skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is fascinating, I had no idea Ford did this. Reminds me of Startup Societies today, and is a great example of a failed one.

Are there any other examples of billionaires starting cities like this one (laws and all)?
Burger King cooks up 'Pissed Meal' to promote mental health awareness
I am hopeful .NET/C# will support[1][2][3] *BSD operating systems soon.

[1] https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/labels/os-freebsd

[2] https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/labels/os-freebsd

[3] https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/labels/os-netbsd
I am surprised NASA does not do its own test on all materials used in its systems, even most car makers do their own confirmation tests
So suicide, onset of manifest schizophrenia, and similar results are not problematic outside Western medicine? Because there's significant and AFAICT largely undisputed evidence of spikes in these phenomena at retreats, schools, etc for meditation.

Other HN commenters have said that it's well known by teachers in the West and IIRC I've read articles that it's also well-known among priests and monks in Eastern traditions--so much so that the ancient practices and teachings incorporate rules and stories designed to address it. The names or labels attached may differ between Western medicine and Eastern religion, but the phenomena are the same and generally considered negative and harmful, nor positive or curative.

It's rare but real. What's to be gained from denying it? It doesn't reflect poorly on meditation in the slightest, it's just an admission of our human frailty and that there are no panaceas.
The author is yet to complete the tutorial but its an interesting resource, nonetheless.

The tutorial does leave out https://frida.re which offers a runtime no-root reverse engineering mechanism, which I'm currently using it to MiTM apps with cert-pinned TLS.

There's also the excellent FlowDroid and Androguard, the latter of which I've used for static analysis [0].

I recall NateLawson founded a YC startup, SourceDNA [1], that offered intelligence on reverse engineered iOS and Android apps (based on static analysis). I wonder what tools they used.

[0] https://github.com/ashishb/android-security-awesome

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10049925
Why is Julia better than MATLAB or Python? Most applied mathematicians I know are in MATLAB all the time.
But if no one talks, it'll be a lot harder to hear what's going on. Plus sometimes you have to talk to get others to stop talking.
You recall? Post the proof. I think if it were true it would definitely be all over for him.
The first link I included has a wonderful diagram of this (but from the perspective of HLSL instead of GLSL), the gist of it is:

GLSL gets compiled to SPIR-V ahead of time by a compiler of your choice (probably glslangValidator). You can take that binary blob and feed it into Vulkan (vkCreateShaderModule) or OpenGL (glShaderBinary as long as you have the right extension).

For everything else, Khronos has a tool called SPIRV-Cross (second link), which reads the SPIR-V binary data and emits a text file/string in ESSL for OpenGL ES, MSL for Metal, or HLSL for DirectX <=11. Those all go through the "normal" paths for loading shader code in their own APIs.
http://chicago.gopride.com/news/article.cfm/articleid/894492...

AFAIK, his partner's name is John Lewis.

That being said, marriage licenses are private for obvious reasons and apply to that partnership as outlined in https://health.hawaii.gov/vitalrecords/about-civil-unions/

Relevant:

> The Department of Health can provide certified copies of legal records to verify civil union status in Hawaii to those who are entitled to receive copies pursuant to state law

I got a chuckle from reading that the Domestic Union in Hawaii was signed by Governor Abercrombie, admittedly.
10Gbps symmetric Internet connections available in Adelaide
Why not Melbourne?
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> i would say that analysis is not necessary if your interest is actually applied math

If you start reading research papers in applied math, there’s a ton of measure theory and functional analysis there.

More generally, both introductory real analysis and introductory complex analysis are assumed basic foundational background for pretty much any kind of research mathematics, applied or otherwise.

I’m also not sure I would recommend trying to self-study them though. Some expert guidance/feedback is pretty helpful for someone starting out.
The phrase pure-blooded when referring to humans is utter nonsense.
> How will those people pay their bills now?

