skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think it's cheap to serve video content. That takes a lot of bandwidth, engineering, and compute resources.
Propolis ethanol tincture is great for all sorts of wounds, cuts, and especially burns. Amazing stuff. Nothing works better to get burns to heal faster.
It's not cheap to serve video content. That takes a lot of bandwidth, engineering, and compute resources.
.NET Core the framework does, but there are other major considerations for game engines, such as the render pipeline. For instance, supporting Mac means you need to be able to render to Metal. This engine appears to support Windows only right now.
A progressive group blames Walmart? No surprise there.

I guess the alternative is what? Get rid of Walmart jobs? Will people be better off then?
Shellshock pun implied, I believe.
I'll take the bait, and say the exact opposite:

I firmly believe that queuing is the very basis for, and perhaps definition of, civilization itself.

(British, can't you tell?)
If any group is being given special privileges by the state, it's the police...

Normally, a union is formed to balance the power of capitalists with the laborers they employ. In the case of law enforcement, there is no capital, nor is their labor being used to produce something of value. If anything, law enforcement defends the interests of capitalists, rather than being subject to abuse by capitalists.
While Given When Then rolls off the tongue easier, I think Arrange Act Assert better describes the structure
Location: Russia

Remote: only untill pandemic ends

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C++/Python, MapReduce, CatBoost, Jupiter, a lot of inhouse ML tools (execution flow, deep model learning frameworks) and distributed computation tools (disributed queues, caches, stream processing, custom search index etc).

Résumé/CV: I am team/tech lead for geosearch quality team in Yandex (biggest Russian IT company):
https://yandex.ru/maps. Working on backend, mostly on NLP and ranking, also have an expirience in hiring, mentoring and wide range of analytical tasks.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AXgXVtlA-2-q9LyVJektcRAbhyx...
Email:guestonearthes@gmail.com
Rewritten in Rust: Modern Alternatives of Command-Line Tools
if you use Firefox then reader mode is ideal for these situations
The best math professor I had was atrocious at teaching. If not down right abusive.

Taught me how to ask the right questions. How to capture requirements and learn on my own.

Top Universities aren’t their to teach. They are their to empower you to teach yourself and explore deep in areas. While also learning the fundamentals that are necessary for this enablement.

That is drastically different than the average ranked schools.
Ranked Boost
Oh my, that reminds me of that Black Mirror episode with the red-headed girl that only thought about her rating 24/7.

Edit: Season 3, Episode 1 "Nosedive"
Would you mind sharing some for the benefit of other married readers?
Because people think their app will immediately scale to a billion users and their database is unable to service all those users. (It won't and the database can)

Alternatively, they have drank the microservice kool-aid and think that making a request to an AAA service every time the user wants to do something is just too much overhead (It isn't).
I think the problem for Patreon is that they have a policy and it’s best to enforce it consistently, rather than apply it based on some judgement of moral right.
It could also create a negative feedback loop: e.g. breaking up gangs or reducing the likely hood the a crime will go unpunished will lead to less crime in an area.
I remember that too.

Sadly, now when I look at a DVD, it's unbearably blurry.

I suppose part of that is that we're now viewing on a much larger/higher resolution screen.
CameraX – Camera Kit Comparison
Yes, sure, "we're all addicted to oxygen" etc. When you stop paying for Netflix, you're usually not feeling it emotionally. You might be a bit more bored at night, but that's about it. It seems different when you're paying for pseudo relationships.
Almost no college sports, men's or women's, are profitable. I don't understand what you're trying to say.
> 1 infection and 1 death is a 100% CFR even if the rest of the population is fine!

The number of infections per million inhabitants in Sweden is also not better than the numbers from countries from the selection. [0]

Maybe just pick a different of the nordic countries as new role model and argue for that in the future?

[0] https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-data-explorer?zoomToS...
To be fair the man page on my nearest ubuntu machine says

-z, --aslookup
MISSING

I assume from the context that it does the mtr equiv "traceroute -A" though
The starting salary for a Madison cop is $52k. SF is $89k. That's $3k more per month, before tax. The mortgage on a 3 bedroom house in Madison is $1400. In San Francisco, it's $7500. You'd be spending more on a mortgage payment than your take home pay.
It's easy, because the process happens gradually. If you ever feel yourself losing control of your mind, you could say something!
I have to admit you're right. My case is a little different, where my jobs are about 1h long and it would take me longer to copy all the data to AWS than running it locally.
Making what Harvard is about transparent
CenturyLink/Level3 RFO [pdf]
I have an old Panasonic “smart” TV with a daft animated but glacially slow UI.

You can tell the execs that approved that were probably impressed watching someone else demo it but probably never used it themselves.

