skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People, please, think about what you want your children to become. Do you want easily employed drones that just as easily can get outsourced or replaced by AI, or do you want independent and creative thinkers? Creativity needs space and time. Extend both increasingly, with age. It's sad to me that American life requires you to manage their time - elsewhere they can just independently go to school, first on foot then on bycicle. Stop living in these hellscapes that makes that impossible, I consider it essential.
I sort of got this but I found this article full of clunky analogies including the "Darwinism" tag itself.
You can try https://1kprojects.com/
> Wipe out 90% of the population and we're back to what, the 1800s?

1. Except without access to easily accessible sources of oil, minerals, and energy.

2. If you think that rising sea levels are the problem [1] with climate change, I'm not sure you understand it, at all. This seriously undermines your points. The actual threat is disruption of agriculture, and ocean ecosystem collapse.
In rats

And it does change the brain in rats. It might change the brain in humans.
You are supposed to start with an empty bar and progress from there, so you have a good amount of time at low weight to work on form.

That said, I do agree there should be more flexibility work. The suggested warm ups are also inadequate.
You're assuming that a day laborer in the UK had income and standard of living similar to a lower-income Texan in 2019. It was closer to that of a lower-income Haitian in 2019.

EDIT: I was a bit low - BoE's inflation calculator puts a £20 income in 1813 at £1,362.94 in 2018, or about the average income of a Haitian today. So let's say, a lower-income Afghan?
Solution: tip in cash.
Fido (and now w3c)'s WebAuthn come to mind
I don't think ITER stands for "International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor" anymore.
Actually it looks like I have it about 10% in real estate, 20% public equities, 10% private equities, 20% cash, and still 40%... crypto!
Italy investigates Booking.com over €150m of unpaid VAT
> Note that, yes, I'm comparing Metro peak with Boston daily average. The >10x advantage remains. "More than 70% of rail ridership occurs during the morning and evening rush hours, and 43% of these commuters ride Metro in a one-hour time period"

I don't understand what you're trying to say here. It looks like you want to draw a comparison between carrying capacity for a road and carrying capacity for a railroad. OK.

What does "the >10x advantage remains" mean? Remains after making what adjustment? The quote you provide immediately after that sentence severely undermines your implicit claim that rail is efficient by pointing out that, although the Silver Line's capacity is high, that capacity is worthless because almost all of it goes unused.

Also, you're not doing the passenger-miles-per-hour math correctly. To get maximum possible passenger-miles-per-hour, multiply 25,000 passengers by the average speed of the trains, yielding an answer in units of passenger-miles-per-hour. You multiplied 25,000 passengers by 30 miles, yielding 750,000 passenger-miles (not per-hour). (As it happens, the average speed is 33 mph, so you slightly underestimated peak capacity... except that, of course, peak capacity in reality is much, much lower, unless you'd like to force people onto the Metro.)
Expect different, not necessarily less.

The context is obvious: Parents get less house time, do more house-irrelevant things during said time, and most importantly - the outside is more hostile, so more and more kids life is organized and initiated by parents.
Statistics would be more valuable than a list of titles. How many people have titles such as “president” or “Vice President”? How does this compare to churn at other companies, statistically?
I don't disagree, but I also think that 11 year olds are incredibly capable beings and it's exciting to see tooling emerge that helps us stop thinking of everyone under the age of 18 as being incapable of living a full and rich life.
Sprinklers are not sized to work simultaneously and building codes dont handle arsons. The size if the system would be enormous.
Adequate escape routes (e.g. to the roof) could be more helpful.
> Italian authorities are investigating whether Booking.com is liable for at least €150m in unpaid VAT on holiday rentals made through its platforms, according to two people familiar with the matter.

> Booking.com considers itself an intermediary between property owners and guests and treats reservations as direct transactions between the two.

> But according to those close to the investigation, the lack of an automatic system for VAT payment means that the tax often goes unpaid, resulting in a significant shortfall over time.

> Italian prosecutors are investigating whether Booking.com should be liable for paying the VAT owed on payments made between 2013 and 2018. They consider the €150m figure a “conservative estimate”, the people added, based on an analysis of the company’s revenues in Italy and police interviews with individuals using its platform.
One does not write 'directly in AST' in Lisp.

Lisp is written in nested lists of prefix expressions.

Instead of

foo(bar(1,2));

one writes

(foo (bar 1 2))

Instead of

function foo(bar) {
bar.baz = "hello";
}

one writes

(defun foo (bar)
(setf (slot-value bar 'baz) "hello"))

Instead of

function(a) {
a + 1;
}

one writes

(lambda (a)
(+ a 1))

Basically it's writing hierarchical lists of tokens in a externalized data structure: symbolic expressions.

