skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had never expected to have my atheism challenged [..] part of it was recognizing a simply utilitarian value in faith

That feels odd to me. Recognizing the value of community doesn't seem at odds with a rejection of supernatural entities. Likewise, I don't see the value of evangelizing my agnosticism to communities of different structure. Pluralism to me is an essential component of a society as large as our current one.

Maybe there is stuff just too big and complex to understand and perhaps that is the essential truth

Speaking only for myself here, but I don't need a god to acknowledge that our material and social world in complex beyond comprehension. At the same time, I also don't feel the need to have a being in my life that does comprehend all. It is enough for me to know the limits of my knowledge, and to scope my life within that context. Even more to the point, I find that the quest for "one essential truth", to the point of denouncing different conceptions of the unknown, is in itself detrimental to society.

So as to your question, I believe there is tremendous value in allowing people to be secure in their religion. It provides security, comfort and community for them. And I believe the recent surge in anti-scientific movements is in part motivated by (atheists') relentless attacks on the core tenets of other communities. Gods have always resided in the unknown, not in the unknowable. As the limits of our knowledge progresses, so have gods changed their shape. But by attacking faith on the unknowable, people have created much more animosity and defensiveness than should have been necessary.
My personal (conspiracy) theory is that the "don't be evil" trick was done to attract ML talent. Many people, if they are convinced they are working for a good cause, are okay with being paid less than if they worked at evil inc or a defense contractor or something. It's a big reason why academia has so many people at the top of their fields accept little pay (compared to their pay in the industry).
Full title: Deep Learning for Programmers: An Interactive Tutorial with CUDA, OpenCL, MKL-DNN, Java, and Clojure

Based on Uncomplicate open source libraries https://github.com/uncomplicate
You should see my debit card.

After like maybe 6 months of just carrying it in my pocket everywhere, the layers start to delaminate and it becomes frilley around the edges which then gets dirty and looks gross.

Anything that isn’t plastic and laminated would be a plus. Can’t imagine the Apple Card could look worse.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has an anti-climate speech similar to Donald Trump's speeches on immigrants. This meant that in the city where I live, people began selling artisanal charcoal from burning near the city.
Let's try maths on that! An Imperial Star Destroyer is ~1600m long, and has a volume of ~9.3e7m³ [1]. At 1/4 scale, it would be 400m long and have a volume of 9.3e7/4³ ≈ 1.45e6m³. The largest zeppelin ever made was the Hindenburg, which was 245m long and had a volume of ~2e5m³ [2].

I think your dream is unlikely to come to fruition, but zillionaire is in the right ballpark!

[1] http://bbs.stardestroyer.net/viewtopic.php?t=117422

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindenburg-class_airship
Isn't the browser more bloated than Electron?
These interviews are faux IQ tests though. More often than not these interviews tests a candidate's ability to research interviews and their ability to practice brain teasers and memorize common algorithmic solutions.

> Complex software engineering is inherently tied to innate ability, as painful as it is to admit.

Highly disagree. There is nothing in the field of programming that cannot be taught or learned. Being a good programmer doesn't make you smarter or better than an average programmer, or a non programmer, as painful as it is to admit.

My take is that the intellectual posturing comes from a social context, and has nothing to do with ability.
People love to feel special, and pretending that you have to be a genius to be a top level programmer is easier (and nicer to the ego) than accepting that perfectly average people can excel in this field.
Or taking a sunbath without using sunscreen...
Is there a CLI version of it?
What's interesting about beluga caviar is that it taste varies a lot. I've tried illegally caught Russian caviar and then I've tried some caviar from a sustainable farm and the former was way better for some reason.
Emojis are unicode characters like any other, you can use them almost anywhere. I don't believe there are any official rules/guidelines on using them on HN, but they are rare here.
contact a GDPR lawyer
Intel paid all major PC vendors to advertise “Intel inside” and add stickers.

Famously, Apple has always refused.

https://youtu.be/COAOknlfMgI
There are ways to surgically remove fish eggs from sturgeon, so it’s possible for this to renewable, but most caviar fishers harvest from dead fish —however it’s not a necessity, it’s just “easier”.
I wonder if it is feasible as a miniature version for cargo drones. Probably would add quite a bit of range for the cost of speed.
One thing's for sure, the forest is being taken down to produce cattle feed, with the final goal to produce cheap meat.

The biggest consumers are the West and China, so following the money I think those are the main responsible because it's their demand for the final product that is ultimately the economic reason behind the deforestation.

So indeed I underestimated the role of China in this process, has I thought historically the biggest consumers of meat have been the west.

The trade wars with China have recently increased the demand for brasilian soy, adding fuel to the fire so to speak.
You mean to say that it was an important component of both the emancipation movement, the anti-racism movement AND and the LGBTQ movement to ... ban psychiatry out of the lives of these people.

