skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a pretty funny reply, given the comment he was responding to. I'm comfortable with the answer I provided to you myself, though.
Some registrars let you enable automatic renewal, so in that case the only risk is to keep paying for a domain that you forgot of.
Is it only a paid product? That would have some resistance in academia, both for openness and funding reasons.
Brave is also nice in Android, although I miss the FF extensions.
I think the biggest value add - from a user perspective only - is as follows:

1.) accessing a local directory of restaurants with their menus

2.) accessing a common user interface experience for ordering

3.) not having to enter credit card info

4.) common portal to receive updates from the restaurant on the delivery

The actual dispatch of the driver and hiring of the driver is not a key component of the user experience and could easily be handled by the restaurant owner.

I feel like Square is uniquely positioned to provide 1-4 given their existing access to restaurants via Square POS and Square websites (Weebly).
The vehicle's about page:

https://www.lanemotormuseum.org/collection/cars/item/gyro-x-...
In Germany consolidation already happened and the only player left worth mentioning is Lieferando, operated by Takeaway.com, a Dutch company focused on food delivery. Lieferando is only profitable since 2019 after acquiring literally all serious competitors and creating a de-facto monopoly.
Is there a replacement for pushbullet?

Long time user of pushbullet since I like to be able to text from the desktop. Google has released messages.google.com, which is a nightmare to use among various desktops.

Microsoft released their Phone app, which disconnects so frequently it is unusable.

I have no confidence Google will allow pushbullet back.

Is there a replacement that allows notifications and texts from the desktop?
Dell Technologies Announces Open Source Networking Solutions for Data Centers
Lisp comes from LISt Processing, and prefix notation with enclosing parentheses alone doesn't mean processing lists.

With that said, the underlying datastructures don't actually deter from the fact that you can quote and unquote what appear to be lists, and it walks and quacks more or less like a lisp (like clojure, as a sibling pointed out), so I don't actually mind.

In fact, Janet just might be my favorite scripting language, even if I haven't had occasion to use it for anything impressive yet.
Whatever the tech actually delivers, as braggadocios as the claims are (they would render hundreds of utilities and workflows obsolete), I am astounded by their licensing update.

I'd long migrated to Unreal for technical and workflow reasons as well as having an open engine, but this just seals the deal. A lot of indie studios could get their big break self-publishing this way.
Wish there was an insightful comment to make here about hope for the future but I just cant think of one
Imagine if the screen flickered at 120hz and half of them were green and the other half were the cgi, and you were able to capture and separate both.
Maybe I'm naive but what if pushbullet.com was just running a server-side fetch and returning the result? That would bypass CORS, essentially acting as a proxy server.
I'm curious how many White women need to be beaten, raped and killed before someone like you might acknowledge that there does exist a disparity, and that your passive tolerance (or, in many cases, active encouragement) has very real, harmful effects on our most vulnerable and impressionable people?

I wonder if you would be so blasé if the reverse was true: if there was a shocking trend of lower class black women being violently assaulted by White men, and an endless stream of media and advertisements as well as social reinforcement encouraging them to pursue such relationships?

I wonder if you refuse to acknowledge the trend at all, either because you are genuinely naive (perhaps wilfully) or because its implications are so damaging to your worldview that the cost exceeds the value of your blissful illusion and acceptance by your liberal peers?
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I'm much more junior that you, but I don't think it necessarily makes someone a "chump" to work at the same company for so long. it might not be what you would do if you optimize solely for lifetime earnings, but there's more to life than that. sounds like the people on your team found a job where they did interesting work with a manager / team lead they respected. I wouldn't be in a hurry to leave that either.
I translated a Chinese poem into English
> It strikes me as a little crazy I may be infuriating you with a change and never even know if that was something I had to do?

Oh, for sure! Just to be clear, I didn't intend my comment as a criticism.

It's nuts that you, as the developer, actually went so far as to remove features in your first pass, and Google still rejected that attempt without additional instruction.
It would be a shame if they didn't. Alyx is a pretty good showcase.
Very true! The article doesn't mention that individual teams can't agree but that's another reason velocity is sketchy.

Java-man, I take it you don't track velocity? What metrics do you like to track?
Think in terms of perception, possibility, & risk management. Here's one possibility. The usage of buggy, non stoichiometric, & non empirical models & questionable data collection led to the unstantiated fear mongering leading to the application of public policy which resulted in social & economic disruption. The politically connected benefited from policy while independent businesses were harmed.
I'm trying to figure out why that was their setting to begin with.

> We do not need to request access to data on https://*/* and http://*/*.