An AST would represent more information. For example a s-expression representation of an AST might look like:

(anonymous-function-definition
:argument-list ((variable :name a))
:body (function-application (function :name +)
:arguments ((variable :name a)
(constant :value 1))))

It would actually represent from parsing what the meaning of the tokens is (function, variable, constant, ...) and what the syntactic constructs are: function definition, function application, argument list, ... -> an AST is the result of a syntax analysis.

see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_syntax_tree

The Lisp source representation lacks this information and needs to be parsed/interpreted to construct this information. The Lisp reader does not do a syntactic analysis of a program - it does not even know the difference between program and data. On the Lisp source level a program is just data and (+ a 1), (a + 1) and (a 1 +) are all valid expressions - but only the first is a valid Lisp expression.
So what does it criticize exactly? PGP, OpenPGP, GPG, or...?
I beleive it's all in your head. I used to feel very self conscious in my CS classes about looking like a meathead, but I can't point to in instance during schooling or career where that feeling was confirmed by someone's actions/words.
Wolfram Alpha is interpreting that as £10000/yr * 1,792.

As the top comment notes, according to BoE's inflation calculator [1], that's £680K/yr, or $850K/yr.

[1] https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetary-policy/inflation/in...
Nice idea! Wish you luck
I'm the opposite for hardcore engineers. An in-shape, muscular person looks like they have dedicated a non-trivial amount of time to not software. I presume most people that look like that just see writing software as "a job" and won't be as capable of fully owning anything more complex than small portions of a complex application.
I believe the _5 syntax is specific to Jupyter, but in Python, the output of the last statement you execute is bound to _

For example, if you simply enter 4 into a Python REPL, printing _ will also print 4

It's really handy if you call a long statement in the REPL and forget to save the output to a variable

I wrote about it once if you'd like to see some better examples: https://utf9k.net/blog/lost-python-results/
I don't use it any more, I liked but I was using it as a CRM in a role I'm no longer in. At the time there was a consultant running an airtable youtube channel that I found helpful. He has videos titled things like "planning a party using airtable" and also has personal use case examples in some videos with names that don't make that clear eg. the "Using Views in Airtable to Improve Workflows" video is about a system he and his partner use to plan meals and then make shopping lists for them. I recommend poking around his stuff for ideas.

https://www.youtube.com/user/GarethPronovost/videos
Unfourtanly we developers think often we can build something and they will come and use our software. The truth is pretty harsh, it is mainly about selling your software. You need to get comfortable talking to people, reaching out, cold emailing/calling them.
> Drop the Ai, it's overkill.

Well, if you do want to use AI, this project is totally open source, "real" AI and pretty damned easy to use,[0] and generates something that's pretty darn close to SOTA as far as actual "musical" interest goes! Unfortunately, it seems to need Python 2. It would be really nice if someone forked the project (it's pretty researchy/proof-of-concept right now!) and committed to maintaining it for the foreseeable future, to run on whatever supplants Python 2 as the "standard" platform for Theano, when that version of Python goes EOL.

[0] https://github.com/hexahedria/biaxial-rnn-music-composition
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Which is to say get a competent coach or record every compound lift you do and form check the videos. You may think you are doing a lift correctly, but you're rounding out or whatever. It's very hard to tell without that extra evidence. Done correctly powerlifting is about as safe as strenuous physical activity gets, but with bad form you will ruin your knees, your back, and who knows what else.
Also briefly discussed on a recent episode of 99% invisible: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/built-on-sand/
For a subsect of a subsect of the population - those who genetically respond well to training and drugs. The general consensus on gear is you shouldn't start until you're familiar with the nuances of training (3-5 years). Particularly when it comes to ligament health- it's very easy to outstrip recovery ability when progressing fast on gear. That doesn't stop people from being reckless.

Plenty of people on gear who doesn't have the basics dialed in and get poor result. That said, I whole endorse more research into gear use, it's sad that purity of sports culture has basically made the area taboo. I think a lot of the population, particularly elderly or sedimentary would benefit from more muscle providing if the true cost benefit analysis are better understood or better gear is developed without current known side effects. The benefit would be compounded with resistance training but that's a hard sell for general population whereas magic juice is not. The health care savings in mitigating falls among elders (one of the largest medical expenditures) alone would be gargantuan.
I don't think that was the argument. OP was saying after maturity the scales tip to being net emitters.
What were the "most worth it" items for you?
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1000000000 :: Int
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They needed paper planners 50 years ago. This is the same thing only digital.
A lot of families don't even have texting, let alone IM each other regularly on their personal computing devices.

Please don't generalize your experiences so recklessly.
As with most of the options suggested in this thread, no pricing and no explicit definition of whether it can be used on videos and no clear definition that I can save output of a specific length.

I get the impression that most of the music software companies are run by people who are very musically/engineering oriented, but not very connected to the business side of things.

I shouldn't have to send an email to a company saying "how do I buy this?"

