skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks! https://doomlaser.itch.io has a bunch of the free ones. It gets "better than 84% of millions+ websites analysed by Visual MIND AI", with a 90 in "Visual Appearance", whatever that might mean :)
Do you mean: hospital CEOs, fund IT to do its job, and Medicare, insist on secure facilities?
Brilliant thought, though I hope it is untrue.
...because it runs almost all the same apps on computers with decent keyboards and physical F-keys and better processor/GPU options at much lower cost, and can have the ads turned off?
Even your unit has a trivial calibration. But in most cases you only need relative not absolute accuracy.
"Ask HN: Something like Khan Academy but full curriculum for grade schoolers?" [through undergrads]
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23794001

"Ask HN: How to introduce someone to programming concepts during 12-hour drive?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15454071

"Ask HN: Any detailed explanation of computer science"
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15270458 : topologically-sorted? Information Theory and Constructor Theory are probably at the top:

> A bottom-up (topologically sorted) computer science curriculum (a depth-first traversal of a Thing graph) ontology would be a great teaching resource.

> One could start with e.g. "Outline of Computer Science", add concept dependency edges, and then topologically (and alphabetically or chronologically) sort.

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outline_of_computer_science

> There are many potential starting points and traversals toward specialization for such a curriculum graph of schema:Things/skos:Concepts with URIs.

> How to handle classical computation as a "collapsed" subset of quantum computation? Maybe Constructor Theory?

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructor_theory

https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/ ... Ctrl-F "interview", "curriculum"
I don’t even address hobbyists. Let them do what they want.

I’m taking about the people I encounter that are trying to use an RPi as an off-the-shelf compute solution for a production device.
I’ve been hearing right wing talk radio call liberalism a mental illness for at least 20 years.
Just checked: it seems the last day the U.S. was better than Sweden in deaths per capita was 11. September, so just 8 days ago. And, when the trends continue, in a week the U.S. will be worse than the U.K. too. The only countries in Europe with more Covid-19 deaths per million then will be Belgium and Spain.
For sure! I was just pointing out that discussing how easy Vue made it to change the delimiter ala Mustache isn't exactly a benefit vs React, since the whole concept doesn't reall exist there at all.
> this is already proving the case

Except it doesn't seem like the violence and rioting so far has actually helped Trump:

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/trumps-law-and-order-me...
I believe this is the study you are referring too: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7456194/

Massive effect size which somewhat compensates for the small N in this seemingly well-designed study.
Recursion is a fundemntal part of programming, beyond the self-taught junior yes I would absolutely expect every programmer to be able to do it.

You learn it in highschool level programming classes & first semester intro to CS college courses.

Even if they won't specifically need to use recursion in their next job it marks them as someone not serious or about programming.
The only way in my opinion to really separate snake oil sellers from serious forecasters is to require that the companies or pundits register their predictions in some database, so one can then assess how often they are wrong.
"not negotiating with terrorists" only works if you have the support of your national security apparatus, which is otherwise engaged in starting wars for private commercial benefit.
Das Keyboard 4C TKL
> My reservation is that most of the time this kind of argument is made, it’s because someone wants to take the most extreme cases and use them to construct some dubiously over-generalized argument.

This is literally the opposite of the original claim which is to try and understand where people are coming from and to listen to them as if they’re reasonable actors. You are doing the exact shit you’re accusing others of- assuming bad faith in their intentions and arguing against the bad faith intentions in a discussion about how to take good faith intent in arguments.
because my google-fu was not good enough to find those....
Regardless, I would be curious on the same questions about real world accuracy on those as well.
On a related notion, I can only recommend "The Courage to Create" by Rollo May.
It's a fantastic work on the nature of creativity.
> Central banks are out of ammunition and have been reduced to buying corporate debt indiscriminately and promising ZIRP forever, having less and less impact on markets.

