skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have been pitching this idea to friends and family for three years or more :) Ideas are cheap though. Congrats on taking your first few steps on making this a realty reality.

Would love to learn more about your level of funding, team etc. in case you're hiring software engineers.
There was a manager i worked with whose last name was "Null". She complained that every few months her account would get wiped from the HR system.
Oh I did not mean to intend that the threat of violence is present or is necessary for success in every case. I myself know first hand of a limited success where there was nonesuch
> While supporting startups is a good aspiration, it's not the purpose of antitrust action.

Antitrust action is about keeping everyone in the market on a level playing field and startups have the most to gain from this. Although to be fair, you're right - the EU ruling did not really tell Google how to implement their decision. Maybe they should've been more specific?

> Also, the regulator should ensure that Google doesn't do silly things like highlight Amazon Product Search on a screen where you choose which engine you want to search the whole web with. I'm fairly confident they will do their job. These guys are not amateurs.

I have zero faith in EU regulators after Article 11/13.
> The two line take-away is: care less about material things. Gee.. nobody said that before, 2000+ years ago. Did they?

Yes, seriously, how is this news? Every single spiritual teacher, every religion, even every motivational coach will tell you this in the first hours of their teachings. How is this new?

Yes, it takes time to integrate it, it is not enough to just read about but what the article is going to integrate it for me? It is just more reading. There are thousands of readily available sources for this "profound truth", it is literally everywhere.
Turn off javascript for wired.com and it works well. I use uMatrix to do it.

https://imgur.com/dg4MpiY
It's not whole FedEx. It's one office.
That just sounds like misandry.

Society has an attitude problem with women in some respects too, but people just call it misogyny, not "toxic femininity" or whatever.

Being consistent with terminology is sadly underrated.
The worst thing about Teams for me is the god-awful file managing solution. Everything shared actually goes in to the SharePoint backend, but changes made in Teams don't always carry over to SharePoint and vice versa.

In addition, moving folders and files is such a broken and unintuitive pain, there's no way to do it inside Teams, you have to go to SharePoint in your browser.

I'm sure everyone who has had the displeasure of using it agrees with me.
Probably not wrong. But frequently only happened to some ONE and now we have these idiotic rules that stifle everyone.
Ow, my spectrum.
> The intent with EV was that the presence of its UI element--regardless of what it said--would confer trust.

I don't see how you can say that.

If I go to paypal.com and see "Joe's Pizza Shack" in the green text, there's no way I'm going to trust it.

If a phisher is capable of legitimately acquiring a certificate that says "Stripe, Inc." just as they could one that says "Joe's Pizza Shack", then the presence of the green text means nothing more than "someone was convinced to pay money for green text", and it certainly doesn't mean I'm talking to the company I thought I was.

And the ability to get a legitimate certificate saying "Stripe, Inc." means that EV can aid phishing attacks, because the existence of the green text is supposed to trump all other trust indicators ("is paypalcares.com legitimate? It's got the green 'PayPal, Inc.' text, it must be!").

Which is to say, users don't notice if the green text is gone, meaning it has no benefit, and users may trust the green text over other warning signs, meaning the ability to successfully spoof another company's green text makes EV an attack vector rather than a defense.
I don't understand the math. I put in 2000 monthly rent, initial investment 50000, and 36 months of stay. That spits out a return of 72784, so my capital grew by 22784 dollars. In other words, in this particular example, 632.89 dollars per month were saved up for me. How is this 7% of something? What's the formula for calculating this?

I first thought the system might be crazy and promise 7% monthly compound interest since 2000 * 1.07 ^ 36 = 22847.88, which squares pretty well with the number above. But doubling the time to 72 months only grows to a "profit" of 63000 dollars rather than 261000. So that's good, but then I don't understand how this is calculated.
80% of the US population lives in a city.
No worries man I signed up for the sketchy mail chimp list I’m pumped to see where this goes
We tax carbon and you lose your pet before I lose my holiday. You lose your foreign fruit, your meat, and maybe you even lose the chance to bring children into the world. But I’m carbon negative every year, so I get to fly.

And I’ve been to those places too and it looks like you missed out on something. I really don’t feel like they were anything alike.
See https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2019/04/instant-loading-am... which addresses the concern about the URL.
You can see it for a number of sites already. For example, search for an AMP result from collins dictionary.

As reported in the paper, prerendering only affects amp pages in the first viewport of the search results, which is reported as 10% of the results in their sample. Prerendering does not have any security issues. AMP guarantees that all resources in preload are served by the AMP cache, and custom javascript is prevented by your browser via CSP.

