skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For those interested, see Yang's Data Dividend Project [0]. Just reading the fine print will give you legal insight into what you can and cannot do in the US.

[0] https://datadividendproject.com
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Building a Language Translation Chatbot in Python, Step by Step
> Who are you accusing of a "dangerous misunderstanding" here – her, or me?

I wasn't accusing anyone specifically, merely commenting on the idea you shared. However, since you asked, I would say that the misunderstanding is on both your parts -- yours, for interpreting her arguments to mean "ASD doesn't exist" (as far as I can tell, she makes no such claim); and hers, for arguing that the formal definitions and categorizations of ASD need to be biologically valid (which they can't be, as we don't understand enough about the biology for that to be possible).

It's common for many fields of research to start with "stamp-collecting", where people just identify and group diseases and conditions and birds based on shared characteristics; and later, as the field becomes more mature, to develop more meaningful categories. I think this same concept applies to ASD.
The thing is - those wages only give you a meagre living. You cannot enjoy the finer things in life on a 40k salary.

The young people have been advertised to all their lives, and what would be considered luxury goods (like an iphone X) is no longer considered luxury, but a required accessory. What was considered, in the last half-century, a luxury food is no longer considered luxury today. Just having bread and staples isn't enough. And i don't blame them - being bombarded from a young age with advertising and media messages telling you that your life "should" have such and such, is making it harder and harder to live frugally.
At what age do people generally get a gun? I have friends who's father bought them a gun at 11-12, though personally I think 14-15 might be more appropriate.

At what age did you get your first gun?
Django-newsfeed – A news curator and newsletter subscription package for Django
What is django-newsfeed?
django-newsfeed is a news curator and newsletter subscription package for Django. It can be used to create a news curator website which sends newsletters to their subscribers also it can be used to add a news subscription section to your website.

Features
Create monthly, weekly or daily issues with draft issue support.
Create posts with different categories.
Archive and display all of the issues in your website.
Newsletter e-mail subscription (ajax support) with e-mail verification.
Newsletter e-mail unsubscription (ajax support).
Sending newsletters for each issue to all the subscribers.
Fully customizable templates.
Uses Django's internal tools for sending email.
Efficient mass mailing support.
Real-time fuzzed data isn’t hard to come by when people are hacking memory cheats and DirectX for mainstream games. I hate to be the one to say it, but will we see a 2400 MMR player post his “hack” on HN one day?
The design section of the README is greatly appreciated!

> The core loop uses computed goto, which means that new instructions must be added in identical order

> Values are represented as tagged unions.

> Fundamental types are global (as in not tied to a specific VM instance)

What exactly is a global fundamental type? Is there a local counterpart?
Do you get original ammunition or are they made locally as well? How often do you use it? Or is it a status symbol, primarily? Is it carried along when you generally go out or only on special occasions.

I haven't ever exchanged messages with anyone who owned a gun, let alone an AK47 and the novelty raises a lot of questions!
Awesome,can i know are you using google apis for NLP thing,if not then what exactly,i feel when voice interface is not fast as GUI, people would prefer GUI. I can understand this is at the starting phase,will keep an eye on it.
I want to do something in NLP :)
What is Big C in this context?
ms office compatibility still fails in some cases. but to get to the truth we need to collect testcases and check if onlyoffice actually does a better job
I have the opposite issue, also have around 5 years of experienced, for more than once I have been perceived as a junior during interviews and then after working for 2-3 months managers and teams would throw comments like “we under-leveled you, let’s get you a promo and fix it” “you’re more senior than I thought”. I don’t know what gives the impression during interviews and it’s starting to frustrate me, I just want to be brought in at the right level that reflects what I’m able to offer. I’m a woman if that matters at all and I wonder if anyone else has encountered that and can offer some advice.
I Earned 2500$ Money by Writing Reviews in Just 3 Months
No, if you’re referring to GDocs, web links is all you get.
> Till then whats wrong with them staying with the family?

Leaving the family is good for many reasons. It teaches you to be independent, to live on your own, to handle your responsibilities, manage your earnings, i.e. to become an actual adult instead of relying on your family to cook, wash and do all/most of the chores for you. You can't get ready for a family and provide for them if you can't do these kind of things on your own in the first place. It's all about building experience and self-reliance.

Of course every family is different, but in society at large having kids staying longer with their parents definitely delay actual adulthood.
I’ve always been a bit disappointed that the US never adopted RCD’s at the service panel. I discovered a double-gang light switch box at my house that for some inexplicable reason has a common neutral for lights on two separate circuits, and when replacing one after turning off what should have been the correct breaker I got a nice buzz touching the neutral wire - if the panel had an RCD those lights never would have worked in the first place.