The same way the luddites paid theirs I suppose
This article is a great extension of your point here: https://meeplelikeus.co.uk/scrabble-1948/
That isn't why at all. They believe it is of pagan origin and no birthdays were celebrated in the Bible that didn't turn out badly.
How do you name:

- an API endpoint

- an array

- a computer folder

- a paper folder
The S has climate control on the steering wheel.
> you have to accept that it's a valid position.

What if I don't accept it?
I see. But that is not the point. I can customize any compilation anywhere. But it is a hassle i can do without. I really miss the "automagic" of Gentoo because this feature was intrinsic to their package management. I'm watching Guix(XD/System/Whatever) since years, browsing the docs, reading this and that, and it seems to me like just another rpm, deb with some nice addons. And not too inviting at all, because who likes ghettos which ideologically shun this and that which unfortunately is part of my life?
Anyways, interesting work whith reproducable bootstrapping in GNU Mes. (sigh)
That is pre-release full-self-driving software under test.

It is definitely NOT a feature that has been released to the public.

The traffic aware cruise control and self-steering features tesla has released to the public require your hands to be on the wheel. If you take your hands off the wheel you will get a small warning, then a larger warning and finally a huge alert.

By the way, if you show a pattern of ignoring alerts it will refuse to drive for you anymore.
Bmw has the best in business, they left climate, track, volume controls as separate physical buttons and their console is incredibly quick to respond and feels fluid like a phone. New Audi’s really made a bad decision to use two screens without physical buttons, both of the screens are little laggy too.
Maybe most consumers don't really care as long as they're able to connect their phones to it to play music. Thus, their margins being tight enough as it is, car makers see the infotainment system as a good area to pinch pennies.
The whole question about Kerviel is if his management let him "bypass" regulatory safety nets or if he did it by himself.
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These are not people who need help, and conditional on that help can take care of themselves. They are people who are fundamentally incapable of caring for themselves in any capacity, and there is no reason to predict that will change in the medium term future. These people need to be governed by a state body, and be stripped of their current right to live on the street.
You'd be surprised how often acquisitions boil down to former frat buddies on the golf course
I mean julia is much younger. The main strengths are that it's open source, it's a much nicer language, you can actually ship things in it (good luck doing that in matlab), package manager, etc etc. Matlab is legit not great.
Mercedes also has a touchpad that hovers above the command wheel, along with the a tiny little touchpad on the steering wheel for your thumb. Just in case you wanted additional options, though neither work with Android Auto (for 2017 models, at least). The lack of a touchscreen is probably the second most annoying part of Mercedes' Android Auto experience, next to AA's lack of support for the ultrawide display.

Interestingly, Mercedes is sort of simplifying things with the MBUX interface[0] they unveiled with the A-Class: they're adding a touchscreen, ditching the command wheel for a trackpad, and have much improved voice controls. The early reviews were all pretty positive.

0. https://www.thedrive.com/tech/23816/daddy-mbux-testing-merce...
Infiltrate security conference reportedly bans journalists
True, the median of tomorrows old will probably have less than the median of todays old. But the median of tomorrows old will still have more than the median of tomorrow’s youth.
BTW, I just wanted to give a shout out to ggez (the author's game library). I've been playing with it and it's quite a lot of fun to use. I'm a novice in Rust and I found it to be quite a nice introduction to the language. There are a couple of bugs here and there, but pretty much it does what's printed on the box. Very nice documentation and lots of examples to work with too. And the cherry on the cake is raising an issue is a welcoming rather than harrowing experience. You get the feeling that whatever issues might crop up, you can work your way through them.

Edit: grammar
I know, I've unfortunately been slipping back into that nasty habit.

But I realize that it's a show my ego puts on for other egos; because that's just part of what egos do, mock any sign of being human.

Fortunately, the ashram is located in the middle of nowhere with plenty of wild nature to explore.

We were encouraged to not make any sounds at all, or gestures/miming; beyond what was absolutely critical.
Hmmm, interesting idea.