This is wrong. The Fed will keep doing QE to prop things up for as long as long as it takes. Do you read the FOMC meeting minutes or listen to Jerome Powell talk? There wouldn’t be massive inflows to equities without the Fed put (QE).
I mean, using Babel in the browser is essentially a build step. Your code isn't executed as is and has to be preprocessed. It's huge and slow. Not particularly viable. If your goal is just to play around, sure, but the point the Vue folks are making is that they can do the same in a way that is production friendly (maybe not scalable, but still production viable). This isn't.
Those people are showing their “highlights reel,” of course. I see people who’ve been laid off saying how #blessed they are to start their own business, people getting promoted or pumping the release of their latest project but are very stressed and unhappy, etc.

I also stay away from LinkedIn, though. #worthless #selfpromotion
>You register to be able to vote? Why isn't every citizen automatically allowed to vote?

Voting isn't a Constitutionally guaranteed right in the US, it's a privilege. Although the Supreme Court and various Constitutional Amendments greatly restrict the power of states to disenfranchise their citizens, states do have that power (for instance convicted felons often lose the right to vote.)

Also, voter registration laws have traditionally been an effective way of suppressing African American and immigrant voters[0] (who tend to vote Democrat) so red states tend to vigorously support such laws.

[0]https://time.com/5855885/voter-registration-history-race/
And too much Trump-Putin friendship
There’s always the feared NumberFormatException which is unchecked, for some crazy reason.

Similarly, all unchecked errors and exceptions mean that you never know. So you have to treat critical sections of code as areas where resources need to be cleaned up by using try and finally blocks.
“You can improve visual score by using better images and improving site layout to make it little more denser.”

These suggestions need to be improved if they are going to be the output of this tool.

Better images? Define better. It doesn’t ask what the images or site are trying to achieve. Maybe for their intended purpose these images are the best.

And making it more dense? Again, why?

If you’re going to give design feedback it might be valuable to consider what valuable design feedback looks like. There are books on this.
Cause Macs are overpriced and not everyone has the will and patience to tinker in the Linux terminal for hours if any given X hardware or software doesn't work for whatever random reason
I think using black is fine, nyt choose the capitalized Black:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/05/insider/capitalized-black...
Is the teenager interested in becoming a computer engineer, first and foremost?
I’ve been using the Harmony devices for years, even back before Logitech purchased them.

The software is awful and has always been awful, but the hardware has been pretty consistently solid.

I really wish there was a way to run a custom firmware on these devices, particularly the Harmony Hub + Simple Remote.
That may be true, but in order for them to start that browser they have to have an OS. When they go their local store and buy a random computer they're going to get Windows or MacOS if they feel like splurging.

It's a non-trivial investment to install linux or to look for a PC coming with it preinstalled, especially if it's something they don't particularly care about (since they mostly use a browser).
What is corona-chan?
In praise of mail-order book clubs
Last time I came across IceSL I was searching for Lua code that implements operations on 3D meshes. Operations like extrude, bevel, intersect, union and so on. This project has bunch of stuff in open source but some parts are clearly missing. Maybe someone has better idea where to find such core mesh manipulation algorithms for Lua?
What do you mean about running in the same memory space? Your operating system doesn’t allow that. Is your concern about using host memory? This open source library doesn’t automatically use host memory, users of the library can write code that uses host memory, if they choose to.

How would a firmware help me write heterogeneous bits of c++ code that can run on either cpu or gpu?
This is wishful thinking. A paper backup process doesn't mean that nothing will go wrong. If that were possible they wouldn't bother with computers in the first place.
I'm not sure how iOS is hostile to adblockers. They have first party support for "content blockers"
Incorrect. The expectation of inflation and the low yields of bonds means that equities are the best place for your money. Asset values will get inflated while cash loses value.
It's good for simple message passing between services, but has some caveats at scale. One nice thing is that you can read through the source in an afternoon and get a decent understanding of how it works.