Jobs would have spotted it was rubbish immediately.
The high memory usage of ruby still causes problem if the app is single-threaded. I scaled databases for ruby apps for a living for almost 8 years, and sadly single-threaded legacy ruby app is still a thing.

Anyway, in the single-threaded scenario, the app may appear to be CPU bound under the steady state. However, when some hiccup happens in a database or in another microservice, all the ruby processes could soon be blocked waiting for network responses. In this case, ideally there should be plenty of idling ruby processes to absorb the load, but it will be rather costly to do so due to the high memory usage.

There are potential fixes of course, but with trade-offs:

- Aggressive timeout: May cause requests to fail under the steady state

- Circuit breaker: Difficult to tune the parameters, may not get triggered, or may prolong the degraded state longer than necessary. Also not a good fit when the process is single-threaded, as it can only get one data point at a time.

- Burning money: Can only do this until we hit the CPU : memory ratio limit imposed by the cloud vendors.

- Multi-threading: Too late to do this with years of monkey-patching that expects the app to run single-threaded.
Is that common to have dual-GPUs in a laptop?

Seems unnecessary to have dual-GPUs, and crazy to have both Nvidia and AMD in the one laptop.
If the argument is how people become homeless, rather than why they stay homeless, we need to be a little bit careful with causal direction.

Some people become homeless because they are mentally ill and can't maintain a tenancy.

Some people develop a mental illness after becoming homeless because it's living on the street is pretty stressful.
yeah, but also even before they were much more active in starting a project than interested in maintaining it.
> They will turn cancerous very soon

They are already cancer. So not sure where this "very soon" comes from.

This extra money to Patreon is just another example of morality and trying to work towards a common good can't beat evil incumbents (Without becoming the evil incumbent perhaps)

Neutral platforms just don't seem possible, maybe Bitcoin might change that, but it's place seems like a solid alternative to mainstream, never mainstream.
Oslo University Hospital | Full-stack developer | Oslo, Norway | Onsite, some remote | Full-Time

Join us to develop open-source software for precision medicine. We are seeking a new colleague who wants to develop advanced and robust systems for genetic diagnosis of patients. We have developed ELLA, an open-source application that streamlines the process of identifying the relevant genetic variants out of millions of variants found in a patient's genome. See ads below.

Full-stack dev: https://www.finn.no/job/fulltime/ad.html?finnkode=189395238
Bioinformatician: https://www.finn.no/job/fulltime/ad.html?finnkode=189394164
Same as DoH or DoT but using WireGuard as transport.
This seems to be the answer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24346411
Curious what university you attended. From my experience the engineering liberal arts courses were still engineering focused. E.g. English was about writing ieee formatted papers.

I had an engineering ethics course where we discussed sensitive issues such as a medical radiology device which accidentally delivered 10x the dose due to sticky keyboard keys.
I'm not sure calling the domain layer "anemic" by default is correct, as it's typically a (negative) descriptions of models which are too data-driven instead of behavior-driven. I would suggest an alternative layer structure:
Initiators/Controllers -> Application/Domain/Infrastructure Services -> Domain Models/Business Rules/Invariant Checking
Yeah thanks, I have tried, I was comparing and found reinforcement learning is not really reinforcement in this setting. As it cannot allow exploring like what if scenario. It is similar to supervised learning setting as we do in labeling large data and trying to classify etc.

In contrast if we take https://gym.openai.com/envs/Pendulum-v0/ Environment allows algorithm to play with it and learn from new conditions and actions, so is reinforcement. To me finance is like teacher trying to tell same story no matter what student does/learns, bit wierd.
Love synthwave, it is fantastic for focus and is very upbeat. Plus I dig the art style and the whole 80s neon motif in general. Good stuff.
Didn’t Trump literally lose the popular vote?
I for one would like to hear more about the positive experience. The narrative in the US tend to be polarized, and I do wish we can have a civil discussion on the merits and perspectives from both ends.
Super weird questions for this normal “collaborator assessment test”?
Australia's not shown but it's been mostly business as usual apart from the tourism industry and brick&mortar retail which have been basket cases for years.

Peak contraction was something like 16% in April during the main lockdown and had rebounded back to year-on-year growth by June. Some industries like home renovation have been booming.

Queensland in particular with an equivalent population to New Zealand still only has 6 fatalities.
> I don't care what corporations pay their people, that's not my money. I care what the gov't pays people, because that's my money.

You’ve just been given an example that demonstrates the two are linked, with corporations underpaying their staff, subsidised by the government.

Do you have the same opposition to govt subsidies on underpaid private workers as to do for what you presumably consider to be overpaid public workers?

Note that Walmart is posting billions in net (not gross) profits, while the employees are using food stamps.
> There are a lot of pointless liberal arts classes for a STEM degree in the US.

I understand, this was my outlook when I left school too, but I changed my mind about that.

