skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I feel it was entitled because you asked for them to:

a) spend a non-trivial amount of time creating a work around for you.

b) release artistic control of their content in a way in which it will be shown to people alongside adverts and whatever else these platforms decide.

c) a video would likely be larger than the original generated version, or suffer from video compression artifacts.
Making economic regulation of platforms fit for the digital age
> I wish I could say that your attitude was rare in music. Unfortunately, it represents the majority in professional circles.

The attitude of needing to know your scales? I too have found that to be the prevailing attitude in professional circles. It's a quite useful attitude to have actually, when one finds themselves in musical territory.
What is Amazon Sidewalk?
Amazon Sidewalk is a shared network
that helps devices work better. Operated
by Amazon at no charge to customers,
Sidewalk can help simplify new device
setup, extend the low-bandwidth working
range of devices, and help devices stay
online even if they are outside the range
of their home wifi. In the future, Sidewalk
will support a range of experiences from using
Sidewalk-enabled devices to help find pets or
valuables, to smart security and lighting, to
diagnostics for appliances and tools.

Uh, OK, I still don't know what Amazon Sidewalk is. This language doesn't sound sketchy or evasive at all...
I agree in general its an issue when basics are being thought by any person who does not really understand what they are teaching. They end up tecaching the rote method and not the intuition. Happens all the time in maths.
Yes .. if you feed its output to its input on the next cycle.
That's the point I was trying to make: those extremely high-quality monitors are basically ~0% of users, but a significant percentage of creators. And creators often design stuff so it looks great on their own displays.
Show HN: Helphub – A GPT-3 powered knowledge base that writes articles for you
Gödel Without (Too Many) Tears – much downloaded notes, now a short book
Just a quick update: I have improved the code and think that I thereby was able to reduce loading times significantly. Thank you for your effort and patience - it really means a lot!
> Are you sure it's not just a regular customer and not a DDOS?

Please be respectful of OP, he put a few weeks working on the issue, it is not fair to tell him that you think everything he tells is shit, only because you don't believe what he says
I stopped taking caffeine because of a problem with anxiety. My migraines have remained. I do find caffeine helps with the pain of a migraine though. I think sudden reduction in caffeine intake can trigger migraines...
False - that's how you write it.
They're saying that most of the price of the drug is way in excess of the actual costs involved. So the only reason why anyone is paying that much is because somebody is trying to collect significant economic rents from their drug purchases. In a not-for-profit healthcare system, or one where drug prices are regulated, this overhead would simply not exist.
Thank you very much for your time and support! It really means a lot!
As a customer of both, everything about the way Netlify operates seems half-assed.
Surely socialist activists are no closer to having any sort of power now than they did when you were in your twenties?

Also, would you mind to be a bit more specific about who these people are? In my experience Americans aren't particularly good at identifying what constitutes a socialist to the rest of the world.
I don’t want to be seen as swooping for virtue points, but it’s “muh quality deep sleep” that alcohol reduces. It increases REM sleep.
What about databases? One of the appeals of heroku is that you get databases as a service and don’t have to worry about backups, snapshots, etc.
Professionals generally have enough confidence to go straight to PCB. Solderless breadboards have enough capacitance that they aren't suitable for high-speed digital logic anyway.
Exactly this, thanks very much for jumping in before I could.

Australia has borrowed a lot of the post WW2 USA urban planning, including car dependent sprawl.

One study (via [1]) came to a simple conclusion for the dislike: "They think roads are built for cars alone."

This great BBC article goes into detail on the psychology: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20130212-why-you-really-h...

[1]: https://bigthink.com/culture-religion/cyclist-hate
I don't need an observatory to see the IP lawyers descending like a meteor right now
We have Ed on ICL mainframe and those that can master those commands are like god to me. Just impossible to understand.
From what I understand, each of your devices can act as a mini-wifi extender.

And that extended WiFi is public (to other Amazon sidewalk devices).

And that's useful if you have say, smart outdoor lights which could be out of your Wifi range.

And later to use the devices as a sort of pooled resource for things like search-and-rescue in a community? I didn't really get what they are trying here.

Apart from the instinctive privacy and big-tech worries (an admittedly big aside), this seems like it could be pretty cool.
Sweden’s LKAB plans $47bn push into carbon-free iron ore
That "Colorized Math" idea is pretty great! Thanks for let me stumbling over the link in this article.
I used to do that, but it was a lot of work & I didn't notice an improvement to the search results.
yes, they also care about privacy so they added multiple layers of encryption.
For me it clicked once it understood that integration is the area "beyond" the "curve".
> Putting more energy is not going to make more money into the system, is just makes it more likely that you get to be in the front of a firehose that drips money into the system in a constant rate.

