In the event your moist skin provides a lower-resistance path for the voltages involved, you might find your project (and self) dead.

Lithium batteries are extremely unforgiving, as well. Try to stick to a single cell, and if you need to put in multiple cells, put safety circuits on them.

It wasn't long ago (January 29th) where a man was killed when his e-cigarette exploded and part of it shredded his carotid artery.

Edward Thorp's 1961 wearable roulette cheating device started arcing when the young women wearing it started to glisten a bit too much in the sultry Vegas casinos.

I'm sure your prototype will be way cooler if it doesn't cost you an eye (safety glasses), your skin (from burns or explosions), or body parts of your intrepid friends and loved ones.
Any suggestions to get EEGs at a discount? There seem to be a lot of interesting products with EEGs.
Someone can be an only son regardless of the number of sisters he has
In a Lisp 1 function and variables share the same namespace.

(defvar foo 5) ; variable with the name foo
(defun foo () 5) ; function with the name foo

In a Lisp 1 the defun would overwrite the previous variable declaration. In a Lisp 2 though, both expressions coexist.
Yeah, it's deliberately simplified in order to keep things short and sweet. Maybe I'll write some more posts that extend this into a real language and then these things will come out.

I really wanted to show that core part of a programming language can be quite simple and nothing to be afraid of so everything else was subservient to getting that across :-)
Read the emails carefully, and remember they were written by lawyers. It didn't seem to reach the level of criminal blackmail to me. Experts quoted in the article agree.

If they do however publish the picture everyone talks about, I'm pretty sure they will be destroyed just like Gawker was in the Hulk Hogan case.
why do people do this..crazy
Yes, Chinar
Same here - Why would you region restrict a game and give up on sales?
"Yeah, RISC is good."
Fat keeps you satiated for much longer and also helps avoid the sugar spikes that accompany carbs.
Chicago's Ventra App – Good Security and Good UX
Follow the link to the Gist <https://gist.github.com/KayEss/45a2e88675832228f57e2d598afc0... and your code editor should give you the comment folding you want.
Not sure I would hire as a security chief someone with a fairly detailed LinkedIn profile
I believe that the annual profit on that tainted line of business is typically proportional to the size of that line of business, not to the sum of unrelated lines of business and that fines based on the size of fraud/error are appropriate deterrents.

Imagine if See's Candy has a product recall due to malfeasance or NetJets has a crash based on pilot error.

Should any penalties be based on the facts and circumstances of the situation or on the entire profits of Berkshire Hathaway?
Hi,

I've been working on this web app for some time now. Basically you can compare forecasts of different locations and different weather model rapidly.

On the technical side it's a react/golang/mongo/bash stack on a docker-swarm cluster.

Thanks for your feedback

Greg
Your tool chain is important out of the gates. I'd suggest picking a general ecosystem/SoC provider, engage with their sales, and acquire a development platform.
Chimps are also omnivorous and eat other mammals.
That's a great article! I read about 3/4 and I'll come back for the rest. Your arguement is the ying to my yang.

Where I depart is: wages adjust much more slowly than assets. Wages are negotiated over long spans of time vs. liquid assets. Wage holders think they're negotiating for real value X but it's eroded. Just look at baby boomers. Their wage flows are ~ fixed. Sure many get the benefit of asset appreciation but the ones that don't (get word) are crushed.
from somekind of "Free Market" standpoint, how can there even be "dirty" money? isn't money just money?

I sense some kind of double standard
> With A-GPS, it can be accomplished with two satellites and cell tower data and/or WiFi info.

I think you might be confusing 2 separate things:

* aGPS uses the cell tower to download data that helps with locking on to GPS satellites much faster. It basically tells the GPS receiver: here are the satellites you need to be looking for.

* cell tower triangulation is used when you have no GPS reception at all. It’s inaccurate, but it’s better than nothing.

If you know your location roughy with triangulation, you can improve your location estimate if you add 2 satellites to the mix (more data is usually better than not), but even then it has nothing to do with aGPS.
Ah, that's really interesting. This one only has a single namespace, but the one I simplified it from actually has two. I guess that makes that one a Lisp 2 :-)
Sigh. https://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp1.html

Sadly, RegEx has evolved far away from the original regular expression we learnt in school, and it is certainly less NFA like. This make it harder to execute a faster speed, e.g. backtracing makes it more context sensitive etc.
I'll stand and take my downvotes like an adult, because everyone loves to hate on misapplied tech, but this is exactly the use case blockchain currency would be most useful for. Anyone can audit the complete trail of funds from source to holding to destination.