Was this not determined before, or they changed their minds now that Google is threatening to pull their product? Either they thought that was appropriate before, or they didn't think about it at all. Inexcusable either way.
This is a tech demo. Epic will be able to demonstrate their engine more effectively in a familiar genre. If they were to showcase this using a completely original game genre concept it would distract from where the focus should rightly be, the pretty graphics. As far as I know, this is not a game that's being developed or released. If you are not interested in 3rd person action games, don't buy them.
I’m not sure what the criticism is here, it’s a lot for a person to handle? It’s a co-op program what do you expect?
when a white man says it it's 'fact based debate' lmfao
What is interference? A bit of history. Several years ago, as part of an internal project, we tried to create a data analysis service that meets the following minimum requirements: - as simple as possible integration with an existing java application - support for persistent data storage
- indices support

- support for a distributed database and distributed operations, such as the ability to insert or modify data in a database from any of the available nodes

- the easiest cluster deployment

- transaction support

- basic SQL support with complex event processing and stream SQL support

One of the outcomes of this development was an open source product branch called interference. What can this service do?

Easy integration with java application. You include the library and then simply manage all the interference functions from within the java application using session methods, JPA annotations, queries and direct access to table objects. Interference is a distributed service. This means that this service can be used within a distributed cluster, or you can build a distributed event-driven application based solely on this service, without any additional services like coordinators and so on.

Now, we suggest you use interference as a distributed platform when developing data analysis applications.

Interference is not an RDBMS in the usual sense. You do not use JDBC or anything like that to access the data. Instead, direct object-relational mapping is used that works directly with persistent storage and remote event transport mechanisms.

Minimal common insert performance on standard i7/4core workstation is up to 10000recs/sec on indexed table with UC constraint check and up to 50000recs/sec on plain table w/o any checks.

In the next time, we plan to publish an article with a detailed review of the service architecture and performance metrics.

Now, read the documentation for a detailed understanding. We are always happy to answer your questions.
handjob
hand·job
a job offered to a woman as a job or offer offered by a man
"you have won a handjob as a waitress"

https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/handjob/eyJ3IjogImhhb...

Uhh.........
zooland
What are they working on? New hardware?
It depends on the domain. If it's something complicated it might take a while to figure out the business logic of the system, especially if it's something large like an enterprise system. Also, I think a better way of putting it is that it might take that long for them to have a net positive effect on the org. As in they are contributing with minimal help from the rest of the team.
I always help my parents because they bought me my first computer and taught me how to use it and paid the Internet bill for years just for me to learn how to use a computer. And they hardly complained when we had to dial long distance to get on AOL. I don't think I could ever repay that, so I always help no questions asked.

Broadening the question from "parents" to "family members", I treat it like any other request for help. If I owe them a favor, I'll do it no questions asked. Otherwise if I can help and I have time to help and it's not out of my way to help, I'll do it. I'm not going to drive 45 minutes out of my way to spend my Saturday helping my wife's second cousin with their printer unless I owe them a favor, but if they bring it to me at a family event I'm already attending I will give it a try.
the compensation numbers I put up are averages based on Stackoverflow salary postings.

You're pay going up by x3 could have many reasons. If you're in the early part of your career, that's very much possible but it's not typical of an average SE in SF vs an average SE in the rest of the nation.
Same thing happened after the 2002 tech crash. The IPO market dried up for unprofitable company.
This seems like a silly complaint to me. Epic's engine team isn't the one coming up with game mechanics - that's largely up to teams actually making games. Unreal may have some functionality related to commonly implemented mechanics but anything truly unique isn't coming from the code in a generic engine anyway - it's coming from the studios building on top of it.

This is a demo showing off tech. Any "game" that exists in the demo is purely to sell the realtime aspect and making it in a familiar environment or with familiar mechanics is just to show how the tech might be implemented in an otherwise known area.
It's beyond your imagination to conceive that there are people who would have to accept something they loathe because they must feed their family and pay the mortgage in a very immediate future?

I'm totally open to changing my mind that this hypothetical person doesn't exist in the US, if you'd like to bring forward a peer reviewed study on the subject.
Just fantastic!

pimpage

pim·page

a kind of meatloaf made from sheep or goats that is made with a whey mixture and sometimes meat liver
"a pimpage of pig's legs"
I believe you're supposed to use Native Messaging for that: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/nativeMessaging
Podcasters and Youtubers have been pronouncing squarespace incorrectly all this time!

squarespace

squares·pace

the ability to play in a board game within a system by controlling the left and right edges of the board or a grid surrounded by squares

https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/squarespace/eyJ3IjogI...
Your site is very clean and minimal
Same for me now, thanks for checking! I guess a lot of people just clicked past the warning without even mentioning it in a comment until it was updated :| (Assuming that is what happened.)
Good call, when you press "generate your own" it tries to detect these and displays a little warning but my blacklist is not complete. My model is bolted on top of GPT-2 which used the web as a training set which is probably why some of these are popping up.
Sound advice!
A word that probably should exist
Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce is the name of a fictional advertising agency in the TV series "Mad Men", in case anyone is confused by this confusion
These days Google's core value appears to be a Kafkaesque hypocrisy.