Segment has a good blog post about its pros: https://segment.com/blog/scaling-nsq/ and later, some of the issues they faced at scale that caused them to move off of it: https://segment.com/blog/the-10m-engineering-problem/ My company has used nsq in a very similar way with a similar number of messages over almost a decade at this point, and have come to the same conclusions that Segment did.
> not the kind of thing you stay silent about for decades

It is precisely that kind of thing. I know several women who have done exactly this, even including hiding abuse from their parents.
Raycasting in Factorio: Facto-RayO v2.0
That sounds like 2016 something went wrong. The voter turnout was low, but not spectacularly low.
Even with .net core, how do you make desktop apps for Linux? There are a few half baked solutions, but nothing serious.
> I was banking on going to EYEO and SIGGRAPH to network with people in the creative technology space to break into it

The secret to networking is to "network" when you don't need anything. If you meet people in your (intended) field, get to know them, learn, learn, learn, and generally establish yourself - even a little - before you need it, you'll be 100x better off when you do.

If you wait until you need it, you can come off as needy, desperate, or one of those "I only hear from them when they need something" people. I have a former friend that literally the only time I heard from her was when she was looking for work. I got in to habit of "Oh, she emailed.. must be looking for a job!" Don't be them.
This is meant for the person making accusations of racism, not @beevirus, but this is where I can reply and I think it's important to do so even to dead comments given the "racism" accusation.

@Kednicma asked for evidence: A basic google search finds it. [0][1][2][3]. They complain of downvotes & karma lost: Those may very well come from the desire of many in this community to take basic research steps before leveling very serious accusations.

There is no reason to jump to "racism" so quickly merely because a biological difference is asserted between people of different ethnic backgrounds. Ethnicity is intertwined with genetic background, and it's not up for dispute whether or not genetics influence biology, it's practically axiomatic within the concept of genetics.

I acknowledge that research finding biological differences between ethnic groups can be ammunition for racists, but that must not be the automatic assumption, especially in this community where it violates the community guidelines to jump first to an uncharitable negative interpretation of someone's comments.

[0] https://americanbonehealth.org/nutrition/african-americans-n...

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3894250/

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5954269/

[3] https://web.musc.edu/about/news-center/2019/06/20/vitamin-d-...
Unsurprising, given the judge who found the orders unconstitutional was a Trump appointee. The past three and a half years Republicans have spent packing the courts seriously hurts the credibility of the legislative branch.

As an aside, Breitbart is one of the least trustworthy sources, and citing it does not help your argument.
Gofundme?
a trillion dollar company influencing elections overtly is probably not “good”? their interests are certainly not aligned with yours
Similar to Tokyo, the masks were on very early in the game, so far it seems relatively mild compared to The USA.
The most popular website on the Internet gets a score of "good" with "60% of users may like it".
https://myraah.io/index.php/visualmind/report/aHR0cDovL3JlZG...
I'm in no way related to the tldr dev/project, but

pip install tldr
tldr find

Will give you a bunch of user submitted examples of common usages of things. I use this most frequently with imagemagick and ffmpeg.
Have you tried to express what Rust has with Haskell type system? E.g., to embed Rust into Haskell?

There were some attempts to do so, for example, [1] and associated code at [2].

[1] http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~walkiner/student-theses/mcg...