The challenge would be to get banks on board, because they're making so much off this ill gotten flow. Once there, their profit (interest and fees) would also be transparent to everyone, another reason they'd hate this scheme. But it would be good for taxpayers, governments, and honest bank consumers.
"It's only wrong when its done to me. I am the one who have rights, not the rest of the world, so I'm perfectly justified to keep doing, or helping to do, exactly that to everyone else."
The assertion that the gov has the equilibrium interest rate (price of money) set too high is unsubstantiated in the article. We've just been through quantitative easing, so it seems unlikely we're above equilibrium. If only we'd let the market choose!
Isn’t Crossover a scam of some sort?
Agreed.
Regulating “dirty money” is equivalent to regulating speech, and is therefore unconstitutional.
Instead of shoehorning everything into a generic "pair" structure, wouldn't it be much more powerful to build a separate type for everything?
I think it’s murky enough to keep the enquirer in court for a long time.
Why come did bears evolve to steal my pickinickbasket them?
>Someone can be an only son regardless of the number of sisters he has

Yes, that's what my point was - "he could have had any number of sisters" - if you have 12 sisters, it's extremely unlikely you are an only son. The more sisters, the more unlikely being an only son is.
Considering the huge flows into SF, Vancouver and Sydney real estate, that doesn't seem likely. They even institute capital controls to prevent capital flight. That's a sign that the printer is running at a high speed!
Actually there is something inherently wrong with advertising: it manipulates people into buying things by making them feel ugly, uncool, alone or using completely irrelevant information instead of facts. Like the award-winning, stupid, fat santa commercials for a certain sugary drink.

It's a surprise to read that you want to regulate advertising, given your continous criticism of the GDPR and support of data collection in several comments.

What exactly do you understand by better ads and what kind of regulation do you support? Are we talking about yet another one of those "industry successfully regulates itself" stories?
Ah thanks for the pedantry - yes I meant insecticides in that case. I thought pesticide only meant insecticide.
This is Hacker News, a forum run by a Silicon Valley venture capital company. A higher than average number of posters here either are wealthy, are trying to win the startup lotto, or just want to virtue signal as being worthy of elite capitalist status.
This is exactly what I don’t get though, how can you get away with extortion by writing it in lawyer tongue?
You could use indexes and web hooks or some sort of pubsub mechanism to auto notify researchers when a specific piece of text they referenced is changed.
Philosophers set up a booth on a street corner – here’s what people asked
The cases you see at Bloomberg are well evidence, lack of tech is not a problem here.

It's a bit like CCTV - the crimes were recorded Blockchain or not.

But they were not prevented, and Blockchain isn't going to help with that.
This article went viral in Norway, helping lots of parents see the value gaming can have. Very touching how he was confined to a chair, but through RPing online could be whoever he wanted and had a positive impact on many people.
Kevin Spacey is a tremendous actor and we all had a lousy close for fans of "House of Cards".

One bad example makes my statement incorrect? Even one of the online magazines or newspapers had an article stating the same as I just a few days ago. So I'm wrong?

Here is a bad example but Ted Danson did black face at a party about 20 years ago. I presume he will now lose his TV job and be banned from Hollywood while all episodes of "Cheers" get pulled. I am shocked this hasn't happened already.
Also rings true in “create your own php/JavaScript/python framework but don’t use it”
What people complain about is maybe not the important thing. Its getting actionable results.

And what about the 'Have you quit beating your wife' part? Where I don't lie on any part of the spectrum they've drawn. Ok, that's the same with thumbs-up-or-down, but with the spectrum its in your face that you have no answer that's meaningful. I refuse to answer those kind far more often that thumbs-up.

Finally, mega-corporations wanting actionable results are not 'brushing aside with anecdotal experience'. That's the point I made. They're spending billions and want results, and more often use thumbs-up-or-down. That trial has five orders of magnitude more data than all the graduate students in history added together.
Surely the memes of 4chan fame came directly from SA and related forums?
Observability: Metric Namespaces and Structures
Cryptocurrency Firms Regularly Lose Codes and Money
The politics of the periodic table – who gets the credit and why
What a time to be alive.
Amazing how we manage to create environments in which people with such severe physical conditions are able to find pleasure and belonging. While for so long, such a physical state would have rendered this impossible.
The article explains why, because sometimes this kind of thing is needed and good:

> This reasoning is why, for example, a lawyer can send someone a letter saying their client will agree to settle a lawsuit if certain terms are met.
Ah yes.

