skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There’s still no regulation on what you can do with machine learning (At least until your deepfakes constitute unlawful use of someone’s likeness, or you use your classifier to make hiring decisions or something, or something like that.)
GRSec is the primary reason the Android devices from BlackBerry have never, to my knowledge, been rooted (despite their many flaws). It's crazy that it's not more accepted.
The rules say no tablets. Could do iPod touch with cellular hotspot though.
They’re often used to construct Deprivation Indexes for geographic areas (neighbourhoods and administrative areas). They combine multiple socioeconomic indicators into a single measure (usually the length of the first principal component).
You are right about that. It was a bit tongue-in-cheek but it's obviously very poor advice.
How Do Individual Contributors Get Stuck? A Primer (2017)
Digital Age Cyber Security as Foreseen by Mel Brooks
It's unjust to sue someone who is not at fault just because they have money.
Can this be used from within the Jupyter notebook?
> Not the parent poster, but yes, some professors required us to attend. You don't - great for you and your students.

Well, when I teach, my classes are technical material. One student knowing (or not) the subject has no material impact on any other student. I also have a fixed amount of topics that I need to get across--your grade in my class should reflect your mastery of the material. If you understand the topics properly, I should give you the appropriate grade regardless of how you came about that knowledge.

If I taught a class dependent upon discussion (Philosophy or Political Science for example), I might have a different opinion.
Before the 80s (?) Japanese products were considered second rate. There was even a scene about it in Back To The Future 3

https://youtu.be/c1QcjsjjtRc
JavaScript-cookie v3: drop support for IE6, add ES module, removed getJSON()
Persistent and Unforgeable Watermarks for Deep Neural Networks
I checked on LinkedIn, the company has guys with PhD's in aerospace engineering working for them. Do you want to inform of this shortcoming?
> The topic of resistance to mass totalitarian movements is more relevant now than ever before.

Especially since we seem to have bimodal totalitarian impulses. Two opposing cultures, both of whom seem content primarily existing to reject the other.

I hope both cultures learn how to live with each other, tolerating dissent, before ignoring civil norms (i.e. escalating bigotry, violence) starts becoming attractive.
Not exactly, they build quality into the process, in America we use effort and muscle. I don’t think you need mathematics to have designed in quality. It helps, but isn’t necessary.
These days, there are not a ton of meaningless, robotic jobs that pay well, especially not in software.
The wing design reminded me of this Real Engineering video on the pros and cons of backward swept wings, including a look at the Grumman X-29:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN6vGxyMcVU

This definitely isn't shooting for mach 1.8, so the X-29 isn't an analogue, but there are interesting points about aerodynamics in that video nonetheless.
This looks super interesting. I relate to the motivation of building something like this- the endless cycle of creating a Jupyter notebook which becomes a Flask app. I really liked the quick feedback loop for the visual components and the fact that it is all in Python.

I haven't checked yet but a question that comes to mind is how extensible is this framework. I can easily see how I'd want to make custom widgets.
I hope this is the future of journalism. Following individual journalists rather than just a topic like business. While the big breaking headlines and opinion pieces get mixed in between.

If I ran WSJ or the like I'd make following the journos a core feature of the product. Some offer it but it's usually tacked on as an after thought.
I use Jupyter notebooks all the time for acquiring, cleaning, and exploring datasets. Occasionally these notebooks mutated into tools for more than just one off exploring. It's always felt a little awkward to use them for more day to day data tasks. Steamlit looks amazing for these cases!
There are a few links to the associated Wikipedia article, but only one with a comment: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&query=%22third%20wave%...

The 1981 movie about the incident seems to be on Youtube, though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICng-KRxXJ8
> It’s advisable that you don’t install apps from non-trustworthy sources, and use an alternate browser such as Firefox or Brave till the issue is fixed. We’ll keep you posted on any updates issued by phone makers.