In hindsight it was stupid to not have turned off both circuits anyway, I’m just glad I was wearing sneakers so the shortest path to ground was the junction box itself.
> Increased life expectancy for women so far hasn't been matched by an increase in fertility beyond 40 years old.

You've said this with some certainty, were are you getting this from? This doesn't fit with all current data about general health and longevity, so I'd like to see who's saying this and what their case is.
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Same issue, though at least the author cares more to at least think of those who whitelist scripts enough to mention it.

Half the large companies today will present you with a blank screen instead of writing one line of a <noscript> tag.
VICE video from 2011 on the same gun markets of Pakistan, I started following VICE after I saw that video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FinRqCocwGE
Mostly people don't use it that often. Sometimes occasionally when guests from other places come here then they love to fire into shooting targets in open spaces.

Regarding the gun-related crime here in Tribal areas i would say it's almost zero because a thief will never snatch some men's phone because he knows he maybe packing a 9mm. :)
Area Man Rejects Social Media, Prefers Discussing Topics With People on the Intern————
I suspect there may be two or three different definitions of “social media”. What happens in the comment threads on internet forums is definitely social and writing is a form of media. People receive karma for posting good content just like people get likes, shares, and retweets on other sites. We may not use our real names but we all still have an identity. It may be more similar than you realize. I totally agree we’re anything but the type of basic crap you describe. But we’re not anti-social, either.
Long March 2F, the launch rocket, has a stated payload of 8,400 kg to LEO.

The Air Force says the X-37 has a "launch weight" of 4,990 kg. Its first flight was on a Atlas V 501, which has a max payload of 8,123 kg to LEO.
White people will be extinct in less than 100 years and can't do anything about it!

Thank the J's for 'multiculturism'. Obviously not for Israel! Great for everywhere else!

Everyone one back to their own countries and sort their own shit out. Reduce company's to 100 employee max to stop the corruption and create real compitition and have someone responsible for said company!

No more hiding in the shadows for these vampires! Hell, chances are these fucks are Turkish and not even isralites from 2k years ago!

Don't know why I bother, you all seem to love been abused and used as slaves than actually thinking for yourselves! They do say 80% of people are born followers

Who you think wrote marvel bullshit? Yup, a j! Who owns marvel, Disney, a pedophile Jewish institute! Just like the BBC in the UK. Peodo statue outside their too made by a prolific Peodo. Not to mention staur of Karl marx, who made the communist manifesto! Socialism is just a posh word for communism lol.

100s of years of manipulation and schooling have made it so what you all know is a lie. As they once said...

Once everything the general public know is a lie, we have succeeded!
What part of Texas did you say ?
All looks well and dandy until you need to integrate Zotero into the flow of your work. Unfortunately, OnlyOffice doesn't offer a Zotero integration tool. That's a huge deal breaker for any academic.
You may choose whatever storage duration you feel like for your own types, but built in types are globally declared and therefore shared between VM instances.
> Booleans

On-off switches. Or conditionals. Or bits (depending on implementations). Or truthy/falsey values.

> Turing Machines

Symbolic tape machines.

> Bolzmann machines

Hidden-unit binary threshold networks.

> Markov Chains

Cumulative event probability chains.

> Liskov Substitution Principle

Instance Substitution Principle.

> ISO 8601 dates

Big-endian dates (or simply YYYY-MM-DD dates).

> the MIT and BSD licenses

n-clause copycenter licenses.
Most people get it when they become adults.

For me i bought when i got into college aka became an adult.
You have to be running Windows 10 version 2004 update or newer. There are lots of walkthroughs, but you install "Ubuntu" or another distro for under WSL via the Windows store.

If you install docker desktop with WSL2 installed, there's a configuration setting to "use wsl2" it may still be labelled beta as a feature. But it does work better.

I'm using the new Windows Terminal, and my default is set to WSL2 Ubuntu... for all intent and purpose, I launch VS Code from a wsl2 prompt/directory and it's connected into "linux" ... my terminal and code terminal/directory are in linux, and I use it like any linux distro from that pov. The desktop is windows, but almost everything I work in is via Linux under WSL2.
No, they've listed "$3.05" per GPU. For 8 A100s that would be 8x$3.05 = $24.4/hour.
Racket is pretty close to tcl in terms of ease of creating a GUI. I think tcl has a slight edge though.
If you're designing an internal API to power a rich client app, yes. If you're designing an API for developers to interface with you SaaS, plain old HTTP is a better choice, even if it's only RESTful in a hand wavy sense.
You can get original ammunition as well as the ones made locally but i would recommend original ones because the local ammunition can not be trusted as they may jam your weapon.

