skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The market kind of died. Lotus Improv had a slick interface but a sucky semantic model. Freebase was for the Mac, good luck with selling business software on the Mac in the 1990’s. Generally, Excel wiped out the Cambrian Explosion of spreadsheet innovation, and the survivors were Excel add-ins with a separate back end (Essbase, TM/1, which are still around). Microsoft never got into it, acquired their way in, and have never shown an aptitude for this area. I think Gresham’s Law pertains to how PivotTables have taken over the MD functionality for Excel
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Hey folks!

It's been about 4 years since I started my project, Resume on the Web, where I created a website that portrays who I am and my ever-changing personality. Every once in a while, I revamp the whole thing using new technologies so that I keep myself updated with the latest and greatest, and also gives me a creative outlet to experiment with new design ideas.

This year, I kicked it up a notch by revamping the design of the old boring two-column resume look, to something a lot more vibrant, responsive and effective. I'll keep my words to a minimum and let the website do the talking.

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Rudin's Principles of Mathematical Analysis is the top analysis book in the US too.
Interesting, universities in Czech republic went through a simmilar scheme, but they'd get disproportionately more funds per head-count of first-year students (on-boarding, I guess?)

Several universities switched from entrance exams to a system of "Everybody gets in, it is the first semester that will probably kill you" :-)
It’s possible to run a greenhouse with green energy. It’s not possible to do that with jet airplanes.
Breast implants 'saved' woman shot in chest
Just checked goalkicker.com. Pure gem for intermediate level. Excellent sharing.
Not so long ago there were people who were born when Sweden and Norway were in a union together.
> Kindergarten starts math education with set theory.

Well what’s wrong with that?
So what is the source of this info? Turns out it is the Daily Mail, a right-wing UK rag of highly questionable quality and history of economy with the truth. In the referenced DM article, the only attribution we hear about are "documents obtained by the Mail"... Fake FB news are also documents obtainable by the Mail. Post originals or it didn't happen.
> Yeah, since you're arguing that the campaign was bad because people disagreed with it and stating it as a fact.

It is a fact. I've met people who do this.

> In what way?

There are people who disagree with a law that orders them to do something they think should be a personal choice. There are people who disagree with an ad campaign that orders them to do something they think should be a personal choice.

If you had to propose a hypothesis about whether a correlation exists between these two groups, what would it be?
who knows. Personally I like to watch good old porn on https://www.tube100.me . It's available for free and without registration. There are many good vids to watch in lockdown, I think we don't need new vids right now.
Pretty much my experience as well moving from Russia to the US. Team sports and social deviance seem to dominate the popularity hierarchies of American schools (as of 2003). In Russia being the top student is respected instead.
I mean, if Patreon provided a good service and the porn was hidden away under the default filter and not visible from my subsite or the homepage, I don't see at all why I wouldn't launch a product on it if I decided the business model was a good fit.
When I was around 15, mainly listening to heavy metal bands (Iron Maiden and alike, so not just basic rock chords/riffs), a friend of my father introduced me to prog rock, that I liked, and told me : if you like this, you will go from heavy metal to prog, then from prog to jazz, and finally to classic music.

And he was right (although I’m not totally over with that journey as I like listening to classic music, but I’m not completely into it)
Just as information, that seems to be a very US centric thing.

In Europe I have never done an exit interview, wasn't even aware that they are a thing if it wasn't for the occasional HN comments.

Naturally you might talk with someone informally, but isn't given.
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This has been a long time coming for AWS users in southern Africa, as news about this region launching has been going around for a number of years. Fantastic to see it launch, I know it took a lot of hard work for the AWS CT team.
The thing is, if you accept the basic "liberal arts" idea of education that it's about creating a common culture, then a lot of the ideas coming from the social justice side of things actually make some sense. From the "liberal" point of view, one of the purposes of English lit class and education in general is to create a common background that people in professional settings can use in conversation - I can use my favourite Shakespearean metaphor to argue a point and I know that you, as an educated colleague, will understand what I mean. I could talk about CRT/I and say "something wicked this way comes" if I wanted to, and you could hopefully decode that. Otherwise I'd have the Herculean task of having to keep a database of which of my colleagues understand which kinds of analogies, or reduce all my communication to the lowest common denominator. For example, I'm assuming here that the expressions "Herculean" and "lowest common denominator" (as a figure of speech) mean something to readers on HN.

