skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You ask a very good fundemental question. For things like planets in orbit (under constant acceleration) there really is radiating gravitational waves which carry energy and in principle the orbits must decay over time. Even in particle accelerators the electrons moving in a circle emit radiation which slows them down and must be compensated for. So why don't atoms give off a ton of radiation quickly while the electron decays and crashes into the nucleus?

The answer is on that scale it no longer makes sense to think of an electron as a tiny planet orbiting another tiny planet. The rules of quantum mechanics apply, and quantum mechanics says the orbits are quantized and there are no tinier orbits to decay into.

So the full answer is that there only seems to be a paradox because your notion of when things should and shouldn't radiate is an approximate truth which only holds for "normal" cases (neither microscopic nor cosmological).
So that project didn't use a package manager and you extrapolate that to an entire ecosystem.
And here's an article that claims they feel more pain! https://www.diagnosticimaging.com/view/mri-reveals-greater-p...
I really want schema definition to be declarative; then ask me for a data migration if applying (to a given db) is going to result in data loss (e.g. declaration doesn't include a column that currently exists in db), optional otherwise.

Even when state-aware migrations are needed they could be better, e.g. 'on creating this column, value = other column * 2' rather than in an ordered sequence.
The main advantage of Big Bird is its linear complexity in sequence length. If it were to be trained on the same corpus as GPT-3 what would be the advantages/disadvantages?

I am thinking maybe longer context window, faster training and less memory use, but what about performance, will it measure up?
This exists already.
https://www.ecotricity.co.uk/business-energy/virtual-power-p...
This approach really only makes sense if you're traveling for fun. If you need to get to a particular place then risk per time is absolutely not the same as risk per trip, because the distance you need to travel is fixed.
Yes. Though it's also interesting to see how Cantor's proof can fail.

Eg you can try to apply Cantor's proof on the list of all integers (written in decimal form) to attempt to prove that the integers aren't countable. Or on a list of all rationals.

The proofs will fail in interesting ways.
> And I would also expect that social mobility would decrease as an economy "matures". If you're in a developing country seeing 7-10% GDP growth, then you'd hope mobility is higher than an economy growing at 1-2% per year.

They address that in the paper:

> Higher GDP growth rates do not substantially increase the number of children who earn more than their parents because a large fraction of GDP goes to a small number of high income earners today. To see why absolute mobility is insensitive to the growth rate when growth is distributed unequally, consider the extreme case in which one child obtains all of the increase in GDP. In this case, higher GDP growth rates would have no effect on absolute mobility. More generally, GDP growth has larger effects on absolute mobility when growth is spread more broadly, allowing more children to achieve higher living standards than their parents. Higher GDP growth and a broader distribution of growth have a multiplicative effect on absolute mobility: Absolute mobility is highest when GDP growth rates are high and growth is spread broadly across the distribution.

https://science.sciencemag.org/content/356/6336/398.full
Viruses don't live forever, and the current coronavirus is no exception. Current estimates for surfaces vary a bit, but I believe it's no more than 1-3 days for fabric. And of course, the decay is exponential. Finally, why would it matter if you inhale stuff you just exhaled? If you're already sick, it doesn't matter anyway. The mask is about you preventing others from getting sick; it only marginally protects you from other people.
Isn't it true that the American government has obtained user data several times from tech companies.
Sure it does, drop someone using Pyton 2 into a Python 3 code base, Java 8/Android Java into Java 14, C# 5 into C# 8, and watch them struggle with the modern idioms and toolchain updates.
For fairness one must say that our free run-of-the-mill wire transfers being instant is a relatively recent development. They used to take multiple days in pre-SEPA-days, and international payments were a hassle (and also usually not free). And even today not all transfers are instant, as both banks must support this feature. But the processing time for the non-instant ones is down to one day across the board at least, so that improved.
BULLSHIT ... Its filled with left wing wankers that pander to discrination against merit, anti freedom and left wing feminists/marxists/etc ...

I wouldnt be suprised if someone with the LF has dirt over Linus and thats why he cucked out recently in the last year...

SJW COC + Removing words, it NEVER FUCKING Stops for the global left until all right wing and pro freedom people are CULLED
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> For example, the working group for vulnerability disclosure includes a lot of corporate players, and from what I can tell, not a single security researcher. Only one side of the disclosure process is represented in that working group

More importantly, the vulnerability disclosure group does not have a single contributor from the largest consumers of vulnerability disclosures: Linux distribution security teams.

And while I think they can go far improving the current situation, 'creating an API' isn't really the main pain point we are faced with when a legacy entity deals with handing out CVEs. Thus I'm unsure if a corporate-only working group is capable of getting a complete picture of problems regarding F/OSS vulnerability disclosure.
If you want to learn this my suggestion:

Dedicate 30m to read https://blog.golang.org/using-go-modules and try it out with a small demo project,e.g. write a small tool that emits a uuid; keep the toy project very small so you don't encounter other problems that might distract you from learning the basics of dependency management.