I looked at some older examples of singular-they and they almost exclusively refer to an unknown or unspecified person ("Everyone loves their mother"). Using it for a specified person seems to be fairly new: Time Magazine had a piece describing how their (in this sense) was the 2015 word of the year.

http://time.com/4173992/word-of-the-year-2015-they/
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Not only that they are monopolies they are also the modern time public square. But we do have to also exempt them from responsibility to the content advertised the same way a municipality is not responsible to something someone say in a public square. There is also the issue of how to differentiate a virtual public square and a virtual non public square, like a forum for a specific age, topic, age limit etc. The legislators should come up with a comprehensive laws to regulate this (not so) new era of virtual discussion.
Unless they demonstrate a conscious, consistent effort to be privacy aware and let you control you data, the way Apple does, for example, those conspiracies will keep coming.

The only way out for Google is to actually start paying attention to that issue and make a conscious effort. And it'll take time before they'll regain the trust.
I mean I'd love to hear the story as well, but clearly for different reasons.
Battery production is going to be a bottleneck for a very long time. There are 1.2 billion vehicles in the world.

Renewables are already starting to produce enough power that storage is already a necessity - famously in the case of the Tesla SA battery.

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

Separately subsidizing EVs and grid storage in this circumstance is insane. You're only getting half the use out of the very expensive batteries you're purchasing today.

At some point, batteries are cheap and plentiful enough that you don't have to attempt dual use, but at that point you're not subsidizing them any more, so that's not relevant to your original argument or my response to it.

(Though my wording was poor; the "ever" was meant to refer specifically to subsidies on grid scale storage, which I believe will never make sense.)
Wow, cool troll user name. Making fun of persistent vegetative states. Real nice. Real, real nice.
Yes, there it is.

That page is literally 1 click from the main irs.gov site. Granted, it's "below the fold", most people will have to scroll down just a little bit. But there it is: IRS Free File.

Go ahead, naysayers, downvote me all you want, but I'll say this: if you can't find that page and investigate if it applies to you, then you deserve to pay to file.

It's a totally different discussion if the links from the IRS site lead to dark patterns and tricks. That's a legitimate topic of discussion.

But not the existence of IRS Free File itself. That's just fine. About the only way it could be easier to find that page would be if it were "above the fold".
I personally like Google Cloud, but this blogpost feels a bit like a advertisement, it seems pretty clear that Google Cloud has offered a better pricing deal than Azure could and that is why the are moving.

> GCP offered the performance and consistency we needed. A second reason is that we believe Kubernetes is the future

Azure does a lot of cool stuff as well, not really a valid reason why you would move (other than you got a better deal).
This leads to more very cool stuff.

3D body scanning to get a representation of your body. Than use software to automatically generate and cut clothing patterns to get the exact fit you're looking for. TNow all that's left is stiching, which would be fairly difficult to automate when patterns are variable so would still be a significant cost point for custom clothing.
Thanks so much for explaining how that works :)

Is it just me or does decompiling the binary SPIR-V to ESL/HLSL source code then recompiling sound like a recipe for massive inefficiency? Or in practice does it work out pretty nicely?
Per Pluralsight's earning's call yesterday [1]:

"Pluralsight will acquire GitPrime for a total purchase price of $170 million to be paid in cash. This amount represents a multiple of approximately 5 times to 6 times expected 2020 billings."

That puts 2020 projected revenue at $28-34 million. During the Q&A portion of the call, Pluralsight's CEO mentioned that "they [GitPrime] only have a few hundred customers".

[1] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/pluralsight-inc-ps-q1-2019-01...
Off the top of my head, there are at least two more potential ways of measuring AoA:
1. Similar to your ultrasonic lattice, but using a cone of hot wire anemometers, so that each wire is set at an offset angle to the 'zero' direction. As the AoA changes relative to the cone, the resistance on the different hot wires changes (some wires become more perpendicular to the freestream, thus cooler; others will align closer to the freestream with less opportunity to cool). By measuring the resistance differences with a bridge, it's possible to derive, angle of attack, sideslip and airspeed.
2. An elliptical body with various pressure ports around the circumference, plus a pitot port. The angle of the flow can be measured by the difference in pressure between the circumference ports (and dividing by the pitot pressure).
People use the bucket "fringe" to marginalize and ridicule people. To say how they are wrong and that the majority has the right answer.

