skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good C bindings and a willingness to accept that it wasn't ever going to be good at doing low level fast code are an underrated facet of how python grew so popular.

Golang, by contrast, is really quite schizophrenic sometimes about whether it wants to be a high or low level language.
How Does Turbulence Get Started? (2014)
Creating an Elevation Profile Generator in Python with Open Elevation API
And not being born into a wealthy family.
I'm guessing it wasn't a problem that you talked about, just like everywhere else.
1 - It depends a lot on type of occupation (is it for a family? for a single person? House, Appt, Condo? Older buildings also might require more maintenance).

Also it's not only about work, but cost of maintenance.
I made https://icohunt.co and it's doing $400-$900 MRR
> Even the poor can get a loan from the bank and do it.

You usually need a deposit for a loan. Poor people generally don't have huge amounts of savings.
I suspect renting to tenants on benefits is a whole different world to renting to a middle class family.
I'm not sure about other European countries, as I live in Spain. Here the situation is different. NGOs and the Catholic Church maintain a network or homeless shelters were people are fed and can sleep for free. The government subsidize these organizations instead of focusing on solving this problem itself.
This product is really handy to be quite honest. We all know how annoying it is to deal with spam mail.

And they charge so little clean up your inbox.
> Pascual Jordan, an important member of Bohr’s circle, cut the Gordian knot: An electron does not have a position until it is observed; the observation is what compels it to assume one. Quantum mechanics makes statistical predictions about where it is more or less likely to be observed.

The things physicists will say instead of "we don't know the answer".
Possibly, I read it as an ultra free market, right wing, if you've had a little money its your fault if you haven't made a success of yourself.

That's more dots than I'm willing to connect from one passing comment from someone whose first language I don't think is English, so I'm asking for clarification.
The level of polish may be artistically impressive to those familiar with the original game, but it's not particularly technically impressive. It's not a complex game by C64 standards, and to have slowdowns in such a simple game does not feel like it's polished.

I get that this is a port, and that they've more concerned with matching the original as closely as possible and less with optimizing for the C64, and that's of course a valid choice, and praising them for matching the original is not something I take issue with.

I'm just surprised that people find it impressive.

To me, looking at it, I wasn't impressed because I remember the games I played at the time, and it just doesn't compare all that favorably.
Not arguing, but I find it somewhat strange that living - often in atrocious squalor - on the streets isn't seen as causing serious harm to oneself?
It certainly isn't harmless, not even close.

Further, If your actions as a semi-coherent group are enough to cause PTSD in library personnel, how can that not be considered as being dangerous to others?
PTSD is no joke, it can easily lead to life long suffering.

With that said. Assuming the constitution really disallows all forms of "closed" psychiatric care and it's not only a convenient interpretation.Then the lack of, or reduction in other kinds of care still points to the actual reasons for effective care being something different than simply an issue of law. It might in addition be a matter of law, but certainly not only a matter of law. If it were then somehow a way to work with/around that would have been found, as always happens. The will of a significant majority has never been stopped by what's written in in any law ever.

There is a fair number of homeless that would voluntarily get treatment/help/support if it was readily available, of high quality, and safe.

But. Care for homeless is almost universally terribly underfunded, and this is clearly a willful act of society.
The easiest way to raise "awareness" is making it difficult to do the wrong thing. Or making it very easy to do the right thing. Again, this depends on your environment. Techniques you could use are easy default classifications for the data, ease of browsing existing code so that it can be reused, etc.
It’s the same in Sweden, I think most of Europe is like this since at least 30 years.
澳洲大学挂科怎么办
澳洲大学挂科怎么办联系QQ1252839746，考试挂科作弊、GPA低被开除退学、收到学术警告。澳洲大学2018 S1的Final成绩已经在陆续发放了，拿到成绩的时候，有些人难免会沮丧，复习了的内容没考，考的内容没复习，所以就有科目理所应当的挂科了……

澳洲大学向来是宽！进！严！出！随着成绩的公布，小伙伴们都在问挂科了到底该怎么办？一起来了解一下不同情况的挂科该如何处理吧！

同一学期挂科科目挂科小于等于50%

什么叫挂科科目小于等于50%呢？各大学的课程设置都是一学期4门课，如果你在一学期中挂了1-2门，但是还没有出现double fail(一科已经连续fail两次以上)，那么学校不会对你有任何行动，下学期一定要争取4门全部Pass来弥补！

