skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Efficiency is a local maxima.
I might be late at this discussion but does anyone know how to I can win my domain name back from Yahoo Small Business?

Back Story: In 2005, when I was new to Computing world, I searched for "Free domain" and something led to another and Yahoo at the time bought the domain (while it seemed I would have to pay later). I did not use it and tried to see it in 2012 again, turns out someone was indeed using it (had same name), fair enough but now the domain is back with yahoo and I can not contact them at all. I tried their customer care [1], no reply. Also tried their forums, no reply. Cant get them on call either.

Any suggestions?

1: https://help.smallbusiness.yahoo.net/s/
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I am not an expert, so I might be missing something, but is this related to the finding that was reported in 2014 [1]?
Is it the new development that now they have actually observed the glymphatic system at work?

[1] [https://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/12/opinion/sunday/goodnight-...
Some commercial b2b provider had fibers already in a village (or close enough). They had no interest in providing residential service, tho. I think that provider has since been bought by Cogent (or was it level3)?

Also, I think my buddy oversubscribed the lines. And had some file sharing/fair use clause that customers needed to agree to and abide by. They didn't really do traffic shaping/DPI stuff, so once in a while they had to call or visit (when in the area anyway) the parents of some kid who just had discovered the wonders of bittorrent maxing out their allotted chunk of the bandwidth 24/7.

So yes, they bought some "business internet" from that provider, quite a lot of it. Wasn't cheap, but wasn't too expensive as they got hat provider to see the reason in "either you quote us prices we can pay, and we both make some money, or you don't and then neither of us does".
Kuklev @ Göttingen turned his research into a plugin? Great! Can we get one for VSCode as well please?
Wow. From UX perspective this indeed make sense somehow.
... which you should
Episode 3 of Utopia?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia_(Australian_TV_series)#...
I did read the article, and the anomaly only exists (or at least is shown) only for US data.
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Well, they only have to discover that their program halts, not all arbitrary programs so that's not quite the Halting Problem.
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I hate stories written this way! I feel like I’m about 1/3 of the way through and it just stops. Someone had to write 800 words and, gosh darn it, exactly 800 words were written

I’d love to have learned more in this story

I know people that collect PDPs, and I used to have a small collection of 80s personal computers myself.

This stuff is interesting in many ways - what word size is used? I/O, storage, core memory, valves, mercury delay lines, anything else?

These were the wild-west days of computers, and there was little in the way of standard components. But this article barely scratched the surface of what this computer has

Gives me something to do tomorrow I guess
[I noticed this became increasingly off-topic as I wrote it...but I guess I'll post it anyway]

One thing that's a bit unfortunate to me is that domains don't practically seem to have much "resolution" compared to home addresses. Of course there is a whole hierarchy with countries, states, and even cities, but at end of the day many people like me simply have a domain [firstname][lastname].com. But where does that leave all of the other Firstname Lastnames out there? And then when I actually setup email addresses I can throw in all these different users (which I do...e.g. ml@ for mailing lists and todo@ for a todo dump), but they are all pointing at me in the end. Publicly I basically only have one email address that others use even though i could have *@domain.

I'm honestly not even that clear on exactly what the problem here is. It seems that basically the point is that a domain originally was meant to map to an larger organization probably with an administrator, whereas if you want to use it privately you basically need to treat yourself as that one person organization. Something feels a bit off, but I don't know quite what it is...
Do you really want to be a lifetime income maximizer, though, rather than a satisficer? Medical doctors need to put in an incredible amount of work and study in order to get into the career, and even more after becoming an MD.
The worst of both worlds
Haven't they ever watched Jurassic Park? Life finds a way. Hehehe.
Or maybe they just like brie?
This is the Arab world today, not at that time.
Jaguar Smartkey
you mentioned this as an example non-offensive comment that is nonetheless dead:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20600442

the reason it is dead is because the person who made it recently got banned for bad behavior.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20582828

i'm not going to go through all of your examples, but this should hopefully be enough of a nudge to indicate that you have to look at the bigger picture.
Yup. You're 80. You spend your money on a modem, because some marketing guy tells you that's all you need to send e-mails. Then there's this thing in your room, you still have no idea how to send an e-mail, so you call tech support. Then suddenly you are the idiot, and get ridiculed.

Reminds me a lot of how narrow-minded a lot of people are in tech. Everyone who knows a bit more than you is a wizard and everyone who knows a bit less is a moron.
Not being able to lurk in the background does not have anything to do with security. I don’t think Signal uses it and they’re generally considered secure. You can check out their source.
> The fact of the matter is that no other career path even comes close to the risk-adjusted lifetime financial remuneration of becoming a doctor.