Did you know they are putting chemicals in the water that change the sex of frogs? Did you know that the government has weather weapons? The article supporting the claims talks of disturbing and ridiculous conspiracy theories, while these theories are factual.

Even the pizzagate emails deserve scrutiny. How is this in any way normal?

>> We plan to heat the pool, so a swim is a possibility. Bonnie will be Uber Service to transport Ruby, Emerson, and Maeve Luzzatto (11, 9, and almost 7) so you’ll have some further entertainment, and they will be in that pool for sure.
So is coal
F-35 fighter jet fails to impress pilots who prefer old F-22 model
I used it briefly and did not realize this needs payment, indeed it has free and premium versions, it seems the free version is good enough for most cases.

https://www.octotree.io/pricing

I did find this is very useful and have not found any alternatives, I want to port this to gitea actually
The Japanese Art of Synchronized Walking
Exactly, they are either platform or a content provider, they have to decide rather than claim the benefits from both sides but not the obligations.
I’ve been thinking of doing the same. How was the install on that machine?
ExpressionToString and debugger visualizer – .Net 4 / DLR expressions, vs. 2019
You should've seen their ads when Microsoft announced GitHub acquisition.

Maybe GitLab should focus more on their product instead of growth hacking.
GitPrime is a great exemplar of a whole class of companies that are waiting to get built: domain-specific business intelligence (BI) tools. And it’s gotten radically easier to build something like GitPrime even in the last year. You can use an automated data pipeline like Fivetran (my company) to centralize all your users data in a single multi-tenant Snowflake data warehouse, and then build your analytics on top of that foundation. Finally, you can sell direct access to the curated data via data sharing as an enterprise feature.

It’s a highly repeatable pattern. There should be a GitPrime for every industry.
Take another look at SPIRV-Cross. It's a C++ library that can convert SPIR-V to HLSL, MSL or legacy GLSL/ESSL. I'm not too familiar with Rust or gfx, but it seems like the dx11, dx12, metal and gl backends reference the spirv_cross crate, so that's probably what it's using.

To try to answer your original question, I've never used gfx, but we use SPIRV-Cross in mpv to translate video processing shaders written in GLSL to HLSL for Direct3D 11, and it works quite well. Modern GLSL and HLSL seem to be pretty similar, apart from using different coordinate systems. Most HLSL concepts directly map to a GLSL concept (eg. GLSL UBOs become HLSL cbuffers, etc.) Shader translation with SPIRV-Cross definitely isn't the slowest part of our shader compilation pipeline, either. D3DCompile is much slower.
It has a screen on the dash, but it has no touch capability so you interact with it solely through the wheel in the center console.
Ikea does this for furniture already;

https://www.cadcrowd.com/blog/why-ikea-uses-3d-renders-vs-ph...

Doing it for clothes on humans seems like a reasonable next-step.
The notre dame belongs to a traditional institution. It should be reconstructed exactly the same as before, not by the modern aesthetics of people who don't even attend church.
I'm fairly old, thanks, and I understand that Farrakhan has been a loud voice in America. But a radical anti-Semite who uses social media to promote violence against Jews being banned from FB is, IMO, the right thing to do. Being a black political figure isn't an excuse.

> Farrakhan has always been anti-Semitic, and nonetheless many black people have been willing to overlook that.

Have the Jews he's been targeting with death threats been willing to overlook that?

> Maybe the anti-semitism alone warrants a ban.

Yup.

> But it's very problematic for Facebook, a company with almost no black leadership, to be making that call.

Frankly, on this one, no. Anti-Semitism is abhorrent regardless of what race you are. Being black does not excuse anti-Semitism. Should FB have more black leadership? Obviously yes. And it deserves to be called out on that. But banning someone for explicit, obvious anti-Semitism isn't problematic because they're black.