Psychiatry has a history of being abused for social control, mostly by psychiatrists. Freud defended rapists, often by using physical violence and long term incarceration against their victims. Hans Asperger mass-executed children at "Am Spiegelgrund". His signature is on the paperwork for locking children into a ward for execution. Jo Erik Brøyn, Norways "top child psychiatrist" (chairman of the council that decides to place children) ... was convicted last year to 22 years for child porn. He had placed 2 children ripped from their parents ... into his own care.

It is not a temporary thing. Psychiatry served to violently abuse children when it was originally created. In fact you can make a decent argument that's WHY it was created. And last year VERY important psychiatrists were convicted for doing ... the same ... also to tens of thousands of children, just in Norway alone.
> Even Ultima V shades one side of its walls, something none of his games have accomplished based on these screenshots.

It's the hundreds of tiny details like this, that make for great design and good art, regardless of how retro the medium is. That's what this guy seems to be utterly blind to, and it really rubs against people who DO like to spend the effort and time on such tiny details to get the design just right ... only for this guy to call it "looks good enough for me" and then imitate it badly.

Just stick to the business explanation, because there's nothing wrong with running a business on shitty art.
Not everyone defects, and your conclusion that "regulatory capture" is inevitable, and that us little people can do nothing, is toxic. Both are wrong.

I've spent years of my life trying to change things but it is defeatists like you that are part of the problem - spreading "we're fucked anyway" memes is corrosive because it induces the exact attitude and behaviour you say will happen.

Let me be clear, if the world dies we die with it and you die too - got it? So please get off your butt, stop trying to look so worldly-wise, and do something. I know, I know, it takes more effort than posting on HN. Tricky, that.
Nice add! Had to look it up. It’s dried fruits and nuts turned into something “jelly like”.

https://www.thekitchn.com/whats-the-difference-between-jam-j...
The Next Generation of Cloud Security Startups
Climate Grief [video]
Npmhub – A browser extension for exploring NPM dependencies on GitHub or Gitlab
Laws requiring embalming/caskets are pretty uncommon. There aren't any laws at the US Federal level, and only a handful of states have any restrictions. Finding a funeral director to provide a natural burial can be more difficult, although most large cities have at least one option.
Ok, then if materialism isn't a scientific hypothesis, why is it scientific?
Show HN: Create Interactive Coding Tutorials in Visual Studio Code
I like the Brave Browser. It's based on chrome but it allows you to control which 3rd party scripts you want to load and other privacy related stuff.
Not sure if it works with « doesn’t exists anymore »

And who will pay ?

Too bad, it was a good idea out-of-the-box !
Remote Workers: What are some common problems faced by you?
The problems or pain points can be both, whose solutions exist (let me know the name of the startup which is trying to solve the pain point) as well as the unsolved one.

I am trying to make a small wiki of the problems and solutions in the space.

Some common one's are :

1. What is Remote work ? How is it different from a traditional job ? (eg, https://open.buffer.com/remote-work/)

2. How to find Remote work ? (eg, https://remoteok.io)

3. How to Manage legal aspects of a remote job ?
- How to get the payment converted in my local currency ?
- How do I manage my taxes ?
- What about medical and other health policies ?
Yeah this entire story strikes me as viral marketing so people carrying the card have a story and they can put their card in a “special” spot.
Hey HN. Our goal with Codelines is to create a tool that makes it easy to share programming knowledge between developers.
We've created a code editor plugin that let you create and read interactive coding tutorials/walkthroughs in your IDE.
We believe the way we share programming knowledge on the Internet is hugely ignored. But it's a real problem that developers face every day. How many times have you seen a snippet of code that could solve your problem but the API was now deprecated, or just simple things like code highlighting and being able to see a bigger code context.

Walkthroughs created with our plugin are full projects combined with text so it gives you a lot of benefits. That way you can execute the code and at the same time be able to read the "story" behind the code.

We are interested in what people on HN think about this. Feel free to ask any questions.
How do you prove/disprove physicalism?
This comes up every time there's a NYT article. However, note that the management and the journalists are different people and the fact that th website of the NYT itself is reported as having trackers is a proof of this.
It is as sustainable as fishing any other species of fish. Whether caught for meat or eggs the result is the same. What matters is the quantity fished.

Many luxury foods became so because of culture/fashion trends, btw. For example, lobster used to be used to fertilise fields and to feed prisoners and servants in the American North-East.
I would prefer sitting in a sealed room with my bike.. Always something to tinker with.
My company switched from VMs to a managed k8s cluster (gcloud). It made everything harder, the application became about 5x slower and instead of a $300 monthly bill we paid for the VMs now we pay $1300.

So in summary:

* we still have same amount of developers

* we still need same amount of sysadmins

* we introduced more complexity

* the application became slower

* the whole thing became much more expensive (managed k8s price, education, consulting, etc.)

