skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unless they are hosting the servers in orbit your destination will be on earth somewhere. You will come back down go to it then return through a similar path to the client.

the speed of light in a mostly vacuum could (provided their meshing algorithms are up to it) make latency comparable but MEO sats already have a 125ms rtt time halving that distance isn't going to get rid of that penalty.
Why don't you follow the link and find out?
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2 days after the anniversary. To me it seems like he either was done and just let himself go, or got too emotional for his body to handle.
Seriously. I'm not sure how we got to a place where 500MBs of RAM for apps that don't even have a quarter of the functionality of apps that needed 500KBs of RAM became normal and acceptable.
For about 10 years I was a land surveyor and the Carhartt barn jacket (and Red Wing boots) are like a uniform in that profession. Mine is still going strong many years later. And it's totally broken in and has a patina, so it's super comfortable.
Please do and link it here! (For posterity). Fwiw, unless you mean something much narrower than I interpreted your statement to mean, I’m taking the other side of your bet :).
But not wider and not reliably so.

Also marketing videos are always going to show best theoretical case. They are not going to show a cloudy day in a high contention network in a region not favoured by the orbit gods.
The objects in the pictures would need to be built to higher mechanical specifications first. ;)
What if the code is absolutely terrible and needs to be scrapped ASAP?
Doklam, we were fighting to maintain our borders. Intervention in Hongkong is all together a different game.
This is very interesting -- a kind of topological sort of the dictionary.

It seems like a very natural thing to want to do with subject-specific glossaries as well. Often when I approach a new topic or hobby I want a glossary of all the jargon up front, and I want the words ordered from least to most demanding of in-knowledge.
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A behind the scenes look at how pixar studios Steve Jobs house was built
I've been hosting a handful of WordPress sites for friends for years. I thought my setup on a shared host was secure enough, until some of them got this Japanese keyword hack. It's a major pain to follow these directions to clean a site out. Enough of a pain that I've been rewriting the sites with another CMS / site builder, with hosting that I don't have to manage.
One option might be to transition as fast as possible into scrum master/product owner and then project manager.
One of the common mistakes I and many others have committed when attempting to dress better is confusing dressing fancier for dressing better. The dress shirt made from cheap polyester that fits badly is not better than a well made t-shirt that fits perfectly.

Instead, I've found that one should strive for clothing that fits well, has quality fabric, good form and flows.

- Fit is self explanatory. The clothing needs to fit well. Bear in mind fitting well does not mean ultra tight. One's buttons should not be straining to keep the shirt closed. Also, fit depends on the style of the outfit and the wearer. Some people want looser pants, other people want skin tight pants.

- Fabric's effects can be subtle, but extremely powerful. Not only does fabric affect comfort, but it can also affect one's mood or attitude. If I'm wearing a soft sweater, I feel free and warm, the fabric hugs me and moves with me. If I'm wearing a more robust cotton oxford, I'm more locked down, the fabric is a little rougher, a little less giving, but perhaps that combo makes me feel like I'm wearing a uniform, like I'm ready to do my work. Fabric also provides a visible sense of quality. A dress shirt that is thin and weak is visibly different from a shirt made from a thick, stunningly white cloth. Even if a person watching you doesn't consciously notice, they will subconsciously.

- Form is how the item is constructed and laid out. For instance, how are the pockets arranged in a coat? A quality coat will have subtle, well designed pockets that integrate nicely with the aesthetic. A less thoughtful coat will have pockets haphazardly placed, often with needless accoutrements like epaulettes and flaps and buttons. Not that these accoutrements are bad. They simply need to be arranged with care.

- Flow is an element wholly invented by me, but it's basically whether the item works. Does it go with your aesthetic? Does it work on your body? Does it go with the rest of your outfit? Sometimes it just doesn't work [1] (sorry Michael Cera). If you're not comfortable—both mentally and physically—in your clothes, then they aren't the right clothes.

^[1] https://www.gettyimages.ae/detail/news-photo/michael-cera-se...
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> switching to a diagonal mass matrix

That's an interesting comment. We've always used Stan's default of a diagonal, but I think we'd benefit from mixed metrics, which doesn't seem possible in Stan, but looks somewhat doable in some of the HMC libs in Julia.

> Given how common it is for folks to run Stan over night or for a week to study prior sensitivity

Yes, we changed the walltime on our Slurm cluster to support Stan Jobs running up to a week long, have used multiple million core hours on this. Stan still isn't so shabby but it's a hard problem.

> I'm defending this week, and next Monday will be my first day in an industry job.