It took me maybe 5 years of work experience before I realized that no matter how "technically" smart I was, my technical skills were worth shit if I couldn't communicate better with my teammates. My writing was poor, I couldn't explain myself concisely, I could get flustered when someone didn't understand a point that looked straightforward to me... I had no notion of how I might go about convincing someone to do something I needed, especially someone who wasn't working in the same field as me or didn't have the same educational background. Not saying I'm a rockstar at this either now, but at least I understand the benefits of well-roundedness in a way that I didn't see earlier in my career.

I also see this with some of my younger colleagues now, who seem to care about technical output and cranking out smart stuff, but they're having problems communicating or taking feedback, and it's really clamping their future professional opportunities until they work on that...

Anyway - I don't mean this to disclaim your experience of feeling like you were wasting your time, and maybe the classes weren't the right level for you, just pointing out that at least for some people in the tech field, lack of skills in the humanities dept eventually prevents their professional advancement, hence it's not necessarily a waste of time for everyone to take classes outside of their major even if they're studying in a STEM field...
Are they staying in the market? If you're doing it for 50 hours a week for barely any compensation, isn't it more of a hobby.

I'm not saying that every cam girl is getting mega rich from it, but they're making good money in relation to the effort required. There's not zero effort but it's also not something you need to go to uni for three years and then spend time as a junior cam girl getting experience. Which is fine, btw, I don't mind it, but I always find it weird when the image is presented blurry as in "we can't really tell whether it's a professional<=>customer relationships or just two people interacting socially", because I think we generally can tell very well.
Fair point. It also provides the %%tex magic that gets you the source LaTeX snippet. May save you 80% of the effort, the rest you can tweak manually.
Woah. So i should treat autoimmune to improve my mood? Like specific diet?
"Donation" is not the word the OP should have used, because it implies Patreon is some kind of charity middleman. They are not. Patrons are not donating money to creators, they are paying them to create; creators are not receiving donations, they are receiving income. Patreon is charging a service fee to them, and they know this up front. It is no more or less ethical than any other similar business proposition like setting up an online store with Shopify or selling an ebook on Amazon.
Tests that use random input data are much more difficult to write correctly. Your test needs to know the expected result not just for one case, but for every possible case. That will vastly increase the number of bugs in your test code, leading to a seemingly endless stream of false-positives.

The worst part is that the feedback is late. The test will randomly fail long after it was written. There's a lot of needless overhead in relearning the context of the failing code just so you can fix a test that is not general enough for the data it was provided.

There are ways to effectively use randomly-generated test data, but it's harder than you'd think to do it right.
You're right about legal firearms, there are much less of them in France. However criminals have no trouble equipping themselves, and Kalashnikov shootings are quite frequent between rival gangs.
is it similar to monkeylearn.com
Will need some source for this. This sounds virtually impossible to pull off in practice even if it'd work in theory.
I dunno, colleges in Europe fair well, there most countries just subsidize tuition. And rely on tradition and non rational incentives to keep quality reasonable.

The failure modes arise when the actors are rational and profit oriented.
Most schools don't require you to live in a dorm freshman year, at least mine certainly didn't and plenty of my peers at other schools didn't have problems getting off campus accommodations freshman year.

Students live on campus for convenience and/or for socialization/environment - its not to save money, depending on a bunch of factors it's usually possible to live cheaper off campus.
Microsoft Releases Deepfake Detection Tool Ahead of Election
Grounded beef? Airlines sell in-flight meals to earthbound travellers
Interesting theory. Hopefully you're right -- it'd give someone else time to come up with a viable competitor. Ideally, competitors, plural, of course. (Kickstarter had been working on one, but evidently decided the numbers didn't add up.)
> On average, the city’s 44,526 employees received pay and perks costing taxpayers $131,335 apiece. Four out of ten – 18,749 city workers – received a compensation package exceeding $150,000 per year.

The style of summarizing this data is not good. Taking some arbitrary high-bar and then averaging it, is twisting the data to their purpose. There clearly are high salaries in there, but saying X truck-drivers earned an average of Y, when you exclude all of the low-paid ones is just misrepresentation of the data.
Android App Development Under FreeBSD by Bao – Freebsdnews.com
"The shockingly obsolete submission of an undated 2014 vintage blog post"
I tried YouTube music. But it’s so repetitive and playlists are just the same songs I’ve listened to recently.

I miss google play music and Spotify style discovery.

