skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't see your point.

Marx had many ideas, but I think you're dismissing them just because a revolution hasn't happened. In which case, I don't think you understand Marx. Much of his critiques on capitalism hold true today (eg growing inequality between classes, alienation of labor).

Anyhow for your argument above, Marx might see it confirm his theory, as what you call a movement towards social democracy capitalism, Marx might see it a step away from free market capitalism and one step closer to socialism. But the idea might not even be true, as the state is arguably controlled by the capitalist classes, so he very might well still see it as capitalism....
I drew a person and it just said a bunch of stuff about freedom of expression and started erasing it. Then I started just drawing loops and it said I was drawing a hurricane.
>, and you might as well get a new pair of shoes a

I spent tens of thousands decorating my new house with furniture bought online. I found the experience to be excellent and will probably never bother buying in person again.
This website reminds me that no matter how old I get, I'm still 12.
Care to talk about your motivations? Why Michigan?
Izmir bergama çamoba da satılık oturulabilir durumda bahçeli köy evi 2+1 350 m2
GCC has made large improvements in the last 10-15 years in fortran support and performance. Memory is long and sometimes you just learn things as a beginner which remain "true" regardless of the changing facts.

Intel Fortran was far superior in language support and binary performance in the mid 2000's and a researcher couldn't be without it.
One could argue that Iraqi circumstances are fundamentally less suitable for democracy, not because "the Iraqi people are simply allergic to democracy" but because of the structure of the country divided both by religion (Sunni vs Shia) and ethnicity (the Kurdish regions) - democracy in the region would be much more feasible if the Ottoman empire was divided differently according to the boundaries of the "natural" communities (e.g. instead of the current Iraq/Syria border one would have a Shia state, a Sunni state and a Kurdish state since, say 1930s) but the currently established borders are drawn in a way as if to intentionally maximize the long-term instability within each country.
I didn't realize you were talking about HN instead of in general. It's weird and fickle. One day you promote collective action on big problems and get lots of upvotes, the next you're run out as a traitor to capitalism. It sounds like you get all of the latter and none of the former.
I am one of the authors. We will pre-generate the files into a tarball, so that end users do not have to worry about generating it or have Python installed. Also we'll probably rewrite the preprocessing tool to C++ for robustness and speed. The reason we use it is that we need some easy way to generate the subroutines to work with any array dimension. There are not many other good options.
Look into Davinci Resolve to replace After Effects.
I follow Dang's comments because I find it interesting how he moderates the site. I have definitely seen comments like this one which always appear at the top of threads, so I'm quite sure they're pinned.
Boosting US domestic manufacturing will help ensure the USD remains the reserve currency.

There's zero threat currently to that status and only China is capable of even plausibly posing a challenge in the next ~30 years. The Euro, Yen and Bitcoin pose no realistic challenge to USD dominance. It leaves only the Yuan, which still has no global position at all and isn't regarded as a currency you can trust. China will obviously do anything they can to alter that equation.

We're going into, at a minimum, a cold war with China that will last decades. There is no scenario where that is avoided. The US should become wildly aggressive about bringing manufacturing back, or otherwise pushing it out of China (including convincing allies to do the same), pulling every lever necessary.
ERC-20 transactions are much less compute intensive than the CryptoKitties contracts. At ~10-15 transactions/second this should be enough in the near term to support these community coins. Longer term Ethereum 2.0 will bring a much higher throughput.
That was Lode Runner for me in school :)
Notion free plan will soon be unlimited for personal use
> To me, the additional clause you showed just says that the federal government shall protect the states against invasions.

What?! How do you see that? The ", and" below is a conjunction, it's joining one commitment and another into a list of commitments made to the States:

| The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; ...

That clearly does not predicate one commitment upon the other. It's just a list of commitments.
nice application of the learning curve, a model taught in strategy and operations courses in business school.

basically every model from around 2010 badly miscalculated the learning coefficient of the solar industry. apparently some forecasts are still badly calculating it.
> Why would you need an external service for that? It's adding complexity -- and likely hosting costs.

We're also dependent on mysql, are you gonna implement that in Elixir as well? Redis is a great piece of software, and it's a real SHARED cache, so it could work for sessions or other small state management you sometimes want to remember for example. What you described won't work for that.
For sure, however it seems like vast majority of use of PDF, (which is to view a printed document as it is) is addressed by Preview.

For stuff like sign a PDF and form are not things normal people need to use.
Isn't there already a de-facto sandboxing by language?
It's not getting publicized very much but they did lay off people from the core AV teams (planning, controls, perception, mapping, etc.) in addition to the otherwise cited groups.
Sometimes I am speechless. You’ve just made public transport less efficient on several axis.
https://seoi.net/penint/

I prefer this drawing pad :)
The other reason to design front end first is that the client mostly cares about that.

