skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone who is dealing with a mother with actual dementia, the term "tool to fight dementia" is deeply misleading at best.

It's fine as a product, but it does nothing to "fight" dementia. It's a convenience and that's it.

"Fighting" implies that it has some therapeutic value that can stop or slow down the progression of the disease, and this does nothing. It's just an easy way to flip through pictures. After watching my mom go from a brilliant pharmacist to an incontinent, paranoid, angry stranger in the span of 6 years, I guarantee you there is absolutely nothing that flipping through a photobook will do that will do to fight dementia.

It's great for grandparents and older folks because it's familiar and convenient and easy to change. It's not a tool to fight dementia.
The title is clickbait, because 5x does not matter if the AMD's difference is under 1%. Also not the original source.
I am literally living in a border town on the Mexican side, I'm telling you the U.S media and other political entities are spreading fear and propaganda.

The time you describe was the worst time for cartel violence and it is much calmer now.
Which makes sense intuitively. You're trading away risk.
I mean this is kind of my point, you weren't willing to take the small step of signing a petition because you thought it could endanger your promotion. Most people are the same way, they have beliefs, but they don't believe them intensely enough to risk the downsides of doing something about it.
An unenforceable right is a nonexistant right.

GDPR is business regulations, phrased as human rights, and makes the most sense if understood as business regulations. I understand that some might choose to hold different opinions about any or all of this.
Bah this was on my todo list for a while -- ended up subscribing today finally!
Just discovered him this weekend and binge watched his spec house series!
You might be eligible to
Apply for an E2 visa:

https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/temporary-worker...
2015 MBP, Chrome/Safari will show a completely red image, copying it over to iMessage gives the red Android logo.
Man, I can't watch acorn to Arabella after watching them pour that lead keel. That was super dangerous and irresponsible.
Don't forget the price increase when the MR software developers sprinkle in the machine learning pixie dust!

(Source: am a MR software developer)
And if the logic is to fire when it's disconnected from the client? AKA, when I walk far enough away from danger, trigger.
Because it's a low level system's programming language with Haskell influences (makes it good for modelling a well-defined problem domain) with the "rewrite it in Rust" meme behind it. It's meant to be a replacement for C, so it makes sense that rustaceans would want to write replacements for programs written in C.
> my old QNAP NAS would average around 17-22mbps transfer speeds

This seems a bit too low in my opinion, I would expect an average consumer-grade NAS to perform a little bit better than that. Perhaps there was a bottleneck somewhere (e.g. network issues)?

I didn't test transfer speeds on my cheap Thecus NAS (with 2X WD Red 3TB in RAID 1) but now I'm curious so I think I will check when I get home.

What's your experience with NAS transfer speeds, HN people?
Yeah, there's a multitude of issues with the health insurance-scam system in the US. It's easy to get swindled in the health care industry.

Brand-trust relationship dynamics don't say much about how things should be priced, but it does imply well-known and trusted brands will likely command a premium.
borg looks awesome. It comes up all the time when I research efficient data storage replication (buzzhash) so now I'm really going to try it out, thanks for the tips! :)
> Finally GoT ended and are we care more about the dog being patted?

Did a dog write this post title?
Just makes you appreciate how impressive modern hardware is.
With a 6000 sf house, surely you have enough space to have both open and closed off parts of the house?
The blockchain ecosystem has a patch problem
Make sure you report this to both your GP and to the company that makes the machine. All major MRI machine makers watch for adverse reactions like hawks, and if there's any way that your experience is an adverse reaction to either the contrast or the scan they are going to want the details to prevent it from happening to somebody else.
Gitlab Deploys the Crossplane Control Plane to Offer Multicloud Deployments
> ...independent private infrastructure to verify quality atrophies when government embeds their own safety standards into law, even if they do a mediocre job of it.

Pretty much the story for every aspect of government.
I'm a fan of AMD, I hope they succeed. However, how do you figure things are getting better and better based on actual results?

