skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If God is telling you when to buy and sell it is good advice. For the rest of us, buy low sell high correct but useless: you don't know what high and low are - unless of course you have supernatural sources of information. (there are other ways of getting this information, but they are illegal).

An IRA is one of the best retirement accounts you can have, so you should put focus on getting it maxed out. (However if you get a match in your 401k you are throwing away free money to not take it, in general the difference between 401k and IRA doesn't make much a difference)
A note for anyone who has trouble telling what's tappable on an iOS device: there's a setting under Accessibility -> Display & Text Size -> Button Shapes that will add outline/fill to some tappable elements, as well as underlines of tappable text
yep, and not only sulfur and nitrogen but also radioactive!

https://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/1997/fs163-97/FS-163-97.html
one of the reasons this site has been going downhill
They originally wouldn't match online retailers only brick and mortar competitors as I understand it. As part of the turnaround, implemented in 2012 they started matching Amazon and a few select online retailers. [0]

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/18/business/best-buy-amazon....
I never brought up the top 1% and the top 1% has nothing to do with the wealth tax. The wealth tax will apply to all Americans with assets over $50 million, which is roughly ~80K people, or 0.02% of the population.
Mysql is dead, long live mariadb
Whilst this market baffles me theres no doubht its massively lucrative when you consider it can likely compare to atwitch service like twitch in a broad sense

Pay a personality for a second of recognition except as an added bonus you get some reactions in the chat
> My understanding of "virtue signal" means promoting "virtue" over "action."

That's a misunderstanding.

(edit)

"Virtue signalling is the conspicuous expression of moral values"

That's the definition on Wikipedia, which I agree with.

(edit 2)

I don't think of it in terms of "right" and "wrong".
I am absolutely winning by my generations standards. I own a home and have little doubt, no student loans, and health insurance that my doctor envies. I can only read articles like this wistfully imagining having some sort of "disposable income" for investments.

The best long term familial/genetic survival strategy for a large and growing segment of the population is social and economic collapse. Factor that into your investment plans. I wish I could...
> Second, is so they can get re-elected by those same citizens.

American politicians are not elected by voters or citizens, they're elected by contributors. This unhinging is either a root or partial cause to many problems.
If they'd witnessed someone they love, living for weeks in mind shattering pain, sobbing just getting up to go to the bathroom, unable to sleep or think through the pain, waiting on a doc to prescribe real painkillers, but the doc is too afraid of the DEA, maybe they'd change their minds. Or maybe they'd point to some random overdose in the newspaper and tell their spouse/mother/father/child to suck it up and stop crying, it's only major nerve branches slowly dying, and who can't rub some dirt on that?
That's not true. There's a system for sending gifts to the treasury right here: https://fiscal.treasury.gov/public/gifts-to-government.html
Really dude? Semantic much.
Wow, those screenshots bring back memories. Used that same exact IDE to make games when I was a kid. It was an amazing time to be programming.
Convert a Custom ML Model to TensorFlow Lite for Android
This is the correct way to do it, but this also means you are going to add another custom object to "objects needs to be documented and maintained by your team" list.
> People say, but psychology, fear, unknowns, will require human supervision indefinitely. Of course that's true.

The humans that supervise that will become the new radiologists. The "best" of those humans will have cross-field disciplines in ML model development and traditional radiology. My capitalist side sees a huge opportunity here in consulting and helping the existing radiology departments(who are interested) bridge the gap from current practice to a hybrid approach.

Adapt or die, etc.
So, what does "virtue signal" mean to you, and why should we care that you're describing someone with it? I.e., why is it "bad?"

I'm working off the definition I found on wikipedia:

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

> In recent years, the term has been more commonly used within groups to criticize those who are seen to value the expression of virtue over action.
Don't forget that when they declared bankruptcy, they defined this as a major issue going forward:

- Low birth rates. The size of their target population is actually shrinking.
the maker of indiehackers has said in the past that he probably wouldn't make it a SPA if he started over.
I don't understand why you assume that he isn't doing both. Pushing for higher tax rates, and donating money to the treasury.
Are people really browsing wifi networks like that and with any frequency?
I’d go with cancer is correlated with smoking.