Javascript based analytics works fine, with support for all major vendors and custom setups.
Essentially this is a loan without requiring down payment or credit score, and you can quit the loan anytime in the middle. There is no commitment therefore no need of qualification.

The trick is this must be in an amount much higher than rental. While you may choose to leave the lease with some "equity", the truth is landlord borrowed money from the renter in the meantime and earn interest.

The only question is, what's the law and regulation around this model?
Actually, you could pitch the idea to Netflix. It sounds like something they might do. And, yes, I would watch it. :)
Off topic, but does this meme/way of writing have a name?

It's used a lot in Youtube comments and it weirdly grates me.
I'm not sure this is always or even mostly the case. Would love to see regulations with a fixed sunset date like 10 years or something.
+1 Balsamiq, very cool and easy to use
Just a note that if you're using AWS Lambda, arc.codes has native async function support, without callbacks. Ie, you just return a response instead of running res()

https://arc.codes/guides/http

And some cool middleware that's also await based:

https://arc.codes/guides/middleware
Correct. It’s a little bit of both. We both select housing markets that meet various criterium we’ve set as well as seeing where customer demand drives us.
Arrived the company and Arrived the fund (which owns the homes) are separate entities. Arrived the company is the manager of the fund, but the fund assets are protected in it's own entity. Members of the service invest as LPs in the fund and would have the option to exchange their shares based on the income and value of the homes. If all fund LPs wanted to exchange their shares, the fund may need to sell its ownership position in the portfolio of homes and each member would receive their share accordingly.
> Most people want to be good but for little obstacles or habits. We have to change the habits and remove the obstacles. That's our job.

I love this quote. Notice it applies to an infinite amount of contexts.
That leads to the idea that society and the sane people within it cannot distinguish between the insane and the hypersane.
It seems they have a Startup plan
Indeed. If only "internalised misandry" and "misandry" were terms in common use, and the existence of which people didn't try to deny, we might able to see that sexism in society, no matter the source or target, is bad for, and has an impact on, everyone - and start addressing it honestly and without victim blaming.
Why would being completely aware of everything not allow one to function in a society if one wanted to?

Does it imply that you can't selectively focus on things?

Right now if I am to do the dishes, I am already aware of thousands other things and concepts and deep truths about reality, and sciences, etc. etc, but I can focus on this one task, it doesn't matter what I am aware of, if I choose to do it I can do it. How would being aware of more things put a dent in that?

If so, then call it for what it is (perhaps "attention deficit disorder"?), but it has nothing to do with the amount of awareness.
Not really; it has been publicly known since the late 80s, with reports like Duncan Campbell's Somebody's Listening (1988)[1]. In 2001, even the European Parliament was telling people to use encryption to avoid the widespread NSA private and economic espionage.

Snowden gave us the details, but it's been generally known for a long time.

[1] http://www.duncancampbell.org/menu/journalism/newstatesman/n...
I can't find the reddit comments now, but /u/AhmedF and /u/silverhydra have actually spoken about this before as a challenge they faced when starting examine.com. Nobody will accept strength training advice from a skinny dude, nobody will accept dietary advice that isn't endorsed by Doctor X, MD and Dietician, nobody will read your content if it is not phrased in terms of "The top 19 nutrition myths of 2019".

They have accepted that examine.com must have some of these "red flag" features, else it will never be able to do the good that it was created to do.
The cynic in me says that’s how they got those “more than 13 million daily active users”, and there may be some truth in that. If your KPI is “daily active users”, and that’s measured by keys pressed and mouse clicks, getting everybody to click a few times is a win (for you)
AFAIK "female presenting nipples" is banned from Apple's App Store in non-17+ apps. A huge company such as Facebook could maybe fight it, Automattic certainly can't.
Yes but if I have client's that aren't startups, and want to use a product like this, I'd much more easily recommend a cheaper alternative.
these are fair comments but you also have to be careful not to come off as “I don’t know if I’m going to make it I only ever self published this one book maybe you’ve heard of it ‘the martian’ “ this phenomenon can swing both ways
For newborns or one-year olds and onwards?
> material wealth, social status, conformity to social structures, etc. - aren't really the keys to happiness

So what makes you think not having those things will make you happy? Material wealth can make you both happy and sad, and so do all the other things.

