skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The main problem, imho, is that (for best performance) most libraries require the programmer to create a data flowgraph, and to think in terms of this graph. However, this is the perfect job for a compiler. In mainstrain compilers, dataflow analysis has traditionally been the task of the compiler, so it seems silly to break with this tradition. A new (compiled) language could bring us back on track.
Weekends are meant to fulfill obligations.
Abolutely. An android phone can last a week in airplane mode and a low power CPU state.
I appreciate that this is a flippant comment, but the still grab from the YouTube video made me chortle - it shows a few lines of garbled text which pseudo-confirmed my immediate thoughts about the unit - "but I can't see what I'm doing?"

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This might be great for certain 3d computer games..
You don't think that rewriting someone else's patch would be considered rather arrogant? I've worked with a guy who's attitude to most things was "OK, let's submit this for now, I'll rewrite this later". I found that to be rather demoralizing, why would anyone bother to put in their best work when it's just not going to be good enough for this "god of programming".

I agree with the approach of asking questions and making comments like "some things to consider with this approach".

Generally speaking I find that code reviews are invaluable, but it takes some practice and good language skills to find the right "style" and wording in order to appear constructive vs. bossy know it all.
That surely is an optimal way to transition them all to the Other Side, and fast.
Address reputation was always big, even back then.

In the last years though, I cannot really recommend to use any of the DNSBL anymore. I've encountered more cases where legitimate servers were blocked due to netblock vicinity or indeed previous ownership than actual spam issues.

Greylisting will still catch dynamic allocations almost as effectively, while you won't reject legitimate mail due to server and/or DNSBL issues.
If you care about the environment the best you can do is to stop using bitcoin and become vegan. And don’t use the Internet. Every single human wastes energy. Make something more efficient and it will gain currency, thus harming the environment even more. Technology and environment just don’t mix. You can talk as much as you want, but unless you become a full fledged Amish, that talk will always be hypocritical.
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Rather than using reveal.js, perhaps consider the GUI version at slides.com?

Beamer is a great tool as well, there are some really nice themes for it. My favourite is Metropolis: https://github.com/matze/mtheme
The markup is Latex, so you'll need a latex toolchain for that.
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Will You Use Phone Spy App to Keep an Eye Kids' Activities Online?
Nowadays children have more access to mobile phones than their parents do. While children enjoy themselves in the online world, potential dangers such as online predators may target children as prey. To ensure their safety online, will you use some spy app to watch their activities remotely?
Yeah, because if you have a weekly/monthly Travel Card (worth it if you travel frequently), you can't load that onto a contactless card, just an Oyster. And if you lose that, it's £150+ down the drain unless it's registered.
I think you can use pinning to prevent the second scenario, assuming you don't mind the extra manual configuration.
Thanks for the feedback. I will fix this issue.
Yes, it should be a short blip. It's just closing the circuit for a brief moment to allow the discharge of power from a capacitor into the bulb. Hard to detect by a meter, but should be easy to pick up by an Arduino or something like that, maybe even a simple circuit.
More likely a markup language
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sorry missed the joke!
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My suspicion is that so few people are using these features that it's not worth the effort. Disclosing the details of the hardware could also open them up to litigation if a competitor finds something slightly similar to something they already patented.
Our property is the most expensive in the world so it's clearly not bothering investors yet.
Given that they are announcing it instead of doing it secretly they seem to be starting with the right foot...

I'm pretty sure security researchers will set up honeypots and monitor what the government probes are doing.
It seems more and more Western Males are leaving

IT

Education

Nursing

and returning to jobs outside and jobs with NO WOMEN and no soy soft offended snowflakes

Loads of people are looking towards

Driving courier vans

Driving Trucks

Driving Bus's

as you get more money PER HOUR then IT/Office job with less risk off the offended sending the mob to get you fired , since they cant handle a comment that you or someone said
So for people with normal brain function could this treatment give them the opportunity to have more brain cells? The opportunity to increase brain power/intelligence?
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> Fortran is going to make a big comeback. I can feel it.

It is indeed one of the few existing languages appropriate for generic experimentation in numeric programming.

For example, computing the product of two matrices in C or Fortran is exactly as fast by writing three nested loops or by calling a library function. In python, julia, octave, etc, the difference is abysmal. This is a very sad state of affairs, that forces a mindset where you are allowed a limited toolset of fast operations and the rest are either slow or cumbersome. If you want to compute a variant of the matrix product using a slightly different formula, in Fortran it is trivial change, you just write the new formula inside the loop. But in python or julia you are stuck with either an unusably slow code or you have to write it in another language entirely.