But yes, I expect some rigour that avoids confounding variables by design to say “causes”.

Great theories have been destroyed before.

We should account for what degree other characteristics about smokers causes cancer (e.g. socioeconomics or other factors leading to addictions).

You can still blink after your head’s chopped off. Debatable if you’re immediately dead or not.
Not only are they possible, but you can buy one right now. This one has ~200km range (it's a two seater for training purposes, not optimized for range or seating) and you can buy it right now: https://www.pipistrel.ad/training/alpha-electro

Of course, there's this 200 mile, 4 seater that won NASA's Green Flight Challenge several years ago:
https://www.pipistrel-usa.com/extreme-10/

And several other companies are feverishly building electric airplanes. The retrofits have 150-200 mile range while the clean sheet designs being built right now are up to about 1000km range and cruise speed of ~240 knots. (Faster and longer range than the first passenger airplanes.) That's faster than California's high speed rail and with a comparable or longer per-leg travel distance. With existing battery tech.

Why does this falsehood persist on the Internet that electric aircraft are impossible? You're not the first to make such a claim.
This is not serious : back-propogation is the origin point of modern AI. This is the algorithm that powers the deep network revoultion. It's not the end point, it's not a magic box, but it is fundamentally an AI algorithm.

Just saying "no it isn't" is just not helpful or useful.
It's true that a lot of the technologies are risky, but many government departments (DoD, Homeland Security, NASA) put forth solicitation requests asking for companies to build proof of concepts to fill specific needs of the requesting agency.
patio11, if you're reading this, I'd also like to know the answer to that question, and I don't already know.
What is the blue-yellow IDE/editor called?
As alluded to in his final point, with IB, you can loan your stocks for people to short. This can yield you a substantial revenue stream for stocks with high short interest like TSLA. IB splits it 50/50 (fact check me on this) whereas I assume RH doesn’t even give you the option and uses it for their revenue stream.
Script in JavaScript like you script in Bash
I'm immensely just surprised someone would give away their $3500 to a stranger to make a rent of $70. Even if the theft was covered, I would worry about the potential abuse of such sensitive gear. I would worry about the person leaving things in sun or dropping on floor or get water on it and so on. It is insane to me that people want to do this.

But then again folks are renting out their apartment with fully loaded furniture and appliances to complete strangers. It is infinitely surprising to me that scammers haven't made business out of this. AirBnB doesn't require real background check and with just fake FB profile, pre-loaded visa card any scammer can be in business to steal thousands of dollars of valuables. People are effectively giving away keys to their home for just few 10s of dollars and scammers are just passing this opportunity up. This wouldn't have made sense to any economist and it still doesn't. How is this possible?
> Very hesitant that this is the actual problem of healthcare. What you care about is not how much the hospital bills, but how much is leftover after insurance. And that is unknown to all parties.

It's a start. Right now I have no idea what a hospital bill will be. If I know that I can figure out what will be left over after insurance (or even, what the cost will be when insurance company routinely denies a claim because they can.)

All progress is incremental. And pooh-poohing a small step forward is IMO what's holding us back.
Senator Warren's plan would affect about 83,620 people[1].

I'm not saying you're point isn't valid, but your reference to the wealthiest 100 Americans is relatively meaningless to any discussion being had here.

Also, the federal budget is composed of so many things[2], saying that taxing high wealth individuals couldn't affect it is a bit disingenuous. The bottom line is that if you have more money in the pool (either by raising revenue or cutting expenses), you can pay for more new projects. Taxing these people could add millions of dollars to that pool. I'm not trying to say that's good or bad. It's a zero sum game here, either the individuals spend it on the projects of their choice, or the government gets it and spends it the way they want.