[2] https://github.com/lambda-land/OwnershipMonad

I actually am slightly sad that Mozilla started Rust effort instead of embedding what they wanted/needed to do into some proof assistant or Haskell.
Haha why? I'd much rather be wrong and miss out on some gains for a year than loose a bunch like I did in 2008 with this mentality. Pandemic damage is certainly not priced in.
I'm currently working at a very well known international company where I got hired after getting rejected from a significant number (+50) of big international companies and a
good number of local ones (by local I mean from my small EU country).
Strangely or perhaps completely understandable, getting rejected from the local companies 'hurt' more as I was aware that the pool of candidates was significantly smaller, there was no culture issue and it felt personal when rejection email was extremely late or non existent. I pull my hat down for the people who can be completely transparent in their 'failures'. I do wonder though, if the motivation behind the 'failures-cv' is to send a sort of a message to the companies and grant boards mentioned in it, when it's done after the person writing it has had significant success. By message I mean sort of 'look guys, I'm doing relatively ok and you didn't even call me for an interview'.
Also, the article sparked an idea. Perhaps a good 'heuristic' for judging companies hiring processes and especially governmental ones would be to look at not only CVs of people getting hired but also those that get rejected. Part of that thinking comes from a conversation with one of my managers who said that sometimes he has a look at CV-s classified as 'C' (he get's only A & B from HR) and he wonders why some of them were not in the A and B group.
The constitution doesn't specify how many justices there are. Or what the criteria should be for appointment. It isn't even clear who appoints/confirms them.

There are a lot of unplugged holes in the constitution. This is just another issue...
Does this teenager play computer games? Some games have modding tools that serve as a great entry point for this endeavor, like Minecraft or Skyrim.

EDIT: If you actually meant hardware engineering, then I can recommend this fun introduction to digital logic: http://nandgame.com/
> China bans WhatsApp. The U.S. bans WeChat. Great, no I have no official app besides good old text and phone to communicate with my fiancée who is still banned from reentering the U.S. despite still having a job here.

FYIW you can use HelloTalk to talk / call each other, as they need to censor their users so that the ones interested in learning Chinese can talk to the much larger mainlander population that's learning English.

Also I'm pretty sure that LinkedIn operates in China. The messaging system is decent with even support for group chats. I'm just not sure if DMs are allowed if one party is a foreigner and one isn't.
My website is a glorified footer and it managed "72% of users are expected to like your site"

This is an interesting concept and another way to get feedback besides asking friends / co-workers.

Would like to see the "Tips" section expanded in future iterations.

Website: https://keele.codes/
Report: https://myraah.io/index.php/visualmind/report/aHR0cDovL2tlZW...
> It makes me wonder: who's on the hook if all these unsophisticated investors get wiped out?

If they’re borrowing on margin, a correction happens, and they get a margin call they can’t pay and end up negative, they owe the money to the brokerage. It’s like any other debt that can be bought or sold, I assume.
Yup - about 8 years ago or so, I built a TCP-over-DNS tunnel that smuggled data in DNS TXT records generated by a DNS server I ran on my colocated rack to allow me to surf the wider web when my laptop was connected to Wi-Fi captive portals.

The technique worked well for portals that allowed arbitrary DNS-over-UDP as well as portals that had their own exclusive DNS - provided that those portals worked by redirecting all IP traffic (i.e. they didn't fake DNS results).

It was slow though... I think I maxxed-out at around 8KBps (~64kbps) - barely enough for basic email functionality and text-only web-surfing.
The article is misguided in thinking anyone cares about forecast accuracy in the first place. Accurate forecasting would usurp political authority, since it would provide a mechanism by which you can accurately hold policy creators accountable.

“It’s hard to get someone to understand something when their job depends on not understanding it.”

Robin Hanson wrote very well about this years ago:

https://www.cato-unbound.org/2011/07/13/robin-hanson/who-car...
They do the subscription+lockdown so that the liability is clear if the system malfunctions... hmm...
The jury is mostly an American thing, most other countries don't have that - the judge decides who is guilty.
This is how it works in France. You have to let the local authority know you intend to vote and they'll put you on the "electoral list" and tell you where it is you have to go vote. It's usually a school or similar not far from your residence. You can't just randomly show up to a voting place.

You can either go to your local town hall or do it over the internet (tick a few boxes, attach a proof of citizenship and residency in the town / district (for Paris) and they'll send you a confirmation).
When does peak TV become too much TV?
Assuming that you actually mean computer engineer (as in digital logic and computer hardware) and not software developer, as so many people here are assuming, there are a lot of resources available:

For a gentle overview of how digital logic and CPUs work, Charles Petzold's book "Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software" is solid introduction. Nisan and Schocken's textbook "The Elements of Computing Systems" and the lessons at the NAND2Tetris site (https://www.nand2tetris.org/) are good if they want to get hands on with the subject.

