skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Once it has users then advertisers need Brave.

No, once it has users, advertisers need to advertise in a way which Brave does not manage to block. There are a number of already known methods for that; they are less cost effective than current ad models, but so would be what Brave is offering.
Yeah, posting your private personal information on a global communications network is a chump tier move. And if you don't realize that's what you're doing then you're even more of a chump.
Could you name a few publicly traded ones and their tickers?
Psychology of Human Misjudgment
I don't know about the particular case in the article, but I thought the tradition of tenure was partly to permit professors to pursue currently-unpopular ideas, like perhaps this person was doing at Duke. I didn't know a prominent university would have a non-tenure-track professor teaching for 20 years. What is that hefty tuition paying for?

I've talked with some tenured professors who hire adjuncts, and they feel bad about the situation, but those individual professors had no say over it. Perhaps if entire faculties came together and petitioned, at least at the wealthier places, universities might spring for all instructors being tenure-track professors (assisted by grad students).
In RMDB, database data model (db,table, row, col, value[array,json, int, text, etc.] ) is hierarchical.

Relation is a logical model mapping of data structures, it is just a logical thinking that exists in the brain.

SQL, Prolog, clojure.core, minikanren can be used for relational operations.
The founders didn't envision the Internet either, should that mean that the first amendment doesn't cover it?
We've had these blind simulations done as well, where we have the sudden realization we're subjected to our other senses - this reliance creates an extra effort to enhance these senses as we're using them more intensely then otherwise. Also the lack of information coming from sight means you'd have brainpower to allocate elsewhere.

Short-term it felt more like noticing other smaller nuances in hearing, feeling and smelling. I guess like learning to distinguish words in a new foreign language after weeks/months of being in that foreign country.
Academia is full of cowards. It has been for decades, probably since private companies overtook them as the center of the research world back in the 70s.
Not only is commingling inventory a seller choice, it is also not an available option for many products. Only certain pre-approved products are available for comingling. But the unfortunate thing is that as a buyer, you have no way of knowing which listing are from commingled inventory.
No. Reduce refined sugars and habit of fasting becomes like second nature.

Beginners can start with just intermittent fasting.

If this not affordable, then have to afford a more costly one - chronic diseases.
Problem with Xilinx is their IDE/toolchain. Hopefully SymbiFlow[1] will take off.

[1] https://symbiflow.github.io/
That argument is frequently brought up when discussing Tesla's Supercharger network being a major selling point for their vehicle.

Sure, given time and money any automotive manufacturer can build out their own high-speed charging network. So why haven't they?
So, it's not in plaintext if it is in logs? Storing passwords in logs is even worse than on a database since access more likely is less restrictive. Every programmer worth its salt knows about this problem (I surely wrote code to prevent this).

Sorry, but it is like saying "there is no SQL injection, only bad input validation".
> They're betting that advertisers will be willing to pay more to reach people who opt in to be reached.

But the whole reason “pay for ad-free experience” model isn't dominant is that advertisers, in fact, are willing to pay more for exactly the people that would pay the most to opt out of ads (because those are the people with the most money), not pay more for the people who would opt in to ads. So the premise is known to be the opposite of the truth.
Retained Mode Direct3D is the first and only place I've really heard that term used. After D3D stopped offering Retained Mode I haven't heard anyone use it except for a couple of articles about "immediate mode GUIs". Last time I saw one of those I had to look it up.
Isn't the presence of motive one of the cornerstones of a criminal investigation.
In this context, I find it interesting that popular ‘folk’ remedy herbs in many regions are ones which reduce inflammation, e.g. chamomile, rosemary, yarrow.