Right now it looks like they're going to be reset back to 2017 numbers, losing the business gains they made in 2018. Their sales have fallen for the last three quarters in a row, quarter over quarter, and they barely turned a profit last quarter. Sales imploded by 23% last quarter year over year. When does the amazing year start?
To be fair, if you've only had the phone for a single day it's a little too early to tell how well it's going to pay off :)
You forgot the second part of the sentence. As to data, there's plenty of evidence in the wild that caring for others and having quality relationships (with your children family, friends, whoever) have mental and physical health benefits.
Per wikipedia it's a patrilineal system, where women are eligible to succeed to the throne but their children aren't. So there have been empresses, but the imperial line itself is still (ostensibly) an unbroken series of male heirs.

> On some occasions [of a reigning empress], the direct male heir was only a toddler and unable to perform the imperial rituals. In such an instance, his mother, aunt or elder sister, if also of Imperial lineage through her patriline, temporarily took over the throne until the child came to puberty, which was deemed sufficient for a boy's accession. An empress' offspring also did not have claim to the throne from the said maternal lineage, so assigning a female to the throne had the convenient effect of postponing succession disputes.
In Canada, these "executive scans" are a service sold by private clinics. As OP pointed out, they will often find things that are entirely benign. However, since in Canada you can't charge money privately for services that are covered under public insurance, guess who ends up paying for the bulk of the inevitable follow-up investigations coming out of these full-body scans that only the wealthy can afford.
Our JIRA workflow unassigns you from a ticket if you're assigned a second one in the same column... some hot shot Sales guy thought he was smart assigning me to a ticket only for a massive entry in the History tab saying he had taken me off a Priority 0 Ticket... Head of Development did not approve... loudly.
Is static typing really what you want? I would think that if you want safety against failure, you really want redundant systems that live in separate failure domains and can coordinate in the event of failure.
Your comment inspired me to install the iphone app. My kids (2 and 4) are going to looooove this. Thanks!
It wasn't just luck. It was Jim Keller.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Keller_%28engineer%29
> just because someone made something shiny and declared it "unsupported"?

Part of the argument for using much of the stuff out there is because it's "supported" (commercial, community, etc). Without some degree of support, things dwindle/die. The 'support' for language stuff may simply be security patches. If/when those stop being provided, you're starting to do a disservice to people to continue to push that language, even if the core functionality you need is still working and perhaps even unaffected.

> I'm not targeting Python 2 ... I try hard to keep my code both Python 3 and Python 2 compatible.

Given that there are breaking changes between the two, I can't read this any other way that that you're 'targeting' Python 2. If there's a way to do something in 2, and it's not working that way any more in 3, and you're making code so that it runs in both (weird syntax, translation layers, etc) then... you're targeting 3. The same way that if you use 3 syntax, you're 'targeting' 3. That's just how it is.

> but people use it because it benefits them, not "because it's supported".

The benefit is that they don't have to go through whatever hoops it takes to upgrade to have the latest versions. In many cases the later version may not add much directly, but 'community support' and 'security' are two ... emergent properties of a critical mass adopting new versions and dropping support for old versions.

> How do you know I'm there?

Wild-ass guess from the gist of all your earlier posts in this thread?

> But if you want a more "standard"/politically-correct response: Python 2 is still being supported,

I'd say that's partially 'under duress'. My reading of the situation years ago was that the Python community - at least the leadership - wanted to EOL P2 on Jan 1, 2015. There was a gigantic stink/pushback, and support was extended for another 5 years. I will grant that the v3 switchover was pretty bad - I'm not a pro user, but had some colleagues that dealt with a lot, and certainly, 8+ years ago, it was pretty hard to just 'switch' running systems. Even developing new stuff from scratch - there were a lot of 'only works in 2' libraries that were entrenched standards without clear update paths. However, rather than doubling down and making 3 a more attractive proposition (work on upgrade path, faster language, better docs, whatever), the agreement was to support P2 for another 5 years. That's an eternity in the tech world. You could argue it shouldn't be, but it is. Yet, from python colleagues - those who've stayed - the upgrade story isn't significantly better. I'm taking their word for it, but based on your posts, it doesn't seem to be either.
We should focus on the core problem, instead of "this device gives patients too much data."
There's an existing solution to that: the "range hood".
LinkedIn is not a dating site
GE's name for this tech is Freelium[1].

