skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m not “forgiving” anything, just accurately recalling the events. You seem to be intent on lying about what happened, even though it’s all in video.
Oh, I was accidentally doing that a couple of years ago!

I'm going to think about how to do that again now.
I had tons of problems with my TB16 and one prior Dell dock but the WD19 has been working flawlessly all year. I have used it with my XPS 7550 and 7590 and had no problems. I also have had good experience using it with a MacBook Pro 15.
I started with the TB16 but after finding all these things out I actually switched to the TB15 and had much more success with that.
UX and SaaS Monetization
A lot of the JS-heavy sites are broken in some way no matter
what you do. Nowadays I even need to semi-regularly refresh Google Image
results because now and then the page breaks and clicking on the
image thumbnails doesn't do anything. If one of the richest
IT companies can't get a simple click event to always work
correctly what hope do the others have?
I think IRC (Freenode) has some music channels.
Ask HN: What are the best charting / graphing JavaScript tools
There are so many options for javascript-based charting and graphing solutions.

For those looking to embed charts and graphs on a website for reporting, what are the best options around today?

Would love to find something as featured and as simple to use as Datatables, for example, that works really quickly and easily for tables and tabular data.

Best ideas?
> Better watch anonymously so you can always clean the cookies and get out of the pit.

Eh, you can always remove a video from your history. I just don't watch certain things, or watch them in a throwaway firefox container. Being able to maintain playlists and subscriptions is worthwhile.

Like you I get amazing music recommendations and educational content. It took concerted effort but my recommendations spot on for the most part.
lol that’s really cute.

Spotify permissions it asks for make sense.

It was really confused by all the kid music I play. Why so much Raffi? Their training set must not include people with children. :)
the per capita homicide rate for baltimore in 2019 was an all-time high. the previous record was set in 2017, and the record before that in 2015.
Yes. When you click auth you can see the permissive it asks for. Which is profile and history.
I get the same on Windows 10 so it is probably the browser.
Tesla's Straubel on QuantumScape's new Solid-State battery: it's a breakthrough
This looks really cool, but I wish it displayed some sort of lip service guarantee about not preserving my data. As-is I'm unable to determine whether this is a fun project or a kind of trojan horse to grab as much Spotify data as possible. (and obviously at the end of the day it comes down to trust)
This is hilarious...

> You are 26% basic. You're trying to be cool with Kapitan Korsakov, but your favorites are the same as everybody else's..

> Your spotify was please-read-my-manuscript-walmart-hawaiian-shirt-sitting-alone-in-the-cafeteria bad.

Ouch.

Really interesting project by all means. I hope they release the source - I'm curious about how it was built.

Edit: This same link was posted 11 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25513886 here and is not at all getting the same popularity. Anyone got ideas?
Google says 120W for the largest 5G MIMO arrays.

50 dBm is nothing crazy for a benchtop unit.
You are just a name calling bully, inventing accusations out of thin air and it's shameful that HN tolerates it.
Try opening youtube in private mode. You get a ton of garbage that it expects you to watch.

I binged Nilered once and felt pretty terrible, I can't imagine how I would feel after a day of "peppa pig plays minecraft."
Haven't used Spotify in over a year now so it'll judge an older me, but it apparently has my favorite Melon as a reference of good taste so it can't be all that bad.
1) You have too little data for Deep Learning

2) You want to do statistical modelling, not a black box. You already have a statistical model in mind, you just want to fit parameters.

Stan is probabilistic programming system. You describe the data-producing mechanism (the model of reality), and the level and form of approximations used in the estimation. The compiler generates code for the estimators.
You can buy cheap Displayport switches that work just like the usb one you have.
Thanks! I'm probably the only person I still know on an original iPhone SE (320px) so I tend to make things with a borderline fixation on squeezing them onto smaller screens.