Search for dependencies using pkg.go.dev.
Already happened. Kurt Vonnegut described it in Harrison Bergeron.
Twitter? Depends on your focus, I think. Dev Twitter is pretty nice for me.
Jupyter notebooks exist for way more than python. You can run any language kernel for it. Js, rust, go, c etc all have kernels
Hi, I have had a look and I think it look great - it really fits the format of a set of notes I'd like to share.

One thing is I can't really find docs - I want to add RxJS on the page - is this possible?

Edit: Oh nevermind, I see it in the screenshot on the Github page with the import

Edit 2: Oh actually it's not working:

TypeError: Cannot set property 'rxjs' of undefined

If I try import { interval } from '...' I get:

SyntaxError: 'import' and 'export' may only appear at the top level (1:14)
Electricity prices go negative at times.
I'm so sick of this response. Deaths stack. People are dying of pollution AND coronavirus. Just because pollution also kills lots of people doesn't mean COVID-19 isn't killing lots of people. Furthermore, last I checked, I can't die of pollution just from being in the same room for 15 minutes with someone who is also dying of pollution.

It's possible to have multiple disasters at once.
Upon re-reading my post I think I have add that the concept of "elite" is tiered. I myself am part of a circle of white collar workers and get at least sometimes to fancy dinners where I'm not quite confused with the janitor etc. And even if I was born into the next higher class, there would be next higher circles I couldn't reach. Being, say,in a lawyer dynasty doesn't may not be enough for certain things, but I have to admit I don't know the distinguishing signals at those levels.

The point is that it may feel frustrating to feel excluded, but everyone feels that except multi-billionaires. I'd say therefore that after ensuring a Western middle-class level of comfort, the rest is mostly a mental game of accepting one's place, as there's always something higher that you can frustrate yourself over.
It would be interesting to see if this gene is more prevelent in those who end up as opiate abuse abuse addicts at a population level.
>What are you talking about?

The utility of client-side hashing.

>No, this is just gibberish you made up to put in my mouth.

It was actually a good faith attempt to frame your argument.
My Peugeot has these lights, cost me £16800 new.

The lights last the lifetime of the car.
You have several years of software development experience. If that's true, you aren't really starting your career now, you're just looking for a more stable position. I think that the distinction is important especially in interviews because without it you might be underselling yourself.
This is much more down to improper enforcement. If having illegal headlights meant losing your license, people would think twice about it.
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Apologies if this sounds like an ignorant question. Why isn't this common knowledge? How hard is it to convince people that sugar is bad?
I wish dentists were, I (as a proud ginger man) have had to explain carefully that I'll need more local to several dentists, a few of whom didn't believe me.

We're also apparently less sensitive to electrical pain than others, so can we call that a superpower?
You're comparing a tool which you have source for and control over with a service which is out of your control. The comparison is of apples and oranges.

Compare something like flow [1], reason [2], or prepack[3] as it's tools which serves you rather than the company behind it with access to the source which is the same as the case for weboob if you want to compare against facebook. I don't see an issue with using them though as they don't collect data on you.

[1]: https://github.com/facebook/flow

[2]: https://github.com/facebook/reason

[3]: https://github.com/facebook/prepack

[4]: https://github.com/majestrate/XD
Than you for the details, that makes a lot of sense!
> The fact that anti-plagiarism software can't tell the difference between accidental and intentional plagiarism is just one reason that Rebecca Moore Howard, a professor of writing and rhetoric at Syracuse University, is not a fan. Here's another reason: "The use of a plagiarism-detecting service implicitly positions teachers and students in an adversarial position," Howard says.

I don't understand this objection at all. It's just a tool. It tells the teacher "this was plagiarized". It's then up to the teacher to ascertain the moral character of the plagiarism, i.e. if it was intentional or not.
There are no receptors in the mouth, only nose and eyes. So the mouth does not need to be protected passively, the only problem is that the mouth is the only actor to spread the virus effectively.
yes 100% ! This is why i mentioned that not shampooing != not showering. My hair is thouroughly "washed" with plain water 2 to 3 times a day depeding on how many times i hit the gym.
What good would a code bootcamp do for me which I can't already do self-taught?
> That isn't the same type of HDR that these HDR modes on cell phones are. You seem to be confusing bit's with stops of dynamic range.

I'm aware of the difference between bracketed HDR and what these cameras do, but that's besides the point. If you capture RAW+JPEG it's pretty obvious that the camera is not using a flat curve, but that it is quite clearly doing something similar to tone mapping around highlights and shadows, and it's not fixed either, but slightly different for each shot.
I find easy to believe this actually happened, but why are we treating the Daily Mail as a legitimate source?
Do people often find they're doing schema migrations without having the need to run data migrations as well?

