skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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A Fair point. I'd prefer if arguments run on their own logical merits rather than my credentials. That being said I have studied extensively the anthropology, history and origins of finance. I have also studied economics.

I have not studied advanced accounting, how to read a finance statement or tax law. I would say from this perspective I don't know finance but from other perspectives I know it well enough to comment on things finance guys just don't know about.
Mind blown, I now understand that I cannot start fathom all of the other vision systems, probably just on the property that are so alien to me that I can't even not understand them.

We could overlay very subtle queues in AR that effectively give the viewer super powers. Constructing the genie for the queues is the hard part.
I missed the part where they explained how people would leave the airport without cars
I feel like this is responding to the extreme simplification simply practicing more produces results which is analogous to the 10,000 hour Gladwell comment.

Most people would agree simply spending hours on something doesn't usually get you very far. It's the quality of that training tied to your own aptitude for the subject.

Sadly or thankfully, since we don't know the limits of our own aptitudes, we can really only do high quality training to see where we peak out.

I think it's easy to believe that the above statement is widely understood, but it's not. Meet any kid who has been forced to do piano, swimming or whatever by their parents.

My parents and I know so many others who simply forced their kids to practice practice practice in hopes it will lead somewhere.

12 years of piano. I barely even know how to read music and play any instrument.
The Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World
Many fractures are there according to the article - though I’m unsure if a post mortem fracture can be distinguished from one that happened just prior to death in a skeleton hundreds of years old.
The phone case models use to subvert Instagram
(1995)

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What about the metric: count citations from all papers on which you were not a co-author.
On Me, and the Media Lab
I couldn't agree more with jonny383.
Why so many people consider centralizing everything as always and universally a good thing? Some people just don't seem to want to learn from history.

Some short-term conveniences come at a very high price in the long run.
And who speaks about the audio aspects, noise including, but unfortunately produces his own video with very audible noise, which he could have filtered even in the post-production using the open source program (1), if he used poor microphones originally. I prefer no noise to the "fidelity" in such cases.

1) https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/noise_reduction.html
OK, I see:

> In Scandinavian mythology, trolls are large, ugly, unfriendly, brutish, slow-witted, anti-Christian creatures said to dwell in isolated rocks, mountains, or caves. In the movie, there are two main types of trolls: mountain trolls and woodland trolls. Subtypes include Ringlefinch, Tosserlad, Rimetosser, Mountain Kings, the Harding, and Jotnar.

But it doesn't say what they do, in addition to dwelling.

See https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TrollBridge
Did they assess this list for GDPR and harassment law in the UK? IANAL, but if I was naming and shaming in this way via a derived data set, I'd be scared of getting into quite a lot of trouble with the law.
They should contribute it to matplotlib
There's another company called Fantasmo (https://www.fantasmo.io) in the same space too.

They're based in LA & have called their approach CPS - Camera Positioning System.
Do you need to use just a single one?
It seems that interactively going through multiple scales and ranges might
allow you to get a detailed view when needed.
Statistical Foundations of Virtual Democracy
Splines is short for “sparkling lines”, which is the correct term when they don’t come from the Bézier region of France
> Its 171k fires in 2 years not per year.

No, I think it's per-year - "Each year, from 2014 to 2016, an estimated 171,500 highway vehicle fires occurred in the United States"
I feel like I hold two conflicting beliefs...growth mindset (the brain is a muscle which can be exercised) and inherit talent...

My belief in growth mindset has help me improve my communication skills both oral and written. However I also recognise that I have certain limitations based on natural talent. For instance, I’m likely to never to be as good at word games (i.e. scrabble) as many friends and family members. This is at odds with my growth mindset to a certain extent.

Maybe any skill can be improved upon but natural talent gives us an inherit advantage over the rest of the field.
No new commits since January.

https://github.com/LuaJIT/LuaJIT
...the only difference is that they got to success or failure faster.

To be fair though, that's a big difference. Wasting time on an idea that didn't work is one of my biggest regrets about my first startup. I'd like it to have failed much earlier.
I saw that. Not that far from it though. Remember the selection of genres and some of the samples provided. Much is still the same.
The wikipedia article on this topic also indicates that there is some reason to suspect that the crossword author was not being entirely truthful about it, but at the end of the day, who knows.
> So I’m probably just an old nostalgic git, but digital distribution will just never be my cup of tea.

I like physical copies but IME this is becoming no longer viable. I went to pick up a game recently from a shop that used to have massive game sections and the only had maybe a dozen switch games, nearly all of which were the more child oriented ones. The playstation and xbox sections weren't faring much better and I couldn't find the PC section.