This doesn't negate what I'm trying to say. That the energy amount is variable but the currency units output on the other side are static doesn't change the fact that energy is being turned into money. By contributing a higher fraction of the input, you get a higher fraction of the output.

If anything, higher energy input can only be justified when the money being made as a result has an equivalent value or purchasing power. You're confusing units of currency for the actual purchasing power they represent, which actually is variable.

> no one wants money, what people want is the what money can buy

This is wrong. People want the option to have things in the future, which is exactly what money is.
Heroku also handles databases, backing them up, etc. And scaling up or down.
Is my SaaS idea worth building?
I’m working on a SaaS workflow platform that helps small businesses and freelancers intake, onboard, and guide their clients through business processes, step-by-step. My product is an easy way for traditional businesses to go online. For example, law firms or accountants, or real estate agents, or startup accelerators have some common tasks that they do for most clients (or leads) that work with. Beau helps to automate the processes with step-by-step forms and workflows.

Here is our website: https://beau.to

I did some custdev and the current version is based on talking to dozens of companies from different industries.

Some question for the community:

- What do you think about the idea?

- Have you seen any similar solutions?

- What businesses would use this solution in your opinion?

We are currently working on the backend and we are quite flexible so can implement some ideas and/or rebuild some features.

Thank you!
I think the larger issue here is that a lot of elementary school teachers are people who have a math phobia because their difficulties with math derailed their career dreams. So they not only are bad at teaching it, the primary thing they teach their students is that "Math is scary stuff and something to be feared."

And they teach it to really young kids who are very impressionable and don't have some means to avoid being brainwashed into believing it.

My one and only goal with homeschooling my son was to get him past the math phobia he had developed and teach him "Math is your friend." He's genuinely bad with numbers, but he no longer has a math phobia and has a better grasp of the concepts than a lot of people, even though he can't calculate anything in his head and routinely asks me or his brother to calculate it for him.

A math phobia is crippling and many people never get over it.
It's a mesh network controlled by Amazon, using Echo devices as nodes and users' home wifi as the backhaul.
Those layers... are they military grade?
> proof-of-stake rewards those who already have enough to stake.

Don't forget, those that do not have enough to stake can pool their resources together.

P.s: tell me where in the world you can open a bank (not a bank account, but an actual bank which can receive deposits from Central Banks) with only 10-20k USD.

P.P.s: There is growing talk about existing central banks that are considering issuing their own blockchain version of their currencies, bypass large banks and have money go directly to people through controlled accounts. It would be basically be a Government-sanctioned version of Tether/USDC/EURS.
Sorting becomes so much easier though wenn its yyyy-mm-dd
Neat. However, it isn't news and should have a (2018) suffix in the title.
> Americans do well on PISA compared to their ethnic relatives

That analysis is not by an expert, but by an MBA who is selling his own brand of "analysis" to the alt-right crowd.

In this case, he compares the white part of the US against their "ethnic cousins" without taking into account that just about every single western European country has 20% non-European immigrants who (as opposed to underprivileged US blacks) often aren't even native speakers...
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You can deploy Docker containers to Heroku. I've done this (just requires a simple heroku.yml file and heroku stack:set container). If the project grows to the size where Heroku's costs become prohibitive, I can easily switch over to Digital Ocean with some tweaks to the docker config.
Unless you used a laser printer, geoPublish results were subpar compared to Printfox or Pagefox though, which, at least in Europe, widely dominated C-64 DTP, not only because of the amount of content available in form of fonts, but also because it very early on had very specialized print drivers for dot matrix printers, which abused the known limitations of the hardware.

Output was multiply overprinted, often using a combination of tricks of using the more exact paper forwarding and printing only with a single needle to achieve very high quality prints comparable to 24 pin printers even on 7 or 8 pin printers. Awesome results for the time, but of course severely killed the ink tapes.

There's some information available here, albeit in German. Seems it never got popular outside Europe:
https://www.c64-wiki.de/wiki/Printfox
https://www.c64-wiki.de/wiki/Pagefox
Divine Ease CBD Oil

Another user says that she could only have kept her panic attacks under control by taking this oil and that now, when she is on the move, for example in confined spaces such as in a train, she can participate in life normally again and needs to take this oil with every new ascending panic attack.
You can only order Divine Ease from the American manufacturer's website. Unfortunately this site only supplies people in the United Kingdom and not outside. However, if you are interested in such an oil, you can find several preparations of this kind in Europe.

http://supplementstore4u.com/divine-ease-cbd-oil/

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/divineease-cbdoil

https://www.completefoods.co/diy/recipes/does-divine-ease-cb...

https://twitter.com/OilDivine/status/1331112869421780993

https://muckrack.com/divine-ease-cbd-oil-2

https://sites.google.com/site/glucafixbuy/divine-ease-cbd-oi...
They did some research in the UK (can't find the BBC article right now, it was maybe 2 months ago) and by huge margins most folks drove hybrid in most eco-unfriendly way possible (little to no charging due to poor infrastructure and costs). So hybrids ended up as biggest polluting passenger cars in real world, when averaged.