Think this would def benefit with some labelling that just becomes hidden on mobile view or something though. Easy wins as opposed to trying to explain what it's doing beyond "here's some films people who are supposed to know about films liked a lot but using a different metric than average score or whatever, and here are some tools to sift through it"
It looks like they request these permissions: user-top-read, playlist-read-private, playlist-read-collaborative and they also gets your your name, username and profile picture.
I dont know if a case where Apple hired ethicists and then fired them for their research? Admittedly apple also doses all their employees with NDAs up the wazoo so we simply can’t know these things.
The newsletter they linked to¹ has an atom feed² if, like me, you want to follow this but don't use Telegram or want emails.

1: https://mapsme.substack.com/
2: https://mapsme.substack.com/feed
The top dogs have both, with multiple affiliations.
if you are in clamshell mode, with display connected through the dock, will the display resume from sleep?

I have tried a number of TB3 docks (pretty much all except the caldigit), and they ALL have the problem (on MBP m1 at least) that the display will not wake when in clamshell mode. Display wakes fine when connected directly as USB-3 monitor.

Appreciate if you can test this and let me know :D
I wouldn't call it AI, but I had a good laugh so thanks for that.

I revoked access to the Spotify API shortly after use, and it didn't seem to do any harm to my account.
ok. Perhaps that's what he's trying to do. If someone wants more evidence that current racism is a significant force in determining outcomes in society, where should they look for references? What convinced you to move past questioning?
I'm guessing GP is European and you're American. There are significant issues with OSM data in the rural US.
Can you elaborate? Who are "we", does this refer to some scientific community studying these things?
Isn't that a younger you though?
can anyone put this on layman terms, from what I understood

1) a robin hood trader submits order

2) robin hood routes it to principal trading firm for a small amount

3) principal trading firm executes trades and makes profit by selling or matching order on other end? (this i got from a high frequency trading book )

so robin hood was fined because, they got more money for this? or customers have to pay more for a stock since it goes via robin hood, how the customer was affected ?
No; why would you think that?
Yes, and that is ok.

But then nobody should call whatever they are publishing "paper". Because if you "research" with a PR-directive, it is literally not science. If they want to "research" like a corporation, kick them out of Google Scholar and scientific discourse, right now, please.
Brouter can be installed as a routing engine plugin for OSMAnd, it’s on the F-Droid repository. Also, recent versions of OSMAnd are elevation-aware anyway.
How Much Work is Real? (2017)
No, because if they do direct execution, that means they don't send the orders to the brokers who are giving them the PFOF. If you send it direct to NYSE or Nasdaq, the exchange charges you, not pays you.
I use graphing paper in a plastic folder that accepts 3-hole paper. I use index cards as notes for experimental recipes, processes, etc. I can store those in the pockets of the folder. Then information or recipes that I find useful, I will transcribe into the notebook. I have divider tabs in the notebook to separate my hobbies (wine making, canning, mushroom culturing, etc).
Not quite. Growth and incremental returns on invested capital could greatly influence where a stock should trade. The market could be assuming Tesla doesn't have to expand factory capacity much after Germany or the margins on vehicles will go up as more customers purchase the self-driving option. Sometimes it's usual to assume a question to be true such as "what if every Tesla buyer bought the 'self-driving' package? next year and Tesla sold 30% more cars?" If Tesla is still trading at 100x cash flow in this unrealistic scenario?
Link to item?
Surely the case of Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in UK invalidates this? Their achievement test scores vis a vis Caribbeans etc
Reflections on the SolarWinds Breach
Pretty sure the Devil's lawyers asked for that.

"The erudite Faust is highly successful yet dissatisfied with his life, which leads him to make a pact with the Devil at a crossroads, exchanging his soul for unlimited knowledge and worldly [power]."
The universality of marriage across time and cultures seems an empirical affirmation of the institution.

It supports propagation of the species, sure.

In the individual context of this thread, anecdotally, marriage is a forcing function that drives maturation.

Or not. Punt on the SO, and let one's humanity stay stunted.