The recommendation that other browsers are inherently protected doesn’t make sense. Any app with an rce bug could be a vehicle to exploit this Android bug.
Not exactly early, but hopefully growing: gardening, minimalism, exercise, reading, writing, playing instruments, sports, cooking, dating, arts, crafts, and other similar activities. I'd say sex, but I don't know if I can distinguish the kinds that aren't regulated.
You're not cold blooded like a shark. You're a frozen rock.

There are many reasons to be an employee. Prestige, social connections, stability, interest, passion, learning and more.

Empathy is not a form of capitulation. Solipsism can be a detrimental.

You talk mad game about what your purpose is posting here, self promotion and all that, but your post is both contrary to that goal and has it's own story.

Even on imageboards you have an identity. You just don't have particular kinds of consequences. Stay off them, they aren't your social skills crutch.
I’m surprised the Economist doesn’t know ARM is British!
Hell, you get that here in HN. While being smart in programming or IT infrastructure is a feat, that doesn't mean you instantly/magically understand dick all in infrastructure, geopolitics...

Or infamously, anti trust law. There isn’t a week that goes by that someone doesn’t post “they are running afoul of anti trust law” where it doesn’t apply.
Fractal Wrongness
>Use gender-neutral language by default. It's not hard, and simple mistakes are forgiven.

Not if you're a Stack Overflow moderator apparently.
Everything you mention can be born out of individualism, not just by blind conformity and having any fixed social structure.
No worries! I am very fascinated by gold as an element, diamonds too. Buddha's 'Diamond Sutra' is very powerful and literally cuts through illusion. Gold is revered around the world by cultures of all climes and times, scientists and engineers as well. It's really something to marvel at!

I find the history of alchemy fascinating too, how it evolved into chemistry as we know it today. Issac Newton was obsessed with it, I know people make fun of him for it but I will always admire his genius and his passion.
Almost all spot markets of anything.

Metals, minerals, lithium you name it. Feds only regulate their financial products derived from the current value of them (“derivatives”).
I am not sure "rerunning the script from top to bottom" is a necessary condition but for the code layout to reflect the expected behavior.

How would people compare this to Observable [1]?
1. Javascript vs. Python
2. Client-only vs. server-required?

Does the market already give advantage to Python and server-required because the data sets are too large and live on the server, and the users (data scientists) prefer Python and the existing libraries there?

[1]: https://observablehq.com/
Anyone remembers the afterdark screensaver from the PC era? It looks like this toaster was used for the flying toaster. Amazing product, pity today’s stuff is just built so poorly.
I'm gonna wade in hip-deep here and suggest that, given the size of the transgender community, the heat and hype of these issues are completely unwarranted.

No hate towards anyone and I'll call anyone whatever they want as far as pronouns.

But why is this a top-3 culture war issue? For a bunch of combatants who are overwhelmingly not trans and shouldn't really care?

We need to think of a way to rise above without throwing anyone under the bus. It'd be better for both the trans community and society at large.
A big part of a CoC is making sure everyone is on the same page about what being nice to people is, and presumably "don't willingly misgender people" may be part of that.
Or things that are unregulated or already regulated that would improve with model regulation and what that might be
Please enlighten us about badly designed things made locally.
I switched to using KeePassXC on MacOS, Linux, and Windows and MiniKeePass on iOS with the database synced via iCloud. Exporting my password database from LastPass to CSV and importing to KeePass was easy. If you use a cloud sync to copy your database around you might want to manually backup the database on a weekly or monthly basis in case the sync corrupts the file.

(If I added an Android device I would use something else to synchronize the database across devices but I’m not sure off the top of my which is the best KeePass app for Droid.)
The narrative being pushed here is "its bad that techbros can order drugs with the same convenience as they order pizza".

I say narrative being pushed because this is taken as a given. Would it have been better if Mr. Kroll was doing things the old fashion way, face to face in a back alley with potentially violent rabble? Would it make the news? Would the DA be bragging about it? I think not.
> Uh, not his literal moonshot, figure of speech!