I can imagine ie some nordic countries could have better stats though.
If it was Apple or Philips doing it, I might be tentatively optimistic, but I just don't trust Amazon in this area.
The simulation tool for Altera FPGA:s was pretty powerful when I used it a few years back. You'd basically drag and drop "packages" like the 74xx components, connect them and you could run the circuit with timing profiles and all. The purpose is of course not to actually then build it out of discrete logic but to synthesize it to a FPGA bit stream, but once you have the tool setup (it required something like 200 gigs if disc space and was extremely picky about drivers) I can see it being an option for this sort of thing.
My statement: https://github.com/DaveGamble/cJSON/commit/65541b900c740e1d5...

At some point I have realised, that just letting cJSON be the horror of a codebase it was before I started maintaining it would have been the best thing to do, but that's what you call hindsight.

At least now I know.

One reason I burned out was because I felt horrified by how many people are using cJSON and felt a responsibility to make it better and safer for all of them, even though I myself haven't ever been really using it. The combination of this mounting pressure plus the the impossible fight against semantic versioning and memory unsafety gave me the rest.

By improving it, but being unable to completely "fix" it, I probably led more people to use it, making the situation even worse than it was before.
The first half seems like simple bandwidth sharing, like mobile hotspots.

But everything after "In the future", is super vague. Help find pets etc, looks like it'll try to make a pooled community video set-up and someone can search across all the cameras.
Don't know how to do that but would love to deep dive on this.
Thank you for your interest and feedback.
Yes - in some ways it is.
We want to get a far more profound understanding of the influence the different parameters (e.g. size, shape, areola sizes, areola positions etc.) have on the aesthetic perception of the female breast.
So in the end we would love to get results like: in case of a areola asymmetry, more people tend to accept a asymmetry than a correction when you therefore have scars.
I hope that explanation helps a little bit. Thank you for your time and support.
80!? My god, I hope you check often for Malware and whatnot? I try to run as little as possible because I'm paranoid and want better performance.
It doesn't (it does heavily push you towards it, but you don't need it), you can edit a group policy in order to be able to store the key on a usb drive or to use a passphrase.
What I didn’t know about the rails generate command
This is still a good milestone, because you can implement privacy concious tokens on top of eth and PoS will apply to them.
Since they seem to be some sort of analytics service bundled into client webpages, it's possible they are getting incidentally slammed by someone trying to attack one of their clients.
It's "plug-in."
Vettery Acquires Hired
Exactly my point. You're asking to set a new standard that even todays CPUs does not adhere to, even though they process equally sensitive data and operations. Seemingly, because you are sceptical of MS.

And to your point about documentation vs implementation, it would not be difficult for anyone, to state one thing in the documentation and produce another thing, unless perhaps, you give access to the manufacturing facilities.
It’s a personal peeve but I really wish people would stop using Britain and UK interchangeably.
This is what annoys me about Nix the most - the missing abstraction of those, resulting in an often cumbersome UX and a very steep learning curve.

Guix on the other hand provides those, but is far from what nixpkgs offers in terms of number and actuality of pkgs.
"Amazon Pavement" for readers in the UK.
Scrum Is Evolving
> a lot of elementary school teachers are women who weren’t doing well at math and got encouraged to go become an elementary school teacher because, basically sexism is alive and well

I hear your frustration, and I’m glad that there has been progress in this regard. However I think that what the GP was saying and what you’re saying are two different issues:

The GP is referring to particular teaching styles which might be overly formal (in the mathematical sense) or declarative (this is convolution, that’s how it is, remember it) as opposed to intuitive (which might not convoy the whole truth but helps some if not most people understand and remember the concept better). This issue can and often takes place in higher education where the teacher or lecturer is expected to be highly qualified.