同一学期挂科科目挂科大于等于50%

大于等于50%的意思就是如果在一学期中挂了2门以上课程，那一般学校就会采取第一次行动了，会对你发出一封警告信！

学校出勤率低于80%

和挂科无关，但非常重要。如果同学们在一学期中，因各种原因出勤率不满80%的，并且针对这过低的出勤率没有合理的理由，学校也会先对你做出警告需要解释，如果理由没有被学校接受，学校也有资格将你上报移民局，移民局可以会跟据情况取消签证。

努力学习却还是挂科

如果是平时十分努力却还是掌控不了挂科的同学门要及早正视自己的问题，对自己挂科的原因进行总结，可能是由于专业不适合，学习能力不够，学校和你的学习理念存在差异……而这类学生最重要的就是正视自己的情况考虑转学校或者是换专业。

警告信解释

当你不幸收到开除警告信后，书面解释的质量非常重要。

首先，解释列举的原因，一定是不可控的因素，由此导致的学习成绩差；接着表明自己坚信可以完成学业，并列举理由；最后认真的规划应该如何去克服困难，努力提高成绩。

如果以身体健康原因作为理由，必须准备辅助材料，如医生开具的证明等，一同上交。校方受理后会决定十分需要召开听证会，听证会后即会给出解释结果。

转校 这里需要提醒小伙伴们如果被公立大学开除，则无法转到其它公立大学继续学习，只能转到各种私立大学或学院，但可以在收到学校警告信后，马上开始准备转学事宜，在开除程序正式开始之前申请转学。

转学 若未读满6个月的课程就申请转学，首先需要获得想转学学校OFFER，然后向在读学校申请Release letter（放行信），在读学校会根据转学政策和程序审核申请，再决定是否发放Release letter；

如果已经在主课学校就读超过六个月，一般学校都会同意学生的转学申请。

在澳洲挂科除了昂贵的学费外，还有可能会面临强制退学和取消学生签证，并且3年都不得进入澳洲，所以要谨慎对待每次考试，澳洲大学挂科改成绩（Q1252839746）挂科GPA成绩修改，解决被退学开除等问题。
Steganography is about hiding not robustness.

The point of view of this work is much more related to watermarking than steganography, as they don't really focus on detectability.

Industries have been using watermarking for a long time, for example to identify video piracy.
The big difference (or it is in the UK) is rental properties are heavily leveraged, often on interest only loans. Many of these landlords don't have enough cash to invest in the stock market but they can borrow against a rental property.
But you should try to discover the truth about them, or reserve judgement. The original dire presumed meaning of "sex offender" has been legally castrated (bad joke) in many states as shallow thinkers seize on the definition and its National implications to CHEAPLY hang any behavior THEY consider objectionable.

The most egregious misapplication (in my opinion) is "public urination", that is, being caught doing it by the wrong person, or if they consider you an unperson. Used to brand the homeless and turn them into national criminals by following them around with a camera.

Or human traditions under attack. A mixed group of adults and minors caught skinny dipping in the wild by the Wrong Deputy is another example. They'll nail the oldest and fill the younger with crushing guilt, if they are friends.

Consensual sex between teenagers is another. It's the ultimate glass-house throw stone legal abomination. And one or both gets the Scarlet Letter into their young adult years. Talk about a suicide trigger!

___

https://www.hrw.org/report/2007/09/11/no-easy-answers/sex-of...

"Most people assume that a registered sex offender is someone who has sexually abused a child or engaged in a violent sexual assault of an adult. A review of state sex offender registration laws by Human Rights Watch reveals that states require individuals to register as sex offenders even when their conduct did not involve coercion or violence, and may have had little or no connection to sex. For example:

"At least five states require registration for adult prostitution-related offenses;[108]*

"At least 13 states require registration for public urination; of those, two limit registration to those who committed the act in view of a minor;[109]

"At least 29 states require registration for consensual sex between teenagers;[110] and

"At least 32 states require registration for exposing genitals in public;[111] of those, seven states require the victim to be a minor.[112]
Stratolaunch, World’s Largest Airplane by Wingspan, Takes Its First Flight
Free money might be the best way to end poverty (2013)
Not even that, he sold his malware, not to Americans specifically, or targeted at Americans at all, but he sold malware that someone subsequently used against US citizens.