Yes! it can be like a status symbol but you almost never carry it when you go out. And is mostly kept in your house. You can definitely carry a pistol on you though under your shirt.
Totally my opinion - What does legal mean? It’s a relative term just like everything else. Yes there are cultures where “normal” definition of legal might not be adhered to but thst dosnt mean they don’t have laws. In some sense they live (and die ) by their own set of rules. And those rules and laws are as legal we might think of legal things in the west.
The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC) tasked with investigating the causes of the crisis reported in January 2011 that: "We had a 21st-century financial system with 19th-century safeguards.

The FCIC placed significant blame for the crisis on deregulation, reporting: "We conclude widespread failures in financial regulation and supervision proved devastating to the stability of the nation’s financial markets. The sentries were not at their posts, in no small part due to the widely accepted faith in the self-correcting nature of the markets and the ability of financial institutions to effectively police themselves."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_policies_and_the_su...
Lots of these are 403ing now. Good job HN, don't forget to get back once they're up again ;)
SBCL has JIT'ing capabilities sb-fasteval. Essentially as long as you can generate machine code, putting it to memory and making that piece of memory executable is all you need to JIT.
The right click does require you to lift your index, but the opposite isn’t true.

Like for gaming, there are some uses where the Magic Mouse performs poorly: For example when you have to click both left and right buttons at the same time (impossible with MM) or if you need more buttons (I dearly missed my middle click at first, but the gestures and minute scrolling made up for it)
Adding to that Eli Bendersky has a very good 4 part tutorial on writing a JIT from scratch https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2017/adventures-in-jit-compila... So you can try converting other interpreters to native compilers.
> That's not deregulation, that's a problem with how these government agencies actually functioned.

Well sort of yes. But that's first order thinking. The underlying engine that drove those institutions to failure was the deregulation of the banks.
Where are you located? It's legal in much of the US, including California (although there are some legal hoops to jump through).

Take a look at the "Gunnit Rust" posts (particularly Tier I) on /r/guns for inspiration.
>they’re 10 minutes away

Ten minutes is a very different level of acoustic and visual privacy from "same house."
It's about sandboxing your apps... though not every app needs to, or should be sandboxed, but plenty can and should be. I happen to like flatpak a bit more, just feels like a more open community, and appimage is okay as well.

It's about getting dependencies with the app. I can't tell you the number of times I borked my OS install because I wanted a version of a single application that had a feature newer than a year or two old version supported in my distro's repository.

It helps to have both as options.
American space policy is not like other American foreign policy. It is the USA that is pushing a model of international cooperation and governing treaties. It is China that is taking an approach of unilateral actions and national appropriation.
Yes, especially if you have images or other things except text. It surprisingly bad when you want a constant layout between the two.
It's minimally a fire hazard and it's very handy to have when you know what you're doing.
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Not really. Brains don't exist and cannot exist without a medium to work in. It's the old idea that we have souls that are independent from our bodies and underlying reality. This is nonsense.
I had a very similar homepage that is still up! I love the desktop in a webpage aesthetic. http://toxiccode.com/
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Thank you for your question! The current NLP model is created using Wit.ai.
Thanks, I'm in the US. Will take a look.
Phys.org is the Applebee's of science journalism -- they warm over some canned press release topped with a thin sauce of quotes from the co-authors (they can't be bothered to get someone independent to comment).

In fact, this wasn't even written by phys.org staff -- it was from the Princeton PR department.
Nifty, I like it.
All these are just allegations. If his alleged misbehavior is as frequent as it is being famed, then it should be relatively easy to provide some evidence. The man was filmed eating stuff off his toes ffs!
It doesn't work when people have email based iMessage accounts. It also doesn't work well for sending larger images/videos, not to mention the other random niceties that come with other modern messaging apps (e.g. read messages, text effects, being seamlessly synced across all devices, etc.)
Interestingly, nobody seems to have talked about email.

I run my own mail server, and I have a domain registered for handling incoming mail. Every single website, and I mean every single one, has a different email address under that domain.

Now, while it could be relatively easy to correlate all usernames with domain part of the email, I make it as difficult as possible.

Additionally, some handles are further separated. For example, my professional handles (so stuff I use at work but on my name, my GitHub public email, and similar stuff like that) are under other domain names from a professional (paid) email service. And even those aliases get changed over time (damn you automated email crawlers).

So even if the database of a website was leaked and my mail was in that database, I would , as soon as I’m made aware of the breach, delete the account immediately and instruct my mail server to discard all incoming mail to that address. Of course, every online identity of mine has a different name. This onr has a Japanese name, but I have others with common American names, tongue twisters, and sometimes keysmashes. Good luck correlating it all.
A race to where? First base opn the Moon/Mars ?
I don't follow this topic but it could just be that countries like China, India have a space program and they are using it, hopefully we get better diplomats leading this big countries to avoid any waste on useless military/propaganda missions - a competed US leadership could invite China on the ISS.
Similar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borz

Related: (¶31-32 p.17) https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1313661/downl...