This seems like a very sad way to view the world.
I also have a three computer setup with syncthing (one master, two slaves), and the thing was bulletproof around the world.

When go to another country, open my laptop, connect to a wireless network and bam. Syncthing connects, things got synced automagically.
IIRC from the book Chaos it was often referred to as Poincaré’s relativity theory in France.
You describe a general oligarchy.

The point is that capital is not defined as the property of the capitalists. There are virtually no pure "capitalists" in the sense that they only own capital and do no work around that capital.

In developed countries there aren't even that many pure workers, because most workers own insurance policies, some "means of production" or even equity in a company or two.

The problems which are often called "capitalism" are in my opinion more about a power disequilibrium causing exploitation, especially using capital as power to take capital away from poorer people or distributing the value gain in a way that is perceived as inequitable.
AT&T also asks for your ID, so since they're using a stolen credit card I presume they're also committing identity fraud. Is this really wide spread issue though? Since they must be on the CCTV how many times can a scammer use the same human agent?
I already feel bad eating octopus nowadays but farmed octopus would be horrible.
> And there are Persians that would take offense to this association.

Believe me, it's the same here in North-Africa and Arabs are really loathed. But again, it's a nomination that's often mistaken for an ethnicity.
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Survival bias. If people helps but don't film we don't see the video so there is a lot of videos of people filming and not helping.
Blast from the past ^_^ I wonder if there are any new stories coming out, or if things have been prepackaged so well now that nobody is able to break them?
Until they take those away. The Chrome devs have an annoying habit of removing flag options once they consider the 'feature' to be out of beta.
Even in my webcam before removing the IR filter I could see the faint remote light if pointing directly at it.
After removing the ir filter I could literally see in a room without lights just lit by the remote.
The shadows feel a little too much personally, but other than that it looks good.
North Korea ‘stole $2bn for weapons via cyber-attacks’
Though note that it is not simple to understand; it will take quite a lot of real work to grok, unless for some reason you already know about univalence.
This makes me remember the movie 'The Rookie' (Disney, 2002) with Dennis Quaid.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt00265662/

Based on the story of Jim Morris

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Morris
I have actually done a similar WTF myself when I had been programming professionally for about a year, I had to do a validation on SOAP requests for some EU project in ASP in 1999-2000 (thankfully only one of the acronyms in that statement are still relevant) and the parameters for doing it had changed a couple days before.

There was a requirement that we had to deliver all validation code in VBScript that would run in the ASP but also should handle possible future changes to the request, and I had examples of all valid possible requests (which as I said had just been changed a couple days before), so I wrote an XSLT that went over all the XML templates and generated a bunch of VBScript if statements and for loops for each possible valid request and if it didn't find it returned an error message that it was invalid.

So anyway based on the theory that I can understand any stupid coding wtf I myself have done - if the wtf code is generated by some other better code I understand why the code is so awful, but if it is handwritten I still don't understand. And my guy handwrote his code. I'm guessing yours too. crazy.
One of the best TV shows I've ever watched. It was available on Netflix as "Dreamland" but seems it's been removed.
Wow. Finally a prover with serious IDE support.

I always believe this field would be very useful and evolving steadily in the industry. It just doesn't attract eyeballs like machine learning and blockchains.
Why do Chinese people like their government?
Students at Southampton have done a similar thing with wavefront generation and are commercialising it: http://www.audioscenic.com
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He didn't convince me that the occupation of Gaza is almost over.

I may not be an expert on the current state of the near-east conflicts, but it seemed to me as if the state of Israel doesn't really want to acknowledge the Palestinians as either citizens of Israel or as entitled to their own state.

And the Palestinians are not going to cease existing just because they are inconvenient for the established states in the region. Nor do they seem to be able to reign in the radical elements in their midst.
This reminds me of a quote from Mike Williams (one of the Erlang fathers):

> If you don’t make experiments before starting a project, then your whole project will be an experiment.
> and the #s come out to something like covering all of Australia with solar panels, if I remember correctly

You do not remember correctly. Estimates seem to vary, but Musk reckons 100 miles by 100 miles for America[0] which I make as 0.003% of Australia. It's a large (if imaginary) place.

[0] https://futurism.com/elon-musk-tells-national-governors-asso...
Seems dodgy if Clara has no offices etc.

I didn't realise the plan was to build new cities though to fund it. The trains in Oz are terrible so hopefully they come up with some high speed rail project down the east coast.
I live in Russia and we have different school for example.
>Common
>Lyceum
>Gymnasium

Lyceum and Gymnasium will give you better programs, teachers, resources, special subjects etc. They have fewer seats too obviously. And you don't have too many of them.