If you accept this point of view - and lots of educators past and present have done so, including white male ones - then the student slogan "Why is my curriculum white?" makes sense. Would a stock of common background knowledge (for want of a better word) be that much less effective if it included slightly less Hemingway and Twain and slightly more contributions from more diverse authors? So the argument goes, if (to simplofy a lot) white kids learn about white culture at home and black kids learn about black culture, but the test to get a good job includes the "culture fit" part of can we hold a conversation based on the kinds of analogies and forms of speech you learn at college, then it's (1) unfair if the thing you learn at college just happens to be "white culture" and (2) even more so if a more diverse college education would serve _exactly the same purpose_.

The million dollar question is whether (2) is true. I personally think it mostly is for "arts", mainly because there are different cultures with different languages even within "the west" and several of them seem to work about equally well.

But here's the rub: science doesn't work like that.

There's a philosophical argument that Twain _created_ Huck Finn, but Newton only _discovered_ the laws of motion - if Twain hadn't lived then we might have equally good literature, but it would not be the same. But if Newton hadn't lived, someone else would have discovered F=ma and the like by now, and the formula would be exactly the same.

My main worry is that if the US tries to turn science/tech into liberal arts and China doesn't, then we're creating a new kind of inequality: in a generation or two they will wipe the floor with us. But I'm happy to listen to any argument from the SJ/CRT/I side that doesn't imply us handing over our place in the world to a power who very much believes that all races are not equal.
not just that but if you consider that the stream is encrypted - so not just going through https - then it might be also great tech.
Folding tables always work.
Hello, no end of life is planned for the moment for C1 Instances. Nevertheless, these instances are now almost six years old. We recommend to rather turn to the Development and General Purpose Instances to build a future-proof infrastructure. Regards -AA
You wouldn't need it to be illegal if you solved the insurance problem that causes people to want there to be a law against it.
Pontryagin is not simply an elite theoretical mind. On the contray, he illustrates in person the many aspects of the problem. During the fifties, he virtually vanished from public and came back years later with a Lenin prize and "The Mathematical Theory of Optimal Processes". Examples in there include 'two flying objects' and the task of an optimal solution for the problem to get them in close proximity... Obviously you don't receive a Lenin prize for pure mathematics.

The other part is content: Bellman dealt with the same problem. But Bellman equations are notoriously hardware-demanding. Pontryagin on the other hand gave necessary (and sufficient for some cases) conditions in a form much more accessible to pen and paper.
In between thinking of this project (about 2 years ago) and now I was _so_ desperate for someone to clue me in on the gradients used to draw windows XP window title bars. Still never found the answer.
If the only reason why people react badly to the campaign is the fact that they disagree with the seatbelt law in general, then the whole argument about whether or not the campaign was too aggressive is moot. They hate the campaign because of the law, not because of what the sign says.
Flowdock is facing data integrity issues
I believe Indeed sent all employees home on March 4th.
WhatsApp lynchings in India (Be careful what you say or touch in India)
Dang, any reason why this title is allowed when the post's title is different and its content barely mentions anything about AV1.

Edit: I think it is a perfectly valid Question. I dont see why the Downvote. Not to mention it is against the guidelines.
Attempting to force market-like incentives on the public sector often ends up working even worse than a purely public system, it seems to me. Use public or private, but mixing the two leads to odd incentive issues and bad outcomes.
Thanks for pointing this out. It seemed mostly like a reasonable article but the lack of sources and calling Dr Faucy a „guru“ made me wonder.
Looks great, unfortunately stuck on pulsing loading logo after initial Google log-in (OS X Safari)...
I don't think this is a new feature?

I run an out-of-band network tap and have seen only TLS 1.3 traffic for some time now.
No one has problem with Hinduism. The problem is with Hindutva & bhakts.
I was talking to a few European friends (1 Dutch, 1 French) and what they described was that even the most bright students typically go to their regional universities which are all "equally good". Here in the US, the rankings are almost a proxy for admissions rate. Since "top schools" are exclusive, the student population tends to be at least one the following: talented, precocious, or well-connected/rich. I attended a "top 25" university, which is a ways from the Stanford, Harvard, Yales of the world but the environment was very special. Hard to describe, but you are surrounded by passionate, ambitious people, you can't help but feel energized. Is this a fair system? That's a whole another conversation.
You're right, but it's the oldest that you mentioned, which is why it has the most serious signs of age. C originated 50 years ago: give Python 50 years of development without breaking any backwards compatibility and you'd have a programming language with many of the same kinds of problems.
I have mainly 2 ways of discovering new music: a) Concerts and festivals (if I like them, I check bandcamp) b) The newsletter of a pirate metal music site (they have new releases which usually are new albums, so if I like the cover, name or genre, I check them out on YouTube to decide if I buy them). I’d say I buy about one album per month on average (sometimes I get the whole back-catalogue, sometimes nothing).
One big reason that Postgres can't kill Oracle, and it's not the tech (2017)
Rather than straw man the Prussian system you could iron man it.