Plenty of projects I have worked on will sacrifice anything to have a frontend match a drawing. A friend currently works on a project where finding the purchase button requires you to scroll two inches in a widget where they hid the scroll bar to see the purchase button on a standard 15 inch laptop (as the mockup was built on a wide monitor).

On my current project, if there is so much as a semi-colon out of place, communications will see it. Forget a background process? Nobody notices that.
One of the authors of stdlib here. I agree with many of your points.

Fortran needs a good compiler, that is why I started LFortran some time ago:

https://lfortran.org/blog/2019/04/why-we-created-lfortran/

and there is also Flang. Both Flang and LFortra are in development. GFortran is currently the most advanced open source compiler.

See our page for the list of all compilers:

https://fortran-lang.org/compilers/
I stumbled on this side-effect entirely accidentally, so I don't know. But you can start by going to youtube and looking for some daily vocal exercises.
Many sites hosted in the US aren't accessible from the EU due to GDPR. Also GDPR reduced VC investment in EU startups by 1/3rd.[1]

1. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3278912
I drew a penis and said that it was surgical forceps. They didn't buy it.
Wow Riva, that brand name brings back memories. Almost as magical as 3dfx and Voodoo. (which NVIDIA ultimately acquired). Truly game changing hardware.

Thanks Scott, Gary and Ross (founders of 3Dfx) you cards gave me and my friends thousands of hours of enjoyment.
Behavioural plasticity is associated with reduced extinction risk in birds
You are describing ideas and delusions of reference.
I understand, I think, that life has certainly been unkind in many areas for you.

I know this is going to sound mean, given your context, but that is anecdotal.

I know (personally) women who have doors flung open for them for the fact that they are women. I don’t tend to agree with it, but I won’t judge those who take advantage.

I know at least one person who uses her femininity very effectively to fund her passion projects. She doesn’t sell her looks or body, she sells “feminity”, as in “an empathetic, sustainable approach to x”. It’s very effective for her at least.

With that in mind, I think the parent was being earnest.

Hardships happen, sadly what you’ve experienced is also experienced by many people, mostly men. Unfortunately they don’t have much of a voice.
I'm sure evaporative cooling is cheaper too, compared to some place where it's too humid.
Same case featured in season 2 of Mindhunters on Netflix.
The part that boggles the mind is that the forecasts are still terribly wrong, in the same direction, 10 years later.
I'm getting the same vibe from EARN IT, no military grade encryption for us civvies.
Are you serious - the whole Shopify test suite finishes under 8 minutes? That's pretty great no? Are there multiple processes running it?
I'm someone who through sheer coincidence (the right projects at the right time) happened/lucked into developing a React state management solution (https://kea.js.org). I've probably sunk hundreds of hours into this project by now.

5 hours before this HN post I asked for comparisons with different site management libraries on Github here: https://github.com/keajs/kea/issues/106

React state management is indeed a mess, meaning there are so many options to choose from. Unfortunately, even for me, a library author, it's hard to evaluate all of them properly. It would take just too much time and you never know where the real problems in any framework lay before you get neck-deep in code. And then you're too far to switch to another framework anyway.

Someone should really map out this landscape in more depth than just an awesome list. I hope the issue linked above can spark some discussion.

In any case, I personally think Kea is a very good solution for React state management, yet obviously I'm biased. Shrug.

And, to keep it on the topic, Recoil seems very low level and I think you need to invent a lot of things yourself to get a full app out of it. Cool to see people trying stuff though :).

And it's from Facebook so who knows, just by proxy it might become the default "atom" and someone will build molecules out of them...
But that we call it the "north" hemisphere is itself an accident of history. We could've easily called it the south hemisphere instead.

/s
Python History Since the Fifteenth Century
Alameda backed off elon musk pretty fast, probably because they had little legal footing

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelsandler/2020/05/13/elon-m...
Show HN: Data Structures and Algorithms Implementation in Ruby and JavaScript
I'm currently studying Robert Sedgewick's Algorithms, 4th Edition book. The book is written in Java so in order for me to have a deeper understanding I'm implementing the solutions on Ruby and JavaScript. Other implementations have been on my own like Linked List.

I'm also going over Rob Edwards professor at San Diego State University Data Structure and Algorithms implementations on YouTube. Subscribe to his channel.

Big shout out to Robert Sedgewick and Rob Edwards for being amazing at their craft. THANK YOU.
Yeah, I'm starting to have this with all movies and TV shows. I mentally keep track of "inconsequential details", and get worried when some of them don't seem to be mentioned again for a while.
You're missing the point.