Curious how you found Spotify to compare to YouTube music. As google play music was deprecated.
The new missile gap [1]

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile_gap

I thought Obama already refuted this in 2012[2]

[2]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK3ORgw-h_4
There's also https://github.com/google/latexify_py out there. Handcalcs seems to have a more extensive readme at least. Does anyone have a comparison?
In Croatian we use "air distance"... I'm going to be smug about it's more understandable than both (even though I like the Game Of Thrones association when ever I hear "as the crow flies")
Not sure if it's classified as a contact language, but out of interest, in South Africa, there is a Zulu based language with a mix of English and Afrikaans thrown in known as Fanagalo or Fanakalo (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanagalo) that is believed to have evolved from British colonialists talking to their servants, but quickly grew into a common language used in the mining industry. It's been in steady decline since the 70's. It's a rare case of a pidgin language based on an indigenous language. Zimbabwe and Zambia also have their own indigenous-based pidgin languages.
I use it with gitlab auto devops and the whole experience with my k8s cluster on DO is super nice. I very much recommend trying out gitlab.
Yeah the example they use is literally the union providing worker safety.
All your examples consist of spending next to nothing for a digital experience compared to a lot of money for a physical experience. But onlyfans is a digital experience.

So the correct analogy would be looking at porn/onlyfans and going to a brothel
The folks at Shopify, Basecamp and Hey are all showing that if you care about developer ergonomics, you can still develop in Rails.
Guerrilla Marketing – Be Unconventional and Creative
YouTube music sucks. Now that google play music is canceled. I either continue paying for yt red and stick with the worse music platform. I switch to prime music. Or I ditch yt and google music all together and use Spotify.

I still don’t get why google deprecated me as a customer. Google’s churn is exhausting. Starting to want the “Microsoft” & “Apple” experience of it just works.
Amazon posted and deleted a job listing to monitor workers' efforts to unionize
Lesser-known Web APIs
The HN crowd tends to confuse the human's mind with the human's identity. We think that the final destination of human development is some sort of "super intelligence" - a mind with insane processing power and unlimited ability to memorize and recall things. That's understandable because our life today revolves around knowledge, but one day ability to think will yield to ability to see ideas directly. If we could see a theorem's statement and its proof visibly connected like a tree's roots and its leaves, we wouldn't need to "think".
Don't we have that already? Star Wars has always been the story of authoritarian governments, hasn't it?

A lot of the aesthetics looked like they are meant to portray the Nazis, but the empire lacks (to my knowledge, I'm not really into it) the "we must exterminate the undesirables" part and feels much closer like an authoritarian power that branches out and suppresses dissent, classical empire stuff, but without the crazy. That sounds about right for the CCP.
They won't because they love money and they generate significant revenue in that market. Same reason nobody is calling China out for imprisoning a million Muslims in a concentration camp.
The user interface kind of reminds me of Zak Makcraken and the alien mind benders by Lucas Arts. Very charming!
Traceroute is fine for casual analysis but it is inaccurate and/or incomplete for anything serious because it misses routers that use load balancing on packet headers. For research purposes, it's better to use Paris Traceroute: https://paris-traceroute.net

> Why should you use Paris traceroute?

> Because traceroute fails in the presence of routers that employ load balancing on packet header fields. The failures lead to the discovery of inaccurate and incomplete paths, that may mislead operators during problem diagnosis and result in erroneous internet maps. Paris traceroute, by controling packet header contents, obtains a more precise picture of the actual routes that packets follow.
Plus! It makes me set same goals in my life. I must now save up for buying a Ferrari Testarossa.
I think it’s hard to outline why people watch twitch. I follow quite a few blood bowl streamers, and use twitch for little else.

I use it like I use sports. Though at first I did learn things, but now it’s solely for watching high end playoff/championship games, sometimes with friends.

I haven’t really donated much outside the thing you get by having an amazon prime subscription. Which is honestly rather silly considering how much money I pay for my NFL subscription.
You're posting a lot of judgement and not a lot of evidence. You're asserting that this is always driven by loneliness, always harmful, always fundamentally different from things people might spend money on; do you have any basis for that beyond personal incredulity?
http://financials.morningstar.com/valuation/price-ratio.html...

Their price/sales and price/earning have just jumped like crazy. Their peak year in term of phone sales was 2015.
‘Occam’s Razor vs. GPT-3’ by Imprima
If you think people fight in a FILO queue you wait till you see what happens when the one guy who’s been randomly waiting all day sees you randomly get randomly served first 5 times in a row.
Haven’t the Saudis had a “friend” in the White House for decades?
I wonder how much of the hundreds millions (billions?) of dollars China was able to save due its status as a "developing economy" contributed to its massive military buildup.
Or for that matter, that high priority for all developing economies, putting a lander on the moon.
https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3004873/c...
Thanks for your code, looks like this can help improving my state machine indeed. I'll try to apply that approach when I get my next slice of free time ;)
Sorry. Will change now

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f0ExbqC9C_xN6veOpD6678KO2Rb...
Why not? What leverage do the Saudis have against twitter besides not giving them more money?
"once you have a comprehensive human connectome, there is still the challenge of emulating it digitally"

What would you do if Christof Koch is right and consciousness can not be computed?