skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It depends on if you're OK with the classifier overfitting on potentially meaningless details (like a shade of color of the paper most commonly used in that decade, etc) or if you actually want to classify the images based on content (style of clothes, etc).
Size shouldn't be a reason for the battery size. Devices like the redmi 3s had 4k mAh in a smaller device in 2016
I think that those highly skilled communities tend to be very small and very tight-knit. So there's quite a bit of self-selection that happens: no one wants to train with someone that constantly talks trash or complains.
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How things should be and how things actually are don't always line up.
I know the navy is also working on a gps alternative for their nuclear submarines. They currently use inertial navigation, but they still have to surface periodically to recalibrate it using radio signals. Ideally they would eliminate the need to surface for navigation, especially while operating underneath Arctic ice where surfacing is dangerous and not always possible.
If an acronym isn't defined previous to use, or at first use, I consider it a typo.
Firstly, I think Bezos has done quite a bit in an effort to look better.

Secondly, I think Elon's role is a lot more outward-facing than Bezos's role, and that would probably have been the case even if Bezos was more attractive, so I doubt the procedures would have had as much an effect on Bezos's success as they may have on Musk's.
Correct. Counter signaling is typically done by extremely competent people which balances out their eccentricity
That's a surprisingly large amount of work, what is involved?
Great set! “Hierarchy” is misspelled as “Heirarchy”.
Depends on the route
Nice response. Just keep calling it astroturfing whenever you see an opinion you disagree with. Real enlightened thinker you are.

EDIT: the irony of a 14 day old account accusing me of astroturfing.
So, as my original comment pointed out, the two “unlock” phases are:

1. Phone standby to phone on (as you describe)

2. In-phone software actions, typically, password manager or locked/private apps (banking, etc)

For case #2, I greatly prefer FaceID. For case #1, it’s a toss up for me.
The alarm.com smoke detectors are $50 and also last 10 years. You're paying a lot for a Google badge that doesn't even contact the fire department with the base setup.

When a smoke detector goes off, I've got my system set to:
1) Turn off HVAC/heat
2) Unlock exterior doors
3) Turn on lights
4) Flush syncs of any local data to remote sources

What's the google price tag for again? Initially it was worthwhile for the panicky waving motion to cancel alarms. But then they removed that.
I think at this point it's just sloppy to use '$' by itself in any potentially-international context.

I've worked for multiple companies where most of my colleagues consistently brushed this off. In each company, there was at least one significant budgeting stuff-up while I was there because someone interpreted a '$' number as the wrong kind of dollar. In the worst case I witnessed the "bill shock" was about 50 thousand dollars. (Wait, which "dollars" was that again?)

At least with "fall" I know the author is talking about autumn in the northern hemisphere -- it's not so easy when someone writes that something is to be released "this summer". :)
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If I’ve calculated correctly, the expected number of steps to pass n indents is

75((7/5)^n − 1)/4 − 7n/2 for left indents,

7n/2 − 29(1 − (5/7)^n)/4 for right indents,

2n²/3 + 2n for unbiased indents.

The constants vary depending on exactly how exactly you count steps and account for edge effects. (I’ve assumed that each indent starts at the middle of a 1 unit section of the main path, and goes 1 unit to the side and 1 unit back.) But the asymptotics are definitely Θ((7/5)^n), Θ(n), and Θ(n²), respectively.
Just wanted to add that it's legal for women to be topless in NYC. There's even a celebration day for it at the end of August.
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Can it be used to detect a virus from a sample of say salvia?
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I really don't think people have changed in 100 years, they will always complain. We just need to do it anyways.
TL;DR: The standard now provides an "official" definition of what makes a project open source hardware (i.e. what has to be under a free license to ensure the project is actually usable for others). This is useful e.g. so research projects looking for public funding can promise to deliver open hardware "according to DIN SPEC 3105-1".

The article also addresses the conflict between "DIN" and "open", because DIN is mostly known for locking away critical standards (that are often incorporated into laws by reference) behind expensive paywalls. This standard is an exception and according to the article, the first standard that's open source itself.
Education is a ball being rolled up a hill. It’s not a bucket being filled with water.