Note that I am stipulating a non-abusive relationship here. Merely kids gaffing adulthood off.
Thank you for the correction.

> mixing or LO spurs, image response, third-order intermodulation products

Do I understand it correctly that it will only be a fraction of the output power and equation (6-1) in https://www.rtca.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/SC-239-5G-In... must have a coefficient so that P_source would become P_source*k_spurious where k_spurious < 1 or even k_spurious << 1?

Edit: by not working properly I did not mean that the signal on the target frequency will have severe interference but that just 15kHz apart there could be another target frequency that must be free of interference or otherwise multiple operators will not be able to use the 5G spectrum (12f, ie 180kHz seems to be an accepted guard band as per [1] and FCC seems to have mandated 23MHz guard band [2] which is 127x the norm) or even a single operator will not be able to use OFDM effectively. Am I still wrong in my understanding?

Edit 2: with the interfence evaluation from [1], almost all evaluated guard bands result in -20dBm interference which would make proper k_spurious=0.01. My understanding remains that the aviation industry report used overzealous assumptions and overestimated the interference emission power by at least 100x.

[1] E. Memisoglu, A. B. Kihero, E. Basar and H. Arslan, "Guard Band Reduction for 5G and Beyond Multiple Numerologies," in IEEE Communications Letters, vol. 24, no. 3, pp. 644-647, March 2020, doi: 10.1109/LCOMM.2019.2963311.

[2] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/05/millions-of-gps-...
Assuming he only replaced the motherboard here, according to the original specs it has a small form factor 1050 ti: https://fabiensanglard.net/the_beautiful_machine/index.html
Or, how to get your app rate limited in one easy step lol. Patiently waiting...

The concept of "objectively good music" is hilarious enough that this is already a win in my book.
Christmas Decorations in America
Does Fedora now have in-house expertise now that they've decided to make Btrfs default?
Sadly, no. Though there are some other ways to do this (OSM Go!, StreetComplete, Vespucci)
It's a good learning tool, and if you want to use React for some specific reason this may be a good starting point. But not otherwise.

Otherwise django + react makes sense when there're different people (or teams) handling the frontend and the backend.
You surely means it belongs to society.
"Typically" depends on your problem, right? So if I know that I want to feedback predictions into the next iteration, I need to take care to structure a model that enables that, by having posteriors with same shape as priors. But from what I understand it seems a design consideration, not a fundamental limitation.
2020: My Year of Mantras
Top Software Testing Trends to Follow in 2021
Donate a clean dataset today to expedite data science
Ironically (as I'm sure you're aware), your comment is the perfect example of form follows function.

Maintaining this perspective of what designers are in function will probably lead to better designers (via the form of their work) overall.
I meant an older (previous) version of me, indeed! English is hard.
It’ll eventually get a little better but it takes a LOT of repetition. For example, after the gamer tantrum a few years ago anything remotely related (e.g. some designer’s talk - dry, non-provocative) would queue a bunch of anti-feminist “reaction” rants and it took many dozens of dislikes before that would stop after watching one video in the area. Science topics were similar - the angry reactionary side of the new atheism movement presumably has equal engagement numbers so the algorithm really wants you to settle in for some ad views.
Obviously they don't rely on just one type of system for low altitude altimeter measurements, because they just basically told you how someone could go out and broadcast interference in that spectrum and crash a bunch of planes. Common altimeter system types found on aircraft include barometric, laser, ultrasonic, and GPS. Plus the only time they would be below 2000 feet is near an airport. 5G is limited in distance, thus you could easily establish a no 5G zone around airports and that would mitigate the risk.
Mass Extraction: The Power of U.S. Law Enforcement to Search Mobile Phones
Missing context much? I'm a vocal advocate for changing the interview process to make it more rational and actually data-driven. And I refuse to conduct the coding panels. I absolutely will not participate in that, and I rip our internal coding question bank to shreds regularly for its ritualistic hazing quality.
The only toxic with youtube is in settings where you cannot block the incessant ads. Twelve dollars is just ridiculous to watch ad free user created content. worse the ad play is wholly random feeling where you can end up with multiple ads even in a short video only you have none in the next.

the recommendations for me have been fine if not repetitive, just because I watched one video on a subject doesn't mean I want all the rest
I gave up on the recommendations completely. It has been nothing but videos I've already watched (about 90% of what I saw came from my playlists and subscriptions) and videos that have nothing to do with what I'm watching right now.

