skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The remapping can be used on all your connected keyboards and per keyboard, whatever you prefer.

And if you want extended remapping I'd recommend https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/ especially if you're missing the function keys, you can remap that to be fn + number row. So you will have easy access to those as well.
Time machine to hard drive plugged into my AirPort Extreme, BackBlaze and iCloud for files.
Smaller in one dimension. Thicker in the other.
funny i wanted to make the same comment last night but was too lazy.

wasn't the first time John did what he did. and it's not the usual kind of learning either. he was learning by first principles. i truly love this idea of replaying in your own mind what went on when something was discovered (or at least come close to it).

contrast that with how ML & AI are taught nowadays: thrown into a Jupyter notebook with all FAANG libraries loaded for you...
Star Wars performance “lackluster”? Have you seen the box office returns for them?
Being exhausted by labor probably helps falling asleep earlier.
Thanks for the clarification.

Like I said, I only skimmed your paper, so I hope it was clear my comment was not intended as a criticism (or even as a review) :)

I think I agree with the general terms of your conclusion personally.
Nearly 100% agree that teens having nothing meaningful to do is the problem, but you're conclusion is scary. How about reforming school so that older kids spend about 25% of their time teaching and caring for younger kids? I'd probably start there.
SPOFs bad
Do you know how good the quality is when doing the phone calls?
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I’m in a historic district too (mid Cambridge). I feel for you, as having sat through hearings to get my windows upgraded (in a non descript 40s brick building)..

Someone literally said after someone’s small addition was approved (on the second month asking for approval) the “ even though the building change wasn’t visible from the street, the fact they knew it would be there bothered him”

Helps explain why we just elected a more building friendly city council. Here’s hoping..
How does this happen?! They're so expensive
What do you think rebellious teens are rebelling against?

The people they are about to become.

"Learning from something" includes "Learning from mistakes", and seeing those mistakes helps learning.
Computers still do that much better -- there's no way an insect, or a mammal, brain internally sorts ten million numbers -- and even much better (at least faster) than humans. My point is only that the fact computers can do some tasks better than insects or humans is irrelevant, in itself, to the question of intelligence.
Nobody had a lock code on the old Razr. What would you be locking? The ability to place a call?
Yeah for me this instantly kills any possibility of seriously considering buying one.
Considering the last iteration of Star Wars (the prequels), i'd say it's very hard to agree with you.
You sound like the kind of person who thinks that a spoonful of sugar and a multivitamin is functionally identical to a fruit and that is sad because the scientific evidence is overwhelmingly against your reductive approach to food.

No, the studies I linked cannot be handwaved off as you attempted, and no, they do not support your reductive approach. I urge you to read them again if gaining a greater understanding of why whole food is healthier than refined constituents is actually a goal of yours.
Glad to know this!
I loved and finished the game but I had the same issue on two occasions. I felt sick and I had to stop. Now I know it was not the food I had just eaten but the game itself, thank you!
That's a fascinating idea. That virtual worlds are good test-beds for AI is obvious, but I never considered that we will have thousands of hours for every person to tell us how they approach any given physical task. That's a gold mine for robotics research.
Interesting to see that you already think about replacing Excel. We won't go that far. Currently, bamboolib is intended to save time for Python Data Scientists and therefore it integrates perfectly into their working environment. Python Data Scientists cost their companies between 2k to 10k USD per month. And with bamboolib they should easily save 10h per month. Especially if they need to explore new data sets or don't know the full pandas API by heart. Thus, the price of 49$ per month should be a great deal because we want to provide 10x value per cost.

On top, bamboolib aims to reduce the training time for new Data Scientists.

In addition, bamboolib makes pandas available to people who are proficient with working on data but not specifically Python or coding.
Thus, companies can let people with business knowledge work on the data transformations who then hand over the code to Data Engineers who deploy the code, or similar

What do you think about this?
That still makes it POSIX compliant…
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Our main target user is a professional python data scientist that wants to be faster at data wrangling and visualization so that they can focus on understanding the data instead of coding the same pandas commands over and over again. That’s why bamboolib has both data transformation and exploration features included.
In the future, we will provide more sophisticated features from which also more experienced data scientists can profit.