1-https://dqydj.com/how-many-millionaires-decamillionaires-ame...
2-https://www.nationalpriorities.org/budget-basics/federal-bud...
See my response above.

Yes, they technically must ask publicly as it's extremely difficult to justify sole source acquisition. However, in reality, for smaller contracts most PM's will all but ignore applicants they don't know personally. You have to engage face-to-face in some way (e.g. at a symposium, reaching them through your network, finding their phone # or email).

Some PM's are responsive and will entertain a discussion while others just want to keep their job by mimimizing risk and maintaining the status quo, and will simply blow you off. I don't have (and doubt there are) stats on this, but I suspect chances of winning a blind award (without a face-to-face meeting) are virtually zero.
Congrats on the success!

The dominant advice for bootstrappers is to make a B2B product. Do you agree with this advice?

Any tips for bootstrapping going B2B? What are the biggest differentiators that a bootstrapper that really wants to go B2C should include in their product?

How can I work for you at 750words? :)
I work for a Dyn Enterprise DNS customer, so I read the Enterprise FAQ which says:

> If you’re a Dyn Managed DNS customer and minimal downtime is acceptable, follow the instructions above to migrate your services to OCI.

> If you’re a Dyn Managed DNS customer and downtime is not acceptable, please check back with us in August when we are planning on having a migration tool available to help avoid downtime.

We happen to be wrapping up a migration to a self-hosted solution, but we chose Dyn because we didn't find "minimal" downtime to be something generally acceptable. [edited this sentence for clarity]

For personal use, it's worth checking out free DNS service from Hurricane Electric, https://dns.he.net/ it includes Dynamic DNS, and Hurricane Electric is probably not going anywhere. I'm not affiliated, but I use their secondaries for my personal domains.
YouTube should give users a way of knowing if a video has been altered
Was the old Toys ‘R’ Us freed from any liability to pensions, etc. by doing this?
Oh right, I forgot. One must not use opinionated speech and everything must be properly sourced in order to write a "proper" HN comment. My bad!

I have adjusted the wording.
In Japan the social security is deep in the red and everyone knows it is unsustainable. Really bad example.
Someone tried that with Electrino, but there hasn't been any activity in 2 years.

That only deals with memory and disk use though.
CPU and battery use under 'load' will still be through the roof compared to native apps. I put load in quotes because even entering text or scrolling creates massive energy consumption spikes on Electron.
Oh and your UI will still be sluggish too.

To be clear: I'm not hating on your app or choice of Electron, just be aware most of the drawbacks are here to stay.
Even Microsoft with all their engineering prowess can't seem to fix them (see VScode vs Sublime), and they are already using a heavily customized and optimized Electron.
To be fair to the other commenter, they were also talking about taking those 100's entire wealth, not just taxing a bit more.
California is weird.

On the east coast (NYC in particular), things are a bit more sane in some ways and a bit crazier in others.

Of course, this is all inside baseball. As a practical matter, it's HIGHLY LIKELY that this will never get before a judge. No corporation is going to send their CEO to court to argue a case and if they can't send a lawyer to small claims, they will just submit a motion to move the case to regular civil court because reasons.

Of course, if that happens, then they've already lost. It will be FAR more expensive to litigate in plain old civil court.

For the record, IANAL but I've hired and fired a bunch of them and done this dance a few times already on both sides of the coin. Bunch of lawyer friends too. One of them was just on TV doing a press conference for his client, a Navy SEAL.