* but! we have the same amount of income every month. Surprisingly our users don't pay more for the same service because we run our stuff on k8s
This article is equivalent to:
"Spain's Jamon Tastes Nothing Like Jam". It is an apples to oranges comparison caused by translation issue.

The English name for this product name is Quince paste.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quince_paste
Don't be so bloodless. :^)
https://sqlite.org/about.html

The bit about testing.
Because the hot air inside rises and cooler air pushes inward. It's called convection, and I don't thing anyone needs to run a simulation and publish a paper solving the "shower curtain problem" just because it hasn't been "done" before.
Key-Value Database for LevelDB, MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, and SQLite
Aren't you worried choosing your look based on the demographics of mTurk would make you attractive to a non-representative sample of the population?
I'm thinking of using the user's default browser, not downloading another one for my program. In most cases the default browser is already running - no need to launch another instance like electron.
Huawei in US-China Trade War
Ask HN: Was integrating with Zapier worth the time/effort?
We're having an internal discussion about whether integrating Zapier is worth the effort. We're specifically talking about it as a marketing tool to draw in customers (or at least help convince) so I was hoping to poll the larger community and hear about how integrating Zapier into your company affected sales. I realize this would mostly be anecdata but am interested in hearing anyway. Part of what brought up the discussion is not being able to find a killer use case for our own Zapier account so it makes us wonder if there is a bump in sales after integrating Zapier if it's just customers aspirationally thinking they'll use it or possibly if two companies otherwise are relatively equal that the one having Zapier is "better". Also any thoughts on the integration experience would be helpful as well. TIA
This nothing like a typical journey. I live in birmingham, it takes 15 to get on a train but 》1h to get to the airport gate
No - Apple products have the longest life span. It's the cranked out Android generics which are replaced often. I'm not saying it's a good value for money, it may or may not be for different folks. But it just aint true that Apple products get replaced excessively.
The article seems to consider this hacky and insecure:

> Web broswer communicating with a Rust local server: too much hacky, insecure? (DNS rebinding attacks) and does not support native features like tray icons.

Personally I don't agree it's hacky and while DNS rebinding attacks are feasible, doesn't your application just need to check against a host whitelist to protect itself?
There isn't much to WAFF. Each WAFF file can contain more than one saved page. Each page needs to be contained within its own folder (whose name is usually the timestamp of when the page was saved, but it doesn't matter AFAICT). There can be an `index.rdf` file in there, to specify metadata and which file to open, but otherwise you should look for an `index.SOMETHING` file - usually `index.html`.

E.g.

test.maff
`-- 1566561512/
|-- index.rdf
|-- index.html
`-- index_files/
`-- ???

When I was messing around with archiving things locally I settled on WAFF, because it's pretty much trivial to create and to use. Even if your browser does not support it, you just need to unpack it to a tempdir and open the index file.
apple's products are status symbols. This card obviously belongs in your neck
Great 6 dog breeds of India
I'll bet the OP never asked for permission, nor for creating this copy of Geocities.
How can you falsify your physicalist explanations?
I switched to Linux in June 2018 with the intention of playing less games simply because Linux couldn't run most of them. It worked pretty well. Then a month later Valve released Steam Play and Proton which ruined my perfect plan. I spent far more hours playing Windows games on Linux than I had intended.
https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile/tree/master/cli
It might have not been 40-50 years ago.
How dare you put any exquisite apple product in some animal skin or hydrocarbon carrying case. Shame on you for treating our luxury product like some Visa. Pft.

/s

This is what bugs me about apple. I can remember Jobs saying iPhones didn’t need cases and if you put a case on it you’re doing it wrong.
I would like not to have to deal with SQLITE_BUSY errors for once. It even throws when trying to obtain a connection. It got so bad I had to put a mutex around obtaining a sqlite connection.
Does machine translation affect international trade?
Not all movies do well at the box office, there's plenty of flops as well.
I'm a wanting-to-be paying user, fwiw. It goes against some of Sourcehut's fundamentals, but I'm waiting for a basic PR UI system, because frankly I just don't like email that much. (though strangely, I love the model of email).

Regardless, I adore the goals of the service and the approach, so my plan is to move all my public and private projects there once I can use a PR-UI/etc - and pay, of course.
Reocities disappeared?
A new competitive machine learning optimiser: Rectified Adam (RAdam)
I'm saying that global demand for cheap meat (lead by both China and the west) is the actual cause for the ongoing deforestation, as the forest is being cleared to produce cattle feed.

And this is something hardly mentioned in the news at all, by whatever reason.

The trade wars with China have made things a bit worst recently, as there is more demand for brasilian soy.

The main responsibility for me lies with the consumers of the final product (meat), because they are driving the demand.