Throw in gaming-as-a-service models and indie developers with zero retail presence being the only (non-nintendo) developers making games I like and physical copies have become a thing of the past.
Many SV companies, and certainly tons of corporate America are subject to the same (or worse) criticisms.
@agdpf, I work in the Edge team and have passed this feedback to the relevant team.

In case you have any other feedback, I would encourage you to also use the smiley icon on the top right of the browser to directly them to us.
I hope these experiences with plastics will make us consider nano particles, as they too will get everywhere guaranteed. Regardless of intentions.
Is there an image of a cute bunny?

Like when they asked for permition (in a typically snaeky, weasely Facebook way) for permission to suck up your entire phone book data and message history (and even contents) from your Android device?

I want a bunny!
Why not open an API and ask for the community here to help? Tons of excellent programmers who would be happy to help.
Please check your information - web2py has had python 3 support for some time now.
I believe it's going to affect the whole developer community in a bad way.

Right now, all the major package manager are indirectly making each other better, they experiment, improve and borrow good ideas from each other. It's open-source and there is a little barrier for developers to contribute.

If n years from now GitHub becomes the defacto standard for package managers and replaces all the existing ones the further innovation will be much slower.

It might transform into "Want to improve package managers? You have to work for Microsoft"
People in Texas must be smoking some bad stuff if people are getting released because they can't prove it's over or under .3% THC. But I bet they have the precision to determine anything worthy of smoking (for example, some california flowers test at 20+%) compared to hemp.
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Not mammals, but some reptiles and birds do.

https://seaturtleexploration.com/turtle-tears/
The question is if notqmail isn't a bit too late. I'm maintaining a qmail setup for a customer and the amount of duct tape we've put on that thing is rather ridiculous. As it is now, I'd rather replace the whole thing with a regular Postfix/Dovecot setup and be done with it.
Imagine the legend of "hidden Greek kingdom" in Pamir is true
Enhance Your Privacy in Firefox with Temporary Containers
From https://www.tesla.com/en_GB/VehicleSafetyReport

"From 2012 – 2018, there has been approximately one Tesla vehicle fire for every 170 million miles traveled. By comparison, data from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and U.S. Department of Transportation shows that in the United States there is a vehicle fire for every 19 million miles traveled."

(No indication whether the NFPA/DOT numbers include the Tesla fires, though, or how many of those are arson - in the UK, arson accounts for about 65% of vehicle fires which you can't really blame on the ICE. If the US is the same, that'd increase the 19M miles to ~54M miles per fire - still looks good for Tesla tho', especially when you consider that the ICE has 100 years of safety development compared to, what, 10 for the Teslas?)
Because they feel they’re safer or cooler. Car companies are able to charge more for them so they’ve been pushing them in every way imaginable. Very weird that you didn’t know this.
Interview with JanSport Founder Skip Yowell
Old comments on an old post about basically the same topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14542595
Can you identify the lossless version of audio? (2017)
Please don't take HN threads further into flamewar. The site guidelines ask you not to reply to egregious comments, for just this reason.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
If you let that play out DoorDash goes out because in reality it isn't feasible to sustainably deliver to your doorstep in minutes.

UPS does it in a 1 day timeframe and not with food which could get cold or something and they deliver to a lot more houses at once.

While DoorDash targets 1 customers house and lets 1 biker drive there. If you want to pay for him to have a fair wage then you probably wouldn't order from DoorDash anymore because it's too expensive
It's not defined as a vector through a perceptually uniform color space. They developed it manually, by tweaking parameters of a curve in sRGB until it looked good.

But if you plot it in CIELAB or CIECAM02-UCS, it's likely not a straight vector but rather a curved path. A vector would only interpolate between ~two hues (like Vidris, Inferno), whereas Turbo covers multiple hues. Have a look at the lightness profile plots in the post, it should give you a rough idea about how the vector must look in color spaces such as CIELAB.
And the lake is in the very deep depression. If there was a release of something much heavier than air, it will congest there, and traumas can be post mortem
If you are using azure. Container service is very good, at least small scale projects.
They pivoted from making outdoor gear to focusing on your high school and college backpack:

"You know, you guys ought to start selling in college bookstores." And as we started to do that, at the time I told Murray, "You know, I think potentially this bookbag daypack business of ours could be much bigger than our outdoor business." And obviously down the road that's what happened.
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On a similar note, Liking What You See from Chiangs Story of Your Life is also very similar and compelling.
Does anyone have the story on why this project was actually halted? It reportedly sounded like it would have been a giant leap at the time, had it actually landed.
> In the book, Gladwell states that “ten thousand hours is the magic number of greatness”.