Starship and its fins it uses for re-entry will need top of the line battery tech. The prototype Starship uses Tesla batteries[1], wouldn't surprise me if that continued to be the case

[1] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1176586684751908872
Depending on design and particular engine/rendering library used there could be no problems at all. If we are talking say business UI on top of GPU accelerated graphics lib (no heavy 3d assets stuffed in regular and GPU RAM) you could run multiple instances with no problems.
Whether you're in the minority I can't say but you are not alone at least. The description of their workspace sounds absolutely horrid.
I meant cheating in the sense of what you call it (which isn’t important).
Love what you're doing and hope it's a success! That being said, how do you answer skeptics with questions similar to "What makes you believe your version will be different from the myriad of vaporware or lab-demo-only competitors?"
I think you misunderstand what "working alone" means.

In one context, it could mean being the solo developer on a project. In another context, it means avoiding what some people call "pair programming."

This article clearly implies that a new developer should be part of a team. It never alludes to pair programming.

Why is being a member of a team important for a first developer job? There's a lot of things left out of a typical Computer Science degree that are needed to be an effective programmer. Being a member of a team is the easiest way to learn these things.

(For example, we never discussed source code control in my school, or why someone would deliberately denormalize a SQL database.)
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Sabbath: Nehemiah
I read your question as: can I learn to manage my ADHD symptoms effectively enough to be an effective web developer?

Try this experiment: get a minimum of 8 hours of sleep for the next 5 days.

Then take a mindfulness course, there are plenty and Google is your friend. I use Waking Up.

To me I don't hear people talk about mindfulness in relation to ADHD enough. Because as you start to use mindfulness you'll find yourself being aware of when your ADHD symptoms start to really kick in and you'll be able to limit them before they put you on crazy monkey autopilot.

If you aren't on medication, do so.

How to adjust sleep
(Don't round up from 7 and 1/2 hours either get eight or nine even. The trick is to take a sleeping pill if you need to for the first few nights as well as some melatonin to reset your circadian rhythm then go to bed really early. you know you had enough sleep when you naturally wake up without an alarm clock so go to bed really early and set your alarm as a backup... Meaning if you want to wake up at 8, go to bed at 11 pm, and you'll probably wake up a little after 7. )

Also make sure it is very dark where you are at, use a sleep mask, and make sure you don't have sleep apnea that's pretty important too.
> Do you want the government deciding everything that can and cannot be advertised?

Yes, that's the ideal way to do it in a democracy, isn't it? The will of the people should prevail.
The first to offer (limited) free trades was Zecco, which later became TradeKing.

I think RobinHood was the first to sell the rights to trade against their users, though.
I’ve never met someone who uses a pronoun other than he, she, or they. Does that mean all other pronouns are “derivation-free nonsense”?

My preferred pronoun is blergl.
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I remember seeing a post on here a while ago about a n intuitively designed conference room desk which made meetings less standoff-y and more natural. It was sort of tear-drop shaped with a few distortions in it. For some reason I think it was related to Vinod Khosla but I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know what I'm thinking of or have an idea of where I can look for it?
More things to exploit as well.
You should never need to adjust thermostat and spring tension in a toaster.
Something to consider in addition to unregulated industries, are industries where the regulatory burden can be isolated to a few buy-in technologies. An example is that the regulatory burden for an electronic product is greatly reduced (not eliminated) if the product runs on an approved power supply rather than directly from the AC mains.

Also, any business becomes regulated if it gets big enough to have investors or employees.
I have never seen a toaster just randomly break. I have had 2 toasters in my life. The first one broke because someone attempted to clean it and after that it would trip the ground power breaker on use. The second one has been working for about 5 years now.
Wouldn't be a teledildonics thread without someone mentioning qdot.
Oppo A3, but not OnePlus 7 pro?
The Nissan Versa is about as close as you can get and it comes in at about $10-11k.
Am I understanding correctly that the whole idea is to get a bunch of qubits in one machine and then have them evaluate every possibility in a super dumb way but count on them to get the desired result faster than a transister based machine that knows what its looking for?