So I did the following:

- installed a plugin that redirects me from Home to Subscribtins page, effectively disabling the Home page completely

- deleted all history from YouTube

- disabled all possible tracking and data collection

The recommened videos on the left of the video player are a lot better as a result. It sucks that these mostly focus on the author of the video but scrolling down usually reveals new content. It's not as good as what it used to be in the late 2000s but it's far better than the default settings.
Exactly. I've been on Tik Tok for a few months and I feel like I've seen a hundred times as many interesting and relevant videos that have actually improved my life and inspired purchases as I've ever seen on YouTube, mostly just on my For You Page (aka its recommendation algorithm). As a user, it doesn't feel like magical AI, it just feels like Tik Tok quickly grokked my most basic demographic information and frequently tries feeding me things that anyone would guess might be relevant to a 40 year old American dad who likes videogames (aka stuff Google knows). It's perplexing that Google, masters of A/B testing, can't figure out that parenting advice or retrogaming content might be relevant to me.

Granted the interaction model is very different, and who knows if I'd ever commit to watching even a 5 minute YouTube video on something I'm not primed to watch, but after Tik Tok, Youtube feels like a stale product of yesteryear.
TensorFlow Lite Micro
I agree to some extent, but only because I think most SEC regulations have the effect of creating walled gardens for established players rather than protecting investors. But you can always apply Godel’s incompleteness theorems (capital markets edition).
There's also nothing stopping you from buying a circuit breaker, fuse-holders and fuses if you want a little extra safety.

(When you google for those, combine with the term "DIN" or "Rail Mount")
Rolling over because it's the easiest path is not a good option. That type of attitude will be apparent to people around you and you will likely get taken advantage of.
You can assign a key chord with left and right mouse click-and-drag for window movement and resize. Configuring this is one of the first things I do.

I can hold Alt and left-click-and-drag to move the window, or Alt and right-click-and-drag to resize. This works from anywhere in the target window. Resize will move the nearest edge or corner to your click.
The first one is less annoying, but the follow-up nagging is infuriating.
> Oh wow Taim and Viper! Your taste is so obscure that's so cool I bet you're super interesting..

It's vaguely sentient.

It has some really bizarre opinions about certain songs - Guthrie Govan is basically a god amongst men for guitar players but it absolutely hates his work.

A final note: I assume this is a joke, but please don't try to objectively rank music.
How Phone Scammers Got Your Social Security Numbers
That's surprisingly good in Minneapolis, presumably all from the OSM data. Even does good bike directions.
I see. That does seem pretty problematic for them.
It's a mixed bag: I usually only watch very niche low views tech things, so it's easy to see which recommendations are truly based on what I watch and which ones are based on what Youtube wants me to watch (because it has millions of views and from unrelated topics).

The ones based on my views are pretty good recommendations, the other type is usually extremist ragebait.
"they didn't make life easy for the maintainer of the libre fork"

They were trying to use servers paid by maps.me in version of app that removed all revenue generators.

This part was perfectly understandable, removing ads/tracking/etc is fine - but use your own servers then.

But lack of a proper attribution was not acceptable (yes, I am the same matkoniecz).
The Matrix gets it wrong. There won't need to be a war.
There’s a Julia Stan too:

http://stanjulia.github.io/Stan.jl/stable/INTRO.html

https://astrostatistics.psu.edu/su14/lectures/BayesComp2014L...
So then it becomes about understanding risk. Let's say we are able to determine that there is 10 percent chance that this company will succeed or 90 percent that it will fail completely, how would you then value the company right now?