"A society of emasculated liars is easy to control. I think if you examine political correctness, it has the same effect and is intended to." -Anthony Daniels
AWS Lambda or Cloudflare Workers. I'll do it for $10k.
They have expensive delivery for a limited selection of items.
investors like me are at a basic level middlemen. We have to raise capital from other sources and then invest it in founders. So it's not so much a questions of what kind of returns we're 'happy' with as it is, what kind of returns will enable us to keep collecting more money that we can turn around and use to back founders. If I was already a billionaire deploying my own capital, it would be a different story (and I'm actually a big proponent of folks investing with lower return expectation because I think entrepreneurship is an inherent social good) but that's not our situation.

> is all just ear candy and hype without evidence
the only evidence i can think of would be reviews from other founders who've worked with us. They are a super nice bunch and are generally happy to have a chat if you're curious. Here's one founder quoting another on the non-cash benefits of working with us: https://twitter.com/_rchase_/status/1233074457406771208?s=20

>Maybe earn trust with founders before asking for or expecting extra icing?
100% Agreed.
How is the text to speech so good? It sounds like a real person is saying that.
> As a relatively new Win10 user I find access to mic levels being buried in device manager to be crazy.

Right click on the speaker icon on the bottom right notification area, then click "Open Sound settings"

If you want the legacy sound control panel that you may have been used to from pre-Win10, then from this dialog click "Sound Control Panel" on the right. (Or Win+R "mmsys.cpl")
I drew a penis made of smaller penises. It said it was an asparagus. Even after I added the testicles.

I'm making a note here - huge success.
On some platforms like ARM, the transition from 32bit to 64bit(Aarch64) and the improvements to the ISA allowed some software to run much quicker on the same hardware. While the increased memory usage was detrimental if you are running into memory pressure issues, the speed improvements would be well worth the change for most tasks.

When the Pi 3 launched it had a 32bit OS, but switching to 64bit improved the speed from 15 to 30% at the cost of 1.5X larger memory size.[1]

[1] https://www.cnx-software.com/2016/03/01/64-bit-arm-aarch64-i...
I think this is the picture that a lot of junior developers miss. Sure, that 12-16 hour marathon session sounds horrible and unsustainable in many ways, but it's also the fastest way to achieve mastery (or realization, burnout and career change). There are obviously a ton of other variables involved, but time is the most important investment you can make. Ideally, you are also working with practical tools and compelling business requirements on a regular basis.

Assuming you survive the first 2-3 years of hell and approach that level of master, you are now in a position to back off your time commitment substantially because every second you spend working as a master is like a lifetime to an apprentice. Gains in mastery in this craft are NOT linear in my experience. It's more like a polynomial or exponential curve.

I also think time spent playing with abstractions in isolation from larger projects is also key to obtaining mastery. Much like trying to master a difficult piano concerto. You can't just play it from the top every time or you'd go insane. If you want to find the smartest guy in the room at a Microsoft shop, go look in everyone's users/[username]/source/repos path. Whoever has the highest numbered ConsoleApp wins the prize. Again, no substitute for practice and breaking things. Remember, there are zero consequences if you write shitty code and its still contained to your local machine. You can just type git reset --hard and go to lunch like nothing happened.
I see them on Firefox Android
Fake Martial Arts, a Disorientation
Sure. But that doesn't mean they have to do it the same way humans do, (same as airplanes don't emulate birds) - that is you can probably arrive at a similar outcome via multiple approaches, some quite different to how the human brain works.
>Even installing new dependencies into a running image is a breeze, and no need to restart anything.

You don't even need to leave the REPL!
I wonder what would be more efficient, constantly trying to eke out some performance out of a inherently slow language? Or writing/rewriting new/critical paths of the codebase in a faster language.

Ruby used to be able to say we sacrifice performance for developer productivity.

I don’t think this is any longer true, there’s plenty of languages out there that developers can be just as productive with, while producing wildly more performant code.
Trading personality for employing unearned traits to get through life sounds like a bad deal. I can perform masculinity to top standards and bullshit my way through life, but then I'd lose myself. I doubt it's any different for AFAB people who lucked into good looks and wished they could thrive on merit.
I am talking about HN and in general. I had a corporate job for five years as well and I did mention, above, my failure to make sufficient in roads in meat space since getting back into housing.

I don't bitch more about HN because while it is infuriating and upsetting I remain dirt poor, HN is generally less bad about most things than most places, so it's all kinds of problematic to harp too much on it here. It amounts to being abusive to some of the better people on the planet.

But it's equally problematic to not harp on it. That doesn't solve my problem here either.

So even the best of the best that I can find are still failing to go "I know! If we care about the status of women, we should figure out some kind of path forward on helping this very talented, intelligent, educated and persistent woman in our midst who has spent over a decade proving she's absolutely not some kind of man-hating feminazi."

I don't think it would be unreasonable at this point for me to just lose my shit and go completely postal over this garbage. I'm not, cuz reasons, but this is pretty goddamned ridiculously extreme stuff that any idiot should be able to see "That ain't right."
Fully agreed. Just "hate speech" on its own seems like a non-issue.