Super oversimplified but I’ve found it tells the general story: you can’t just come back to it later and expect to find the same progress. Constant nurturing, whether from yourself or a caregiver or an education system, is what has an impact. And I believe this is true for almost any age.
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Why are social and economic arguments against it invalid?
Another factor is that being more intelligent and socially skilled allows you to earn higher income, which lets you afford better clothing, stylists and healthier habits (food, exercise). And of course cosmetic surgery, for which even minor procedures can be very expensive.
I've long preferred New Relic as well - it always seemed the most natural to use; the information that was important was easy to find. Some other APM's didn't even seem to be recording accurate metrics, but ones that did were still more difficult to navigate.

I've also had some issues with New Relic - constant problems with metric names exploding. Individual unique urls that saw especially high traffic routinely ended up getting their own unique metric name until new metric name creation would get locked. This would be despite us explicitly naming requests through the sdk.

All that said, the biggest reason I still use them is because we're still on some ancient pricing that's a fraction of their current (up until now) pricing. Our rep's been bugging me to get on a call about "renewal" but if our price is going to go up 5-10x I'm moving.
This is what happens when a wannabe gangster is president.
I'm not too up to date with Godot news, but I remember that a recent update (maybe devlog?) added good multi monitor support to the editor, and therefore the gui toolkit of the engine, since the editor uses the engine.
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I thought it was crazy at first too, but they aren't forcing them to sell it. They have the option to sell it or have it banned. Look how many American apps are banned in China.
> I am always astonished by how much we humans mix how moral is someone and how horny that someone makes us.

Yes, it's obvious that we shouldn't base our opinions on appearance or sexual attractiveness, but it really shouldn't surprise you that that's how things usually play out. Such reactions come from a much deeper part of our biology. The fact that we can sometimes think past those reactions is much more surprising, imo.
Why have you been on many juries?
> The request can be fought in court

Only on the FISA court, a secret parallel court system.
> and I've been told I will potentially pay more since I make more money.

On the surface this strikes me as insane, but from the perspective of the opposite situation it sort of makes sense (e.g. if the poster's income fell it makes sense they would pay less in alimony). It might be a bias against alimony in general, but it seems strange that alimony would increase post-divorce.
nice introudction
That's shorthand for Russian government intelligence; I didn't mean to cast aspersions at the Russian people.

I hesitate to declare it worse than being a CIA front.

But in any case, I think it's better to look for other sources of information and never, ever, trust them with your freedom or life, like Ms. Winner did.
You also must have not used marijuana within the last 3 years (even medically or if legal in your state), and no illegal drugs within 10 years.
This lost a lot of applicants when they recruited at my college
Are you sure? Being overconfident isn't more right than not knowing.
My personal preference is to start with that, but quickly transition off the bribe. It was merely a crutch, albeit a helpful crutch, to get me started. But once I've proved I can do it without suffering, I know that I don't need those training wheels anymore, and in fact, in the future, they will hold me back, a meaningless ritual before the known work to be done.

Instead, find the next impossible task, and apply ice cream there.
Quality education for every student would be held by many as a human right, hence countries like Finland where all schools are required to charge no fee, and the public education system is superb.
> I am always astonished by how much we humans mix how moral is someone and how horny that someone makes us.

I don't think this is about 'horniness', or even sexual attraction to the person, because this works across gender and sexual preference lines. Straight men are biased in favor of attractive men, even though they don't sexually desire them.

It is deeper than just sexual attraction.
How do you know your current biases aren't informed by your past misjudgements?
As someone with a documented medical issue which results in occasional fevers, but is dangerous to no one but myself, I absolutely will throw a fit if I'm ever denied entrance to anywhere on account of such a fever, and I'm not ashamed to admit it.

Everyone else in this thread seems to be focusing on the problems with the probability of fever given that someone's infectious, when the real question is the probability that someone is infectious given that they have a fever, which might be due to anything else.