(My wild ass guess is that in the twenty-first century, as in the eighteenth, it takes far more[1] than SALW to mount an insurgency against regulars:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZcz589tJ5Q

To me, the fetish for twentieth-century small arms among the various poorly-regulated US militia implies they're more likely to menace a poorly armed populace, or a BATF unit, than any of the well-regulated State units. Then again, as the affadavit above shows, using logic is not exactly the best way to predict these people.)

Any bets as to whether pakistan will join Oceania (as a commonwealth country) or Eastasia (in opposition to india)?

[1] US twentieth-century own goal: providing man-portable seeker missiles to a bunch of guys who had crazy ideas about visibility of women's bodies, alcohol consumption, and the relation between religion and state.

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These are good examples but would all be better and more accessible with descriptive names. I doubt anyone would allow a pull request in which a developer named the variables after team-members, so why do we condone it when it comes to R&D?

Just because it's a common practice does not mean it's good.
But then you can't run leading edge hardware... My motherboard's network interface, wireless interface and my gpu all require a kernel version that's newer than the 19.10 ubuntu (and even 20.04 support for stability), let alone the last LTS release.

Ukku worked well for me to get newer kernels without issue, but kvm/virtualbox were totally borked, just as my hardware support was stable.
This seems mildly dangerous to me for the simple reason that if you need to prove your identity to these places they’re reliant on this information... I’m thinking of when I get my free credit report yearly. Trying to track real addresses I used to live at as well as fake ones seems challenging.
Good thing I can flexible and ask you questions about your approach to your professional work versus your side projects.
In addition to all the things mentioned above, there's also another kind of byte: structure padding. Nobody really knows how to deal with it, and it has extremely strange rules–it's kind of uninitialized in some cases, but you can give it a value sometimes…and sometimes you can't, or not in any way that sticks. It's truly strange stuff, and its exact nature is still being worked out.
Isn't China not allowed to "Cooperate" by the Americans ?
Honestly with current american leadership I expect as soon as China will have a decent space station they will also demand that S will have an even bigger and cooler US only one.
Ohh if we're doing this, here's the intro to my personal site from 2007. Only the intro works, and requires Flash of course https://cv-ppguyzgojs.now.sh/
This is correct. The optimal routing that improves transit time for individual travelers would also minimize global transit time. However, it is true that there could be externalities to this behavior, like cars being routed through neighborhoods with higher likelihood of accidents.
I wouldn't suggest starting totally from scratch as a first project, so if you want something more challenging than an AR you might look into surplus parts kits. InrangeTV had a good series covering their CETME-L kits a couple years back.
I load this design article, and am immediately assaulted by full-width justified text -_-
This should be called BADBOOL
There were multiple things that went wrong, and it's extremely disingenuous to put the majority of the blame on Greenspan, Freddie/Fannie. Private risk assessment failed utterly, see
Moody's. CDS allowed for infinite leverage, securitization allowed hiding of risk. These originated with private actors, and infected the system with toxic assets.
I agree. From the 80s on the focus on housing has been on "McMansions" and we've ignored how that's really pretty wasteful and silly. We can do a lot better than that.

We've seen a surge in "tiny homes" being designed but still not built at a rate that's made a dent. And what we really need are smaller family homes that are efficient and comfortable.

There are a lot of "Pre-fab" homes here where we live. Those are pretty cost effective but they still don't have the appeal of craftsmen built home.

There are some really cool old homes built out of rock here (Ozark Giraffe House). Most are pretty small by today's standards but they're great starter homes for young couples.
I see, so it refers to the C storage class. There can be several virtual machine instances referencing the same built-in integer type instance. This imposes on users the need to call lg_init() and lg_deinit() before and after using the library. I feel like this could have been avoided by statically enumerating the built-in types instead of initializing a data structure dynamically.

The data type structure contains pointers to functions that implement operations such as addition, subtraction, copying and cloning. An integer type instance is initialized with addition and subtraction functions. The integer value representation is part of the value data structure though. So how could a user of the library define new data types? It seems like it would be necessary to modify the library's source code in order to add new members to the tagged union.

Also, perhaps the virtual machine could be optimized further by using tagged pointers to make integer values immediate, avoiding the need to dereference the pointer.
Why would you let an online hate mob ruin your real life? They generally have little relation to reality, and there's a decent chance they themselves are just being manipulated and used by others.

I do feel that I have a place in some online battles (or I'm just yelling into a whirlwind that someone else is controlling, but it can be fun), but I never link any of my identities. I take the stance that ideas are more powerful than solid identities.

Edit: Yes I agree, real world actions are much more powerful, and we should all spend less time online.
Eh... the US deliberately kept China out of any space collaboration.

So no... the US isn’t all that warm and fuzzy about cooperation