Corporal punishment was common when the Prussian system was founded (1800s) across the world.

The system provided free education for the lowest rungs of society for the first time in Europe, that's a mighty achievement!

Pedagogically it is a hierarchical system with a strong focus on authority. It doesn't encourage questioning authority outside of the sciences which is a feature for the authoritarian societies deploying this educational model.
Blank page and flashing logo. What's wrong with plain HTML?
Where are you getting this from? I tried looking it up, but it seems like Timothy Stokely had an entertainment company that was responsible for a bunch of cam sites before eventually making Onlyfans.
I have actually learned an awful lot from assembling Ikea furniture. Some of those patterns make their way into my own little projects nowadays.
Ask HN: Our free telemedicine service app got suspended by Google
Hi everyone!

I'm part of a team that developed a teledicien app that allows people in Austria to videochat a GP instantly.

In light of the corona virus and with the help of partners we decided to offer the service for free for the time being.

Everyone can use it now no strings attached.

Now Google suspended the app for lacking sensitivity or profiteering from a crisis. I really resent overly dramatic statements, but this app could save lives when people cannot go to the doctor.

Anyone knows how this misunderstanding could have happened or a channel we can explore to get it back online?

If you want to check it out, the URL is https://drd.at (German only for now, sorry!)
If Peter Avritch had a Patreon I’d send him a round of cocktails.
Emphasis on 'theory', not 'set'.
Remote raises $11M seed round
Show HN: Digital coffee break while working from home
Zettelkasten. According to Niklas Luhmann – An open source file card system
Though for content producer without Patron-exclusive content and which are not using Patreon to distribute their content, instead using Youtube or a blog, it works well. At least that's my experience with the content creators I follow.
Yeah honestly very gross and distasteful to shift the difficulties away from the employees laid off to the person who still has the job. I don't care how guilty they might feel, they still have a job and the people who are laid off don't, and at a very scary time of their lives. No way I will pity this CEO in any capacity
Yet another CSS programmer turned Hacker news philosopher speaking for "everybody".
That's unfortunately not the case for ebikes. I've been looking at ebikes for a while and several highly rated manufacturers only offer 1 size of ebike and are too big for me (e.g. cowboy, propella).
> I feel like this sort of comment can only come from somebody who's never had to deal with operations.

If you really think that way then the company is doomed. The primary reason for technology companies to exist is the fact that the number of users is disconnected from the number of employees in the company. Companies like Patreon completely waste this huge advantage and just set money on fire. You are no longer a tech company anymore and if you are not a tech then you don't deserve unicorn valuations. This is why the company is doomed.
I still have my father’s MIR books and they seemed to me really practical and pragmatic.

Especially the Smirnov (iirc) ones about differential calculus, where he introduces it with a physics quantification problem.

You could then imagine objects moving around... etc.

Later on he introduces the formal definitions... informally (like “we discussed this and that, let’s call this concept <concept> and if you think about it if <assumption> then <theorem>“).
It’s like a piece of literature or a correspondance.

Compared to that, Bourbakis feel like being lost in a desert without anything to drink nor eat but dry biscuits.
Can you please hot reload? Our server almost crashed. We just scaled it up. Should be back any moment now
This is the correct interpret
Any link(s) to read?
While we're at it, the University of Southern California has a $5,700,000,000 endowment [0], just (literally just in the last few weeks) bought an amazing $8,600,000 residence for it's president [1], and is receiving [2] $19,278,560 in CARES act funding.