YMMV.
Toys indeed suck. It seems they are made for the parents to fullfill the ritual of buying toys, not actually to be fun to play with. In a reasonable market this would not work but - it seems the offerings from all toy brands except Lego are equally crappy.
Which man we talking about here? Anyhow, my point is that nothing prevents Citizen X to send more money to the IRS. They talk about it and will "do it only if others do it" but like I said they are only using words rather than actions.
This is a crucial point. There's a good chance these are problems that could be solved with more data. However, I think philosophically the challenge of integrating these models in a modern healthcare system is more fundamentally related to explainability. A crucial part of a radiologist's job is the "why?" - why did you make this diagnosis, why did you flag this patient, etc. While there are models (especially in image processing) that tackle this problem, I'm not personally aware of them being used in a clinical setting. It's difficult from not only a machine learning perspective, but also in terms of HCI/UX.
Ticks can drop out of trees on your head, or attach to your hair when your head brushes past some leaves on a tree. Also, if your bare skin is not covered in insect repellent, that could also be a route that they get to the rest of your body.

The most effective method of not getting bitten is not to go in to the woods at all.
This is not an income tax, this is a wealth tax. Very different. You're taxed on money you are simply holding.
Algorithms have been competitive with humans for 20 years on radiology.

And yet humans have not yet been replaced.

Tell me what you expect to be different about the next 10 years that wasn't in the last 20? I'm open to being convinced. But you have to not just say that computers are going to be better - you have to explain why there wasn't already a switch.
That's not a reason why he can't do it, he's just saying that other people will need to do it too. I completely agree with him on that, he certainly can't do it alone. However, I think that he should set an example without waiting for others to join him.
The minimums in place are already trash no one should have to deal with. Allowing even crappier plans is the last thing we need.
I would change that to not providing enough value. If good advice saves you $70 was it worth $700?
Spread the word.
ML.NET Model Builder
They are also completely ending support for DNS in mainland China:

>Please note, however, that the China Network is being retired. On May 31, 2020, the “EOL Date”, the China Network will no longer be available, and you will need to find another provider.
Not everything has an ideal solution. We can't just magically apply regulation, technology or markets and fix every problem.

Sometimes solutions create direct tradeoffs between freedom and security and we need to understand the valuing security can mean a loss of freedom - the PATRIOT act is a prime example.

The best solution is occasionally to just accept that there is no solution, that the tradeoffs aren't worth it and that we should just educate as best we can but accept these things as problems we can't avoid without significant costs.
Its primary is NASDAQ. But Google certainly trades on NYSE.
Assuming you want to invest in equities (which can be a whole other discussion), the biggest mistake newbs make is waiting too long. Don't try to devote months to learning things, because even after doing that you won't know anything. Just sign up for an account somewhere (it's relatively painless) and start putting money into the appropriate Vanguard target retirement fund. You can always change your mind and reallocate later, but you can't go back and pick up on lost gains that you missed out on because you were too scared/intimidated/clueless to open a brokerage account. I have late-20s coworkers who have all substantially all of their assets in high-yield savings accounts (or worse) and it pains me to hear them say that, but hey, it's their money.
I wasn't advocating violence - peaceful marches work, look at the recent events in Hong Kong
A brand is a brand; the fact that you know what it is and you know what you're getting when you walk into the store is valuable, especially for Toys R Us who aren't actually making any of those toys they sell.

Even if TRU has a bad association with the experience, no one is going to care where you got your Hot Wheels once you have them.
You can make a gift to the government to pay down the debt - they even take PayPal. https://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/23779454
i m not saying that they feel threatened of course, but that investment class is even more of a reason to want to shut it down than it being used as a currency.
We crave information like drugs, junk food, and cash
If there were criminal charges as in the Perdue case then the court has a public interest to consider.
The value they are selling isn't actually something like a better return. They are selling Trust and a Handshake. You aren't turning over your whole nest egg to the big impersonal forces of the market, you are turning it over to Tom, and our kids go to school together so he won't screw me, etc ...
And here's someone following though and making them:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s29YZqe9Cso
The way this article described Salesforce makes it sound like generic database frontend software, like a more powerful, complex, and customizable Airtable. I'd love to read a comparison of the two if anyone has used both.
The component that generates would be distinct from the model used. You make the model freely available, but charge to generate. Highly unlikely we’re going to outlaw math distributed online.