Without any obvious product or service for sale, it's not discernible from a hobby project.
> Signal uses standard cellular mobile numbers as identifiers

This is a big no. Even Wire uses metadata but only requires an e-mail account. I would like to see Ricochet (https://ricochet.im/) picked up by someone. Tor hidden services have been improved with added features which Ricochet does not utilize. I skimmed through the codebase and I came across some issues, heck, even the design is a bit obsolete as we have better algorithms with better parameters. Regardless, the idea is great and this is definitely doable, even by modifying Ricochet's codebase.

There is Cwtch (https://cwtch.im/) that extends Ricochet to support multi-party messaging. I did not dig deep into it, but it may use the same algorithms. Additionally, it uses a language with a GC.

I think a Ricochet-like IM software written in Ada/SPARK using libsparkcrypto (https://github.com/Componolit/libsparkcrypto) would be ideal.
Similar things happened in other Soviet occupied countries that would become part of the Eastern Block. Otherwise transplanting a political and ideological system from the USSR wouldn't have worked, not without replacing the then current intelligentsia with a new one, ideologically aligned with the USSR.

I'm always thankful to the Polish because they sparked the 1989 revolutions with Lech Wałęsa's Solidarność movement.
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My cousin is raising 2 kids in a major urban center. Discussions of what pre-K they needed to prepare for starts around the time they are able to independently walk. Social calanders are decided weeks in advance. Play dates are heavily documented on social media and 'bucket-lists' of rites of passage such as photo session at a historical landmark, baseball stadium, etc are turned into holiday cards. My cousin might be an outlier, she is an incredibly driven business woman who juggles a full time lucrative career with family life, but I can't imagine her lifestyle is worth the stress. As far as I can remember the kids have always been dressed in coordinated outfits, hats, vests, capes, etc.

She is definitely a loving mother and cares the worlds for her kids, but I feel incredibly uneasy if this becomes the new norm for kids to succeed in our society.

This is not objective but my brother in law's extended family lives in the suburbs far from a much smaller metro area, spend their time primarily outdoors lightly supervised, and to me are far more confident, articulate, and fun kids.
https://mobile.twitter.com/AmandaHaddock/status/922493664856...
And the 2009 news article properly referenced by that wikipedia article:

https://www.cnet.com/news/tesla-motors-founders-now-there-ar...
> Google Mail is quite fast for me as well... And I'm not even using some crazy fast computer, just old PC with Core i5.

If you want to see fast mail, go load the basic html version of Gmail. I have it bookmarked because it loads as fast as you think it should.

Regular google mail loads so painfully slow in comparison, they needed a splash screen.
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The fonts are so wacky on this webpage, that it looks like they copy/pasted from elsewhere
Ah, but he said to Hubbard "They are pink but there money is green."
How about OpenSpace as an alternative? Used by Nasa and the Hayden Planetarium for example. https://www.openspaceproject.com/
We shouldn’t need religion for this.
I really hope to get it sorted with Twitter. Unfortunately getting support from them is ridiculously hard.
To me the question is whether 1) the people who are leaving are the best in their field 2) they are the best for Tesla's long term plan and 3) whether this is normal / not normal for a high profile company or a disruptive tech company in 2019.
> Captain America hero mode

I don't really follow the Marvel universe very closely outside of X-men, but isn't Captain America a figure who stands in contrast to government overreach, Nazism, police brutality, etc? I think of him as being a sort of left libertarian.

I think we might actually need more Captain Americas in these situations, not less.
> Plenty of people on gear who doesn't have the basics dialed in and get poor result.

I don't believe this is true. I read a study (that I can't source right now) essentially suggesting something like:

Training +gear: 9kg of muscle gained
Training -gear: 5kg of muscle gained
No training +gear: 7kg of muscle gained
No training -gear: 0kg of muscle gained

All that said, I'm left with the same conclusion as you, which is we should be actively shooting up menopausal men with testosterone. When my count goes below healthy, I'll certainly be looking for it.
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Need some help? Maybe a well organized Ketozol Review program that will give you suggestions about body weight. As for any individual, information is king. This weight thing needs to be studied and made a part of our everyday awareness.Whenever they is a news report we seem to hear more and more about how being overweight is now becoming the norm. And yet many who would like to, cannot seem to find the best way to shed those extra pounds.

Being overweight can lead to great many health problems, as well as just being uncomfortable and feeling hopeless if you keep trying, without success, to diet. High blood pressure and heart disease as well as many other illnesses are believed by many health authorities to be made worse by being overweight. Many people are searching for the best way to lose weight and improve their health, well being and appearance, as well as their general levels of fitness and energy.

https://thedietsquare.com/diets-to-lose-weight-fast/
I think parents want their children to be able to have a career that will allow their children to have the economic resources to navigate modern society (pay for university, home, provide for family).