But OK it's not just the west after all, it's mostly the west and China, but really any nation that is importing cattle feed from Brasil is sponsoring the deforestation, it's a global thing.
The evidence is literally the very things by which we perceive all other scientific evidence: consciousness, abstract thought, mathematics. All three are clearly non physical. People have to make up elaborate, incoherent explanations to try and explain how they are physical. The fact it is so hard, even impossible, to do shows the items are not physical.
I had never heard about MHTML either. Another use case could be embedding markdown source for the HTML in the document as well. This would allow single-file documents with figures that could be edited as light markup (with some tooling) and be viewed by anyone with a browser. This is something I have been dreaming about for years!

Tbh. I had arrived at the conclusion that Mime would be great, but it never struck me that someone had already made a "standard" of mime and HTML.
If the water is air-temperature or colder, then curtain does or doesn't blow inward? Care to make make a prediction based on your theory?
A selective overview of deep learning
There are different varieties. Some are indeed edible raw, but most are unpalatable unless cooked.
Feeling attached to that kind of judgements is part of culture. Luckily culture changes trough time, this news opens the possibility that in some years this alternative could be as respectful as sustainable.
SourceHut / Sir_Cmpwn deserves all the support he can get. I don't know if you realize that this guy is earning 10 times less that what he could earn by accepting any of the job knocking at his door. But instead he chose to be a full time free & open source developer financed only by people donations and SourceHut (which is 100% open source too)

Moreover there is very frequently on HN "Github is introducing feature X" or "Company Y is announcing product Z" where those company are multi billlionaire making money by exploiting people data and abusing their monopoly. And all you find to do is be rude about SourceHut, developed by an independent, which is 100% open source, which contains no analytics and respects you
The dwindling space for burials... In the middle of urban areas.
Renewables and batteries will shut them down far far faster then a pie in the sky reactor that probably won't ever happen.
Presumably there's plenty of people nearby, even if you are not.
It's written in Python so as soon as they have enough users it will be as slow as any webpage with tons of JS. Thankfully, that CPU load won't be on the client side... so it's still an improvement
I did go through the glassdoor / payscale data and had to make a wild guess, I'm talking about only Berlin, and not other cities.

Oh well.
There also weren't many people on board altogether: "Of the 36 passengers and 61 crew aboard, 13 passengers and 22 crew died, as well as one member of the ground crew." [1]

Many aeroplane disasters have involved far more people.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LZ_129_Hindenburg
Rail line in Hampshire (UK) is world's first to be powered by solar farm
>Consider this: the purpose behind the bicameral legislature is that in order for the federal government to act, it requires the consent of both the majority of the population and the majority of the states subject to it.

The idea that this is a virtue that outweighs the effective disenfranchisement of hundreds of millions of people rests on the presupposition that it is virtuous that certain states should have an outsized voice. There are two obvious problems with this.

The first is that its central claimed virtue is false in practice. It does not actually reliably give smaller states more power, as many proponents claim. Voters' voices in certain areas of Florida matter much, much more than the voice of anyone in Wyoming.

The second is that states themselves were created either 1) somewhat arbitrarily, by the happenstance of where various colonial landing parties decided to set up shop, or 2) through explicitly political processes where the states' admissions were pushed through Congress, in no small part, to help win Presidential elections.

The system was arbitrary from the outset. It has been gamed ever since.
And they're just "two masters students, with no prior experience in language modeling" with $50k lying around for training a huge model.
> I think he's justified in writing a single blog post in defense of his art style. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it.

I think he's justified in writing a blog post about his business decision and should have kept it at that.

But defending this as an "art style" is like making really shitty cheap knockoff "vintage style" furniture and claiming part of the reason is because you love the artistic style of historic wood working. No you do it for the money, and people who actually like vintage historic wood work might get annoyed that you are pushing your work as the same.
Indeed. There are a few hypotheses about it [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shower-curtain_effect
Not especially. A bunch of data and theories with very loose granularity. Plus, it seems temperatures were hotter today than in the past. Does this cause problems for the current claim? Why, why not?
As a user i really dislike this because more often than not certs are broken because the server is temporarily badly configured (instead of some malicious reason) and i do not even care about it (or even if it was compromised really) as all i care about is read some page's content, connect to some messaging server (Pidgin often had issues with -IIRC- MSN servers), etc.

Of course if it is about, e.g., downloading some application (like an auto-upgrade mechanism) then sure treat it like that. But in other cases let the user decide, even if such sort of decision is made opt-in.
Syncthing does it to great effect, https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing
Sure, and remembering 20 moves of computer prep in various different lines is a skill in itself, and knowing _which_ lines to prep or innovate in is part of the metagame. But it still feels a _bit_ unnatural, no?
OMG! A web server serving raw HTML! The horror!