skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cheers from Charm City! I just wanted to note that your website's listing says that ML engineers will be mainly working in TensorFlow (Python) and Scala.
> I actually think what Tesla is doing is in fact illegal.

It's hard to tell because this article is pretty terrible. It depends on what they mean by "voids warranty". If Tesla just won't replace the 12v battery for free because he deep-cycled it out side of the intended use, that seems pretty reasonable to me. If Tesla tries to use this as an argument against replacing any other part of the car (including the main battery), I think that's pretty clearly a violation of the Magnusson-Moss Warranty act. IANAL.
Yeah, Lisp is definitely great if you just want to get an interpreter up with minimum fuss.
>Unlike ChromeOS/CoreOS, after the first-round SHA verification of the volume, macOS will then patch the new OS-base-image volume with certain files from your current OS-base-image volume, if 1. they’re distinct from the ones it expected to be there, and 2. they appear on a whitelist of known-safe files.

Red Hat CoreOS (and other Linux systems managed with OSTree, such as Fedora Silverblue) now do something similar by merging the current /etc directory with the "upstream" version.
The email is being tracked
I’m so happy that mainstream tooling is getting dependent type support. They’re just so damn expressive. Nothing feels like the safety of eliminating lots of runtime checks and error handling because the compiler makes it impossible to do the wrong thing.
If their community stays, they will stay. It’s the reason Facebook won’t die either.

There are plenty of still good communities on Reddit, so I don’t expect a Digg-like exodus, which was due to a terrible redesign - you couldn’t even the use the site, so there was almost no choice but to leave.

But also there are lots of ways for communities to setup their own decentralized server like Discourse (and some have). You only need a couple of motivated community members.

Ultimately Reddit may just devolve into USEnet... flamewars and pornography. But that could take years, and the management will actively try to keep it humming.
Why do I need Lidar? I thought that was for self driving cars?

"I'm not impressed by shiny objects" said the iPhone 8 user
Data has been sandy for a while (2018)
Thanks!

The tool doesn't work on windows currently, but I'll prioritize adding support for it; I believe it should be a minor tweak.
It's hard to imagine anyone with real power is going to look at this study and think "Ohhhhh man, not having enough money really is a problem!"

Here are the "key highlights" of the study [1]:

- Income matters to health care

- Medical bills are a big burden

- Housing is unaffordable for many

- Food insecurity is a serious problem

- Health concerns vary by income

So tldr - not having enough money can make life hard. I guess this report is helpful in that it gives a real source of data to support arguments that wealth inequality is a problem, but does anyone really not know that already?

[1]: https://www.rwjf.org/en/library/articles-and-news/2019/12/su...
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I predict nothing will change until nature forces it, at which point the damage will be irreversible.

A small fraction of people live the high life, but a large fraction has tasted it, and almost everyone has seen it. Effectively no one is going to cut down on their consumption because they’re calculating (correctly, in my opinion) that even if they do, someone else will step in and consume their portion anyway.
ctrl + e or end will complete commands in that case
You were lucky.

By that, I mean that a non-trivial percentage of the people in your circumstances at every step of the way (soup kitchen, GED attainment, degree attainment, buying your Corolla, buying your house, applying for your $200k/yr job) didn't make it.

I admire your accomplishments. I loathe and rebuke your, "And you can too!". The entire point of the essay you're replying to is to encourage sympathy and empathy for the people who cannot and will not, who will continue to exist in large numbers as long as our society remains as it is. You missed the point.
I can't edit the original post, but I wanted to clarify that the last paragraph was intended to give other poor people hope, not to make them feel inadequate. Sort of a cheer leader type thing. I probably should have left it out.