Also many of the ingredients in curry powder, e.g. turmeric, ginger, fenugreek, black pepper have inflammation-fighting properties. Curry powder is traditionally best used within a few weeks of grinding the ingredients together; it may not be the taste which subsides in this time, but the other properties.
Or "audio of first likey 'quake' on Mars (recorded by this sensor)"
If a feat is simultaneously profitable and technically possible it is being performed, full stop. The government refuses to punish breaches of privacy with fines heavy enough that spying on users is no longer profitable, therefore the spying will continue.
See also:

https://plot.ly/ipython-notebooks/cufflinks/
Surround yourself with better, less shallow people.
> But the model 3/Y competition in the $40k to $60k range is looking significantly more sparse, especially with similar range.

E-tron Q4?
I have seen classes full of disinterested kids learn by:

1. reading algorithm flows
2. following changes in variables for C code
3. drawing their own algorithms
4. implementing those in C.

repeat for a whole semester.

in the end, those who are really interested will pick up tooling and go ahead by themselves.
I actually thought this on my own after watching some history channel series about the first millennium AD, roman empire, whatever. I was struck at the similarity of some events that were supposedly separated by hundreds of years, almost as if it was the same story told from a different perspective.

Then I found Anatoly Fomenko, Gunnar Heinsohn, Herbert Illig, etc had investigated this.

I'll add another link to the two already shared by sister responses: https://www.q-mag.org/the-1st-millennium-a-d-chronology-cont...

Definitely a fascinating topic. I emerged from that rabbit hole unconvinced but definitely with far more doubt about the reliability of the mainstream chronology.
Don't teach coding. I haven't come across a discipline yet where:

1/ there's such an astronomical disparity between students
2/ where it's more of a requirement to be an autodidact.

All the good devs i know just pick up books and start reading. If you look professional devs out there, if they all taught themselves how to code, then one must wonder whether you can even produce a good coder by teaching them directly.

Instead, pointing them in the right direction on their learning path at the right time is probably going to be hugely beneficial.

I know for myself i wish i'd spent more time learning than building things. It's been useful too building, however my ratio was off by quite a bit.
Waymo is a technology demo, not a functioning operation that spits out self driving cars by the tens of thousands per quarter. They are many years away from having that. That's fine if they pull it off; it's the way big technology startups are funded. Alphabet is playing the long game here.

However, Tesla is talking about making the tens of thousands cars they are shipping per quarter right now autonomous. We'll see how far they get with this. My guess is that the game for the next five years is going to be convincing regulators that these things are safe enough to allow on the road. Having a lot of cars on the road already will help their argument. Waymo has the same problem but all they can point too is some limited areas in the US where they are driving currently.

Tesla seems to be improving their current products continuously through software updates as well. This adds to their sales pitch: your car will gain capabilities and may even become fully autonomous one day. They've been riding this pitch for years and while they have under-delivered on the end goal, the in between milestones seem pretty interesting.

Two very different strategies.
Sales are hardly lagging when compared to the 1 year ago quarter. Compared to the previous quarter, sure, but there is seasonal variability and Q1 is the worst for car sales.

Deliveries were low because Tesla was ramping up international deliveries for the first time, adding the extra delivery time required by slow transit on boats to Europe and Asia.

Sales of Model S and X were lower because potential buyers were waiting for rumored updates. And some former S/X buyers were opting for Model 3.
> Most of the mono-repo advocates aren't talking about dependency management.

The article however states dependency managements as the main complain, to the point that it's mentioned immediately after the first point where monorepos are mentioned.
But this isn't a struggling studio - it's a studio making insane profit.
I often wonder about the use of herbal medicine instead of our artificial pharmaceutical cousins to combat inflammation.
It just seems so arbitrary, counter-productive and ironic to fill your body with more toxins to counter the inflammation achieved by overconsumption of primarily 'bad food' in the first place.
From Raw Video to Web Ready
This in particular is massive. Some people like (and work well) pair programming, others want reading materials, others yet need videos.

Just being there to answer questions or help when they have issues can be a tremendous assist since it means they're rarely left frustrated by being unable to move forward on their own.
Why create a new site?

Create an association of manufacturers, selling on Amazon , with guarranteed no-co-mingling, and authenticity.