Good luck and congrats on the job. You'll probably have to bite your tongue and look for opportunities where Julia's advanced compilation model (as you described well above) is going to more than pay for the cost of deployment/extra language etc.
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I was around the "hello world" level when this came out, but in some ways playing and programming are/were quite similar, a big part of playing was mentally de-compiling behaviors like this and part of the fun. One of the things that made Goldeneye stand out at the time was that this sort of complex behavior was used for all/most of the enemies, previously this was mostly reserved for boss fights.
It's so sad you're being downvoted because you're right. Cats are destroying many of the world's ecosystems and cats owners and stray feeders are to blame.
Hurricanes are not symptoms of climate change. At least, not empirically validated symptoms.

“We find that, after adjusting for such an estimated number of missing storms, there remains just a small nominally positive upward trend in tropical storm occurrence from 1878-2006. Statistical tests indicate that this trend is
not significantly distinguishable from zero (Figure 2). In addition, Landsea et al. (2010) note that the rising trend in Atlantic tropical storm counts is almost entirely due to increases in short-duration (<2 day) storms alone. Such short-lived storms were particularly likely to have been overlooked in the earlier parts of the record, as they would have had less opportunity for chance encounters with ship traffic.”

https://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanes/
>- Perform the necessary rituals with a smile, and not reveal any worry about their lack of purpose / fitness for purpose.

This as a habit explains a lot of unsavoury corporate behaviour. ;)
No matter how we live our lives, we're ultimately limited in how much we will experience by our natural life spans.

I see every interaction with someone else as an opportunity to peer into another life. A life I didn't live. A path I didn't take. Even if that path feels to you completely pedestrian, there is still a whole life there that you didn't live.

Even if they haven't examined or reflected on their life, you can (with respect, and perhaps best silently to yourself :-) ).
1.) Assert yourself more against peers. A lot of advice around is a lot about how to be pleasant (listen, admit mistake, cooperate).

There is very little advice on what to do when you have not done mistake but someone is still trying to convince you or others so. Or when difference of opinion is casted as your mistake. How to recognize that situation.

2.) How to recognize when people bluff and pretend knowledge they don't have.

3.) How to promote yourself without becoming asshole. Again, I read all that be humble advice and it fired back.

4.) All in all, I would like to have more realistic advice about communication and not the overly naive "be humble, nice and admit mistakes and everything will be rosy".

5.) Right now, I would like to know how to deal with manipulative sociapath/narcissist.
I’ve found one simple marker for quality t-shirts. The top-stitch.

This is a stitch on the front of the neck that keeps the little bit of fabric in the back laying flat.

Tried to find some pictures of it online, but was harder to google than I thought.
"Failure is not an option" is Gene Kranz's book.
One of my websites was affected by this.
I'm currently doing some work to de-obfuscate the php code.

https://github.com/shiragami/japanese-backdoor/blob/master/o...

Basically what it did:
Create a htaccess file to redirect request.
Respond differently if client is web-crawlers i.e. seo cloaking.
Download a php backdoor.
Rewrite sitemap.xml and robots.txt

I'm still not sure what exploit that it uses to gain access.
Would you also be open to question the existence of a "fake news crisis" itself, or were you convinced by the news reports that it exists?
From http://learnthesewordsfirst.com/Lesson-12F.html#12-21

12-20. right.

[X is on the right side of your body.] = X is on this side of your body: Most people write using the hand they have on this side of their body.

[I use my right hand when I draw pictures.]

12-21. left.

[X is on the left side of your body.] = X is on this side of your body: Most people do not write using the hand they have on this side of their body. They write using their other hand.

[My child held my left hand.]
I would be the outlier in that particular example but I think there is a fair amount in truth in what you said nonetheless.
I asked because I followed the link and couldn't figure it out. I couldn't even find the list of 60 words, and clearly I'm not alone as evidenced by the fact that the top of this thread is the top-ranked comment.

Also, please reread https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
>Start respecting the fact that intellectual development & progress is only one axis on the map that is the human experience.

Excellent all too overlooked view IMO.
If it took 10 years to discover an official policy in a major company, good fucking luck demonstrating discrimination in 99% of the cases.
The way you argument doesn't really honor you.
Why do you hate it to admit it? I would like to have this knowledge too.

I think that the "how to deal with bad actors" chapter of book is never written or the general advice of "just appease them to avoid them retaliating", then the good actors are not equipped to deal with bad actors.
This article needs a giant warning on it. Automating is brilliant, but an automated process is a liability. If no one is regularly checking the output of something that's been automated then you can't know if it's broken, and that could be catastrophic. Every story of "the backups had failed", "payments had been missed for months", or "inventory wasn't where it was supposed to be" is the story of an automated process no one was checking.

If you automate anything you need robust error reporting (which is not an email someone will ignore).
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I think this person's comment may be unpopular, but cats have decimated the world's songbird population.