I think I started my "game engine" as such a few years ago when I got interested in ECS and SDL and wanted to see what it would take to make a "simple game." It's been a constant, almost pathological, cycle of deletion, fence-painting and restarts. Fun, and educational, but I've come to terms with it likely never leading to anything productive.

But, even if it goes nowhere, it can be liberating to work outside the constraints of a framework, in a "chop wood, fetch water" kind of way.
Markets to Build in (2019)
Well, in our case, dev ops means the developer is also responsible for setting up the CloudFormation template to create any resources, CodeBuild to create packages and CodePipeline or Octopus Deploy to deploy code.
France and the US has a military alliance. I think choosing side between Amazon and the french army would be easy decision in fawor of the side with the guns.

If the value of Amazon in France is their customer list, then the government always will have more "customers" enlisted.

The power of FANG is always one government decision away from being relativly zero to today. The opposit is hardly true except in really small or unstable states.
Nvidia Image Inpainting
Funny that this lands on the front page. I still check the blog regularly (just yesterday!) even though there hasn't been a post in over a year. And now there is a new post! http://parasail-programming-language.blogspot.com/2019/02/re...

I was starting to think the language was dead.
What Owning a Ramen Restaurant Is Like
More discussion on that, as well as on the possible implications for the publisher's immunity deal with respect to the matter of Karen McDougal and Donald Trump (if it was a crime, that deal is void), can be found here:

https://www.npr.org/2019/02/08/692823620/what-bezos-allegati...
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Devices marketed as "GPS" are not always full fledged GPS.

I realized that fact because I purchased a tablet, and once I went out with it using the GPS, my position became unavailable or very inaccurate, very quickly.

AGPS means assisted GPS. Essentially, it means that you need some kind of list of satellites, or some kind of "init" data for GPS to boot up, and I think I heard this list is streamed by satellites, but with AGPS, you won't receive this list from satellites, but from some network thing.

To be honest I'm not sure 100% sure of the things I just said (I'm repeating some answer I got on stackexchange), but I can deduct that AGPS devices are not autonomous, they need a little bit of networking in order to calculate an accurate position.

Although there are many real GPS devices out there, I'm almost certain my new smartphone is full GPS because I have no SIM and no data plan and it guided me for a 50km trip, but I don't know what are the capabilities of other devices.

To be really honest, intelligence agencies might have pushed for such and such throttled GPS featured chip, that forces those to use networking, again, for allowing a third party to track the position and avoid autonomous positioning. It would be a conspiracy theory at this point, but by listening to Snowden, it would make sense.
You are right to question this study and the conclusion of the article.
Still, the study shows some important points:

- Professor John Speakman, who led the study, said: “The result of this enormous study was unequivocal – the only thing that made the mice get fat was eating more fat in their diets.

- “Carbohydrates including up to 30% of calories coming from sugar had no effect. Combining sugar with fat had no more impact than fat alone. There was no evidence that low protein (down to 5%) stimulated greater intake, suggesting there is no protein target. These effects of dietary fat seemed to be because uniquely fat in the diet stimulated the reward centres in the brain, stimulating greater intake.

Anyway, one has to wonder why the body has a natural tendency to eat carbs (only in plants like healthy fiber) if they are not part of the natural diet: Sweet fruits. Sweet vegetables. Sugar. Starch products. Processed meat with vegetable spices and not just bloody pure meat like carnivores with the appropriate digestive system.

Sugar and Fat Bingeing Have Notable Differences in Addictive-like Behavior https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2714381/

WHY LOW CARB DIETS ARE A SCAM (2016-11-30). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dj-Wmmt0FE&feature=youtu.be...

The Science of Cheese Addiction (2017-03-25) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hE6lhQu7k4
I think it comes down to the fact that there has to be a way for lawyers to discuss the hypothetical terms of a settlement... Those kinds of discussions are really hard to criminalize, and AMI takes advantage of that fact in their extortions.
apollo has a local state link (https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/essentials/local-st...) but I did not find it useful.

Redux is fine but I guess with the new hooks functionality one can combine usereducer and contexts to create a much simpler state manager.
it doesn’t necessarily need to reach the level of extortion.

AMI has an agreement with the DOJ not to commit any crimes until 2021 lest they be charged for crimes stemming from the Trump porn star saga.

Question is did they commit any crime ?
The saying goes: "Teach a man to use a game engine and he'll ship a game, teach a man to build a game engine and he'll never ship anything".

That said they sure are fun to build.
What's your opinion on the Gawker case? Did they deserve what happened?
Some more resources for you to consider.

https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub

https://www.hackster.io/projects