I wonder if Amazon will go along with that?
Practice presenting your craft on Design Critique meeting
There is a lot of nuance to writing a full-fledged charting library, particularly when spanning across languages. Try not to reinvent the wheel, when there are already mature projects with the same goals:

- http://holoviews.org/
- https://altair-viz.github.io/
I believe you probably write "well", unless you were being ironic.
The electronics, drive train, Electric motors, and battery system all work together in a Tesla to make it more efficient and powerful than the competition “Right Now”. Tomorrow is another day. The custom components that make up these systems require R&D that the other car makers are still struggling to duplicate, that’s where they are at. Tesla still has a chance because of “time”. They are there already, where the others want and need to be, and Tesla will probably (because it can’t sit still to survive) continue to advance its technologies.
Russia's launched Belgorod Sub, largest ever.
Not to detract from your efforts, but you can actually check your passwords with HIBP without sending the plaintext password. You can send the first 5 characters of the SHA-1 hash, and it will send back the rest of hashes that match for you to compare against. See https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v2#SearchingPwnedPasswordsByR...
Actor Model of Computation: Scalable Robust Information Systems (2010) [pdf]
Tabs are actually written in beats and bars. Technically you are correct that the duration of each note is not entirely prescribed however as it's set into a strict rhythm notes in guitar tab don't exceed their max duration in context.

This image illustrates it well

https://i.stack.imgur.com/2hRnd.png
Perhaps it’s because I block web fonts but once I start typing little turds remain where the intro text was.
>Should we be clear that Africans are fucking over Africans and that it is not some external oppressing force that is to blame. Also yes.

I understand your frustration. I have a (white) South African friend that feels the same, and when he says that to people, most of the time the first answer is "it's due to what the white men did". This of course enforces even more the idea that someone else is to blame...
Yeah Amazon clearly dwarfs the logistics capability of nearly anyone, but as far as the 2-day delivery advantage Amazon has, there are some companies making competition in the space: ShopRunner is one I'm aware of and I'm sure there's others.
Get off Facebook. That's the only message Zuckerberg & Co will understand.
this looks close to https://github.com/Netronome/bpf-samples/tree/master/xdpdump .
I'm a cloudflare user and i really like seeing this kind of things.
Today on Product Hunt https://www.producthunt.com/posts/design-critique-coach

I’d love to get some feedback, and I'm happy to answer questions!
It's curious that the article doesn't mention allergies. AFAIK those have been on the up for decades, with more and more people being allergic to trivially common things (pollen, dust mites,...). Allergic reactions can be a cause of things like asthmatic symtoms. Seems to tie in with the inflammation thing. Maybe it's part of the cause? Or maybe they're themselves another symptom of this proposed chronic inflammation?
Is this a PR piece paid for by Novartis, the makers of Canakinumab? Wikipedia says the drug costs $8k/week and the initial study showed no survival benefit. Then "further analysis" showed a big benefit. Something seems off.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canakinumab
“In writing, you must kill all your darlings.”

-- William Faulkner

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kill%20your%...
Replacing ads with other ads. Genius.

I use ad blockers because advertising doesn't add anything meaningful to my experience. I don't think there are a lot of ublock users who actually miss seeing ads.
Kids Are Hacking Famous Apple’s Parent Control System
IME you are served a subpoena to testify to specific information that they think you have, and if you can provide it prior to the date of testimony, you don't have to show up.

Suspect a warrant would be if they wanted to take something in your control, but I've never been subject of that kind of thing.
Repair Radio Ep 7: Samsung Galaxy Fold Q&A with iFixit and Dieter Bohn (Live)
> hard thing to prove

It is and yet the legal system is busy with these sorts of proves all the time. e.g. if you have a professional insurance and caused some damage by mistake - that's covered, if you cause damage deliberately - it's not.
Yet somehow the population still declined significantly[0]?