[1] https://www3.gehealthcare.com/~/media/rsna-2016-press-kit-as...
Allow me to broaden this a bit:

justanother's law: over time, all user-settable severity levels will tend to drift towards the highest available.

When I ran a bug bounty program, I saw this firsthand. I got a lot of reports that were had every scary-looking label the reporter could think of attached. In the vast majority of cases, none of them were justified, and it was some low-priority issue.
Some people 'believe' that they were forged. a few lacked signatures. A couple were dated after the hackers were apparently 'kicked out' of the servers. But nothing had been proven.
You don't need those features that you describe in order to be a self driving car.

For most people, the MVP of a self driving car is merely "able to take your hands off the wheel".
Ohh, in this same thread I recommend danger marine. He is currently rebuilding an old steel trawler. Welding, painting, engine work, all great stuff.
Niki Lauda, Formula 1 Legend, Has Died
The queen is not your representative, but you are all her “subjects”. She is literally above the law and is thus, by law, some kind of “higher” human than others, which is hilarious.

I actually respect your current queen, Elizabeth 2, a person - she is doing great given the situation she was born into.
But I despise royals as an institution of power and priveledge.
Specifically ferromagnetic metal. Surgical implants are largely okay, but there are some neurostimulators that can be a problem.
You don't think more funding gives them more power?
OP: I'm close to getting this to run but I get this error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./deletefb.py", line 3, in <module>
from seleniumrequests import Chrome
ImportError: No module named seleniumrequests

Any idea what's to be done?
It starts when they get free positive publicity from scandals like this.
I'd say the grand parent view comes from an uneasiness at anything hereditary, although there's much less objection to hereditary wealth for some reason.

So I'd say it comes from a dichotomy between hereditary wealth and hereditary power, although it's well known that monarchs in democracies are tightly constrained while hereditary wealth brings hereditary power.

It might be the inevitable tie between monarchy and religion which creates a de facto most "correct" national religion. Along with the occasional claim that mythical origins are literally true.

And while comforting, historical and even stabilizing at the moment, it's worth noting that a great many monarchs were quick to join the wrong side of history in WWII.

So, for those without a monarch and the attendant enthusiasm, the institution looks like an extremely expensive and potentially dangerous embodiment of unfairness. Without commenting on the correctness of this view, one can see how it would make monarchies and monarchists incomprehensible to outsiders.
Does either the Rock64 or RockPro64 run mainline Debian with the Debian generic arm64 kernel yet? Or do you have to use a board-specific kernel like the ones that Armbian provides?
Sure, there just aren't very many emergencies (other than someone literally stealing your money) that actually work that way. Most people are far more likely to get themselves into some kind of emergency getting paid every day than they are to get themselves out of one.
>I honestly don't know what gatekeeping means in this context.

you're trying to create a barrier to standardization. You don't want to codify successful patterns to keep your job coveted.

>Yeah - that's what I said. You realize that's where all the complexity is, right?

That's not what you said.
Can Sensory Deprivation Floating Make You Less Stressed? (2018)
Are you saying something in C++ is preventing you from issuing that 'rm -rf' command?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19964089
I don't think you understand what socialism means. It means government controls and OWNS (thereby we all own) all corporations collectively. My proposal is not socialism, it's reigned in capitalism.

I mean whether the CEO earns 50 million or is capped at only earning 5 million is up to him.