You are all right. I was lucky. We all are to some extent. I consider my aunt my only real family. I still drive to visit her grave each year.
Hi! Those meets were great fun (though one or two did get a bit out of hand :) )

Just logged and checked, your account is still active on Shades. Quite a few of the old names log in from time to time, maybe we'll have to organise a virtual meet one of these days.
That is DRM to enforce use/performance rights, to control where and how media is played or copied. CD/DVDs can have DRM on them to prevent copying but that doesn't prevent ownership transfers. Or they can have geographical limitations. Software DRM commonly prevents or limits ownership transfer. DRM is any digital control over any sort of IP right.
Discovery offers potential for stripping tumors of T cell protection
'hundreds of times' that's silly. Car industry once again luring people to buy new cars. Better solution would be making cars that can be repair & standardize easy to replace parts. But all what their doing is to prevent from car fixing on your own & making parts thats fits only to specific one model. Sometimes you can't even change your oil because you need to buy a special tool.
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Kernel-mediated async disk IO is still a mess on all major platforms except for newer Linux kernels with io_uring. There's no way to call the APIs in a way that won't block sometimes, and to even have a snowball's chance in hell of not blocking requires giving up on the kernel's disk cache.

Also you're probably going to want to do multithreaded decompression anyway, and it'll be more efficient if you have the threads completing the reads do the decompression themselves. So in any case you probably want multiple threads handling the completion events.
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We are also overdue for a Geomagnetic reversal. The field strength can drops 20 times during such periods.

"a brief complete reversal 41,000 years ago, which led to the magnetic field strength dropping to an estimated 5% of normal during the reversal."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geomagnetic_reversal
Counterpoint: $40/MWh power including battery storage

https://www.energy-storage.news/news/developer-8minute-says-...
> with a simple increase in block size.

"Simple" changes to the bitcoin protocol aren't simple because it's a coordination problem. As long as more than 50% of mining power is behind the older protocol, the longest block history will remain under that protocol. Nodes which can switch will have incentives against doing so, because mining an embiggened block that does not become part of the official history orphans the mining reward.

From another perspective: any breaking change to the bitcoin protocol involves politely asking miners to execute a 51% attack on themselves.
As a former military man myself, I found that Soviet rifles (AK pattern) and even the RPK were far more robust and trustworthy than the fragile Swiss-watch approach of the American M-16A2/M4/M249 series of rifles. Many people preferred them, even some of the junior officers who carried them around, but for them, it more of a badge of office (look at me) since they were armed with handguns as well.
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Spotify Removes Hundreds of K-Pop Songs Overnight
I think that interestingly, once you can afford to have someone do something for you, it is often (even usually) cheaper to do it that way than to do it yourself. If it is something you don't know how to do, then you are paying for the education in some way, either in your own time to learn how to do it, or in the lower quality that usually comes out of future value somehow (either resale value or it-needs-to-be-done-again cost). If it's something you already know how to do, then you're paying yourself for your own time rather than someone else paying you for that time. Of course there are lots of trade offs and balances to strike, but as a rule the bigger the project is the less I think I can save money by doing it myself.
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I don't know about other countries, but in India at least, SMS's are generally paid and won't send if you don't have balance.

While WhatsApp/Telegram messages are actually free if you have got data.

And nowadays I get absolutely zero SMS's from people. All senders are now just bots and notification services.
Here is example n of infinite:

Microsoft founder and multibillionaire Bill Gates said Wednesday that he “made a mistake” meeting with convicted sex criminal and wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein to discuss philanthropy.

Gates met with Epstein multiple times – including in 2013 while he was the chairman of Microsoft – years after the disgraced financier had struck a plea deal on prostitution related charges filed by Florida prosecutors in 2008.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/06/bill-gates-says-i-made-a-mis...
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Hmm, I'll take buttflare over Google. All roads lead to butt.
Yes? Right now there are two such links on the front page. It's pretty common in general: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
Three days ago we had https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26280808 which is very highly upvoted.
So "Open Source development model" (developing in the open) is not the same thing as "Open Source Code" (developing in closed doors, then throwing code to the other side of the wall once in a while). Intel has a history of doing both depending on the project and internal groups involved, where only really the Open Development projects are actually successful and long-term. OneAPI uses a lot of components and I am not entirely sure they all follow the Open Development model. There's a lot of Open Source stuff out there that you basically can't contribute to: your contributions are ignored because source code is open but development isn't. Does anybody here know about how this is done for the OneAPI-related projects?
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> Something fucky is going on, and I doubt it's all because of the "free" market.