Yet, I definitely agree that bamboolib especially nicely suits pandas learners and non-coders. Would be happy to have a direct exchange on your ideas on this topic (feel free to pm me at tobiaskrabel at gmail dot com).
Thank you for linking the old post because the last time some people doubted that we would actually create this :)
>a South Dakotan trust protects assets from civil suits, ex spouses, ex business partners

Wow, that's actually crazy. I know dozens of people who have been sued in this way and have lost a ridiculous amount of money. 60% of Americans get divorced. This South Dakota thing is a feature for some and a bug for others.
That first line is pure nonsense.
Carmack creates AI, AI is used to invent effective fission reactors. Check and mate.
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The word you're looking for is academic. Carmack hasn't done academic work, but he has done plenty of scientific work. Scientific work is no less scientific if it isn't published in an academic journal. Academia doesn't hold a monopoly on the scientific method.
I like plugging my laptop into the USB-C hub at home, and that giving me keyboard, mouse, display, ethernet and power without having to plug in multiple cables.
The ByteCode Alliance wants to bring binary apps into the browser
Do you have a timestamp for the vim thing?
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Would you care to provide any evidence that a publication from the University of Rochester medical center, reviewed by an MD and two RNs is not credible?
Let me mostly summarize Conal’s “simple” reverse AD: he drops the tape into the stack. This has two impacts: the stack is “about twice as long”; and, you “may (will?) lose tail recursion”.

It is still a really good paper—and no doubt a lot of the subtlety was list to me.
I use jekyll since ages, since it was easy to set up && publish, and lately started syncing the content to dev.to in order to try to amplify the audience (although most of what I write, are just oneliners, so that I don't forget)
I wonder if this is why corrupt politicians are called "fat cats". I thought it was just for the rhyme.
Can this or any similar device also be used as an external monitor? I built a new home server the other day, and as I didn't want to lug around a 40" desktop monitor to the small nook at the other end of the house, I ended up using an old 480p projector as a screen, despite having so many laptops, phones, tablets etc lying around with perfectly fine screens (with built in battery power to boot!). Is this not a feature anyone else would like? I've been looking at portable screens, and they're starting to appear (Asus Zenscreen), but I just wish I could jack into the screen of another device temporarily at times.

Cool device, and would be even cooler if I could use just the monitor on it.
> The 02/02/2020 snapshot archived in the GitHub Arctic Code Vault will sweep up every active public GitHub repository, in addition to significant dormant repos as determined by stars, dependencies, and an advisory panel.

https://github.com/eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee/eeeeeeee...

The archive team should be able to get a very good compression ratio on that repo.
This surprised me too. Toronto does a lot of integration with older buildings. People like it—at least better than just demolishing some beautiful or historic architecture. That’s what I expected until the first photograph.
I haven't been following this field, but anyone know what happened to Neural Programmer Interpreters (2015)? It seemed like such a promising direction back then. It showed that a neural network can learn to use arbitrary commands to execute algorithms such as multidigit addition and bubble sort: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~reedscot/iclr_project.html

That seems like a much better demo of using blackbox tools as substeps in problem solving. Is there a reason why it shouldn't work when the blackbox is a more complex function like sympy's eval?
They only revived that trend in the Razr, but learned it with the StarTAC, which retailed for $1000 in 1996, or about $1600 in today's money. I'm sure the DynaTAC was no better before it.
What do you mean by dormant? Motorola has been continuously making smartphones, and they are arguably one of the better low to mid-range choices in the United States. They’re owned by electronics giant Lenovo.
Some people already developed prototypes on that direction.
Who would have thought that a philosophical puzzle game could come from the creators of Serious Sam.
This doesn't accelerate professional data scientists.

To me the only use of this tool is to make available the more complex uses of pandas to individuals without the background/understanding of how to wield those.

But without that understanding, giving those people a UI of functions they have no understanding of is just a recipe for disaster.

All these tools that aim to lower the barrier to entry for data science without fully automating it are doomed to fail because they have no audience. The market for analysts who aren't also software engineers is shrinking to 0.
The problem is it is a vicious circle there aren't very many, so nobody has a family in the area, thus the schools are the low income inter city schools that you wouldn't send your kid to, thus nobody with kids would move to such an apartment given a choice. You can hate the suburbs as much as you want, but the type of person who would want a 5 bedroom apartment as a first choice is going to move to the suburbs in the end because none of the benefits of the city are worth sending your kids to bad schools.
Thank you for your feedback! :)
We also dont like software where you are restricted to whats available. Therefore, we integrated so tightly with pandas, so whenever something is not available you can add the code in the user interface or just in another cell.
What do you think about this hybrid approach?
The Facetime camera isn't remotely at the quality level a 2019 laptop should have. Even the $400 Surface Go has a better quality camera.
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Yeah I know about this, I need it all in one package.
I recommend using Emacs Prelude, which already auto-configures most of what I've described. You just need to enable a few modules for it and you're good to go.
One of the factors may be the desire for indoctrination, from many sides. As long as you're legally a child, your time and attention is effectively someone elses's property. The school system can have you schooled for n*10 hours a week on whatever it considers objective truth. There is lots of political tampering with this everywhere. Parents can (legally) control what media you consume, what information you get and who you can interact with. It's partly about the power to make young people what someone else wants them to be. (Not that it usually works as expected.)

