skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for the anecdote; it's probably the first one I've read from someone who's Bipolar. There are a lot of anecdotes from people with OCD (mostly positive). The latest study found kava to be ineffective in the treatment of Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD), although the authors of the study (and countless anecdotes online) still recommend it for situational anxiety (say before public speaking or an interview).

Like you, I wish we knew more about drug interactions. One to keep in mind is the grapefruit rule. Drugs that are incompatible with grapefruit are incompatible with kava.
Without taking a side in this battle...it strikes me that Amazon's biggest incentive for automating its distribution network, aside from labor cost itself, is that robots don't write petitions.
I've never seen the term for my username in the wild outside of a thesaurus and a band that was popular a long time ago.
You hope it's new. I don't think there's anything that he did that couldn't have been done by someone else in the past 2-3000 years.
Agreed, but "And once that's covered" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that story. And if those pages that cost $0.000007 to run are contributing $0 to that cost, they are at the mercy of their patron and in no way in control of their own fate.

It's a tragedy of the commons if 100% of those pages think someone else is going to foot the bill and one day the system that is actually footing the bill for those pages changes.
The ARM version of Fedora CoreOS is just known as the Fedora IoT Edition: https://iot.fedoraproject.org/

It's slimmer and more tuned for AArch64 and SBC type systems.
You Don't Need Millions of Dollars
Yes, totally. Thieving from a thief logic applies here.
Type 'Should I' into Google and you'll see why Tesla's stock was surging
W3AF for Pen Testing – Web Application Attack and Audit Framework
Epstein was good at what he did plus he had lots of money from the ponzi scheme he was involved with.

Wexner is also widely believed to be gay. In his case, I don’t think blackmail is probable considering the power of a smart, rich, confidence artist.

I’m sure there’s no doubt that a variety of intelligence agencies and private groups targeted Epstein for information. But I’m skeptical that this all originated as anything more than ego and confidence skills.
https://indigosoftwarecompany.com/products/microsoft-sql-ser...
All intelligence agencies are staffed by the morally bankrupt. To get bin Laden the CIA set back the effort to end polio decades. There are no good people in intelligence, only bad ones working for one country and bad ones working for another.
don't worry, they'll repair and transfer elsewhere
I first read this book back when I was just starting programming, learning about fractals and chaos and graphics and recursion and all those good things. I got the hard cover version out of the library several times (just to show how long ago that was!) and implemented a few of the things in it. Very happy to see it available online!
Game uses the DualShock 4 in a scary way
Apple's FTDI driver doesn't match against every FTDI device though, sometimes you still need the VCP driver FTDI themselves provide.
How much did you drink? Fijians (and Tongans) love their kava weak. It's often more about the socialising around the kava bowl rather than getting "drunk" off kava. You'll find Fijians mix weak batches of kava and then drink it for hours.

ni-Vanuatu on the other hand, make really strong kava and then only drink 2-3 shells of it.

If you drink it in Fiji as a tourist chances are it was even weaker than the already weak kava the locals drink. You'd have to drink maybe 6 shells before you'd begin to feel anything.
Good Programmers Get Off Their Butts
But VMWare (probably the best VM software for macOS) doesn't use it, they have their own kexts.
I'd like more evidence pointing specifically to Mossad.
“Hey Google, stop tracking me”
Parental leave shouldn't be unplanned though, there should be several months of notice surely
Reporter’s Notebook: Life and Death in a Wuhan Coronavirus ICU – Caixin Global
How We Localized FastComments Without Slowing It Down
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I made the choice for Apple to have my contacts by buying an iPhone. If I didn't want Apple to have my contacts (as I do not want Google or Facebook to have mine) I would have not bought an iPhone.
Why do you need to push into your clients Kubernetes in order to run your product?!