At first the suburban house as bottomless bank account was a result of “natural” forces like the baby boom and white flight. But people came to assume it, and then demand it. Politicians have obliged since homeowners are an extremely large and powerful demographic. Prior to 2008 we at least pretended to have a private mortgage industry. Now we don’t even bother with a fig leaf.
Lightning, not lightening. The electricity in the sky is called lightning.
Why not run a script on boot that does the update? Does it need to be in the .bashrc?
I know NetSol in theory supports registry lock, but last time I checked they want >$1000/year for it, and it's kind of shitty they don't offer robust access controls internally so you end up paying for it (and other registrars offer registry lock (and hopefully competent 2FA on top of that!) in the ~$500/year range)
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Most EV owners do advocate for public transport, where feasible. But public transport isn't feasible everywhere. A bus or train filled with a single passenger is definitely more wasteful than a car with a single passenger. More so, when the car is electric, the bus not.
Why is this not the top comment? This is uncharacteristically anti tesla clickbait coming from electrek.co. I dont so much care about that, but they could at least have a less inflammatory title. If you drain a 12v lead acid battery it usually kills it.

Read through the warranty t&cs on pretty much any device. There is verbiage stating that if you arent using it for the intended purpose then the warranty is null and void. This is standard practice and generally a reasonable thing to have in a warranty. If a device/car/whatever is built for one thing and you decide to use it for not that thing then why should the company have to do additional leg work to decide if it is harmful or could damage the <thing>.

Sidebar- Maybe its a good idea to not post your entire life on facebook, twitter, insta, whatever. Alternatively the expectation should be that there could be unintended consequences.
Feel free to view Google's Workspace (their B2B offering) terms of service. In particular, section 2 part 1.

https://workspace.google.com/terms/2013/1/premier_terms.html

And for the education offering, it's there too.

> Google may make commercially reasonable changes to the Services from time to time.

> Google may change the terms of this Agreement from time to time ... These changes will only take effect at the beginning of Customer’s next Order Term, at which time Customer’s continued use of the Services will constitute its acceptance of the changes.

https://workspace.google.com/terms/education_terms.html
In addition to the other reasons mentioned here, the 12v battery is important in emergency situations. The system is quick to disconnect the 400V battery in the case of a crash, and it relies on the 12V battery to run the air bags and hazard lights.
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Decentralized servers with mods are probably the best way to manage s/n ratio. But even then... scale eventually ruins everything.
You don’t deserve the downvotes. You need far far fewer unit tests when you have a good type system backing simply because the compiler allows you to meaningfully constrain your inputs.
Pidgin - now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time!

Made me immediately think of Adium, which I used to talk on MSM via my mac because the official client was woeful.
Oh I'm not much different than you and the parent either.

I got in before the door closed for sure. I just started late so the younger ones are my peers.
I’ve used amazon basics single arm wall mounts for the last 3 years, and dual arm deskmount for the last 2 years. They are pretty good quality, I’ve had no reason to look to replace them with another brand.

edit: apparently I have the premium version. Not sure they used to be called premium. The spring mechanism counterweight makes adjustments to my 27 and 24 inch monitors seemless.
Some do some don't.

The GDPR strictly requires an explicit opt-in.
So it's reasonable to assume that clicking on 'X' is a rejection.
But some website do not accept that as a rejection.
Exploits do happen, and to me it sounds reasonable that a web page gets local unprivileged code execution -> sudo (which is a trusted application) -> my face was already in front of the camera -> root.

I guess this could be circumvented with a "click OK if you agree to get face ID" dialog or similar. Anyway, you need to figure out a way to deal with the "key" always being in the lock if you're using face id on a laptop.