"Our findings suggest that free-ranging cats cause substantially greater wildlife mortality than previously thought and are likely the single greatest source of anthropogenic mortality for U.S. birds and mammals"

I would say further that declawing doesn't prevent hunting and killing.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/01/29/cats-w...
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I've seen this before, but always assumed it was because I'm in Japan - I had no idea it was a world-wide phenomenon.

Anyone know why it's specifically Japanese?
Unfortunate but it was a mistaken identity. Plus he was a cocaine dealer so not a sympathetic case
Should do, if it's stitched down properly. Have a look at Levi 511 "commuter" to see how it's done, basically two extra triangles of fabric.
This is pretty neat! It seems to be a kind of DSL for making DSLs. The new language is defined in a grammar file and files written in the language can execute directly by adding implementation code to the grammar definition in the form of snippets of js/python/etc associated with the kinds of syntax you define.

The syntax of everything is the same: a of tree of tokens. If that sounds like a broad definition, that's because it is. Afaict the only required syntax is that the tokens form a tree; your dsl can assign arbitrary meaning to the actual structure.

This might be something I could use at $work, I bet it would fit well into an automation framework. I feel like if I knew some lisp it would give me a different perspective on tree notation.
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Not being the deliverer of bad news is a great tactic however there are other methods like - the shit sandwich- that softens how hard they feel it.
- get to know your bosses boss, and develop relationships. Your boss might eventually hit his limits, or might get in the way, but one way to resolve is having that connection.

- if your bosses boss doesnt understand/know of how to resolve a conflict that is making a fleet of people unhappy, and they are backing the person causing the conflict (in my case, a person that takes credit for everything everyone did by frontrunning their work to them), just leave. Dont wait too long, it doesnt get better.

- your career is important, and make it align with your boss'. If you do, he'll back you up. If he feels threatened, he will wear you down. If your boss is not a competent person, this is the only way to survival in such an org.

- you cant usually change people, the ones that are willing to admit their mistakes and want to improve wilk usually be very obvious. Lean on them, learn from them. Run away from the ones that wont ever change.

- things usually dont get better, be careful, learn to move on.
If true, this is interesting from an academic perspective: word meanings can be derived from a space of 60 dimensions. But I’m not still not convinced of the value with respect to language learning.

Learning how language is spoken from the fundamental 60 words sounds like trying to learn mathematics from its fundamental axioms. It seems like you might just get caught in a long list of definitions where you might be faster off trying to internalise some higher level useful concepts first.
>all I really want is to talk to deeply self-aware people struggling with the boundaries of human knowledge.

Your self-examination hasn't yet led you to realize this ain't 'all you really want'?
I find structure-free knowledge bases like Confluence becoming outdated quickly, lacking forking/merging (other customer has sligtly modified process), lacking enforced peer review (pull requests) or prone to company structural changes (NIH, "let's create new page in our space").

You can keep these scripts versioned in a repository next to the actual product code, with all benefits like forking, merging and pull-request reviews.
Then your hiring process, the team lead's leadership skills, and whole team's requirements gathering and code review processes all need some attention.
more info here: https://github.com/zloirock/core-js/issues?q=is%3Aissue+spam...
You're right that there's no native tech talent in a tiny population like that, but who says they don't want any kind of immigrant population? Presumably it doesn't take thousands of people to keep an Earth station running after it's built. I mean, look at less-populated Ascension Island with its BBC relay station.
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Can confirm. Source: am an excel user.
I would think a true minimum set of bootstrapping words would be enough to teach the language to hypothetical aliens who might not have access to a group of humans to poll about handedness.
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It sounds like every conversation has to be a learning event for you and the average person isn't interesting enough.

You need to learn how to entertain yourself and start seeing more complexity.
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Lobbying for companies to leave the Bay Area?

Why not stop working for them and work somewhere else where you can live comfortably?
What lack of accountability ? It was a mistaken identity for which he was awarded $82,000, 000 for denied on appeal only because he missed the statute of limitations. The narrative of a lawless ICE is fictional and being used to promote a borderless agenda.
This is how at least one project ended half done at time when it should have been done. Everything was great until reality came to kick us.

There is absolutely such a thing as knowing how not to be asshole about negative opinion, but never saying it in the long term harms projects.
Lisp literally stands for 'List Processor'. To claim that it has little to do with it, is really really strange. One of the main reasons to create Lisp was being able to compute with 'symbolic expressions', represented as linked cons cells in the form of lists...