I guess with that extra money could have bought a nicer palace... I mean house.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Southern_Califor...
[1] https://variety.com/2020/dirt/more-dirt/usc-buys-8-6-million...
[2]
As someone up-to-date on AV1, what are your thoughts on it compared to HEVC?
Like Cling. :)

https://developer.nvidia.com/gtc/2020/video/s21588

However, best way would be just having a JIT by default.
I think the Text input field doesn’t match the rest.
Yes, a simple consequence of e.g. 3-digit number being:

100x + 10y + z modulo 3

Removing 9y and 99x gives equivalence:
x + y + z modulo 3

Now what’s left is induction with proper base (1-digit).
I don’t understand why tabs are allowed to mindlessly peg CPU, especially after the wave of crypto miners
Also, which rankings are meaningfully measuring student experience and give it weight? I know some send around questionaires, but for the things I looked at it seemed a minor concern.
The UK used fear to spread the message, with great effect. The thought of being in a car without a seat belt terrifies me:

https://youtu.be/mKHY69AFstE
That argument makes sense when you are Reddit which has 400 employees. Patreon has no excuse.
This is a game I would love to see a modern remake off. It would be great for my kids as a sandbox to play in and make their own movies.
Sorry, it is soon back up. We didn't expect this much traffic.
What? Are you trolling?
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Just be honest and respectful. Preferably over the phone/audio/video rather than an email. Also, be clear and to the point, so they know you're not just trying to get more money out of them.

(If it's just about the money and they offer, it's a different dilemma).
That's a difference of two days. Things were developing very quickly. It would be fairer to compare statements from the same day.

Regardless, your point of "in hindsight, a certain expert was wrong in one specific instance" == "no experts can ever be trusted" is a much too sweeping generalization. Same as the assertion that "tech" got things right consistently. Didn't Tesla drag its heels for a very long time?
I'm from slovenia, a small, former yugoslav country. We don't have special schools for math here, and elementary schools (7-15yo in my time) were the same for all, and you went to the closest school to your home... but our highschool ("gymnasiums" - 15-19) used the grades from elementary school + standardized testing scores to rank students, and somehow best students went to certain schools, 'the middle' got accepted o others, and shitty students went to shitty schools and other, non-general schools.

The biggest difference wasn't separating kids into math classes and language classes, but genrally separating them by "good" and "bad". Having a random mix of students, where some can barely read, and others read two books per week (or some can barely multiply, while others code math problems for fun), is a very hard job for the professor, because in the end, they have to lower their standards, expectations, and the quantity of material until most students scrape by. Having a group of students that are good at "school stuff", means the teachers are having very little problems with the basics and can continue faster and prepare students better for university and life. If we had separation for stem-talented students, and language-talented and *-talented, it would be even better.

So basically... group better students together, and you can do a lot more with them, if you don't have to pull the 'bad' students behind. I am aware that this is bad for 'bad' students, and that it should be fixable somehow (they should have options to move to better schools), but good students thrive without idiots in class.
You can't just expect compatibility about random things - that's why we have formal contracts: standards, specifications, documentation. A human-readable output of any app, in particular, should never be assumed to be stable, or to have a specific format (even if observations imply it), unless its docs specifically say otherwise.
In the UK at least, the way I read the situation is that most of the Russell Group pays their bills off the fees they can charge international students - and compared to the income this gets us from China, other countries are a rounding error.

The problem is, these students are not coming here to learn how we're all equal, they're paying for a degree that proves they're very much not equal to about a billion people back home (compare the median wage in China with the cost of a one-year MSc in the UK for example).

That's also why most of our Covid-19 planning is around how do we deal with the income loss if 50% fewer international students enrol next year, the options seem to be government bailout or bust.

So there may be an unspoken rule in some places that you don't criticise the latest theories on diversity, but there's an even more unspoken rule that you don't publicly apply them to the situation in Tibet or Urumqi.

It will be extremely interesting to see how these two pressures interact over the coming decade.
آموزش طراحی وب سایت: بهترین راه یادگیری چیست؟
> VanMoof’s Bike Hunters can’t locate your bike within two weeks

In England, they'd locate the bike in someone's backyard, the police would say "eh, we can't be bothered to get a warrant to search this house just for a bicycle", and that would be the end of it.
Or maybe we could reexamine the need for cut flowers out of season?
>That is the irrational part and uneducated part. It implies not understanding how science works

Yes. The public is irrational, uneducated, doesn't understand how science works and they have been told conflicting information by the media and politicians that "came from the experts", so now people's trust in science is falling too. I think that's what the parent is lamenting. We need better leaders and editors.
sharing code - do you mean ``` ?

otherwise i kinda agree except it's years ahead of lync, so for microsoft shops it's still a net win. my personal pet peeve is lack of a global mute keyboard shortcut (win+f4 for lync).
The US Navy patented a device to make laser ‘ghost planes’ in mid-air
still down.
I've always hated pirate and hacker in French. I like this one.
Found a hack. Move focus to another window. Then timer stopped, but you can still use mouse wheel ;-)
This is an older Guardian long read on the 2016 developments
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/may/12/facebook-...
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