> “The idea has become really entrenched in our culture, but it’s an oversimplification,” said Brooke Macnamara, a psychologist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

Yeah, that's because Malcolm Gladwell peddles bullshit.
Yes, facetious about keto. Only supplementing with additional salt. Still take a daily multi - otherwise nothing special other than loads of mayo, bacon, cheese, eggs and beef.
You can't attack another user like this here. We ban accounts that do this. Please don't do it again.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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The flip side of that is in the soft sciences. There are so many PHDs walking around in gender studies, sociology that have published papers that were never cited once!

We do need a metric imo, but I agree we don't have a perfect one yet.
How is this a blanket statement? He only talks about it in relation to himself.

If anything he's saying there was no identifiable root cause. Maybe he got a cut, maybe his immune system was weak in one area, but regardless, him and his doctors didn't/couldn't name it.

I don't know how you can question with his statement "it just happened". Are you trying to say his story isn't believable?

If I could downvote you I would.
Antifragility Is a Fragile Concept
The politician doesn't get the boat though.
> But it does not have to be this way. If a database engine is implemented as a core system service, along with simple tools to browse and modify database records, the gordian knot of system configuration files disappears. MacOS comes very close to this ideal, with ResEdit as this universal database editor.

Or AS/400, which is more or less a SQL database.
Not with Home edition, though you'd be ill advised to use that in a production server
Just salt. Sea salt. Lots of it compared to “normal”. You get a taste for it.
If nobody tipped, restaurants and services like DoorDash would be forced to pay employees more or nobody would take the job. Yet, we've made it into a cultural thing, so employers have dropped wages (and gotten legal protection for doing so) accordingly.

That being said, I think asking for a tip before a service has been rendered is really weird and really screws up whatever sense there was in tipping.

I find it increasingly hard to tip for things like DoorDash because I'm already charged directly for the service separately from the product, so that signals to me that the person is already getting paid. I don't tip my package/mail delivery person, so why should I tip my food delivery person?
From Wikipedia:

> For reasons that are unclear, it occasionally occurs in people with an apparently normal general condition.
Off-topic, but I like how the page is almost completely empty when tracking protection is enabled in Firefox for iOS.

Seriously, Google, really?
Politician gets the power, bought with money. How more corrupt than that it can be?
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Model 3 fire and subsequent explosions: https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-model-3-fire-explosion-mosco...

Based on anecdotal evidence, Teslas seem more prone both to spontaneous combustion and fires from minor accidents than comparable luxury cars of similar age (that is, relatively new). The latter is why the NHSTA made them retrofit a titanium shield to the underbody early in the Model S lifecycle.
No. W3w is not open and not brilliant precisely because it exists in multiple languages.
A new AMP update shows how it can infiltrate every corner of the internet
Fine, let’s call it 7, since postfixadmin & the debian postinst script can’t be attributed to postfix proper.

I’m not sure this qualitatively changes the argument. CVE-2011-1720 and CVE-2008-2936 are examples of postfix vulns no one has found, or reasonably expects to find, in djb code.
A 2 seater Tesla would sell very well. Tesla would make it cool. There are already multiple companies that have recently made very cool designs for 2 seater EVs but failed due to bad leadership and running out of funding.

Unfortunately Elon is set on robotic Uber being the cheaper option.
Andrew Godwin is on the job: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMHrDy62kgE
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1svf88/why_win...
There's also the promoted/sponsored tweets, and I think that's what they were hinting at (eg a Chinese news agency promoting their pro-China news stories to Hong Kong Twitter users [1]).

But that's very easy to avoid. Get one of the original Twitter clients like Tweetbot (iOS / MacOS) [2] or Fenix (Android) [3] and you'll get a chronological timeline, no promoted ads, mute/keyword filters, and you'll never see other people's likes & replies suggested to you as notifications. It puts you in control and removes the worst parts of Twitter.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20734808

[2] https://tapbots.com/tweetbot/

[3] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.mvilla.andr...
The Wikipedia article mostly talks about Type I NF. The author of this post had Type II NF, which is not necessarily associated with the same preconditions as Type I NF.
I've often wondered about a reddit like site that just egregiously and unapologetically showed fake metrics to make it look like people loved your comments and read them, regardless of the truth. You might have to do it a bit randomly to keep people guessing or enjoying the tension, but just make a large chance of hitting the karma jackpot from a comment slot machine - it might make people feel happier.
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If this number is leaked somehow, you can block it and get a new one right from the wallet app. They don't say anything about having to request a new physical card after that, so I believe this number you see on the app is not the same of the internal-only, not printed number of the physical card.
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Asynchronous IO is really good at doing nothing, especially doing multiple nothings in parallel.
That discussion doesn't contain any high quality posts, why not link the actual article?