Surely you can give them the containers and they can run as they see fit, or, even more commonly, you can give them RPMs and some instructions on how to set up.
Started on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3631917

Follow-up a year later: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6366724
This has excellent meta potential.
Pricing's been adjusted!
https://fastcomments.com/traffic-pricing
> Could benefit from allowing the user to set a location

VPN users need this.
Localization's been added.
Past cases need not match future cases. They've been tossing things faster than in the past.
I'm hoping the next phase would be having the cloud literally in your pocket, able to seamlessly integrate with any interface you want.

Your phone. Your keyboard/mouse/monitor. Your TV. All talk to one computing device.
> I also think that the people that think they have "common sense" think that what common sense is, is fairly clear. I also think that we can easily find people that disagree on what is and isn't common sense.

The lack of an authority certified to definitively classify something does not imply the lack of any theoretically applicable classifications thereof.

> Implying that this judgement of the rhetorical strategies of a group of people is an obvious part of the human experience is immediately contradicted by the observation that the humans you're judging disagree with that judgement. Clearly there is at least something non-obvious about this judgement in some cases.

Do they disagree, though? If they were somehow forced to tell the truth about their motives, what would they say? If we could look inside their heads with a machine, what would we find?

And please note, I've said nowhere that people pursue either of these strategies consciously. Some people use both at different times; they seem to scratch different itches. For instance, a lot of people start with the first, and move on the the second when they start to "lose".

> How are we determining that the rhetorical strategies employed in "purity spirals" are an element of the human experience that can be objectively reasoned about?

I've identified two strategies: attacks on arguments, and attacks on the people fielding them. Do you claim that this distinction does not, in fact, exist?

You're retreating into subjectivity, relativity, and uncertainty, but I've been here all along. I'm afraid I've used far too many words to describe that simple distinction, but it's all I'm talking about, and either it exists or it doesn't. Do you agree that it exists? Can a distinction be made, in any sense, between an attack on an argument and an attack on a person?
This literally happened as I described it.

That is to say I have repeated what I was told. And it’s funny — I was all set to go to battle stations over this: 1) The close is not the same as how bad it was intraday. 2) Yes, the SIPC and CFTC have controls and he was able to access his account eventually after the profit opportunity was gone. 3) He was a sophisticated investor, and if Knight had retail accounts he might have been with them.

But in retrospect it’s too clever - it’s much more likely in my estimation that the dude in question with whom I worked was simply full of shit. He tells a bad beat story and it’s not like any of us asked to see statements. It never even occurred to me to doubt it until now.
Yeah. To achieve 3% growth per year for several hundred years we have to expand beyond Earth. Beyond a few hundred years, it starts getting more difficult. I wonder how much waste heat Mars or other large bodies could absorb. Or what is the largest possible radiator we could build in space...

Some fun facts I calculated while thinking about this:

* 3% growth for 100 years is 20x

* 3% growth for 300 years is 7,000x

* 3% growth for 1,000 years is 7,000,000,000,000x
European providers seem to be more generous with bandwidth. On other locations if you want 10gbps per server you probably need to talk to someone first, and there are nonzero chance that they can't fulfill that if their datacenter is not that big.
I like your original comment further up, but disagree with the following bit:

> We can still talk about the causal effect of lunch on what I wrote before lunch.

To the extent that the situation occurs in the physical universe, that is meaningless. The future can never be a causal parent of the past. That says there is much more to the typical causality question than just the direction of time.

The difference between the “time reversibility” in physics and the typical ML example is that once you’ve decided on something as the effect, the other thing must be the cause. So the problem is quite simple if you’re not trying to figure out the nature/direction of time, and especially not with microscopic physics.

Anyone curious about the relation between time reversibility in physics and causal reasoning could look at Scholkopf+Janzing 2016 for an interesting line of thought.

Somebody should tell Yann Lecun that a little knowledge is dangerous.
> Publish your article with accompanying data and programs on sci-hub (github for science).

How does one publish on Sci-Hub?