But medical discrimination is okay in 2020 I guess.
10 billions in guaranteed revenue over 10 years is not something to scoff about.
My Opinion is that I want that "One More" Action. It tells / reminds me that I am doing something which requires authentication. And that is with my Touch ID.
Or by people imitating the appearance of extremely competent people.
Citation needed. Reusing a mask that is already loaded with exactly the stuff you don't want to breathe will cause the material to dry as soon as the user stops wetting it with their exhale, and then pass through on re-use because it's under the filter size, even for an N95 which practically nobody is using.

There are good reasons they are called disposable masks.
A more fair comparison is KNet.jl which is a very worthy competitor to things like TensorFlow or PyTorch with comparable speed and roughly equivalent flexibility. It's just not talked about as much by Julia people because what most Julia people really care about is the flexibility and composability of Flux, so they're willing to forgive it lagging a bit in raw performance (as long as they believe it'll catch up eventually).
> through eons of evolution

I always wonder to what extent that attribution to slow evolutionary processes is true. There were several selective bottlenecks in our ancestry, and during historic times (from which we descend) most marriages were arranged, with attractiveness playing only a very small factor. Even in modern times, only a small percentage of the population had the luxury of breeding with a partner that we consider nowadays highly attractive.

Then there's the fact that up to 80% of marriages have been between first cousins or closer, which would would actually cause unattractive features.

So how come we think that sexual attraction is an evolutionarily shaped mechanism

There is also the feedback loop of "grooming", where, just like bees select a random bee to be groomed as a queen, humans are positively reinforcing a specific set of humans for reasons that have more to do with mass psychology than actual attraction. E.g. kings and queens are groomed as leaders and rulers, eventhough they are probably the most inbred and flawed genetic stock
moderation on Tiktok is pretty good

go try to find illegal or nude content on it.
you can't!
Certificates are loved in mainland China. Doesn't matter the topic or long term results. A haven for charlatans and it makes it extremely hard for legit service providers
Doesn't have to be "scientificaly substantiated" harm.

Killing someone is not a scientifically substantiated harm either. Of course we harm the other person's health (that's objective), but that in itself is only bad in the sense that "life is good" and "we should respect life / not kill". And that is not a scientific argument but a moral one. The universe doesn't care either way.
It’s an election move IMO. Trump can say he either:
1) Banned a spying app from the US to protect American citizens
2) Claim responsibility for acquiring this great app and keeping American citizens safe

Trump is a boring person tbh..
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Maybe the clothes aren't there for the judge or jury, but for the clients.

If a lawyer dresses to the nines and wins the case, the client will feel justified in paying their fees.
Thanks mate!

I've still got quite a few icons to release in batches. One is a floppy disk, but it won't be labelled as "Save" :D

There's a few options to take, but these days it mostly comes down to the context of what you're saving, rather than the action itself.

"Save Document", "Save Template", etc
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When I say to lie, I'm a bit tongue in cheek. I don't really consider it a lie anymore. It's simply a acknowledgment that this task will not be painful the way that I think. It's much more Zen than my initial post made it sound, but I hoped that would help translate to people who are getting started with self discipline.
Did you miss the part where he is replaced by someone with little to no ethics or morals and will implement whatever is asked without second thought?
> I'd contend that a display that spans a dynamic range of a factor of 100 is only a 6.7-bit display. It is impossible to calibrate such a display to span 8 bits of intensity.

That's not what a nit is. A nit is a measurement of absolute brightness. You can have 256 gradations (8 bits) on a 100 nit display. You can have 1024 gradations (10 bits). You could have 65536. What's being measured here are two different things. Imagine I have a flashlight with adjustable brightness: if I turn it all the way up, that's what we're measuring when we talk about the nits of a display with with all white pixels. The bit depth is how many gradations the flashlight can display between full brightness and no light at all. So in fact a 100 nit display can have any bit depth. A stop is not a nit is not bit depth.