"Vectorized" operations are cool, elegant, and beautiful. But they should not be the only tool available. As differential geometers often resort to coordinates to express their tensor operations, so should programmers be able to.
Sounds like an accurate summary to me. Whatever China chooses to do with Hong Kong, the UK and others have little influence. As you say the Foreign Office can send a memo. Chris Patten may have been deeply disappointed at London hadn't objected more, but that would have realistically changed nothing.

So practically speaking it effectively is internal. Whatever that document might say.

The clearest mistake, to my mind, of the whole handover was Thatcher being unwilling to grant passports for all.
Didn't know bubblin.io before, that's a really great site! Thanks for building & sharing!

A lot of the (free) books seem to be old enough to be freely available; how did you manage to make others freely available (for example the books from Michael J. Sullivan)?

I haven't seen any non-free books yet? How do you keep the service available?
Do you have a citation for wide discreditation? Wikipedia is more circumspect

> Bateson's double bind theory was never followed up by research into whether family systems imposing systematic double binds might be a cause of schizophrenia. This complex theory has been only partly tested, and there are gaps in the current psychological and experimental evidence required to establish causation [citation?]. The current understanding of schizophrenia emphasizes the robust scientific evidence for a genetic predisposition to the disorder, with psychosocial stressors, including dysfunctional family interaction patterns, as secondary causative factors in some instances.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_bind#Schizophrenia

(Which makes me wonder: if the predisposition is genetic, why don't we have schizophrenic families? After all, they have the same genes!)
Have you tried using a quorum of DNSBL (e.g. barracudacentral.org, cbl.abuseat.org, truncate.gbudb.net) to reduce false positives?

In other words, if at least two DNSBL queries agree, then reject, or feed this information to the rest of the spam pipeline?
Splunk offers self-hosted solutions as well. They can be made compliant.

I wonder if splunk sales in russia were any significant. Probably less than 0.1% of total sales, all for no culture of using/buying licensed software and high purchase price.
I'd ask for approval in writing from my boss to play this game. If received, you could perfectly well set up a $6 digital ocean box and ask sshd to listen to 443. Then...

ssh -R 443:localhost:3000 -N my_remote-server

is a perfectly good outbound connection?

Obviously, you'll want some iptables on the remote end or for your local box not to have anything valuable on it, but it will let you test webhooks.
I will never get bored of the intellectual stimulace of my job, but yes, I did start to yearn for something more physical. Having kids pretty much solved that desire for me. I'm now a full time roboticist and a part time cook, people mover, negotiator, lab manager, construction foreman, fitness coach, gym spotter, goalie, wanderer, professional wrestler, cleaner, etc.

I'm surprised every week by what it's like to be a parent. I never expected it to round my life out in such a healthy way, both mentally and physically. Not just because I have offspring but because I'm doing a ton of things I haven't done in years, decades.
The most direct connection between Schizophrenia and the gut is the neurotransmitter Serotonin. Which plays a central role in the mechanics of the disease as well as in the bowels. This is by the way also the reason why consumption of psychedelics (which are mostly binding to the serotonin 2a receptor) will usually cause bowel irritations from flatulences to nausea.
No, it really is pronounced a lot more like 'cock'. Moreover, I have it on pretty good authority that this wasn't any sort of unhappy coincidence; quite the opposite. I think they may have been unhappy about 'bit'.
>Hardware can be capitalized, which means you can push it to the balance sheet (for tax or valuation purposes)
Can you say a little more about this? Not sure what you're getting at.

I think he means this: that hardware goes to your balance sheet, then it depreciates by a certain amount over those 3 years and that loss may be tax-deductible.
So by creating a table inside the text document, you can essentially make a spreadsheet?
That was an interesting read, thanks!

In HN you will find a very hostile audience towards the idea that an _inner world_ exists at all. This is unfortunate, when I denied my inner world I lived only half of what I experienced, and I insisted that all my problems could be resolved with pills and external stimulus. This leads to a barren emotional life and a distinct sensation of being stuck in the same place, which eventually leads to depression.
Agreed, put a screenshot of the video with a play button at the top of the README and link it to the video.

Also, make the video get to the point quicker. Open a file and start reading right away.
Well I havn't changed career but after graduation I did start doing my hobby half-time so to speak and it atleast filled the physical world need I believe. Rampt up my BJJ, and to a lesser extend Judo, from 1-2 times a week to 4-6 times a week training so that the club was basically my second home, also started competing actively during three-four years.

These days I'm dialing down on it, back to around three times a week. Started doing Cuban Salsa a year ago because of my current girlfriend, who also goes to BJJ with me. Changed job from an e-commerce which I worked for the first four years to an IT-consultant firm where I'm currently at my third assignment, changing things up. Negotiated to have two months service leave during the summer the last two years where I try to travel.