For all I know, it seems pursuing happyness is not the best strategy to become happy.
What do you mean? (assuming it's about Jesus)
This is a misunderstanding. Browser requests to ad and analytics networks are never proxied by the AMP Cache. They are made directly from your browser to the vendors listed. You can verify this in network tools. The AMP Cache proxies: AMP Pages, images, fonts. That's pretty much it, since those are all that's needed for prerendering.
If it is a random list of all search engines, I will be registering 10,000 search engines named every dictionary word...
Can’t watch the video atm, but in case it’s not mentioned - Nolan says he based the structure of Dunkirk on the shepard tone. Always rising in intensity, never ending. Great film!
What Ballmer means is that he has immediate access to $2B. This does not mean that he has that amount in the bank account.

When Ballmer calls a bank and asks them to verify that he can get $2B, he means that bankers arrange that kind of credit for him so fast that it's like cash. He has line of credit he can get without negotiating with his bank.
Not new conceptually but still a new option in the marketplace in most places.

Or similar to the distinction between calling a taxi vs using an smartphone app with live GPS, you’re still ‘calling’ a cab to a predefined location but the experience is new and different, via maps, picture of the driver/car, reviews, receipts, user selected destination without telling the driver, more car/ride options, etc.

Details are everything in business and product development.
Thanks. I have the first book in VALIS - will start on it. It does take some effort to track things as one is unraveling it. But the feeling of realization and a new way of looking at things that you get at the other end of such works is worth it.

The problem is keeping those insights. One has to hold on to them, ensure they don't get lost in the ever increasing sea of information. To revisit them periodically and imbibe in oneself. Another problem is not knowing if you are the only one to see it this way. It shouldn't, but it is.
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> 1) Americans just in general tend to drive their kids to school dues to fear of child abductions and related ever-present paranoia.

Is it true that in some places this paranoia has gotten so far that you’ll get reported to child services if you let your kids walk to school?

> 3) Boston's weather is also miserable - the place is at just latitude so that wet, 30 degree weather prevails in winter, giving freezing rain, frozen rain, slush and all manner of nastiness. Plus horrible hot, humid summers. So you have to avoid walking a lot.

In Slovenia, same latitude as Montreal, I walked to school and back every day for 16 years. Yes even college.

What’s the problem with walking a kilometer or two in ... weather? Sometimes it rains, sometimes it snows, slush in spring, hot in summer ... so what? Just dress appropriately.

I have fond memories of early spring where you walk to school in a winter jacket and back from school in a t-shirt jacket in hand.
This thread seems to be an argument between inner-city people who don't see a need for a car, and people who don't live in a city who can't understand why people in cities don't give a toss about anyone else.
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lol, you believe what you see on TV? here is a report that clearly states chernobyl had Europe-wide consequences "The Chernobyl fallout had a major impact on both agricultural and natural ecosystems in Belarus,Russia and Ukraine, as well as in many other European countries." http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/BRIE/2016/58197...
It's also worth noting that the cache is necessary for prefetching. Without the cache, the prefetch would leak user's query intent to an origin that the user has yet to decide to visit. This would violate the user's privacy, therefore a cache is necessary to achieve prefetch.
Not OP but if I wouldn't rm ~/matlab_crash_dump* regularly it would be hundreds of them. Can't really pinpoint the problems, but most of the time it's graphics related. Possibly because it gets used remotely over VNC or X2Go, not sure. In comparison the windows version over RDP has like 0 problems, running pretty much the same code.
> At first I was really put off by the language, I had never seriously worked with either web languages or languages that used dynamic typing. So many things seemed strange, dated, or even just plain wrong.

Did you keep a list of these things? That would be really useful to have, because the discussions on the internal mailing list end up saying "We need to talk to users and find out how they found it" and never do...
That's awesome! Would love to get your take/feedback. Email is in my bio if you want to discuss and I can share more on where we're at.
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It seems he was destined for something greater.
This sounds like a scheme straight from Upton Sinclair's "the Jungle"...
you are going by the data SO FAR. it still has the potential to wipe out ecosystems continent-wide. you sound like the finance industry in 2006 speaking about MBS
I've read in Twitter closer sources confirm the acquisition below 3 million
I don't want to be so presumptuous as to define
an exact approach before the technical exploration
has started

The same could be said of deciding such an absolutely massive migration is even beneficial/necessary in the first place, before a technical exploration! And yet apparently, that part has already been decided?

I am, of course, completely ignorant of how WP and Tumblr's infrastructure works. I'm not saying the migration would be a bad idea, technically or financially. Or good. Just honestly curious.

I promise we'll write about it afterward for
anyone who is curious.