It's a stretch.
Or maybe not even a house but just money:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/free-money-might-be-...

(I also submitted that as an own thread at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19705704 )
An unfunded service has zero benefit as it doesn't exist.

So propose a non-commercial model which would work and cover all costs (including hosting).
But if other "Americans" (maybe even with dual citizenship) of the same ethnicity and background have a propensity to spy on behalf of their country of origin, then it seems reasonable to be extra careful with such individuals.
The ThinkPad team is still Tokyo based https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Yamato_Facility the IdePad is from China.
That's right, but it's like buying stocks/funds. It's not the same investing in S&P500 Vanguard index fund than investing in an active index fund with high commissions and bad performance. You have to find the right house to invest in (eg. a relatively new flat will probably not give many problems).
Learnji – “Can It Be Done in React Native?”
Consider instead writing a small program in your favorite programming language that generates the YAML, and then piping the output of that into `kubectl apply`.
The French Revolution, like the American, was ultimately a victory for the merchant classes.

No, it really wasn't. Many died during the revolution during the purges, and those that survived the wars and life under the dictatorship of the emperor. There's a reason there was another middle class revolution 40 years later (1830) and it wasn't because the merchant classes were doing really well, either under napoleon or the restored king after. The revolution lead to decades of tumult, and it's really difficult to see whether it was a net benefit or a net negative for the country or the middle classes. I suppose you could say the 1830 one was a victory for the middle classes in the long run.
Radiation isn't really as much of a problem as popsci media makes it out to be. Go look at all the plans by The Mars Society, most usually have water storage doubling as a radiation shelter for solar storms and not much else.
I don’t understand why people use something like scribbd to host a PDF a few megs in size and then complain about takedowns.

Host yourself. The operational and BW cost for hosting static content is ridiculously low.
It is shocking and I agree with most of your sentiment.

I'm not sure the issue is "survival of the fittest" mentality though. I think it may be more the idea a person is an individual and can do as they please. That idea is deeply ingrained in America like it's not in many parts of the world, including Europe. The actual laws sometimes don't reflect the idea (for example the draconian laws on drug use vs massive amounts of drug use that actually occurs on the ground in the USA).

It's an idea I agree with, and it has some serious benefits in terms of productive capacity and potential for achievement, but taken to extremes, the idea manifests in some pretty ugly ways. It's not that there isn't help for the homeless, more that no one is enforcing help or otherwise structuring life for people. Add to this the pursuit of wealth by whatever means necessary destroys community and aggravates the situations that produce homelessness.

I'd also like to point out America is indeed a land of immigrants. Many of these have been from the lower or disadvantaged classes or otherwise people who just didn't fit in with their previous societies. Much of the time they did indeed achieve a better life for their children but sometimes the generational cycle of irresponsibility and squalid behavior didn't disappear upon touching down on new shores.

Just my theories. Not sure of accuracy. But it is a shocking state of affairs and shouldn't be as it is.
Show HN: Makepad Manage all your projects in one place
Nice, I'll definitely check this out! Am I right in thinking your paid plans are both exactly the same, just one's paid monthly and one annually?
My mother (who lives in Sweden) had fiber installed in her house (on a farm, far away from the nearest city and at least a 20 minute drive to the nearest village).

She paid ~$2000 for the installation. But then, interestingly, the company that owns the actual cables pay her rent for running the cables through her land and on to the next farm.

The company that handle the installation and maintenance of the infrastructure does not provide internet access themselves. Rather, the first thing that happened when she opened her browser was that she got to pick an ISP from a list of about 20-40 choices.

The speeds on offer ranges between 100mb to 10gb.