I'm not saying adolescents should not be educated (in fact, I think there is lots of unrealized opportunity for society in public education), just that this is a tasty quasi-political power that's hard to give up and tempting to expand.
What exactly did you think? That bamboolib is helpful or that you might be locked in by the options that are available so far?
Personally, I wish the APL ideas had been taken more seriously, not only as a programming language, but specially as an algebraic notation.

I would like to be able to open any text editor and write formulas, and it is not a minor thing to be able to directly use those formulas to solve the problem in the computer. I can do that with J or K, but it does not feel natural at all when using paper or the blackboard, for example. On the other hand, I indeed love the APL symbols (you get used to them much faster than it may look) but, even although they are part of unicode, it is still much less convenient to use than ASCII.
> ...just growing pains and will be sorted out...

I wish that were true, but I won't hold my breath.

What is far more likely is that more standards and complexity will infiltrate the market before USB-C stabilizes into something that vendors can be consistent with and which consumers understand.
Ah, I misread. So we agree then. On the other hand, I would not be surprised if the hippocampus was highly developed in chess players like Bobby Fischer which could translate into better spatial reasoning. Perhaps general intelligence is best trained by variance.... Not targeted training.
I was having trouble with the PDF link, here's an Internet Archive copy: https://web.archive.org/web/20191014194206/http://www.scottk...

The video is very good at getting the point across, though (naturally).

Also of some interest to this audience might be Raeder's 1984 dissertation, which shows a combination of visual programming, functional programming, and programming by demonstration. A big part of his model is naming things as rarely as possible: https://archive.org/details/RaederProgrammingInPictures
it's an object in three dimensions
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I believe Haswell does have Hardware Lock Elision, but it was disabled by a microcode update.
Cities Worldwide Are Reimagining Their Relationship with Cars
This is correct! ipywidgets is awesome because it merges the powerful Python ecosystem with all the capabilities of the web including HTLM, CSS and Javascript. We are super excited what we might build merging those two worlds
Is there any reason to expect he’ll have any success at this? Leaving aside the motivation for a fun hobby that you don’t expect anything out of.
>How do people wind up working for seemingly big outfits at a young age?

Most likely connections (and talent). They have also almost certainly done some journalism work, even if only freelance and student newspaper, so they have a resume to point to. The more common historical route was to work through a bunch of small market papers as the parent suggests.

>recipe for a very slow to grow or advance career

Not sure why--at least more than journalism generally. If I had a choice, I'd get on board the Wall Street Journal or the New York Times early on rather than spend a decade "paying my dues" covering high school sports and whatever else mostly passes for news in a 10,000 person town.
Have you considered owning a suitcase that doesn't weigh 3.5kg?
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Amen. I've been dabbling in the world of FPGA & hardware lately and I don't understand why hardware engineers tolerate the state of their toolsets.

Schematic design tools that make common tasks like drawing/connecting buses an obnoxious hassle involving futzing with the mouse making sure lines and nets line up when one should just be able to describe the whole thing in a DSL and have the tool build up an initial drawing for you.

FPGA "IDEs" with no auto indentation, refactoring/rename, no support for version control, arcane project structures that don't move easily between directory structures, non-modular tools that don't work well or at all outside of the IDE, critical settings buried in dialogs, 'drag and drop' authoring that takes you about 50% of the way to your solution and then falls over in a hot mess.

Demand better
This is originalism as clearly supported by the numerous references to contemporary language, other writings of the authors, and comparison to other language in the Constitution. Have you read the opinion?
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I keep my dotfiles bootstrapping script POSIX-compliant; it’s a little bit of a pain but it lets me use it in really stripped down environments.
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This is how I found out about IRC.
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Prejudice based upon age is the last remaining socially acceptable form of prejudice. Most articles about adolescents read exactly like opinions about various races, women, etc in the past. The arguments are the same, and the conclusions are the same. The lack of scientific evidence is, also, the same. Repeatedly they observe some limitation and conclude, without any evidence at all, that the limitation is not due to lack of education or socially-inflicted lack of experience but endemic and unavoidable.