All he needs to do is raise wages across the board. Multipliers could be given also for increased employee#s year to year. --- CEO could still earn plenty, say it's pegged at 200 * average worker and average worker earns 60k - that's STILL 12 million per year, hardly anything to scoff at.

Then say you also get an extra 10% bonus allowance for every 1% increase in employees (you also get docked 10% per 1% decrease), and you increased employment by 2% over last year, so you get 220* average worker salary or an extra 1.2 million. Furthermore we could add bonuses based on u.s. to offshore worker ratio, more U.S. employees = higher CEO pay.

If I'm a CEO earning $10 million, but I want to earn $15 million, I'm going to have to get creative about increasing the average from 50k to 75k. When all companies are in this same boat -- wages across America will go up organically. There almost won't be a need for a minimum wage even.
You think that's most of what's being developed today? Life critical firmware?
Some cultures do need to be mocked. Obvious example - women should be treated equal to men, whatever your culture is.

The developed world has some aspects which should be mocked too and monarchy is one of them.
> As Carmack observes, you don't see in 3D. You see two 2D planes that your brain extracts a certain amount of depth information from

This is semantics. Replace "3D UIs" with "UIs that make use of depth" and see what you get.
I remember posting a bug to WSL about supposedly incorrect behavior with find, only to realize that I had incorrect syntax. I forgot to include the escape on the terminating semicolon (also, conveniently never shown the man pages), or maybe it was the enclosing parens around an or for name pattern matching.

Anyways, Id been away from *nix for a few years at the time, so I was a bit rusty and soon felt like a moron and closed the bug once I realized my error.
I think its worth mentioning that rust has the gold standard argument parsing library now:
https://clap.rs

That library is used by most(?) rust cli tools, so they all have a similar feel. In addition, there is a library built on top of clap called struct-opt that makes bringing up a new cli exceedingly easy:
https://docs.rs/structopt/0.2.15/structopt/

Seriously, checkout struct-opts page even if you don't know any rust. I think their demonstration on the front page summarizes a lot of things I like about idiomatic rust.
I hate to agree with Trump at all, but the drug trade is largely due to ineffective border controls. An impervious border may well restore relative peace to war torn northern Mexico.
Mixing Node.js and OpenJDK: Language Interop and Vertical Architecture
Doesn't this overlook the fact that there are standardized tests, which allow colleges to ascertain the relative grade inflation at various high schools? Also, they are repeat players, which further mitigates the information asymmetry.
I've always found online docs to be a little bit lacking. Used to be, if you bought a compiler like Visual C++, it came with a book (printed on paper) that was readable and useful and helpful. Then they started migrating that content on to the web. Then they started auto-generating the web content. Then they started auto-generating some of the web content. Now if you want to learn how to use a product, you have to shell out $60 of your own money for a book that describes it.
I think you missed a part of what I wrote. By deciding to care for adopted kids you're firmly into the caring for others territory I put forward.
Do you have a Mac ?

Because you can create a PDF from anything e.g. web pages by going to Print, selecting PDF dropdown and "Save as PDF".
Yes, very well said.
I'm not sure what that article is supposed to mean, but certainly I see bits of other social media norms cross the streams / platforms here and there...it can be jarring when someone goes full Twitter on LinkedIn or the other way around.
Tesla Short-Sellers Hold Firm After Netting $1B in May
Ironic nitpick: the intended word "typo" in your comment has a typo
They have IDs so you can directly link to a section:

https://developer.apple.com/safari/technology-preview/releas...
Off the top of my head, most Western European monarchs headed governments in exile on the side of the allied powers, where are you getting that a great many sided with the wrong side of history?
I'm having trouble digging it up now but at one point there was a domain associated with promoting Exchange 2003 that Microsoft let go of. It was still linked from all their docs but the new owner had it redirected to a Youtube with a fly fishing tutorial. Strangest hijack I've ever seen.
I refuse to mark the priority of anything higher than "normal". If somebody else decides it's critical, they can raise the priority.
Exactly the reason why I stopped using sources like Unsplash for free graphics when I was as a young designer. Imagine the Enis' surprise when their shiny new website came under attack by a zealous photographer for copyright infringement. This woman is now a chief editor for a major publisher. This is an awesome idea though, I think I'm going to go with Hunter S. Thompson though. ]:\
As a thought experiment, how would violence in Mexico be affected if the Western Hemisphere (Argentina to Alaska) were a Schengen Area (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Area).