(I guided her to pick Bahnhof, who has an excellent record for protecting customer data and being critical against surveillance)
On some of the most popular GPUs (intel) you get reliable VSync without compositor because synchronization logic has been removed from the chip. And while some tolerate tearing, many don't
For the same reason psychologists have shrugged off the fact that most papers cannot be replicated.
> 10 year old client

Or simply using a terminal with multiple windows open. I hard wrap at 50 chars and I haven't died from exertion yet.
The most stupid thing about the EU upload filter is it came only to effect because the Sweden delegation have pressed the wrong buttons!
I’m a Big fan of pin board and it’s simplicity.
> it is inconceivable in Western Europe that homelessness would be tolerated near a national monument.

Name the country. I have lived in many cities and towns across Europe. I know that homelessness is tolerated one street down from Edinburgh castle, next to the parliament building in Budapest, in front of the Deutsches Museum in Munich, in the stations of Rome, and don't even get me started on Brussels.
The GP poster was talking about an infringement of US sovereignty playing out “in real-time”.
Would anyone care to explain the difference between Steganography and Digital Watermarking?
How do you market to local businesses? Aren't they the least technical people? Congratulations though!
Maybe this?

https://soviet-art.ru/yuri-gagarin-in-soviet-palekh-lacquer-...
Saying "these are commercial relationships" (that we should try to stop) is different from saying "people are outright buying specific votes".

The problem is that people are too often looking at this as if it is the latter, when it usually is the former. That doesn't mean it's not a problem, but it means that attempts to try to address the latter will be totally ineffective, and addressing the former is far harder in general, because the "payoff" can be very tangentially related and non-obvious.

E.g. it can be as tangential as "look at me giving money to this cause over here that I know that you like (wink, wink)". No direct exchange needs to happen. No direct benefit needs to be had then and there - just the acknowledgement that party X will be very grateful were you to listen more carefully to what they say (not even one on one with you, but say, in a committee, or even in PR releases) and understands your interests.

Direct bribes are "easy" to stop in comparison. And so they're the wrong focus. The consequence of shifting focus to more indirect influence is that the only viable solutions to stop this kind of influence is to disperse power of politicians more by weakening their individual influence, and to reduce the powers of potential beneficiaries of there decisions inherent in accumulation of capital. You draw the conclusions.

Politicians feelings doesn't come into it - nothing you try to do to stop this by regulating their interactions with business will have any real effect.
> How can Google not be making money on this

Most Youtube users dont pay yet Google has to pay bandwidth costs for those free users.
It's strange to see this is your experience, because I had the exact opposite: Python documentations are usually very comprehensive, nicely formatted. Important projects have very good documentations and setting up a new documentation is very easy with Sphinx. Maybe you should try it again, it might have changed a lot since you looked it.
Ask HN: Most of the initiatives built on artificial intelligence are nonsense?
Both are natural, but imperative is simply more commonly used.

When applied, this commit will <refactor abc controller>.

This commit <refactors abc controller>.

I personally prefer imperative because when you look at a commit it hasn't necessarily been applied yet. But it's like arguing about the difference of potato and potato. As long as you're consistent (and write good messages in whatever style) it doesn't really matter.
Really easy to get things up and running. Love the chaos monkey feature!
But there are so many other options we aren't doing either!

We aren't offering treatment for free or even making sure there is enough treatment available. We are more likely to put them in jail for a small crime instead. Same with drug addiction: We tend not to offer free, medical based care and instead refer folks to AA or NA. I understand that some folks are helped by these organizations, but many are not.

We don't make sure folks have homes. Sometimes, simple solutions like driving a person to their home over and over is enough of a solution. If someone really wants to life outdoors, we could make room for such things while making sure things look nice and are secure.

We could have an actual safety net too keep folks from homelessness in the first place.

We can invest more in group homes as well, since some folks need help with everyday tasks. Some folks need this long term and some are just short term.

Have enough shelters for the folks that slip through the cracks. Make sure these shelters are safe for disabled folks, children, and everyone in between.