I remember being frustrated with the way my linear algebra and multivariable calculus classes were taught. Both generalize to n dimensions but many operations and theorems can often be understood intuitively in two or three dimensions. The courses I took were extremely formal with not a minute spent on the graphical interpretation which would have helped so much. When I raised the issue with two separate professors, both were of the opinion that the graphical approach was frivolous because it wasn’t precise. But that argument misses the point of the lecture theatre space ...
Wow, they invented LoRA, gg
I'm confused. What did Discord do wrong? Spam is a problem across all message platforms.
...but that's exactly the claim, restated.
It could be profitable. But miners will buy energy as long as the price is lower than the expected return, regardless if it comes from excess renewable or from storage, do it may be more profitable not to. This means a bidding market between the miners and tenants for the stored energy. And that's not the uncertainty I want to live with every day. (Because that market is no longer realistically possible to regulate given the energy producers become the bank, the mint, and the business running them)
Thanks but in the linked PDF they use 12 NOR gates for a ONE bit adder.
MutationObserver is much more efficient than mutation events because it can group events into batches, vastly reducing the number of event handler callbacks when you're observing whole documents.
how can it be true when almost everyone works on a platform that cannot run it without piggyback to a smartphone?
I really hope this is not a precedence for turning 'privacy' into meaning 'encryption to our data centers'.
This is my personal opinion, but coming from iOS to Android must be an atrocious user experience. I can only think of one reason why someone would do this, and it probably has to do with the size of your wallet.
For those who like Monument Valley, i highly recommend Mekorama. Very different visual style, and it doesn't have the optical illusion element of Monument Valley, but it has plenty of other interesting things to make up for it.

Polytopia and Bad North are very cute, quickly comprehensible, and playable-in-small-slices-of-time 4X-ish games.

Yiotro is a developer who makes visually simple but engaging strategy games on mobile [1] [2]. Antiyoy is a conquer-the-world game, in Vodobanka you control a SWAT team, etc.

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Yiotro&hl=en...

[2] https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/ivan-yakovliev/id1415296...
By the way, I find your pernosco debugger very interesting for pedagogical purposes. We are working on integrating Debug Adapter Protocol to preprocess the execution of a program and execute it line by line on the client side for teaching purposes but your solution looks much more elegant ! Any plan to make it compatible with Python and Java or other JVM languages ?
The perfect target for Guix and Collapse OS.
Thank you for your support and interest in the project - and of course this thoughtful input.
We have had hours of discussions on how many "metadata" we ask for. The two main reasons for the fact that we decided on just gender and age are on the one hand the more data you ask for, the less people will take the time and effort to start the survey (so we wanted to make the "barrier" for participation as minimal as possible). On the other hand, this study has been designed completely in alignment to approvals by the ethics committee of our university and they demanded us to gather as little as possible "personal" data of the participants.
I hope that explanation helps a little bit. Thank you for your support!
How ironic is it to claim "Designed to protect your privacy" while a picture next to this very specific claim is a surveillance camera ?
I've met Dennis years ago at a vintage computer festival. He later visited our hackerspace to present his MyCPU project - a computer he built from ground up, including the CPU, graphics card, operating system and everything else. He's an amazing guy and his visit is one of the best memories I have of that place. Our hackerspace is gone now and I'm so happy he's still doing projects like this.
Well I love it. I love the fact, that people are Nerds in the best sense of the word. They are passionate for their craft and work and dedicate their energy to it. They can inspire others and are able to shine a light on what they do.

This way they will be able to light the spark in others - esp. the younger generation and lead them into the sciences and also show that you can achive something by doing what you love. While still putting in the hard work.
I think links like this are really helpful. Too offer I suffer from the (common on HN) mindset of, "I know nothing about this field, but I'm intelligent enough to know this is stupid". Posts like this are not only interesting, but give me a small dose of humility.
In the US I'm pretty sure it's legal at the federal level because the network is actively advertising itself by broadcasting the SSID and no user name or password is required when connecting.

AFAIK, violating the CFAA would involve actively circumventing a mechanism intended to restrict access.
OMG you're the creator of https://rr-project.org/ ! That's the one I wanted to use first. Ho ! We have to talk :)
Self-hosted Mattermost?
> Wait, what? The Guix installer script also stops if it detects an existing installation, and has done so since the initial commit:

You're right about this, apologies. What I intended to convey was that Guix hard bails on an install so can't be scripted as part of a "dotfiles up" on a new system. Nix gracefully bails and can therefore be scripted.

> This can happen when your installed locales are from a different glibc than what the guix-daemon was built with. Upgrading and restarting the daemon will solve it.

This is from 5 minutes ago. I have both glibc-locales and glibc-utf8-locales installed:

/gnu/store/29jhbbg1hf557x8j53f9sxd9imlmf02a-bash-minimal-5.0.7/bin/bash: warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (en_US.utf8)

> If you are complaining that the installer verifies the GPG signature of a file it downloaded from the internet, I don't know what to say. :-)

Speaking strictly from the perspective of a desktop end-user, this should probably be rolled into the one-liner.

And, as I'm testing, I also notice that even for operations which require no changes, a guix pull takes 5 or more minutes over the equivalent nix operation. Why am I building guix-system for 5 minutes with nothing to be done?

I urge you to take all of this as friendly advice from someone who fits into the market category of Guix's next million users. How you capture them is by removing the barriers to entry, streamlining the package management process, and massaging over papercuts that a brand-new user won't have the patience for.

> The system installer disk image does give you an option to create an EXWM system (as well as GNOME, Xfce, etc).

This is awesome. :-D