That is, true freedom of movement: no passport controls, no border controls, and all "illegal" immigrants in the US from Central/South America now immune to deportation.

I'd expect the import of drugs would double or quadruple, but perhaps that is something we in the US could live with in return for implementing a charitable, just, and historically accomodative Schengen-like policy?
As a developer, the community needs you, the world needs you
My sister-in-law asked me to rip a cd so she could play some lullabies for her son. I did. Then she asked me how to copy them to her iphone. I could not figure out a way to do it. So I turned the thing into a static html page with <audio> tags so she could play it. This seems comically user unfriendly, or maybe even hostile from a company that's supposed to "just work".
To say it's misleading is unfair considering the language is pulled from one of the testimonials the author has received. I don't interpret "fight" to mean "help cure the disease," but rather "help alleviate the effects."
The Pixel 2+ have an equivalent to the iPhone's Secure Enclave: https://www.blog.google/products/pixel/titan-m-makes-pixel-3...

But honestly, the government will either shoulder-surf your PIN code or make you unlock it with your finger, or just snatch the phone from you while its unlocked.

They bought an exploit to unlock the San Bernardino phone, but they only really needed to do that because the owner was dead and Apple stopped their routine cooperation.

If the federal government is in your threat model, this is the wrong place to be protecting.
Re: resistance - it's not that the tumor is resistant to the immunotherapy, it's that the tumor is resistant to the immune system, and the therapy provided doesn't do the right thing to break down the resistance barrier. There are literally dozens of unique ways a tumor can suppress the immune system. So the challenge for each patient is finding which ones the tumor is using .

There are cases of adaptive resistance to immune-based therapies. These are less common, although they do arise. However, it is still the same kind of game - tumors use the same tricks to hide from an immune response ignited by an immunotherapy as they do from an immune response without immunotherapy.
Context:

Famous hacker George Hotz has this in his LinkedIn profile:

UPDATE. LinkedIn is too full of faux career climbers and not enough dating opportunity. Follow me on Instagram @georgehotz

PLEASE READ PROFILE. While some people use LinkedIn for "networking" and advertising their "personal brand," I use this site exclusively as a dating platform. If you are intelligent, attractive, and perhaps a bit out of the norm, I might be interested. Send me a message and invite me out for a drink! (and please make it clear you are asking me on a date) All non-dating related messages will be ignored.
How I handle my Gmail load at Google
Title is misspelled: should be “VCs”, not “VCS”.
I had a Galaxy 5 and when the time came I couldn't find a quality battery replacement for it. I bought a "new" official battery, but it had been on the shelf so long it didn't hold a charge either. I tried an aftermarket battery, but it started buldging.
FWIW, you haven’t invalidated my position. Our disagreement is about the direction of the arrow of causality between misinformation and voting. Whether or not I assumed that you vote and/or are an Australian citizen is irrelevant.
Wow, I have literally dreamt of doing this but didn't know it was something you can actually do.
We should also acknowledge Mexican cartel drug trade for what it is - chemical warfare.
PTEN tumor suppressor cancer treatment: MYC-WWP1 inhibitory pathway inhibition
You forgot all the HTTP headers :).
If I may nitpick, you cut the quoted sentence in half.

And to expand on what you've noticed yourself, as I wrote in a separate answer, there's plenty of data to support that caring for others is not only fulfilling but also gives health benefits to boot.