I guess my point here is to figure out how companies should be valued. I think to accurately value something you will need to estimate different most likely timelines and endings for a company and come back from there.

I feel like anyone who does a blanket claim of TSLA or any other stock being overvalued has not done such calculations. Also I am not claiming Tesla is not overvalued, but just that you can't be this sure without doing those calculations.

I am finding it so hard to find someone to have this discussion with.
Person A places a trade which ends up executing at a certain time that causes the person to lose money.

Person B places a trade, then there’s some breaking news about the COVID vaccines and the market fluctuates, and then the trade is executed. Person B makes more money than expected because it took longer for the trade to execute and there was time for the market to change.
xrandr --output <display> --set TearFree on

Fixes that on most monitors and display adapters for me.
I worked at the college radio station located in the on campus student center, which also had a hotel attached. It was, like all campuses, annoying to find parking / work out transportation.

Then one day I just needed to run get something, so I parked in the hotel loading zone. I ran into someone and chatted for about close to an hour and then, remembering where I parked, freaked out and ran outside.

Car was still there, no problems.

In true hacker fashion, I went and sat in the car and waited to see when someone would a campus metermaid would come along.

They never did!

And so for the next 2 years I parked there every day.

In the end I did receive 6 $25 tickets and, ingloriously, I was towed once which cost me $250.

Compared to a parking pass it was an absolute steal, and in true "things you're allowed to do" form, it helped me realize the risks of transgression are lower than you think.
For downloadable maps you need vector tiles and a mobile rendering engine like OSMand and other mobile apps use. MapgoxGL maybe, but that one uses their service, I don't know if you can serve local data. You could with a local webserver.
A Farewell to the Hong Kong I Loved
I don’t think I’ve ever been insulted that much by a computer before...
> Your taste is so obscure that's so cool I bet you're super interesting..

After it picked the one very popular song I listen to in order to laugh at me for listening to non obscure things, ignoring the piles of weird random crap I normally listen to that nobody ever seems to know. Funny but not very accurate.

Overall all I got a good laugh though.
The author includes a diagram that shows his PC and his laptop plugged in via Thunderbolt 3 to the CalDigit TS3+ dock, and no direct connection to the monitor. Looking at the dock's product page[1], I don't see how this can have two hosts connected; did I miss something in this article?

[1] https://www.caldigit.com/ts3-plus/
They did not :) I usually use the Resize window menu to do it but I usually use full size windows so I haven't taken the time to find a faster way or maybe a fix.
Exactly what happened to me also
Doing Symbolic Math with SymPy
Interesting opsec: “according to internal correspondence read to Reuters”. Seems like people are afraid of a fwd paper trail.
Broken link. You’re missing the video id in the URL.

Did you mean to post this: https://youtu.be/jKUVpBJalNQ

Also, 2011 does not seem to be the correct year. It may have been posted to YouTube in 2011 but it seems to be a digitization of a much older video with no apparent editing of the sort that would make me at least say that 2011 is the year for this.

(Unlike for example a documentary or other kind of production where original footage is combined with commentary from a later date.)
That's basically what all of those eGPU boxes are. You can buy just the enclosure and pop whatever GPU you want in, provided the enclosure has an adequate power supply.
I don't like the "skill" argument at all. It's not just skill vs luck, it's also willingness to throw everything else under the bus in favor of income.

Take for example US colleges: I'm pretty sure that tuition inflation doesn't quite lead to a large windfall for the best at teaching and researching, but surely for apex administrators. And considering the serpentine nature of career paths leading to the top of education administrations, low level administrators couldn't ever reach those positions through skill or hard work. The career path is basically feign academic ambition until there's window for defecting to administration. Similar compromise-paved ways to economic success exist in corporate cultures and even an entrepreneur will often be faced with a decision between money and other goals and qualities.

American culture likes to glorify greed as ambition, but there are more ambitions be had than money and power.