Given enough time, assume you’ll be able to run this on a phone eventually.
I understand the concern, however association is not necessarily truth. Let's say there are the following main bitcoins:
BTC - Bitcoin Core - small blocks + Lightning
BSV - Bitcoin SV - Bitcoin as originally proposed, with on-chain scaling
Others, BCH, Bitcoin Gold, etc.
People must start to learn that there are some implementations of the bitcoin protocol with different perspectives.
In my opinion, BSV holds the most promising vision and there will be a lot of experimentation and public blockchain innovation on top of it.
I don't see anyone tracking down what PCM format was written to pulse vs what format the pulse daemon had to write to the driver to determine if format conversion was necessary. Needless to say, the gstreamer->pulse support has changed greatly since 2008.

But as it were, profiling my system (Fedora 30) with Sysprof to look at where time is spent:

- Roughly about 2% CPU amortized across all cores at idle, but playing an MP3 in rythmbox (so includes shell, rhythmbox, a webbrowser, etc)
- Of that 2%, 7% (so .14%) of that time was spent in the pulse daemon
- .04% (2% of 2%) was spent in libspeexdsp.so and all other samples were negligible

If you're still having problems today on your system, I highly suggest running sysprof (or perf even) to get a quick high-level overview of where time is spent.
Which is surely an argument to be careful to avoid evasion loopholes?
For a more practical take on the same problem here's a youtube video of somebody machining the holes on a CNC (and testing its performance as a cheese grater): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s29YZqe9Cso
If you’re uninsured, Gilead will give you a voucher you can take to a pharmacy to get it for free.

I don’t believe this press release is actually announcing any change in the situation on the ground for people who need Truvada - I’m saying that as a person who’s on Truvada, and who’s helped other people get it. If there’s any change, it’s not mentioned in that press release.

I think it’s just like all the press releases where Trump claims credit for some growing business’s hiring plans. It’s a cheap way companies can curry favor from the administration. Kind of slimy but of no great consequence.
It is quite clear on the figure captions, Borland C++ 3.1.
Similarly spending other people's money is more effective than spending ones own.
As a non-salesperson I would like to ask: what do you mean with infrastructure?

FAANG is just about de facto monopolies too big to compete with, so I don know what parallel you draw on.
> Tablets and smartphones also really killed the toy market in general -- kids aren't playing with toys as tablets capture attention.

This is really easy to underestimate if you don't have kids. If have elementary-school age kids. They get plenty of toys at birthdays and Christmas and I'm always surprised how many of them literally sit on a bookshelf unopened. (We end up donating many of them after a while.)

They are basically interested in screen time or books and that's about it.
I guess the word "Bitcoin" used here refers to the protocol that the browser builds on, and not the chain commonly known as Bitcoin which has BTC as base asset. Bottle is not limited to BSV but could as well be run on other chains implementing the Bitcoin core protocol such as BTC, BCH, LTC and Doge.
Enclaves don't get direct IO access and have to interact with code running on the main processor. I'm okay with opaque code if it's running in a tight sandbox and its interactions to the outside world (including my filesystem) are inspectable.

Also it's important to me that regular people can benefit from secure enclaves by using them to protect their data being processed on other people's machines. The secure enclaves aren't closed only to corporations who want to make things like DRM.
High quality care in Japan? this claim is debunked when you see doctors dont spend more than 5 minutes with patients, barely do any tests before giving out medications by the dozen for most medical conditions. If that is high quality care it is seriously laughable.
I have a lifetime subscription, and received the same email saying service is ending.
"Borland’s solution was an all-in-one package. The IDE, BC.EXE, despite some instabilities allowed crude multi-windows code editing with pleasant syntax highlights. The compiler and linker were also part of the package under BCC.EXE and TLINK.EXE."
Declining monarch-butterfly populations may be hard to restore