So I guess what I'm trying to say is that you don't need to change occupation, you do hobbies and try to renegotiate your conditions.
Trivia here : the original concept was on deviantart in the elementary-art community.
https://www.deviantart.com/danrabbit/art/BookWorm-239349207

They have a lot of interesting concepts here : https://www.deviantart.com/elementary-art/favourites/

It make me really happy that the elementary projet finally manage to provide sexy apps for Linux.
sure, but not everyone plans it perfectly. Plus, some are crimes of opportunity
I don't think so, on the whole companies are going out of their way to avoid getting dragged into the debate. There is nothing to be gained for them.
So, we in the UK have a history of not having clear transition plans.
Note that most police in the US can locate any mobile number in real-time, usually within 100m, without a warrant.
That's what million of years of evolution engineered us for.

Obesity epidemic, bad posture and other current issues are a reminder that our current lifestyle is way out of control. Technology evolved much faster than our bodies during the last 200-300 years. It's all fun and games when we're young but when we'll hit 40-50 we'll feel it.

If you don't actively try to exercise you can go literal months during which your physical activity will be: get out of bed, open a few doors, sit in a car, open a few doors, sit all day, open a few doors, sit in car, open a few doors, lay in bed.

That's killing us mentally and physically.
Oh, God. Finally, they have at least started talking about stdlib. It's bizarre how a modern language could exist without a standard lib.
Also https://localtunnel.github.io/www/
Understood and agreed. This is more apt a reminder in a thread about schizophrenia too.
Well the Hong Kong autonomy expires in 2047

It would be negligent not to continually manage and revise the plans as the economies change.

It would be stranger to know that you are legally obligated to annex and support a neighboring economic powerhouse with a totally parallel incompatible culture that was ignored or isolated for 50 years. Instead, Mainland China has become less and less aligned with Marx’s teachings, and Hong Kong has become more and more aligned with the rest of the bay area economic regions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmett_Till

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubin_Carter

(others, too numerous to mention)
books are more than just files and contain a lot of additional data. how do you filter by publisher and then sort books by publish date in mc?

I'm sure there's a "dropbox is just rsync" type answer, but this is for regular users
Can only become a police officer if there is still time to indoctrinate you while you are impressionable?

Clearly it’s not because of job requirements, since we have 50 year old officers...
Cross-Compiling Rust Code to Minix
https://ishimura.uk/
I use it all the time, it's really not that bad.
Thanks, one thing we also found is that spammers tend to be poor at RFC standards, in a way that Gmail etc. will have no problem with, but which are obviously broken.

For example, we use our own https://github.com/ronomon/mime to detect and reject email which has missing multi-parts (no terminating boundary delimiter). All of this has been spam so far, and we are yet to see a false positive. I don't think SpamAssassin has a rule for this (yet)?

Another example is illegal header characters, which are almost always spam, with a handful of false positives (usually machine-generated).
Very cool, but on XFCE PDFs lose all formatting.
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The problem is which of the billion _Inner worlds_ ideas to accept. I mean, isn't religion/spirituality good enough for you? Why should we pollute science with such stuff?

If you have an opinion or idea that isn't reproducible, verifiable or testable and the only thing you can do is "accept" it based on how good it sounds to your ears then it doesn't belong in science.

So please, leave that stuff out of science, it's our last barricade.
Looking at the graph of reverse location searches over time (despite being an atrocious way to present the information) shows that there were a lot when it was first started and then quickly petered off. Is this an indication of its efficiency, pushback from Google, or denials from judges, I wonder?

Edit: Or they were just hot on it after the training and then their interest petered out.
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Most protected classes are attributes that a person has no control over - age, race, sex. Political views do not fall in that category.

The big exception to that that I can think of is religion. One could debate why that’s a protected class and whether it should be. But in the US freedom of religion is part of our founding myth and enshrined in our constitution, which probably has something to do with it.
I took the opposite conclusion from it.

After doing a back of the envelope calculation and concluding AlphaGo Zero 250MW hours of power I concluded we were going to see AI monopolies. Someone would develop the best imagine recognition, corner the market and get a stream of profits that allowed them to pour more money into training and round and round we go. As you say it was a depressing thought.

If deep feature learning / embedding is really this effective it turns it upside down. We could end up with a AI being constructed from layers you buy off the shelf. Lots of parts coming from different vendors, all competing - not unlike the software stacks we use now.

It might even go the MJPEG / AV1 way - large companies get the shits with paying someone for the layers and combine their resources to build a better layer than any one of them could on their own, and they can do it because they are all going do additional training on top and put it to a different use.