And that we currently just can’t coordinate that many qubits at once and also cant keep them cool long enough to function??

This seems kind of ridiculous idk...
> I want to know how this makes a safe unpowered descent.

That's likely one area where a helicopter would have a significant advantage.
I feel like you just ignore all the numbers I write and invent new ones. A stock Golf R with an EA888 engine makes 292 hp and 280 lb-ft of torque - significantly more than any Accord you can buy new. A Golf R with a mild tune (just software) will generate closer to 350 hp, and moderate-serious tunes start around 400 hp. They also use this engine in their Passat, which is a mid-size sedan which competes directly with the Accord and weighs about the same.

https://www.goapr.com/products/ecu_upgrade_20tsi_gen3_mqb_r....

I'm sorry, but at this point I'm just going to say you have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to IC engines and exit this thread.
That would be disappointing! If you're charging $100,000 for a damn watch, it had better beam the time directly into my brain at all times.
I personally wouldn't trust a company that openly bragged it built a system to provide local police and Intel agencies with real time access to Blackberry messaging flowing across an entire city in 2010 for G20. In addition to sharing their "master" encryption key for a number of years:

https://www.theverge.com/2016/4/14/11434926/blackberry-encry...

Also AFAIK Blackberry only provided a hardened kernel with a single device in 2015 called Priv. I haven't heard anything from them since... maybe someone could correct me here.
>If I don't want to be a dick and am aware of the preference, then I will try and use the person's preferred pronoun - but I'm certainly not obligated to do so on SO or even in person.

I think it's perfectly reasonable and expected for SO to insist that their moderators don't be dicks.
>There are two important actors left out of this analysis: consumers and parts suppliers.

This is indeed plausible and has happened for other commodities but note: 1) since the model-T, inflation adjusted consumer prices for automobiles have never dropped and 2) car manufacturers have historically replicated or bought any serious profit centers in their supply chain.

>Evil

Shareholders act in their interest, employees act in theirs. Often everyone ends up fairly satisfied. Is that not how the system is supposed to work and is describing it plainly without effusive praise now automatically suspect?
You can see some screenshots here https://www.easydatatransform.com/help/09/windows/html/index...
I don't know, I'm in a very international neighborhood and kids of immigrants are all spending extra time doing extra homework, and they have a near monopoly on the top scorers. So it obviously pays off. I don't know whether the argument against homework then is that it doesn't pay off in the long run (losing interest -- which my workplace is also very international and I see no indication of lost interest in learning), or that assigned homework doesn't help but maybe private after-school classes do, or what, but I don't see any way you can make an argument that "just school" is enough if you want your kids to keep up.
I've never seen a code of conduct that makes calling someone by the wrong first name a bannable offense. So why is it so with pronouns? IMHO it's because this issue is politically unsettled -- it is not universally resolved across society. A fair percentage of people do not accept the concept of transgenderism, and instead see a transgender woman as a mentally ill man (and vice versa).

While this issue is politically unsettled, it cannot be correct to enforce one side's view by banning people on the other side of the argument if they don't tacitly concede the argument via enforced pronoun usage.

[Personally I hold no strong opinions about transgenderism, I just hate to see society splitting apart.]
FT launches Road to Riches board game to boost financial literacy
> But working alone is critically important for all the pieces of the development process that aren't technical.

Sure, but good engineering happens with closed feedback loops. Even if you learn to check your own assumptions, users still need to be informed, documentation improved, subsystems integrated, new platforms supported.

Good engineering is a team sport.

So maybe you can turn a confusing stack trace into a patch on your own. Great. Tru success happens when you ship. And shipping to yourself is rarely interesting.
> Apart from that, most dealerships (which is not the same as the automobile manufacturer, but they are closely related) make most of their money from maintenance and servicing vehicles. One of the big selling points of electric vehicles is that they're simpler and cost less money to maintain.