They promote efficient websites to increase ranking with their search algorithm, while operating ad services that bog websites down. Not to mention the whole AMP business where they looked at Facebook and developed a severe case of walled garden envy after previously being a champion of open web standards.
Seems like it didn't pass?
OK, but many folks have a fair amount of control over their work PC's. For instance, they can install software manage services, etc.

This "surveillance-ware", I am suggesting, can be thought of as a kind-of malware and be detectable in some way, either on the disk or as a running process.

I am surprised that no one has created something to check if such surveillance software is running or perhaps even actively screenshotting.
This happened to me, too. After emailing customer support several times asking for clarification, and getting the same uninformative answer every time, I decided to take down the (free) extension (which had 20,000+ users) rather than risk having my developer account deactivated for uploading a rejected extension too many times.

I use Pushbullet every day, and would be gutted if it were killed for such a ridiculous reason as this.
A digital signal with a sample rate of 1000hz is an exact representation of an analog signal with a bandwidth of 500hz. The low-pass filter is just part of how you would build a DAC.

If you want to use the physics definition of dimensions in a discussion about colourspaces that has nothing to do with physics jargon, that's ok. If you want to represent amplitude over time, you need two dimensions. There is no graphical representation of sound that can be done in less than two dimensions for this reason.

If you want to graphically represent the human perception of sound, you need three dimensions, that correspond to frequency, amplitude and time.
I really don't get this. You could say the same thing about anything:

* Consumers want to buy from brands/sellers directly instead of through amazon

* Consumers want to buy from food producers directly instead of through a supermarket

* Consumers want to buy movies directly instead of deal with Netflix

* Consumers want to buy apps directly from developers instead of dealing with Apple/Google

These are all non-white-label middle-men.

These food delivery services are providing a marketplace & all the logistics. The restaurants don't have to do anything except setup the menus. They provide convenience for both restaurant and customers.

I really don't understand all the hate these services are getting here.
I got "crowdsourced", of which the definition is solidly in the uncanny valley: https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/crowdsourced/eyJ3Ijog...

It almost gets it right...
> If they have a website, try to get them on Shopify

So ... they then pay you for helping them get on Shopify? I can see how one might be able to convince a business owner that they could benefit from using Shopify, but is there room in there for a third party to sell configuration services?

Please forgive my being a noob with regard to Shopify. Their "getting started" page makes it seem like it's something the business owner just does on their own, so how does one come across as a _useful_ helper for that process?
You can probably get around this by setting up some DNS like localhost.pushbullet.com -> 127.0.0.1. It's probably not in the spirit of what they're asking for though, if it is indeed the problem.
I use Spectrum at home, as do my grandparents, and in neither case have I ever seen that happen (and I do access at least a couple non-HTTPS sites every once in awhile). Was that recent?
For a non-programmer getting into games, C++ isn't that much larger leap than C#. Also, as others said, you have blueprints. They're not bad - though hopefully there will be some investments made into ergonomics of their use.
What’s Inside Anki Vector Robot
A valid concern but you should have in mind that ElixirForum is one of the friendliest and most helpful programming communities that you will find out there. And that's not coming from me or Elixir veterans but from a ton of newbies, regularly.
Probably not the question you were expecting, but did you keep up your hang gliding after Imperial?
How much of the prerequisite stats or math material are reinforced in actual software engineering? Even the more theoretical material of algorithms/data structures interviews doesn't really involve statistics. Maybe if the engineer works in data science, or scientific modeling, or in data compression.
I got toxoplasm, also very near but definition is just hilarious:

toxoplasm
tox·o·plasm

(in humans) a microorganism of the alimentary canal, which forms a protective passage across nerve vessels adjacent to the colon, for example in the trachea
"there is evidence that hemostasis greatly increases the risk of malaria by toxoplasm"
Lessons I've Learned as a 15 Year Old Web Developer
When 2020 started, I began to learn SEO and content marketing. I am currently working on helping bring commercial cleaning to the 21st century at getonedesk.com. On the side, I'm learning React Js at home while working on growing a loyal audience.

Being a web developer is difficult, stressful, confusing, and exhausting. But, it's also very exciting, interesting, and meaningful. I've learned many lessons during my journey of becoming a web developer at a young age. Here are 20 lessons I learned that will help you be a better web developer and more successful in life in general.
That's really unfortunate; results are straight out of the algorithm but it's reflective of a bias in the training data set.
I love the Unity's efforts with ECS, but how many games would benefit from it?
Those rejection emails are most likely sent by an AI. If you reply back and ask them to specify exactly what is wrong, you'll get the same generic email back. Ask again, and they'll send the same generic response without any details or comments written by a human. They simply can't specify the problem at all. That's how you know you are talking with an AI, not a human.