Common schools why being generally the same - also usually have different education levels. So before sendingg your kid to one of them you do a research - what kind of teachers does the school has, does it have football field or pool, maybe even you'll look into what have become of it's graduates.

When I was in school (1995-2005) The nearest school was... okay. It wasn't bad, but you don't really expect anything of it. Half boys older than 14 were smoking already, girls not giving two shits about studies, teachers who would just to their 9 to 17 routine. So I was attending Gymnasium 20 minutes away if you take a bus.
Because this fixes the issue of "i plugged it in but it doesnt work" issue, as you already know it wont work because it doesnt fit. Kinda like DDR slots
Do you have any counterexamples which aren't finite games where all the potential moves and outcomes can (at least in theory) be exhaustively enumerated at any point in time?
I'm diagnosed with OCD and have many of the symptoms for it. It tends to stay relatively low-grade and not life impacting, so long as I do the thing I said here. When it gets out of hand, I need to remember to follow through more with what this book told me to do: https://www.amazon.com/Brain-Lock-Twentieth-Anniversary-Obse...

That's the one my therapist had recommended.

I try to avoid medication, but that's a personal preference. I do hope you the best on your journey!

edit: removed a word that made my sentence mean what I didn't mean for it to mean.
Thanks for sharing. So it is basically a research programming language implementing some modern mathematical theories?
Deploying a scikit-learn model with ONNX und FastAPI
I'm quite sure I have tried all options available in the kernel I used back then without achieving performance comparable to ext4. My project manager was conviced that squashfs makes things faster (and so hoped I initially because the overall data volume is smaller) so I had a hard time to convince him that we will just drop that "optimization" from the project plan. (He was one of those who can prefer checkmarks over technical merit.) I don't remember the 4K option for sure, but if it existed, we tried and measured it. What is the size ext4 is reading from the block device? I'm reading this on holidays on my phone, so I cannot easily fire up blktrace. But I could guess it's 128K or even 256K. So still far from 4K.
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The trouble with HoTT is that it has very little to offer in regards to making it easier to prove the correctness of programs expressed in Hoare logic (which is ~99% of all computer programs).
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,,Big companies are hoarding big data and doing nothing with it–except invading our privacy.''

I'm not able to read the rest of the article, but I don't need to: this is a lie, and I'm sure the author knows that, it's quite easy to find algorithms that need lots of data.
Not just that, regressive practices like Triple Talaq and Child marriage were still legal in Kashmir.
Ask HN: How to learn game development skills?
Assuming you know basic computer science and a bit of programming (mostly backend systems), how would you start learning game development skills?

I'm assuming that you need to be aware of:

* 2D graphics (creating, editing vector and raster)

* 3D graphics (modelling)

* 2D and 3D animation (creating the movements, interactions, intersections)

* music and sound effects

* game loop

* UX, controls

What else would you suggest to add to the above? Where to start with these subjects?

I'm looking for training or tutorial materials that teach the basics, and not really looking for game-engine based walkthroughs (that can come later).
The HTML files are on the filesystem, the rendering is what turns that HTML into graphics and letters on your screen, and it happens on your computer, like god intended! ^_^
https://thestreamable.com/news/this-is-every-original-series...
I had a 138-page checklist during a software engineering gig. It was too ensure that my software was secure. While it was being approved (it passed, of course, the checklist being out of date and easy to meet), the legacy software (only fragments of which had source left) fulfilled the function. The legacy software was known to crash on constructed input that wasn't hard to guess.

The checklist had come after the software so any software that was better than legacy software couldn't displace it if it wasn't better in every way. So if you fixed one bug and attempted to deploy you couldn't because your new version had to pass the checklist.

Fascinating stuff.
Nothing you wrote negates the requirement of incoercibility. In all instances, the check can lie to you OR the vote system is broken.

Electronic (aka proxy) voting is a requirement on the checklist to skip physical presense.
Can't edit my top post for some reason but here's the updated link: https://youtu.be/joONWIGtcdY?t=583

Looks like the video got truncated after the livestream.
Even if there isn’t something like the idea, if the problem exists, people are doing workarounds to solve their problem. This is what you need to be looking at.
The Federal Reserve announces plans for a Real-Time payments system
The IDE features of slime are quite different to the ones one would want in a theorem prover. In particular many functional languages that aren’t CL have strong type systems (so you’ll want feedback about the types of things) and poor introspection (so something like swank isn’t so easy).

A language like Agda does have good emacs support and can do useful things like help you fill in holes. But every speed bump on the way to setting up a theorem prover is important because the target audience isn’t necessarily programming experts who will go through a lot of pain so long as they can use emacs at the end of it.
>As have been pointed out by multiple people, kids are perfectly capable of taking public transit themselves.