The Early Middle Ages saw relatively little
population growth with urbanization well below
its Roman peak...Estimates of the total population
of Europe are speculative, but at the time of
Charlemagne it is thought to have been between 25
and 30 million

Where as at its peak the Roman Empire alone had a population of 70 million.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval_demography
You know Rolls-Royce the car company and Rolls-Royce the jet engine maker are difference businesses - split apart in 1973
"Why would you buy a Tesla when you can buy a Hyundai Kona for a lot less?"

Lol, is this a serious question?
Actually you can, in limited cases.

If you have prior knowledge of the person's brain activity when looking at an image, it's possible to predict (reconstruct an image of) what they're looking at.

https://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article/figures?id=10...
Honest question. What has stopped people from creating a standard with no undefined behavior? Is such a thing impossible? Have people done it?
It depends on the student.

Don't make assumptions. Observe and test them frequently. How you should teach them will be driven by this, and nothing else.

Btw, I ran a tutoring company for 8 years with over 6k tutors.
I wonder if this will be useful for electron based editors like vscode's vim plugin. I know the plugin is "good" but I always find something that works in vim and doesn't in the plugin and end up going back to my terminal.
"Why would you buy a Tesla when you can buy a Hyundai Kona for a lot less?"

Sorry, but this is just a completely dumb question/statement. People buy 5x the number of Teslas than Konas because they Teslas are much, much more delightful.
I mean this in all possible sincerity- do you realize you sound like a generic villain?
I'm very very skeptical that Waymo is far ahead, if ahead at all.

Tesla has already an impressive product on the road that is constantly improving.

Waymo could (likely) go the way of vaporware for all we know.
Just FYI, suggesting that someone hasn't read the article is against the guidelines.
This is a good point and I was about to write a comment to say the same. Nigella Sativa is also commonly used in many parts of Asia. It also has an anti-inflammatory property. You might be interested to read this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3252704/
Could ImGUI Be the Future of GUIs?
Can you perhaps be more specific about which document you think answers the question: what position or opinion caused Charney to be censured?

I've taken an admittedly brief look through them and, while I see some hints as to the general subject of discussion, I haven't yet found specific details about what got him in trouble.
Is that the cleantech fund? How do you think they will do now?
All they really need is metadata, IP-addresses, then they can use network theory to build graphs that shows who is communicating with who. If you for example visit a "terrorist" web site you are now linked to everyone else who also visited that site. Using network mesh graphs they can discover new "terrorist" cells. They can even figure out who the leader of this "terrorist" cell is and effectively destroy the cell. I can imagine they are also tracking location data to see who meets physically.
Inflammation can also be heavily reduced for "free" with a lifestyle change though, so I'm not exactly buying it.
I've always been fascinated by the possibility of a chromatic western notation though, which would require way less learning but would therefore not centre around the C major scale.

Imagine it as a piano with all alternating black and white notes, no gaps.

Now there are 6 white and 6 black notes per octave.

You would only have to learn two positions to have learned all scales and all chords (like sliding moving a bar chord on a guitar).

I don't know that it would be better. It might be soulless but it also reduces the redundancy of learning harmony and theory and suddenly jumping up a key is as simple as physically moving up a key.
This comment is the very definition of head in the sand lol.
I'd be interested to see if there's a study comparing inflammation in India to the West. Closest I've found is a study on rising rates of IBD there, I assume as they begin to adopt a Western diet [1].

[1] https://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/465522
Fantasy Power 11
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) will be hosting the today’s match at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru after a prolong come back in the IPL 2019 season competing with the Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) which has already made its made it till the 5th spot in IPL 2019 scoreboard and is in a complete boosted form to reach the top four squads of IPL 2019 season lagging the Sunrisers Hyderabad behind as for now, both the teams stand stead on winning 5 out of their first 10 matches. Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on the other hand, is still struggling even after 3 wins at the last spot in the IPL 2019 season. This is a crucial match for the Virat Kohli’s led team as winning at the home pitch talks for both pride and security. This will be a thrilling match RCB VS KXIP featuring today @8.00pm.
Head to Head Statistics- The Bangalorians and Punjabis have played 23 matches as for now, and both have marginally succeeded in defeating each another. Bangalorians have won 11 matches and Punjabis have played 12 matches.
The stock didn't move down at all after the (negative?) earnings call either.