The correct way to respond to those rejection emails is to ask for a "human being" (this is the keyword that works) to review the case. Also explain in the email why there isn't anything more you can do (if you have done every possible fix already).

As a side note, when AI systems get more common, this will be a common nightmare for regular people. When an AI makes an incorrect decision regarding you, no-one can check the code why it happened because the code doesn't exist. All we may have are some weighted matrices and neural network data as bunch of numbers.
Obligatory recommendation: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptonomicon
Wouldn't that imply an algorithm weakness in this case? It seems like the wider the network and the more driver's you have the more optimal routes can be given algorithms good enough.
Data Governance – Automating Analytics with an AI-Powered Semantic Layer
as someone who dosen't know the theory what is the difference between list and array? consing and splicing?

is there a pratical difference in the way you write programs or is more of theory/implemetation detail?
Damn. Totally missed that, and in hindsight it's now obvious. Don't I feel like a dope :(
Where I live we have had a local delivery service that coordinated with places that normally deliver, but was still pretty extensive beyond just pizza. It started mostly geared towards late night food for college kids, but has expanded significantly. It was around long before GrubHub, Doordash, Uber Eats, etc. came to our area.

The service is now a part of "LoDel". LoDel seems to run a multitude of delivery services in different locations under different names. I don't know how this business model plays with restaurants, but it seems to be a bit of a halfway house between calling up your local pizza place for delivery or ordering through UberEats and the like.
In Bayesian terms, ridge regression is equivalent to putting a Gaussian prior on the weights, which gets wider the weaker the penalty term.

The lasso is the same, but with a Laplace distribution as the prior.

The "elastic net", which combines the l1 and l2 penalties, even has a Bayesian interpretation, with a fairly weird prior [1, 2].

Anyone know if there's an equivalent Bayesian interpretation of group lasso? Maybe it's just a Gaussian prior but with block-wise correlation between the variables?

[1]: https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/283238/is-there-a-...

[2]: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1198/jasa.2011.tm0924...
Ask HN: IP ownership on a startup while working full time
Generally, what things do I need to mind and/or do to avoid stepping over legal lines. A good checklist would be wonderful.
SQLite virtual tables with remote data services.

NNTP with other discussion forums.
On the other hand these stupid dialog tricks are why I stopped using Chrome. I'm not an idiot and I know what I'm doing. It's pretty arrogant to assume that I shouldn't be visiting my router's configuration page just because it uses a self-signed certificate. I don't care to set up an X.509 infrastructure at my house, thank you. Please stop mollycoddling me.

Firefox continues to do a good job of just letting me visit the damn website after warning me.
As someone who gripes about it: I think $99/year is a perfectly reasonable fee in order to submit to the App Store. I just don't think it should be the only way to run my own code on my own phone (without jumping through the rediculous hoop of reinstalling an app every single week).
> It is a common theme with Google, what they do makes sense, but communication is impossible.

You could say the same about some machine learning algorithms.
I hope this never gets taken out of context...
So, due to the liquidity issues the proxy market is essentially being used in place of the primary market and the Fed, understanding this better than I, opts to bolster this proxy market precisely because it is being used as a temporary primary market?
And don't forget, your parents are still subsidizing your insurance... and those tickets don't show up on your record for at least 6 months, if you go to court!
A fictional advertising firm from the television series "Mad Men." A "great" place for heterosexual men in suits to work, a not-so-great place for anyone else.
The amendment to require a warrant for browser data retrieval didn't pass. The bill enabling warrantless browser data seizure is still very much alive.
Java has a large set of higher level abstractions for concurrency. You don't have to use low level locks but you can. (And that's just Java, there's also Scala, clojure ...)
I wonder if the same people that are out, armed, in front of state capitols just so they can get their hair done or go out to a restaurant will show up, equally armed, equally angry, and equally willing to vote against politicians invading their privacy by requiring electronic surveillance on every part of their lives as a condition of opening up again.
How the Pandemic Is Launching the Era of Online Platform Regulation
The Roaring Zeros (1999)
>> TEMPEST [1] (or Van Eck Phreaking) is a technique to eavesdrop video monitors by receiving the electromagnetic signal emitted by the VGA/HDMI cable and connectors

IIRC, I think it originally used the analog signals generated by controlling the electron gun in a CRT.
This was the reason I did read that whole article. To find that info somwhere.
Never produce a point estimate for risk management or pandemics