There are a variety of robotics and electronics interfacing kits based off the Arduino and Raspberry Pi available through Adafruit and SparkFun. If they're more interested in the digital logic side, Digilent provides FPGA boards and test instruments intended for use in educational environments that also include tutorials https://store.digilentinc.com/the-zynq-book-tutorials-for-zy....

[EDIT] I've seen some recommendations for the video game Factorio in this thread and, odd as it may sound, it would not be a bad gauge of interest. Digital logic is all about getting the right signals to the right place at the right time and doing the right thing with them and Factorio definitely teaches analogues of that.

[EDIT 2] Another interesting project for them might be to build a computer from chips. Ben Eater has a design, tutorials, and sells kits for building a 6502 computer (Same CPU as the Apple II) on a breadboard: https://eater.net/6502. (Not sure I'd want to try that without a 5V tolerant logic analyzer but they're cheaply available nowadays, e.g. https://www.seeedstudio.com/Logic-Pirate-p-1750.html) Note that I don't vouch for any of these, they're just examples of what's available out there that your friend can investigate if it piques their interest.
X Minus One: 1950s Science Fiction Radio Programs Available to Listen (2011)
The equipment isn't online. The EMR and logistics systems are.
I can download large files from my pi at 900mb/s and upload around 800mb/s. The hard drives attached to the pie are formatted ext3. If you use an NTFS drive though, you will get speeds around what you are describing.
Set them up with Scratch and have them make some video games.
The race aspect changes which part of the Constitution the ACLU thinks is being violated: namely the Fourteenth Amendment (with the disparate impact philosophy).

If that’s what they win on, then it isn’t somehow the end of residency-restricted public parks writ large, it’s probably the end of residency restricted public parks near EPA.
Great advice. Except a whole bunch of popular cli utils doesn’t have long versions.

Like kubectl -f. In apply, it means file, in logs it means follow. Drive me nuts how they overload short flags with different means but no long version.

Or gsutil/gcloud.

I get google folks, don’t really care much about always having a long readable version of short flag.
Yes, I mentioned the campaign against communism as an example of successful censorship that no one seems to question for some reason: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24513075
But you showed up for all of them! Your date failed you, and the only true gym fail is to not go. Good luck on your studies, you can do it.
Is there a trick? I played around with all UI elements and just saw the schematic map, no hints of any imagery.

Update: 503 and CORS error on https://vast-coast-1838.herokuapp.com/location "Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://vast-coast-1838.herokuapp.com/location. (Reason: CORS header ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ missing)." I'm on Firefox 80. Maybe this helps.
How is a reminder to register to vote "overtly influencing elections?"
That sounds like vendor binary blob sdk libraries, only everything is an rpc and you're not even in the same memory space, aka distributed computing, except you have no control over the device stack. Sounds kinda awful to me.
Reminded me of a friend who had applied to over 1,000 job openings in LinkedIn in 2019 and got zero response from them.

Then he decided to take the risk and run his own business, which is starting to gain some traction right now after the covid crisis.
The NYT usually pairs “Black” with “people”. “Black people” and “blacks” read a little differently.
The FBI, the Second Red Scare, and the Folk Singer Who Cooperated
> the community stepped up to maintain

More like forcefully commandeered if memory serves.
Sure.

Problem is, the US government does not own US companies.

After the Snowden leaks, for example, Google did a lot of hardening to its servers i.e. ensure all of its internal traffic is encrypted.

If you have evidence that Microsoft, Amazon and Google are totally willing to forgo the security and privacy interests of their customers in favor of pleasing the US Government, please, present some evidence for it. I'm eager to read it.