Definitely looking forward to that. Best of luck. (That's not sarcasm. Honestly, best of luck!)
Thanks for you feedback!

About the software license, the web framework used (wt) is using the GPL license. So unfortunately I have to stick with it since I include/link with it. It is likely not a problem for SaaS though.

- ncmpcpp-like frontend: what do you have in mind actually? I am not sure since the goal here is to play the music on the device from which you access to the server.

- directory-based navigation: well I think that is a matter of taste. Personally I find the navigation directory based very restrictive. It does not scale well on a large collection and after all, it is just a fixed view of what you can offer using tag based browsing.
Most people use a genre/artist/album layout, but using tags you could easily achieve the same, and go even further and do whatever you want: genre/decade/artist/album, mood/album, genre/mood/artist, etc.
Honestly, I would rather encourage people to properly tag their files rather than spending time on implementing a clunky directory based navigation.

- Any info on the recommendation engine? How does it work?
Low-level Data is fetched from AcousticBrainz. See an exemple here for a random song: https://acousticbrainz.org/e73f3d92-4e9f-4db4-943a-41978d9db...
Some features are extracted for each track (the exact list is here: https://github.com/epoupon/lms/blob/develop/src/database/Sim...) and all these features are used together to classify the tracks. You can find details here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-organizing_map .
Once it is done, you get a map with all your tracks in it, and using the underlying SOM you can determine the neighbourhood of a given track.
The recommendation engine uses this map. For example, if you want albums that are similar to a particular one, you look for the tracks of the album in the map and you retreive the albums of the tracks that are close to them.

- Does musicbrainzId support include id3 tagging? id3 is a tag format used mainly in MP3. LMS reads all the tags using taglib. Therefore it can extract the tags (id3 or whatever) it needs internally (musicbrainz ids, artist, albumartist, date, etc.) as well as custom tags the administrator want too (
albummood, mood, albumgenre, grouping, etc.)
Hope that helps!
Yeah I weirdly agree with this comment the most i started facing a customer has been on teams since it came out I have been using for about 8 weeks after years of slack and I would say switching performance is my biggest beef. I don’t know why general performance wasn’t more of a discussion in this post since most of the big complaints are really tied to how your space is setup.
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One thing I have learned from reading (and occasionally taking part in) these discussions is that no, it is not. The US is different. It is too big, too small, too densely populated, too sparsely populated, too hot, too cold, too dry and too humid for anything to work. It does not matter if something appears to work most everywhere else. It will not work anywhere in the US.
> have you defined what would happen if Arrived went bankrupt?

I posted this above, but thought it might be helpful to repost here. Arrived the company and Arrived the fund (which owns the homes) are separate entities. Arrived the company is the manager of the fund, but the fund assets are protected in it's own entity. Members of the service invest as LPs in the fund and would have the option to exchange their shares based on the income and value of the homes. If all fund LPs wanted to exchange their shares, the fund may need to sell its ownership position in the portfolio of homes and each member would receive their share accordingly.

> would I buy homeowners insurance or renters insurance?

The Arrived fund carries homeowners insurance and our members carry renters insurance.

> Who has authority/responsibility for major work on the house?

Currently improvements on the house can be performed by the member with approval from Arrived. Members can submit an improvement project request and go from there. For major home maintenance items: New Roof, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, etc., these are the responsibility of Arrived.
Excellent! They were the true Titans of the Tech. industry. How i wish "modern" tech companies followed this advice.

This passage in particular should be memorized by every "Manager".

Over the years we have developed the policy that it is important for the supervisor to thoroughly know and understand the work of his group. A debate on this has been carried on by management people for years. Some say you can be a good manager without having the slightest idea of what you are trying to manage, that the techniques of management are all important. There are many organizations which work that way. I don't argue that the job can't be done that way but I do argue strongly that the best job can be done when the manager or supervisor has a real and genuine understanding of his group's work. I don't see how a person can even understand what proper standards are and what performance is required unless he does understand in some detail the very specific nature of the work he is trying to supervise. We have held closely to this philosophy and we intend to continue to do so. We expect you who are supervising to learn techniques of supervision and keep up to date. I want to emphasize you can supervise best when you know a great deal about the work you are supervising and when you know the techniques of supervision as well.
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Batteries stopped the UK's power cut being a total disaster
Only if the function "leaks" the async-ness instead of containing it (that is, waiting on any async calls synchronously). But yes, making a function async is a backward-incompatible change, just like manually changing the return type from `T` to `Future<T>`.
interesting video illustrating how corporations control US military action