Good. Dealerships are generally horrible consumer experiences at the best of them. They prey on upselling cars off their lot with lock in maintenance these days. "Oil changes for life" - baked into the cost of the car using the cheapest materials they can source in bulk. And once they have you locked into this built in service plan they incentivize you to come back in the door by giving you an "all other maintenance under your plan is automatically 10% off". Except that 10% doesn't matter when you control the parts and labor chain on a cost that is unknown before the discount. Dealerships are leeches of businesses focusing on the maintenance and repair of overly complex ICE engine and drivetrain. We move from thousands of parts to 10s of parts comparatively by going to electric. Electric cars will have lifespans similar to that of long haul diesel trucks, and better when you consider batteries and electric motors are easy to swap. So the dealers will feel the squeeze in about 15-20 years when those old ICE vehicles are finally in the minority and/or have been banned (hopefully).

Good riddance to the dealerships we know of today. They're there to suck money out of a sold car, almost treating it as a "subscription" model these days.
As I understand it she wanted to avoid using any specifically gendered pronoun and be general in her responses, but was told that she must use the preferred pronoun. Totally draconian if you ask me.
I imagine you could do much of this with NiFi - https://nifi.apache.org/, though if your needs are simple, something like this would definitely be much easier to deal with.
Required reading about discount brokerage revenue streams from patio11: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2019/6/26/how-brokerages-make-mone....
Toxic masculinity refers to traditional cultural masculine norms that can be harmful to men, women, and society overall; this concept of toxic masculinity is not intended to demonize men or male attributes, but rather to emphasize the harmful effects of conformity to certain traditional masculine ideal behaviors such as dominance, self-reliance, and competition.

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An OEM may also source a part from multiple suppliers, of differing quality. As with the "Samsung Panel Lottery". So an OEM sending a model for review, might select one with parts from all the best suppliers, while the one you get off a shelf, is a dice roll. And as you say, a potentially binned roll.

Similarly, with a standard model on a same-day replacement plan, imperfections are likely to come back, with an added site visit cost. But the barrier to returning a customized model is higher. Creating another incentive for binning.
In addition, I would think the relative safety and attractivity of finance in Switzerland is also key to making sure said currency doesn't become irrelevant. For a small country, they command impressive power in the financial space, however privately so.
It's not weird once you realize the hongkong free press is an extremely biased anti-beijing publication
Whatever drug you are taking, you would test for fentanyl (usually 5 or so reagents are used). This would have saved this guys life.
Have dealt with a number of Malaysian Government groups, including MDEC, InvestKL and MaGIC, etc. The amount of incompetence, basic lack of follow through, and inefficiency are indeed breathtaking.
So do you believe they're absurd?
I am genuinely curious, when has a company deliberately making a stark pivot in offering better reliability for a product line led to better sustained profits? This is not a rhetorical question - I genuinely want people to provide me with examples. I suspect it is very rare that this happens, but hope I'm wrong.
Since when are standard practices the same as "it's a good thing"?

Well written code is the best code. Some well written code uses goto. Some not well written code doesn't use goto
Thanks, I’m going to need all the luck I can get!
That's interesting. Was there a remarkable difference in sleep quality? I drink about 2 cups a day and want to come back down to one.
You said the problems that the 2nd Amendment addressed are no longer relevant; but you did not say what you think those problems are. If it took hours for you to clarify that...it would be strange.
Interesting.

It shows bing.com having DOM load time of 4 seconds, and Google.com almost double at 7 seconds. Any ideas why this happens.
Are you obese (serious question)?
Lol, some would argue that taxation is a form of theft.
This happened, and was apparently resolved, on Monday. Am I the only one who wonders if it was released on a Saturday to minimize the amount of attention/commentary it would get (e.g. here)?
Six of the top 10 YC companies (by valuation) were built using Ruby