I would suggest sites like https://zenodo.org/ or https://osf.io/ for self-publishing research products. Or one's own institution's repository, if they have one (many do, see http://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/opendoar/).
I wonder about drivers for PCIe add-in cards for the new Mac Pro. I have a client that has asked me to develop such a driver for their card so they can run on modern Mac Pro systems. I’d work entirely in userland via DriverKit if I could, but I don’t think the necessary APIs to interact with PCIe hardware are available.
FWIW, I’m having serious issues with my FTDI board on Catalina —- even after installing the VCP driver. I’ve had to downgrade to Mojave for the time being
Ask HN: How will you approach to learn deep learning(disruptive technology)?
Recently, I started studying Machine Learning being from a programming background I choose fast.ai to be my headstart but after watching few videos i find fast.ai to be more of a tooling (high-level api ) knowledge.
Being not able to visualize why CNN, RNN, Batch Normalization, etc. are created. I just go by the blind approach of applying CNN to image problems and RRN to every sequential problems but i had found that for some case we can use RNN in images ( only relating image captioning ) and CNN for NLP.

To make my knowledge more concrete i started reading deeplearningbook ( by Ian Goodfellow ) and it is a great book for getting in-depth understanding but this book is an only theory (no practical code) and i seem to forget the concepts after a week or so.

So my question is how do you retain the concepts or tricks ( like initializing hyperparameter based on activation function used, etc. ) for practical projects?
Or what your approach to learning this overwhelming technology?
Sending data through the internet contributes to 3% of worldwide CO2 emissions? Finding a 'sustainable way to watch videos online'? I think you have your numbers mixed up. Maybe you are confusing the amount of electricity all computers use with the internet and CO2 emissions.
If upholding the puppet government in Afghanistan requires allying with pederasts the US should get out. Afghanistan has never had anything worth an occupation. The only reason the US is still there is to try and wash away the stain of Vietnam. As soon as the US leaves the Taliban will take over again within a year, just like al Shahab in Somalia. Afghanistan is already lost because there's no appetite to completely remake the country; colonialism has gone out of style.

There are evil men in Afghanistan raping boys and there are evil men in Washington defending allowing them to do so.
Lol, it's extremely naïve to think that this is the worst or even unusually troubling story in the list of Mossad of CIA operations.
What’s Difference Between Grep, Egrep and Fgrep in Linux?
Thanks for your civilized reply to my semi-rant ;-)
China Sacrifices a Province to Save the World From Coronavirus
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Interesting.

The company I worked for and our competitor VMWare both had to create small kexts to enable on-the-fly capture of USB devices. We both accessed USB devices from user-space, but we needed to put small kexts in the kernel to prevent class drivers from being automatically attached to general USB devices. There was really no race-free user-space way of doing this and Apple ignored our messages on their dev forums when we asked for assistance.

I wonder if they’ve added an interface for this? Or maybe promiscuous USB device control just isn’t going to be possible now?
A lot of people tend to not consider time invested as a measurable resource, and that is a sad thing indeed, as that is one resource that can only be spent.
What about Epstein's black book? Does that go beyond party lines?
This whole thread has made me feel like my life writing clean Java and Postgres has been charmed and the future is working on behemoths that are too big to fail.
The app is free (also ad-free.) The in-app purchase merely resembles a buy-me-a-buy approach.
Why do people keep saying clearly wrong stuff. You sound like you know what you are talking about, but are 100% wrong.
The source is what professional musicians get to use.

They don't have to customise their kernel on the newly bought Window/macOS laptop.
I just quit when they finally said I had to to log in.
If you don't like what NYC is doing maybe you should lobby them? I'm sure they'd listen to you just as much as the current federal government would listen to NYC.
All research indeed will benefit from such an approach. Think of transitioning from the lack of version control systems to their appearance. But it is not enough for better scientific publishing. There was quite an interesting discussion[1] about creating something in between Overleaf[2], ArXiv[3], Git, and Wikipedia, moreover with the ability to do a peer-to-peer review, discussion, and social networking. See also the last[4] article in that series. There are a few implementations, albeit not covering all features, like Authorea[5] and MIT's PubPub[6] (it is the open source[7]). See also GitXiv[8]. See also the Publishing Reform[9] project. Moreover, there is quite an interesting initiative from DARPA, to create the scientific social network of a kind - Polyplexus[10].