I know all this stuff costs money, and I'm more than willing to pay more in taxes so that folks are being fed and housed and have medical care and things like that. Honestly, we are paying for this stuff in one way or another anyway through our jail system, public services, and so on, so I'm not convinced it would have been that much mroe than it was when I was living in the US anyway.
Expanding? Hope they expand & knock down most of the garbage documentation I've seen in python. I don't need any more library ref static sites like they do with java but with a python feel to them. Give me a functional example of how to use your code, not that you have lots of special methods that do things. Show me how those things are done.
The observer effect and the uncertainty principle are not the same thing.
By yourself it doesn't matter but when you work with teams it is nice to have a consistent style. It's like asking why we have style linters, brand guideline books, and so forth. They're not strictly necessary but it makes things more pleasant to work with. And it takes zero effort to use the imperative.
Of course. It's just a guideline. All I've done is given a justification for the guideline by presenting a common usage scenario (as intended by the authors).
Vendors must start adding physical on/off switches to devices that can spy on us
Is Scribd under any legal obligation to display content that users upload? I cannot find any in the Terms of Use.

I did find some terms that allow Scribd to remove content for any reason and terms which purport to limit any remedy for such removal to "Don't like it? Then don't use it."

12.1 Scribd. You agree that Scribd, in its sole discretion, for any or no reason, and without penalty, may terminate any account (or any part thereof) You may have with Scribd or Your use of the Scribd Platform and remove and discard all or any part of Your account, User profile, and any content, at any time and without notice to You.

12.2 You. Your only remedy with respect to any dissatisfaction with (i) the Scribd Platform, (ii) any term of these Terms, (iii) any policy or practice of Scribd in operating the Scribd Platform, or (iv) any content or information transmitted through the Scribd Platform, is to cancel Your account and stop using Scribd.

https://support.scribd.com/hc/en-us/articles/210129326-Gener...

7. Removal of Content. Regardless of which purchase option You have selected, Scribd reserves the right to modify or withdraw at any time any Scribd Commercial Content from access by You at the request of its publisher or for any other reason.

https://support.scribd.com/hc/en-us/articles/210129486-Scrib...
The 50-character limit is not a hard and fast rule for me, but one case in which it is useful is when having your editor display the most recent commit message next to every line - the sidebar only has limited width, otherwise I can't read the code in question.
Google Stackdriver Incident #19004
I’ve looked at the website but, unless I’m missing something, I don’t see the purpose of this app.

It’s essentially a skin which sits on top of regular Gmail.

Whilst Darwin Mail may respect your privacy it still requires a Google account.

What benefit does this provide that regular Gmail doesn’t?
Comparing CDNs is incorrect by an aggregator. I couldn't find CDNPref methodology. One patient goes to two specialist doctors and returns with two different assessments (observer error). The multitude of variations in Cloudflare and Fastly alone, make it hard to compare. Free plans should be removed, and maybe just compare Enterprise to Enterprise on the same price point.
Firstly, that does sound fairly insane. Barring any unusual computational requirements, your data is several orders of magnitude smaller than the 'big data' stack it seems like you're using.

If you can quickly set up a simple version to test with any of the rest of the team that are willing, that'd be my first port of call. A simple ETL job to pull in fresh data from your S3 store and push it into Postgres. Then you can hopefully get everyone else on board with how much easier this setup will make their lives, and build a consensus that this migration would be a good idea.

A quick idea re. Postgres and 'quick enough' vs. 'fast enough' - what are your requirements around data freshness for the models. Can you take data from a read replica or even your DB backups (extra points for letting you test your backups) for your model training workloads to keep load off the main instance?

W.r.t. the 'It takes several days to explain where all the data is' - in the first instance, I'd draw up a shared spreadsheet listing all this stuff. Yes it's best case going to be eventually consistent with the actual data you hold, but it should cut down the time spent regurgitating the same information over and over and gives everyone a central point to store it. This will be much easier and faster to implement than a full blown data catalog, which you could look at doing once you've got the 'duct tape' solution going.

If you want to chat, email is in profile.
The legislators puzzle is well known and is actually an induction puzzle rather than recursion.

A better more easily understood version of the same puzzle is here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_puzzles

Joesphine's Puzzle.
> I'm more than willing to pay more in taxes

How much more? I'm not trying to argue against what you're saying, but I believe that many Americans don't have a good idea of what it costs to run a Western European welfare state. What's the pain maximum for you? 10% more taxes? 50% more? 100% more?