Tesla is currently priced correctly.
'Going with a generic, compatible refill with good reviews is preferable in this case, aside from the lower price, because presumably no one will counterfeit it.'

And my immediate thought was: 'amazonbasics'.
lol, feel like this comment has been posted for years.
Peter Norvig: Life After Brown (Past, Present, and Future)
Not only all of this, but having each of these interactions chronicled, seemingly in perpetuity, for later analysis/exploitation, or potentially stolen.
E-tron is $74,800 and a range of 204 miles.

Model Y starts at $48k and has a range of 300 miles.

Doesn't seem like a fair comparison, does it?

A fairer comparison would be the model S. The Model S base is $78,000 ($3,200 more), but has a range of 285 miles (1.4x the Audi) and 0-60 in 4.0 seconds instead of 5.5 seconds for the Audi.

The biggest issue is the Audi seems to have very poor efficiency. So you need a model S size battery (95kw) to compete with the model Y (75 kwh or so). Or you compete with the Tesla model S with a 100 kwh battery and end up with only 71% of the range.
Buffer overflows. That's far from perfect.

It's much too easy to produce buffer overflows in C, be it due to the design of C strings or just because of the manual handling of dynamic memory.
Easy there, Le Corbusier[0]. That may be your preference, but others, like me, have seen enough giant glass monoliths to last a lifetime.

Also, are you aware that you're implicitly saying that you would love it if San Francisco was bombed or suffered a big earthquake or some other horrible disaster like that just because you don't like its architecture? I doubt you intended that.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Corbusier
I assume you've never test driven or owned a Tesla.

Once you do, you'll see the light!
The ones I am invested in are all Australian listed (some have a dual listing in Canada). The Australian and Canadian markets (also AIM in London) are where most of the companies are listed.

Take a look at the following gold companies that I really like. Gold is easier to deal with the poor logistics of Africa than the base metals which require shipping large volumes of ore.

https://www.rml.com.au

http://www.westafricanresources.com

https://www.cardinalresources.com.au

https://tietto.com

The pictures on Tietto's website really show what mining is like in a lot of Africa without western capital.
Scraping E-Commerce Product
An autistic adult on life as the perpetual villain
Catering to their fragility is probably more harmful. Sending a soft student into the professional world is cruel. Students should be properly fortified in higher ed.

You shouldn't just cast them aside though like the parent comment suggested.
Look into chromatic keyboards like the Jankó keyboard or the Isomorphic keyboard.

You'd also need different keyboards and notation if you start considering music not built around the octave.
These two statements don't seem to have many analogies, why is this relevant?
Indeed - >100% growth in YOY Q1 deliveries is actually rather impressive, however you skin it - biggest leap they’ve seen ever.

I find quarterly reporting and the credence it’s given absolutely absurd - particularly when dealing with businesses that are scaling rapidly and treading novel territory.

What happened to the decade+ holds of traditional retail investors? Why are we so obsessed with turning investments around in X months?

You hear all of these “if I’d bought IBM stock in 1956” stories - so why does the short term take such precedence?
All three of your paragraphs are incorrect.
If you think that's a $10 billion gap, you're delusional.
See for example here https://blog.regehr.org/archives/1287

> After publishing the Friendly C Proposal, I spent some time discussing its design with people, and eventually I came to the depressing conclusion that there’s no way to get a group of C experts — even if they are knowledgable, intelligent, and otherwise reasonable — to agree on the Friendly C dialect. There are just too many variations, each with its own set of performance tradeoffs, for consensus to be possible.
Waymo is vaporware.