[1] http://blog.jessriedel.com/2015/04/16/beyond-papers-gitwikxi...

[2] https://www.overleaf.com/

[3] https://arxiv.org/

[4] http://blog.jessriedel.com/2015/05/20/gitwikxiv-follow-up-a-...

[5] https://authorea.com/

[6] https://www.pubpub.org/

[7] https://github.com/pubpub

[8] https://medium.com/@samim/gitxiv-collaborative-open-computer...

[9] https://gitlab.com/publishing-reform/discussion

[10] https://polyplexus.com/
> Do they disagree, though?

So you think they'd agree with your statement that -

> you don't give a shit what they're saying, you just want to shut them up and make yourself look stronger. The motives mirror the rhetorical techniques involved.

- is a fair characterisation of their own tactics???

> I've identified two strategies: attacks on arguments, and attacks on the people fielding them.

Have you though? Because people seem to sometimes not see the distinction as clearly as you. Have you ever encountered someone who took what you thought was an attack on their argument as a personal attack?

Isn't it possible that some arguments made by the "purity spiral" crowd are the former but you perceive them as the latter?

> You're retreating into subjectivity, relativity, and uncertainty, but I've been here all along.

For example, does accusing me of retreating fit into the attack on argument category, or the attack on people one?
It's maybe the best for macOS, but it's far from being the best VM software. It's full of ugly bugs, especially when trying to script it and use the 'vmrun' tool. It's expensive and support is nearly nonexistent.
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My translation (as a beginner in Russian language) of Stalin's letter is:

"In negotiations with Eden on the issue of Aerocobras you acted cowardly.
This is not worthy of the Soviet ambassador. The British behaviour on the
question of the Aerocobras, I consider the height of arrogance. The British
had no right to redirect our cargo to their account without prior consent.
The reference of the British to the fact that forwarding occurred by order
of America is a jesuitism(?). Not hard to understand that America acted
here at the request of the British.
Don't let the British think that we will tolerate the insults inflicted on us
not the first time by the English rulers. Soviet government requires that
154 Aerocobras captured by the British be immediately returned to the
Soviet Union. We urge you to bring this British piracy to the attention of
layers of British society. I regret departure of Beaverbrook: while Beaverbrook
was in charge of British supply, England faithfully fulfilled its obligations,
after Beaverbrook departed England became treacherous."
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This is such a great comment. Tying together all the different login systems and making it work with a bunch of different systems behind those authentication systems is such a pain in the ass. Maybe Sandstorm tried to promote that as the key benefit at some point and it didn't resonate, but their site right now says "Sandstorm is an open source platform for self-hosting web apps" which does not differentiate it at all.

If I knew that I could create a private walled garden with a bunch of disparate apps that are all connected, that I would have been excited about. That's hard work they did, and it is a shame they don't promote that up front. I'm confused who they think they are talking to, since "open source apps" would only appeal to developer/sys-admin people anyway.
As far as I know there is no legal basis for a vote having to happen at all, let alone be on the up-and-up for things like party primaries.
I remember hearing on NPR how annoyed people were with the DNC’s lack of transparency on this app, and their reasoning was “we don’t want to let the Russian hackers know how we’re doing this”.

The more this saga continues the more the democrat gang seems like a troop of out of touch hippie professors recruiting freshman to do their “technology” work.
It is dangerous trying to be an expert at everything. Even super-heroes need to team up to defeat the worst adversaries. So pick one skill to learn at a time and get really good at it.