If Farrakhan were banned for being "anti-white," as you previously tried to provide cover for, that would be something else. But explicitly targeting a minority religious group with repeated, credible death threats (and one that has faced horrifying degrees of ethnic cleansing within the last century, and continues to face persecution in America today, such as the recent San Diego synagogue mass shooting) is unconscionable, and FB is entirely within its rights to ban Farrakhan for that.
This is an interesting development. hmm..

Just leaving this here:
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Hot wire anemometers are very, very fragile. Installation on aircraft is not practical - a bug strike would render it inoperative.
What exactly is notable about this?
I imagine they'd have to have a curating pass that cross-checks the generated models against public figures. For the less famous, as with your example, people are just going to have to get used to the fact that their appearance isn't necessarily unique and that they don't own the appearance of other people (real or fictional) who coincidentally look like them.
Children don't like getting vaccines either. But guess what? You have to protect stupid people from themselves.
What is the problem with a new photo being taken? You say it like it is obvious but you haven’t actually made your thinking known.

Wasting taxpayer money in photo storage is a laugh. That isn’t the same category of argument as the idea that is is “overreach.”
"Free software" people build whole operating systems, but Facebook owes you access to what they built because they're good at it?

I don't NEED Facebook for modern life, neither do you. There's PLENTY of competition for online social networks. Go use one of those. Or go outside, FFS.
So it's ok for Alex Jones to encourage doxxing constantly forever because some bad reporting happened in the main stream media once? Got it.
The majority of models are for catalogs, local business, and things you’ve never heard of from people you don’t know.

There are some people who are famous, but the vast majority of working models are unknown people who will usually stay that way.
Why some tech companies are turning to print
We have pretty similar preferences. Here's mine:

My ideal car:

- buttons and dials I can feel with my hands without looking for climate/volume/etc. controls

- Car has a radio or something, which should be enough.
Microsoft buying Github probably is a big reason Gitlab is a bit sour about Azure I imagine.

Because overall this reads more like a sponsored post. Google probably offered a lot of money (good deal) to encourage them to move also.
This is false, the net energy is positive for tar sands it is just less than for conventional oil extraction.
Or LCD brightness. Or sunroof percentage. something is gonna lose. :)
Tanzania Education Corp | STEM Teacher | Makuyuni and Karatu, Arusha Region, Tanzania

Seeking an entrepreneurial technologist and STEM teacher for a new secondary school located in Makuyuni, northern Tanzania. Requires an independent and adventurous spirit with a desire to make a difference with the youth of rural Africa. One year commitment.

Background

Tanzania Education Corporation (TEC) is a Boston based NGO whose mission is to Educate the Future Leaders of Tanzania. TEC has worked with Tumaini Junior School, a high performing K-7 primary school in the town of Karatu since 2009. In its first ten years of operation, Tumaini Junior School has consistently ranked in the top 1% of schools in the country. Tumaini Senior Secondary School is a new four year (Forms 1-4) secondary school which opened in January, 2016. The new school is located in the neighboring village of Makuyuni, an hour from Arusha, and will have a technology focus.

Responsibilities

- Teach, and oversee the teaching of, computer programming to high-school age students, from freshman to senior levels. Existing resources and curricula have been developed by previous TEC personnel, but you are free and encouraged to modify these according to your expertise.
- Assist in the administration and maintenance of the school’s computer lab and Android tablets.
- Assist Tanzanian teachers in increasing their technology skills as needed and when requested.

You Need

- At least a bachelor’s degree
- IT proficiency demonstrated through coursework or relevant work experience
- Knowledge of programming languages such as HTML, Javascript, Python or others
- Basic knowledge of hardware to maintain a school computer lab
- Teaching experience and international experience in Africa are both highly desirable
- Cultural sensitivity, ability to learn from and work successfully in a different culture

Additional Information

TEC will cover the costs of round trip airfare, visa expenses, as well as local housing and will provide a $500/month stipend to cover living expenses.

Contact: Frank Lee, Tanzania Education Corporation, frankdlee001@gmail.com