McCarthy about Lisp:

===

As a programming language, LISP is characterized by the following ideas:

computing with symbolic expressions rather than numbers, representation of symbolic expressions and other information by list structure in the memory of a computer, representation of information in external media mostly by multi-level lists and sometimes by S-expressions, a small set of selector and constructor operations expressed as functions, composition of functions as a tool for forming more complex functions, the use of conditional expressions for getting branching into function definitions, the recursive use of conditional expressions as a sufficient tool for building computable functions, the use of lambda-expressions for naming functions, the representation of LISP programs as LISP data, the conditional expression interpretation of Boolean connectives, the LISP function eval that serves both as a formal definition of the language and as an interpreter, and garbage collection as a means of handling the erasure problem. LISP statements are also used as a command language when LISP is used in a time-sharing environment.

===

http://jmc.stanford.edu/articles/lisp/lisp.pdf

'lambda calculus' wasn't even explicitly mentioned. But he mentions s-expressions, list structure, multi-level lists, ...
I'm not a hardware engineer or anything, but apparently it's a little more innovative than that. From Google's page (https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/infrastructure/a-quic...) about the previous cable which uses it:

> Traditional subsea cables are powered from the shore end and rely on a dedicated set of pump lasers to amplify the optical signal for each fiber pair as data traverses the length of the cable. Now, SDM technology allows pump lasers and associated optical components to be shared among multiple fiber pairs, while still working within the unique power constraints of the ocean floor.

I don't profess to understand laser pumping, but it sounds like they found a way for multiple fiber pairs to share expensive and/or power-hungry active components. So it is stringing another fiber, but in layman's terms maybe kind of like network bonding by figuring out a trick to plug two ethernet cables into one port.
Comparatively, service-per-vm approaches are very wasteful and ineficcient, moreso if a container orchestration system is used to manage the deployment. It makes no sense to fine-tune VMs just to match the resource requirements of a single process, particularly as they change over time and as that approach leads you to a collection of custom-tayloted VMs that are needlessly cumbersome to manage and scale.

Meanwhile containers enable you to run multiple services on the same VM, scale them horizontally as you need on the same pre-determined amount of resources, use blue/green deployments to spread your services throughout your VMs automatically, and achieve all of this automatically and effortlessly.
Are they maybe a little too large and the denim on the thighs get in contact with the other thigh? Or do you ride bicycle and wear them against the saddle?
Why is the line cook accepting it?
Did you mean to link to another page? I don't see anything about infix operators on that one.
This is important. I get along with a bunch of people once they realize when im direct, i dont mean to insult them, but until that relationship is functional, knowing how to say things become really important. For some, you can never be straight and it is ok.
The dictionary starts with those 60 words, like axioms in mathematics. Then it builds up a vocabulary on top of them.

Left is defined this way: [X is on the right side of your body.] = X is on this side of your body: Most people write using the hand they have on this side of their body.

So "on a side of", "people", "be/is", are included in those first 60 words. "body", "write", "hand", etc. are defined after the first 60 words, but before "right" and "left".
Another important thing to understand is that "industrial AI" and "game AI" have different goals.

Industrial AI's main goal is solving hard problems.

Game AI's main goal is to provide an entertaining experience to the player within the context of a game, no more, no less.

Space invaders AI can be coded by any amateur programmer, however it succeeds in being entertaining while playing the game.
Spideroak one. Use them for quite some time... never had any real trouble but I use it more as a backup service tbh. Customer support is pretty good though!
Want for French badly. Would pay.
Good advice. This is what should be said in place of "effective communication".
I am a newbie to topology, so please help me. What is a topological sort and why does it describe this?
Reminds me of the Natural Semantic Metalanguage approach in linguistics by Anna Wierzbicka, Cliff Goddard and others. Nice to see, that there is actually quite some overlap both in quantity as well as in the actual words.
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> don't wear cotton in hot & humid climates

I seriously had to LOL at this. When I first moved to Japan, I was clueless. I live in a particularly hot and sunny part of Japan. During the rainy season, we sometimes have rain every day for a month (like this year :-P). It took having my clothes literally rot on the line before I understood this point. My predecessor (government program rotates foreigners to teach English) was famous for going to events with a shirt stained green from mould.

It's the very first thing I tell people when they come here: don't wear cotton. There are much better natural fibres for this weather. You can also have cotton synthetic blends and they won't rot. The clothes that work well in the UK and most parts of North America can't stand up to 2 months of 30 C plus at 90 percent relative humidity.

Having said that, there are a lot of traditional cotton clothes in Japan and I have found that they are surprisingly comfortable. However, they are expensive. Probably those details you are talking about ;-) Practically all of the cheap clothes I know of are synthetic blends.

I'd give one other small piece of advice: buy clothes in areas that are famous for the weather you want to feel good in. Anybody wants a nice, not-bulky, warm winter coat: buy it in Canada. You want a nice summer suit for 100 degree F weather? Taiwan. You want a sweater for those cold rainy days? Scotland.