Sure, after a certain age.

>Kids under ten might need to be accompanied by a guardian, but there are usually two parents in a household, and some grandparents will help, too. Caretakers can be hired in certain cases.

This works out well in a well developed coutry I suppose. In Russia, for example, most people won't have this kind of options. You want your kid safe? You take your kid to the school yourself (before 10).

And again - I've describe certain cases, not just one. We've never had a car too, but for some cases this is a necessity.
This looks useful.

I wonder if the concept could be used to make predictions about data instead of just preparing it. ie, to interpolate likely missing values like in collaborative filtering?

There are probably several datasets that could be explained with this kind of scalable weak semi supervision
I have never seen one that would work in the wild. I don't think it is possible. We've had plenty of time to see something somewhere, but nothing. I gone through the papers, read other code, I've seen nothing that didn't require help from the target.

I don't accept the general hand waving "they keep getting better" because they haven't.

Most of these the exfiltration rate is so slow that simply xor'ing the secret with a random seed that changes locations or moving the memory around itself would prevent any attack.
A weapons cache was found along the Amarnath route. That does look like a terror threat to me.
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The point is that the most common thing people do when clicking the URL is typing something else in the search bar, and the second most is copying the URL. In both cases, having the URL change is a problem, because this includes people who don't know what the http:// means or what a subdomain is, and don't immediately understand when a URL is the same as another. Your extra click saves my mother, and millions like her, much more confusion than the click costs you.

You probably mostly know technically fluent people, and think ‘my mother’ is a euphemism, but it's not. If we can get to a world where she can see an unfakeable padlock and read ‘facebook.com’, rather than remember whether it was ‘https:’ or ‘https.’ in the URL bar, and which parts of the string of letters to skip, we've made her life less hostile.

The corresponding problem you're complaining about is incredibly trivial in comparison. If you're actually editing the URL, you see the whole URL. If you need to know these implementation details, they're vastly easier to find than, say, HTTP headers.
Highly recommend visiting the touring exhibit of artifacts from Thonis-Heracleion if you get a chance.
I don't think it breaks anything. If the world had gone this way, all the functions you use to read a file would read the data from the first byte after the header.
Great Cal Newport passion talk from 2015
emmc is not a MTD device. I measured only om eMMC.
Sorry, I meant portfolio, not resume.

There are companies that are very keen on hiring me because they've seen what I built in my brief working experience. My boss has already agreed to raise my pay once the investor money comes in (we have a chunk coming in soon) and discuss increasing my equity. What I want to know is how much equity I should be satisfied with, because I want to be well-prepared when this discussion occurs. It's a good idea and the company is at a turning point, so there is a chance it will take off. As the first employee and first technical person, I have a much better argument for higher equity here than at any other company, so if he gives me enough I might consider staying. What is a reasonable range for a situation like this?
>Medicine, especially highly critical / urgent care, needs to be socialized and shielded off from all negative effects of modern-day capitalism if this is to change.

If anything it’s existing shielding is the problem. The supply of doctors is artificially controlled and limited which means you can’t lower pressure through capitalistic approaches. Without fixing the supply (more doctors) or demand (don’t treat patients) issue these problems won’t go away.
Starbuck iOS app knows my location even when location service turns to Never
I have the Starbucks app on my iOS. I turned its location service to Never.

However, it often displays a notification when I drove near it. How is it be possible? Bluetooth beacon?
On iOS you can switch the keyboard with the small “globe” key between the “123” button and the dictation button on the lower left hand side of the keyboard, it’s one key press- assuming you added the keyboard in settings.
Interesting! I see potencial here for using this as the last step in a x to C transpiler.
I've driven around quite a bit in the south of France. My experience is quite different. Even in smaller towns. E.g Avignon, Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse don't have a lot of street parking in the downtown areas. Berlin is different in the sense that you can drive right up to the Alexander Platz and actually have a decent chance of actually parking your car near by. Also not for free obviously. That would be the same as driving to e.g. the Arc de Triomf in Paris or Picadilly circus in London and finding a place to park. It's been a while since I've been too either place but I don't think this is a thing.
There's still bioaccumulation from any heavy metals in the soil contaminating the plants, but yes, much less than in a more complex food chain.
I didn't even keep a list for that -- it was easier to keep a number. There were three things I needed to remember.
This is somewhere between misleading and wrong -- Spectre-ish attacks can be conducted by JavaScript when you visit a random web page. It's mostly appropriately-proportioned.
A brief history of coupling and cohesion
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They forgot to mention that Pakistan is happy for Kashmir to go down the route of independence, this potential positive resolution of the problem isn't supported by India.