One of the most popular misunderstandings of neuroscience going around recently is the "brain isn't fully developed until age 25" idea. This is often parroted and repeated, often by otherwise quite knowledgeable people, without any understanding of what brain development is, or how it occurs. The idea is used to support notions of restriction and sheltering, which is totally at odds with every understanding of how brain development actually occurs. The brain develops in response to novel experience, and solely in response to novel experience. Lack of novel experiences leads to lack of brain development. When an infants visual cortex is immature and incapable of stereoscopic vision, the exactly wrong course of action would be to cover one eye. Doing so would prevent the brain from developing the ability to integrate vision from both eyes into a coherent single image. The issue is even more problematic when you look at what criteria is used to judge the brains "immaturity" in the material supporting the "immature until 25" claim. What they examine is neuroplasticity. They observe that neuroplasticity reduces substantially after age 25. They interpret that as a sign that the brain is 'done' with it's primary development, but that's a bit of an arguable point. It is just as likely, in my opinion, that neuroplasticity in a high state is the desirable condition and that its reduction is a consequence of the end of introduction of large quantities of new experiences due to most people entering the working world and settling into a 'routine' life.

On a lighter note, just imagine if this perspective were to change, socially. If in 10 or 20 years time prejudice against teens were viewed with as much disgust as racism and sexism are now. Old tweets griping about teens being surfaced and people being 'cancelled' over them, etc. It would be quite different. But, there would probably be markedly less school shootings.
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I dealt with all this back when I worked construction (in the Northeast US). You tear it all out and leave the base structure, ensure the outside is weather-tight, install new windows, run new electrical and plumbing to modern standards and slap modern insulation and drywall up. Accessibility except in the most extreme cases can generally screw off unless it's a commercial building or going to be occupied by tenants in which case widening door ways and moving staircases really isn't a big deal when the place is gutted. In practice this means that most inspectors will not bust out the tape measure for a single family dwelling unless things are obviously pushing the limits of reasonableness or it is a totally new structure.

This approach is usually cheaper than new construction since you don't need to construct a new structure (if your roof/siding/windows are good you can also save money by keeping those). This approach also can side step a lot of permitting requirements since your keeping the original structure.

A full rebuild tends to not make financial sense when the property is going to be commercial (and the existing structure is not sufficient) or rental in which case knocking down and building as much square footage as you can justify is the way to go. For a single family home or commercial structure already of adequate form factor a full rebuild often makes sense. Like anything else you've gotta run the numbers for your specific situation.

The pitfalls you are mentioning are only of consequence when you have particularly micro-managerial regulation specifying you must retain outdated materials and interior systems (as the guy from Ireland describes in a different comment).
What's worse, while there are spec sheets with examples for the mux chips, good luck finding a datasheet with a full example including USB-C PD in source and sink capability, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt and "classic" USB. And don't get me started on Thunderbolt controllers themselves, Intel doesn't even release datasheets for these.

I get that Intel may want to prevent people selling Thunderbolt stuff without certification etc. but this shitty behavior really sucks for advanced tinkerers willing to get their hands dirty on some modern technology.

If someone does have an application example that includes all necessary chips including an USB3 controller, a Thunderbolt controller, a MUX chip for DisplayPort and a decent PD controller supporting source and sink operation mode, I'd be happy about any hints.

Oh and if someone from the Raspberry Pi foundation reads this, please for the love of everything that's holy update the Compute Module and expose PCI-E there!
Yeah, but those two were two isolated issues in a decade. Now we're having a continuous stream of microarchitectural bugs that require more and more complicated fixes in toolchain, kernel and microcode. I am an outsider, but the impression is that the thing is exploding.
Apple’s Schiller says kids with Chromebooks in classrooms ‘not going to succeed’
"Also, if your project/article is interesting, people will share it after some minor promoting on social medium or on HN, regardless if it's on Medium or not."

People who are part of the audience you don't have because you aren't on Medium?
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> + settings for screen-lock-on-idle aren't saved - sometimes I want the screen to be always on, but it doesn't work

Depends on the window manager/desktop environment you’re using, but there’s dozens of Gnome3 extensions that do exactly this. “Caffeine”, for example.
I've been thinking about your comment for nearly an hour now, wondering about all of the potential paths this could take.

If your company goal is to sell commodity data and make money in volume rather than high margin less frequent sales then maybe this is not so bad.

To your point about Amazon eventually taking this over, I do believe that to be the case when there is near ubiquitous demand for the data type. And just looking over what is in there now, these are some pretty specific datasets.

I'm not saying you're wrong, I will be considering your comments for quite a while.

I have said this on here before and I think it still holds true. Amazon is like Jay Leno.

Conan O'Brien once said:

“Hosting The Tonight Show has been the fulfillment of a lifelong dream to me. And I want to say to the kids out there watching, you can do anything you want in life unless Jay Leno wants to do it, too.”
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