I find writing the alter table commands fairly trivial compared to the data migration that comes along with it.
In other words, it’s the age-old question: does art imitate life, or does life imitate art? The answer, of course, is “yes.”
My hair is super thick and medium length and totally non greasy or oily, i'm not the phenotype (thickness) is linked to how greasy it gets. I will be honest i havent looked into this, i suspect its to do with lifestyle and behaviour.
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That's what Mongo thought as well, and it turned out not to be true in their case (well, s/make a living/turn the profit your investors expect/g).
CCGT plants aren't generally used for handling peaks and unpredictable loads. They handle load change better than coal plants, however the grid usually has to depend on OCGT or batteries for stabilising the impact of unpredictable renewables (or unpredictable demand). Both these solutions are expensive and add significantly to the overall cost of pushing more energy generation to renewables.
I agree. Not only does it negatively affect human gut flora and fauna, but the deworming agents have a negative effect in nature especially on certain flies and beetles when administered to live stock. Instead of focusing on medication, I think there is a ton we can do by being more mindful about what we eat and how we prepare our food.
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For non mid west born ppl,

A dragstrip is a facility for conducting automobile and motorcycle acceleration events such as drag racing.

Although a quarter mile (1320 feet, 402 m) is the best known measure for a drag track, many tracks are eighth mile (201 m) tracks, and the premiere classes will run 1,000 foot (304.8m) races
So basically, float sucks.
Do I need to make that distinction explicit? Companies are usually more interested in hearing what the employee can do for them rather than what the employee wants out of their career.

Underselling myself is probably also due to my lack of career intelligence. I don't know how to take responsibility for a career. I don't know how to give it periodic maintenance. I'm always living in the now, looking for my next jobs under pressure. Then I become so focused on tasks at the current job that I don't see the bigger picture (especially since I am just a temp worker).
They don't even need a paywall. If they don't want to be listed on Google they can always use robots.txt.

We've been through this in Germany. Publishers demanded to be paid for Google usage of results and news snippets. Google thankfully didn't give in to such a ridiculous demand and gave publishers the option to de-index them or keep listing them for free. Obviously all of them opted for the latter.
This is a failure because Boeing cut corners through their design process because they prioritized the following over safety:
1) Bringing it into the market as soon as possible so they had an answer for the neo
2) Ensuring that it flew similar to other 737s so that airlines would pick them instead of the Airbus due to not requiring pilot training.

The MCAS/AoA issue is the most easily manifested issue that led to 2 crashes. There’s almost certainly other issues that may also exist with this plane that we don’t know about yet because they’re slightly less likely than the MCAS issue. And it’s possible that some of those other issues may also lead to fatalities.

The fundamental problem with the 737Max wasn’t the MCAS or the AOA sensors but the design process which greatly devalued safety. I’m not sure how possible it is to make up for that with after the fact testing.
I like to think that our standards drop as productivity fizzles out. We have the luxury of entertaining more without being penalized for it.
Could be solved by re-seeding the PRNG once in a while. Probably after N samples were taken.
I’m not sure I want the government opting me in to programs any more than I want Google opting me in to things that may not be in my best interest.

If dark patterns start working their way into government, god help us all.
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> Moreover, the native image rendered by DSLRs still has a linear transfer function

Capture RAW+JPEG of a scene with dark shadows and bright highlights, the camera clearly isn't using a linear transfer function to get from RAW to JPEG. With something like a D7200 you can literally have the sun in your picture and still get both detail in the sunstar and the clouds, while also having detail in the sun's shade, with an out-of-camera JPEG.
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Yeah no kidding, choosing a GUI framework is pretty difficult task... all of them suck for a different reason :-).

I'm using cljfx these days and really enjoying it. For desktop apps I think it is a great choice [1].

The approach described using Godot could work well depending on the type of app, I think. For instance, this commercial app [2] is built using Kivy [3], which basically draws the controls using sdl+openGL, so a similar kind of setup as the Godot one described in the OP.

1: https://github.com/cljfx/cljfx

2: http://www.yeco.io/

3: https://kivy.org/#gallery
I even used a ruby kernel once and had a pretty neat data science experience with it.
Indeed, I've had mostly positive experiences with Isadora in the audio/video signal processing visual scripting space.
You can also get air purifiers that run the air past a UVC lamp to kill viruses:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JKDAN2M
Yes. A four-wheeler will just go on straight ahead in a stable and predictable manner when I stop giving control input. But a two wheeler will quickly come off course when I lose visual feedback because it's a dynamic balance that requires continuous recalibration. It's a very good idea to signal that you are getting blinded.
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The average American is eating about 5 pounds of HFCS weekly, since fat in processed food has been replaced with corn syrup, which is subsidized by the US govt.

That is why nobody is fat in fotos from the 1960's, but most people are obese in fotos today.

Coincidentally, this affects air crew. The standard airman is supposed to weigh 170 pounds (next time you're at the airport, note how thin the pilots in uniform look.) If you weigh much more, you will be examined further before medical license issuance, including clinical sleep apnea testing.

In addition, some pilots have faced medical review (ie. grounding) after drinking large caffeinated drinks (2L Coke or Mountain Dew, or a Slurpee) that caused cardiac events (erratic heartbeat, etc.) The FAA requires an explanation when a pilot stands down from a flight, so this is a serious matter - it's hard to prove why you were sick yesterday but ready to fly today.

So you can basically lose your career over a Red Bull if it makes you cancel a flight.

Source: commercially-rated airplane pilot.