Creativity and independence in thinking comes second.
He does - and then rejects GP's estimate, as he's more interested in analyzing relative incomes and income inequality (i.e. taking a social/political perspective) than looking at things from Miss Bennet's perspective.
Insurance makes lawsuits against property it covers -- more likely, because insurance increases chances of plaintiff to get paid.
While I'd always recommend barbell training, I actually got my start from a dead simple book called Body For Life, and I still think it makes a great beginners plan.
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I also view the apearance of classical physics as you say, but I am not sure if that rules out this concept in the article. I admittedly don't really understand what the article is saying. (It takes me alot of work to understand these things.) The author does admit that this is just an implementation of the basic laws of quantum maechanics. I suppose why this is interesting is just that in large systems the aggregate behavior does not always follow obviously from the basic rules.

I would like to write down what I considered to be the standard motivation for why the classical solution arises, which is in other words why it is more probable, as you point out.

In the Feynman path integral formalism, any paths in the system is possible, with an amplitude proprotional to the exponential of the action. (Action as in a Lagrangian). For paths that are an extremum of the action, there is the least destructive interference between neighboring paths, since there is the smallest phase change between these neighboring paths. Of course this extremum of the action is, not coincidentally, the classical solution, which is the result from the lagrangian formulation of classical machanics.
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Is this really the time and place for your pedantry?
BMW's CEO stepped down 2 weeks ago. Ford has had 4 CEOs in the last four years... not a sound from the media.

The janitor at Tesla quits and its a top story about a company in turmoil.
> An in-shape, muscular person looks like they have dedicated a non-trivial amount of time to not software.

Hitting the gym can actually be pretty complementary to writing software or doing other sorts of engineering in the best possible way. For example, many people are psychologically messed up due to some sort of mental "baggage" that basically shows up as a somatic fight-or-flight response, albeit generally in an in-set, chronicized form rather than a literal stress reaction. This can place a significant cap on both your executive function and your self-perceived mental acuity. Hitting the gym is an excellent, time- and cost-effective way to work that stress out of your body and mind!
Before I trained an engineering manager literally said offhand a candidate was "to big," during my training I had a small framed junior engineer do a 180 and become adversarial after I talked about my training and goals at a group lunch and in interviews I've sensed discomfort from men with small frames as well. It really is instinctual.

In the manosphere subculture it is called getting "mogged" as in Alpha Male Other Guy and in forums where they speak freely it is an acknowledged phenomena.
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I'd say a big draw of Tesla is their well executed styling, both inside and out. I'm not sure if his purview was design, QC, supply chain, or all of the above for interiors, but thats akin to say, the VP in charge of displays leaving apple. Big portion of the product.

But I'm not in the hardware biz so /shrug
That comment is more directed towards the increase in eating disorders, body dysmorphia and negative thinking when comparing progress online. Particularly in men. 5 years ago, 5plate is a solid deadlift, now junior women are pulling that. And it's causing very brittle minded people grief and others to push too hard ruinously when it's clearly not in their cards. Not to mention predatory fake natties schilling nutrition supplements, photoshopped photos etc etc. The gap between the average joe and top 0.01% is increasing as participation increases. I'm sure expectations will normalize with time, but I've noticed a distinct increase in unhappiness among people who spend too much time on bodybuilding/powerlifting instagrams due to increasingly unrealistic expectations. That's not unique to lifting culture overall, but it's a salient development for a niche sport that rapidly gain popularity.
The most obvious use for this is to distribute an application with a scripting interface.

Users can write simple scripts which change behaviour, or react to events, without needing to learn a toy-language, or even necessarily have a compiler setup.
I don't think that's a very subjective observation. It's really challenging to let urban kids be unsupervised (and, in some places - it's borderline illegal)
How is elevation used?
Is it a bad thing to get kids thinking about this? I mean, this is what they have to do when they select what subjects they want to do. This has happened all over the world for at least 30 years.
Don't quit your job. Work on your project in your spare time. First of all your idea will probably take minimum 3-4x longer to gain traction than your most pessimistic guess. If/once it gains traction it will probably take significantly longer to be profitable than your most pessimistic guess.

Work on your project in your spare time and only think about quitting your job once the idea is verified by actual customers. I spend 3-4 years burning through savings without getting any traction. I have since started another project which will be done in my spare time. Having to deal with both money and start-up related issues at the same time is not preferable.
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I implemented SRP a decade ago — it has issues, and thus a lot of revisions. It also leaks your salt and you can’t use a pepper. There is Opaque (see the play on PAKE! but it’s new and difficult to search for).
pizza has the highest margin of all fast food varieties. I think this is also the reason it was available for delivery long before modern food delivery services.
A minor quibble - Mrs. Bennet was her mother. Miss Elizabeth Bennet became Mrs. Darcy.

These things mattered in early-19th-century England.