(This is a simplification that is only completely accurate for SDR screens with sRGB gamut. With HDR and tagged images, part of the range created by the extra bit depth is for "impossible" values, stuff that is too bright or colorful for the screen to display, and has to be tonemapped by the display into the possible range.)
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Humans are pathetic. All judges should be fired and replaced by an AI system.
waking up at 4am to get that sunrise photo.
They're barking up the right tree here. For want of widely spread PCR testing in February, we let COVID overrun the United States.

If you have the machines and reagents widely distributed, all you need are pathogen specific primers to test for the pathogen du-jour. Then you can do widespread testing and contact tracing like you're supposed to. I really hope we get that in place before the next plague hits.
Well, seatbelts aren't the be-all, end-all, either... And people have indeed complained about them when they were mandated. So, it's not like "one could say the same thing about seatbelts, so look how absurd it is". Someone else might easily reply "my life, my choice" about wearing one (same as for drinking, smoking, over-eating, etc).

But even so, we can consider seatbelts as a necessary wearable/accessory for car use, which is also a recent development (cars and driving). Masks are different in that they affect people going on about doing things people did for millenia without requiring a mask.
> One of the nurses said someone tested high last week. They made the person sit in a chair for half an hour and then re tested them and granted them entry.

While 30 minutes seems excessive, this makes sense. Your surface temperature is heavily biased by your environment’s temperature. Letting one settle in a controlled environment to test is reasonable to see if it’s really a fever (temperature will stay elevated) or due to environmental factors.

An issue is that anyone could ice their forehead in advance and beat the test. Dunno if too low of a temperature triggers a fail. In theory, everyone should have to sit in a controlled environment before forehead testing, but at that point, may as well do tympanic checks.

(Among many other issues, like the massive variance that’s probably accepted because of unreliability of surface temperatures as a proxy for internal temps)
Not when he started.
People those personality you like become more attractive to you. This is well studied as well as common sense (see every happy marriage).
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Can confirm that I'll listen (no bribe necessary) haha. It's going to take a while to knock off every icon, but we'll get there.
This happens in all human tribes to different extents
If you try to fit in as just another member of the group then you need to pick up on the group norms, but I fell like people react positively when you pull off something well.
You could decompose removeIfNot a bit further by representing the intermediate stages as pairs of lists (result + unprocessed input):

import Data.Bifunctor (bimap, first)

type Split a = ([a], [a])

unsplit :: Split a -> [a]
unsplit = uncurry (++)

splitStart :: [a] -> Split a
splitStart xs = ([], xs)

skip :: Int -> Split a -> Split a
skip n (xs, ys) = first (xs ++) (splitAt n ys)

iterateN :: Int -> (a -> a) -> a -> a
iterateN n f = (!! n) . iterate f

removeOneIfNot :: (a -> Bool) -> Split a -> Split a
removeOneIfNot p (xs, ys) = bimap (xs ++) (drop 1) (span p ys)

GHCI> unsplit . iterateN 3 (removeOneIfNot even) . skip 5 . splitStart $ [1..15]
[1,2,3,4,5,6,8,10,12,13,14,15]
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If they are what's required to improve, then do them. Recognize when you no longer need the lies and move on.
No, it's absolutely not false at all. You seriously don't think that retirees contribute to the economy? Beyond that, a large portion of those deaths would be retirees, but a significant portion would be younger people (20s-60s). As more people get sick, more people stop going to work. Stop going out. The downwind effect is massive.
It doesn't sequence, it amplifies DNA/RNA (through reverse transcription) and lets you detect a particular sequence or produce more of a sequence you want to use for downstream steps
the pixel phones have specialized DSPs (pixel visual core, pixel neural core) that probably can't be counted on in generic android
This is a pretty ridiculous conspiracy theory. Microsoft does not spend 8.5B as a gift to the US government.
The Pixel 4A comes with an USB-C to USB-C cable that is only capable of USB 2.0 speed.

USB-C Supporters have been saying all the crappy USB 2.0 USB C cable are fake or counterfeit cables from Alibaba.

Now we have one, officially from Google.