http://hal2020.com/2013/02/14/winfs-integratedunified-storag...
How do X-Frame-Options protect my website? [pdf]
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Django’s REST library is incredible. Steep learning curve compared to flask etc, but truly an industrial strength library that is brilliantly designed.
NYU Professor Calls WeWork 'WeWTF'
Ask HN: Tracking down OS X chrome bug?
I've come across an annoying chrome bug where highlighting text will sometimes fail (https://imgur.com/a/VSPNqvY)

I'm not sure what to blame anymore. Could it be chrome? osx/mojave? I know that it doesn't occur in firefox/safari as far as I can tell.

I've asked a few people if they can reproduce it but they all cannot (with the same chrome/osx versions give-or-take)

I'm starting to think it has something to do with osx's graphics drivers because I'm on a 15 inch mbp.

It can't possibly be a hardware problem can it? The OS/browser definitely knows I have the 'left-mouse-button' (trackpad) held down because of the i-cursor when hovering over the link

Any thoughts? I guess what I'm looking for is whether others have come across this and what should my next steps be to debug this
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It is not something to learn during long nights and weekends, rather with conferences, projects and certifications.

OutSystems is in business since 2003.

ReactJS, well everyone is doing it, it is a cool kids Facebook framework, and open source.

It boils down to which kind of work environments you want to be on.
Tldr: Those 20 work more efficiently than the others.
On Studying Mathematics
This is a good step

I disagree. It's a typical Facebook step.

Sneaky, shifty and weasely.
Sounds like you could try one of my favorite strategies from the same source:

'When possible, refer all matters to committees, for "further study and consideration." Attempt to make the committees as large as possible - never less than five'
If the input is not valid I-JSON, a JMAP server that does not reject it is non-compliant.

(Related: Postel’s law is wrong. See https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-iab-protocol-maintenance-0... for some explanation.)
As is often the case with titles like this, the answer is that all life doesn't use the same 20 amino acids.

For example:

Akaogi et al. (2006) Role of non-protein amino acid L-canavanine in autoimmunity. Autoimmun Rev. 5(6):429-35. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16890899

Nunn et al. (2010) Toxicity of non-protein amino acids to humans and domestic animals. Nat Prod Commun. 5(3):485-504. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20420333
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Thanks for the recommendation! Might buy this come payday.
বাংলাদেশি সিনেমায় অভিনয়ে সানি লিওন
The GP was specifically talking about extremists.
I don't think this is true at all.

Position isn't quantized; energy is.

An object having a position described by an irrational number does not store infinite information. The object isn't storing anything at all; it's just sitting at that location.

The person doing the decimal expansion has to store an infinite amount of information. What if the person just uses an infinite-series expression?

Another question - what if I just shift my reference frame to be one irrational unit offset from yours? Does the information encoded by object-positions in my reference frame now change?
Practice makes better.
I believe the etymology is from the verb troll, "carefully and systematically search an area for something" "fish by trailing a baited line along behind a boat."
A troll is someone who employs a strategy analogous to this one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolling_(fishing)
Sour taste and sour grapes? And yes it supports Python 3.
It certainly facilitates transmission but the underlying ideology is usually independent of the technology, imho - although it's arguable that extremist ideologies may be used to navigate the social uncertainty accompanying disruptive change.
Not really 5 years ago Python and its framework were cleaner as it is today. They are mostly based on WSGI or ASGI. The only different breed were grand daddy of all framework called Zope and Twisted Matrix (for network programming besides web). Obviously Zope modernized as library with WSGI support and async support is built into Python.
The lightness plots midway through Google's blog post are made with CIECAM02-UCS, which is the same color space Matplotlib's video talked about using.

It looks like Turbo is just Jet, but plotted in CIECAM02-UCS (instead of Jet's HSV). It removes many disadvantages of Jet, while keeping Jet's advantage over Viridis/Inferno of making it easier to compare/contrast small differences.

The video and the blog post actually go over a lot of the same topics, like perceptual lightness and how Jet was found to lead to mistakes reading medical imaging.

I'm not sure what analysis you're looking for; the video's a good explanation of color theory, but its analysis of Viridis is mainly just "we plotted a line through CIECAM02-UCS color space and made it linear lightness". Turbo is the same, except the line is curvier and not linear lightness – and the blog post goes through the tradeoffs of that approach.