This is impossibly speculative - but thinking you had to invest in 250MW Hours go build a decent Go machine was equally speculative and not nice. No open source group was going to come up with the next killer Go playing box if turned out that way. Now there is a possibility it may not.
Yes you can, and there are examples.
China will do what they want, as they should.

It is absolutely thin-veiled racism.
This author sounds like he would be a poison pill on any team.

We recently managed to get rid of someone that wasa this sure of himself that he had the impression that he carried the team.

While his technical skill was sound (though no better than any halfway-decent senior developer) the reality was he was a poor communicator, kept knowledge to himself, posted snarky comments on reviews and cast apersions on everybody else's skills.

He was an egomaniac and the team has fared much better without him.

If you ever find yourself with a team member like the author of this blog post, be mindful of the damage they can cause because of their own inflated sense of self-worth.
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The list of supported cameras is right on the front page.

The list of cameras supported by CHDK is on the front page here: http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK

To summarize, ML supports M and M2, CHDK supports M3 and M10. There was some progress on the rest.
Any comments on this submission?
6.9 is somewhat old by now,and the dev tooling around it "works" but is quite buggy sometimes...
Yes, granting passport would have changed a LOT of things not only between the UK, China and HK, but in the world I think.
Perhaps you mean you use Calibre to download books from particular sources so Calibre exchanges metadata with the source server directly? I add files manually by dragging them to the Calibre window and expect it to extract metadata (like the book autor, title, ISBN and cover picture) from the file.
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> it’s a handy way to get plasma if you’re stuck.

I'm finding it hard to imagine a situation where I desperately need to make plasma but I'll file this one away just in case. ;)
I looked into audio quality with minimal tech, ie just a smartphone and earphones. Those two together can’t outperform mp3. If anything can, it needs an amp and headphones. So I bought an adapter and mid range earphones.
It's simple: Go with the bigger company unless you have a reason to accept the 50% paycut. Industry is not a problem, what counts is that you learn stuff and have something to show.
> Last year an OSX update broke compatibility with Native Instruments Maschine

When you sell packaged software you'd better make sure it runs with the next version of the OS. All registered Apple software developers have access to beta software, including OSs, for a very long time before launch, precisely to prevent things like this.
> It’s noisy, too relaxed and not geared towards actual studying and working.

I visited not long after it opened when it was very busy, even then it seemed to me there were a lot of quiet places for studying?
Show HN: Yubaba Is an Element Animation Orchestrator for React.js
yubaba is as much of a platform as it is an orchestrator. It comes with prebuilt animations you can drop in and start using immediately, such as ConcealMove and RevealMove which together can create an awesome user experience!

But even better you can create custom animations! Using the same internals the prebuilt animations use, it comes with a first class customization experience for you to do, well, anything!

I made it to chase the dream of having a great developer experience where we can easily drop in beautiful animations and have them work out-of-the-box. The currently available animations take heavy inspiration from material design's animations, there is a roadmap which wants to add more over time.

Check it out - let me know what you think.
People are buying phones less often, so Apple is trying to increase the value (and subsequent price) of new phone models to encourage upgrades and to capture more money when people do upgrade (either because third party apps now run slow on the older hardware, or their old phone broke).

People don't stop buying gas when the price of gas goes up. They just conserve and figure out how to make it fit into their budget.

Also, Apple isn't (and has never) been trying to target the highest end phones at developing markets. They'll target those markets with the iPhone 6 and 6s.
Good news for you, he's wrong. It's pronounced the way "coq" is in French, which isn't quite "cock", but certainly closer to "cock" than "coke".
You've been doxxed on HN!?
>Neural nets are nonlinear iterated function systems by construction. I tend to believe that the progression of the weights in weight space is a slice of another nonlinear iterated function system, also by construction. So I would tend to believe that the overall landscape of the optimization is suffused with directions with positive Lyapunov exponent, because if it's a fractal and an attractor, one considers it a strange attractor and begins suspecting that the dynamical process that creates it is chaotic. But that induces anisotropies in the optimization surface.

Any technology that is sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from a text generator.
> Deep learning may need a new programming language that’s more flexible and easier to work with than Python

Whoever has imagination more rich than mine, how can a programming language can be easier than Python? What's difficult in it?

The only thing I find inconvenient in Python is you can't simply put every function (including every member functions of a class - that's what I would love to do) in a separate file without having to import every one of them manually.
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I doubt the margins on them are that different. Similar CPU, the XS has a smaller but more expensive-tech screen.
Wanted to try out a static website generator(HUGO) for both personal and professional reasons.

https://yigit-kocak.com

Note: I know the site's content is a bit old now, but I'm going to update it.
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