If it gets to a point where it obstructs your way of life or people spewing that kind of language are following you and such, it sounds more like "harassment" or "threats", and we already have laws in effect that protect people against that. Same with calling for harm to certain groups of people, as that would fall under "inciting violence".
That should have said “profile”, not “privilege”.
It's tragic to see how Music TeleVision was destroyed by vapid commercialization. A cultural icon was forced to blandify all of its content to appeal to the most common denominator and switch completely to totally unrelated genres in pursuit of viewership.

A microcosm of the decay of our culture. It's hard to have any kind of vibrance in a socioeconomic system which optimizes for efficiency and growth if the actors are not operating in good faith. No one seems to care about brands or images or building companies anymore - everything is purely margin driven and I blame MBA style thinking for eroding American culture and replacing it with conglomeritic corporate standins.
Technically, the earth having life is an accident if you look at the rest of the cosmos. If life was brought to this rock by comets and asteroids crashing into the planet, then that's definitely an accident.
Agreed, I was thinking the self driving vans or mini-buses would hold maybe 10 people. They wouldn't have to be as big as a full size bus as they would come by more often, making them more convenient for the riders.

I live in a smaller city and we have full size buses that only come by every half an hour, which means if you miss a connection it could take you an hour and a half to travel a distance you could easily drive in 15-20 minutes. If the buses came by more often, more people would ride them, but that would be cost prohibitive if you had to pay all the drivers.
As a thought exercise let's stipulate it's possible to model political economies over time and run experiments on them. This would be a pre-condition for identifying "laws" and demonstrating their effects. Such a model would be more complex and require more inputs than weather modeling.

We can't reliably forecast weather for more than a few days. It's implausible that you can do anything even close for human history.

It's possible to draw robust conclusions about human behavior. But you have to use other approaches and frame the problem differently from "discovering laws of history."
Right, I just don't know we're far enough in to definitely say what is/isn't necessary at this point.
> devaluates the work of real humanitarian organizations

Ultimately what matters is how much good you do in the world by improving the lives of those who have it worse. That's all that matters to those that have it worse and that's the only metric that matters here.

If you have to choose between, working for a humanitarian organization and helping out N people and working for a for profit enterprise and helping out 2N people, all other things being equal, you should choose the latter every since time because that makes all the difference for the additional N people helped out. The N people that don't get helped out because someone went to work for a real humanitarian organization get no benefit from the purity of motivation.

Anyone who chooses otherwise isn't actually motivated by helping people. They are motivated by their ego and feeding what they think is the ideologically pure thing to do.

There are few things sadder that I've witnessed than a talented person with the capacity to make the world a better place, fritter away their talent in endeavors that don't allow them to maximize the good they can do.
It's my understanding that iCloud data will be handed over, because it's not encrypted. Is that correct?
There are some massive simulations to determine turbine siting, check it out: https://www-gs.llnl.gov/energy-homeland-security/windpower/t...

Terrain, weather, etc. all affect power capture.
There were regular suicides on the Tokyo metro when I was there. The authorities had all kinds of euphemisms for people killing themselves on the track. I hope this is a permanent move to a happier society.
Relaunching http://www.pedalr.com initially as a newsletter then overtime a better marketplace for people who love bikes
MIT 2006 Integration Bee
You should put that theory to the test. Just stop delivering at all if you live in a low COL area until your employer pays you more.
Fair enough. I assumed this was regarding a more normal state after covid.
Write a certified letter to Frank Pearn explaining the GLBA violation. This establishes an evidence trail, which will definitely get a response.
too graphic!
You can tie a whole hell of a lot of things to biologically immutable attributes. Are these hate speech?

- I don't like short men

- I like blondes

- We want to hire smart people

- man how can he/she be so dumb?

So now I can't say any of these things?
It’s a strange cross between an erotic game and Pictionary.
What's your assessment of ERI (Electronics Resurgence Initiative), especially their sponsorship of R&D for open-source EDA toolchains and open IP blocks for chiplets, e.g. OCP ODSA? There are many universities and tech companies participating and a budget north of $1B.

TSMC US-manufactured FPGAs could be a good compute platform for open-source hardware designs that can be rapidly iterated.

ERI: https://eri-summit.darpa.mil/what-is-eri

OpenCompute ODSA: https://146a55aca6f00848c565-a7635525d40ac1c70300198708936b4...
Can you explain this more thoroughly? So the AI cannot itself resolve a situation that requires resolution within a split second, therefore it passes control (reliable, latency free?!) to a remote operations center where humans get to... assess the situation in order to remotely tell the vehicle how to react in time? I must have completely misunderstood, because I don’t see how any part of that plan is working?