As for the salary comparisons. Look at people at your location and with comparable skills for your reference. Large discrepancies are likely to be due to location and employer factors rather a reflection upon your true value.
Do you believe that a distinction between attacks on arguments and attacks on people exists, or do you not?
The Knight trading misbehavior bid the market up, not down. It didn't make its intraday lows until about 12:30 and the S&P500 never fell by more than 1%. Maybe if the puts were on Knight itself ...
What is process automation? What are the benefits?
Engagement seems a pretty blunt metric for this. Especially since Youtube has a near monopoly on user generated video content. A user would have to be mightily perturbed to abandon their favorite content altogether over poor video quality.

I bet most of those 90% of people who stuck with 480p don't even know they can manually set the resolution.
Google domains. Is there any reason I should be concerned about this?
> So WebGPU with SPIR-V will work in Apple's browsers

Yes, I think the idea is to embed a SPIRV-to-Metal compiler inside the browser.

At least, that's what it looks like https://github.com/gfx-rs/wgpu is doing right now.
New York State doesn’t do REAL ID unless you want a combined license/passport document for travel to Canada.
Huh. Pretty cool. I can't set a filename on firefox, but I like that the style is bigger than the actual markup.
Try Ctrl+Shift+V instead of Ctrl+V for a “plain paste”
Thank you for bringing up the grapefruit rule. I only learned about it recently. At first it sounds kind of silly, but then when you hear the stories you realize it has to be taken seriously.

If you regularly eat grapefruit, make sure your doctor knows. Be careful ramping medications up or down without discussion first.

And definitely go research this for yourself as well. :)
So what's the alternative for third party AV vendors? Do you have any suggestion for my parents?
Just looked through my kexts. I've got two that I use, one that I dont, all signed and approved by Apple:

* Driver for RTL815X that works with my USB Ethernet adapter from RTL.

The standard Apple driver refused to run at 1G, only at 100Mb. It'll be interesting to see if they update the drivers any time soon.

* Tripmode that controls network I/O (I don't use it)

* Karabiner Elements to handle my custom keyboard

I use the (excellent) Karbiner-Elements to handle my keyboard and it has a kext that sets up a virtual keyboard and virtual pointer as HID devices. So I'm guessing that's going to need to be converted from a kext to something using the HIDDriverKit.
How Amazon tracked my last two years of reading
You think someone who built multiple retail empires would give someone power of attorney because they seemed skilled? Power of attorney transfer is for people who are dying or mentally disabled.
This might be a silly question but how did you measure the effectiveness of the TV ads?
Is it a shock to anyone when a company whos business model does not allow for return customers suddenly find themselves less in demand?
On windows/linux, we have no choice but to use chromium embedded framework.

But, there are so many choices. Does it really have to be html-based?
I mean that literally. OP said that the govt pays up to 20000 EUR in Elterngeld, and I can show you tax returns where I paid almost double that in a single year.

I don't get what is so difficult or controversial about my statement here. Whether Elterngeld or "free" childcare, there is no "giving" by the government of anything, that is all.
Why does notarization bother you as a user? It doesn't change how you use the system.

Did you had any 32-bit software that don't exist as 64-bit versions?
No, but they might pirate (but I bet yify is even worse)
The real story here is that this is a punishment for NYS issuing driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. The Trump administration is angry that undocumented persons might have driver's licenses, and yet, that info might not be passed to ICE for no-knock raids and other "fun."

The state has important interests at stake: driver's exams, insurance, eye tests, etc. The law was passed for very basic nuts-and-bolts purposes, not to defend some starry-eyed vision of open borders.

It is better for NYS and the residents of NYS if illegal immigrants participate in driver licensing the same way as people with other federal statuses. Licensing illegal and undocumented immigrants upholds public order and keeps the roads safer.

The Trump administration now wishes to mine NY DMV records in order to make ICE actions easier, and the state declines to assist them.

This is the result of thwarting Trump's pets in the executive branch: cheap and stupid revenge.
Wait did California do the same thing???
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> How supply chains are managed isn't going to change because of a bunch of woke millennials.

Parent's point was that systems require trained and capable people.

If the job entails dealing with something arcane, and you can't pay more (because cost center), then at some point you face a labor gap.