skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, assuming that those businesses are paying taxes (hmm?) then purchases of this amount would typically be fully deductible in the same purchase year as opposed to required some sort of complex depreciation schedule, so that would reduce the burden significantly.

And since pretty much every vendor would have the same cost increase, it wouldn't be a competitive disadvantage from a pricing point of view. Likely the cost increase would mostly be passed on to the customer.
It's not like their sales people are having a hard time pushing the hardware at the moment. (In case someone hasn't noticed: All GPUs have been sold out for months.)
The only reason this was noticed is because it was in Baltimore.

I've heard of horrifying schools in middle-of-nowhere towns that will never get his kind of attention.

Hopefully all-star teachers and principals, specialized in improving student performance in rough and poverty-stricken areas can come to this school with plenty of money and help this area succeed.

Improvement is hard, incredibly time consuming and expensive. It will take *years* to bring up thriving students once more.

This news article is a blessing of notoriety to help save this school. I hope we hear positive things in 7 or 8 years.
It's not the school. It's never the school. It's never the teachers either.

Take the mother in the profile. Her kid has been failing most of his classes for years and she blames the school for not knowing that?

>> He didn't fail, the school failed him. The school failed at their job. They failed. They failed, that's the problem here. They failed. They failed. He didn't deserve that.

No. She failed him. He failed himself too. But she neglected her responsibilities of raising him. You can't delegate raising your child to an education bureaucracy, even if it is staffed by well-meaning individuals.
Off topic, any plan to make ot work with react native?
I already explained the idea above. Trade off of the server side AI detection is way better than client side rootkit idea. Neither is perfect, but the latter is outright disgusting and crooked.
It would be cool if you had magnetic proteins that you could steer. Or at least magnetically control the release of the medicine.
| some might even get hired as teachers

What? How would you extrapolate that? The university system, for all its flaws, is very different from public high schools in a poor city.
What kind of political viewpoint thinks /ISIS/ is on the /left/?

Aggressive fundamental Islamic theocratic dictatorship without human rights, without equality, without trial before jury ... what does that have in common with the left and representative democracy, equality, helping the poor and sick, regulating corporations and environmental pollution, pro-peace, anti-warfare, and etc?
Also should we ban all book with picture of African tribes in case children are not smart enough to understand not all. Lack people live like this?
Ex: https://imgur.com/gallery/6QwwrFb
By and large schools are not allowed to say "this student never shows up, we're kicking him out". There's a laundry list of regulations and perverse incentives that ensure underachieving students fail upwards until they give up and drop out.

What the school is hoping for is that he'll voluntarily drop out and - maybe - get his GED. That's usually the only out they're given.
Everyone will have different set of methods they use. Point of this is that if you need some method you can just add it in in 4-5 lines or remove one you don't need. So it's not the best fit for NPM. It's good fit for good old copy/paste into a project, if you're optimizing for size/memory use. :)
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Given all of the energy and funding being put in that space, we'll see it on HN within the next decade or two.
The really crazy thing is that in many places you are required to maintain your lawn in something like the traditional manner. Not just in crazy Southern states, either. In my own town in Massachusetts, I remember a controversy about someone letting their lawn revert to a proper meadow, neighbors complaining that it harbored pests which destroyed their lawns, etc. It was crazy and hypocritical, but also exemplary of a common reality across the US.
If it is an instruction thing and not more of a separate coprocessor, it is maybe SIMD on smaller integers for inference (like how AVX512 enables vectorized 8bit integer math, for 64 operations per instruction).
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| works three jobs.

I wonder why.
I agree completely.

I know so many teachers across the country who are so dedicated and hard working, even in some of the worst performing schools. I’ve heard some be described as martyrs and I can’t disagree. I can’t make an absolute statement about every teacher or every school. I’m sure somewhere, some are bad. But at this point I am very sensitive to blaming the teachers. I don’t think they are the problem.

Anecdotally, I’ve found teachers who transition to tech/info security to be amazing as well. Super organized, hard working, and great interpersonal skills. Seriously, if you can give a former teacher a chance at your organization do so.
Tell that to all of the carbs I find full of fossilized nasty black tar.
I understand that life is hard for a single mother with multiple kids and poor financial prospects - that's how I grew up. But how could a parent look at their child's report card every few months, see all Fs, and think they were doing "well"? Unless they weren't doing that (totally neglecting their duties as a parent). I place blame on both the parent (for taking, apparently, no interest in the child's education) and the institution (for moving somebody along without passing prereqs, not notifying the parent).
The story/campaign for SCII was great, but it also came with a local multiplayer arcade mode! It was an awesome time.
I'd hazard a guess your WC goals would've been seeing how many variations of the storyline there were. If memory serves there were 4, you doing great, OK, not so great or terrible and the war story would depend on how you do. Suppose you could include 5 in being blown up.

There were a range of medals you could get, too. Think I had to complete it several times over before I was sure how many there were!

I played 100s of games on the Amstrad CPC and Amiga in late 80s/early 90s. Think for me the magnus opus of gaming was the possibility of being able to play people online. The level of competition is high and it almost feels like work, so I stick to turn based games like Civ - but still fond of all the nostalgic game titles.
Bit of a risky move to show actual HTML demos instead of just image previews like Tailwind UI, but I see the additional value in providing a backend template too.
Mis-application of "no child left behind" is so rampant and so narrow-minded. I've heard a school administrator say that if one kid couldn't go on a field trip then none of the rest could. Otherwise that one child would have been "left behind"
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There are other projects like this - But what would really set it apart would be mobile (iOS and Android) support. Can we do anything to support that happening?
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>This site has no affiliation with Valve Software. All game images and logos are property of their respective owners.

Nothing about the site to me suggests that it is official.
I feel that Special Operations 2, with the Morningstar and the plot around Jazz, was probably the high point for WC2.

The ending was certainly cathartic after everything that had happened from the beginning until that point.

Oddly, I feel like Prophecy may have had the best fleshed-out flight system, but I wasn't a huge fan of the story. WC4 had the second best ending, though! Only behind SO2 in terms of relieving you of the frustration.

Privateer is definitely an interesting game, and it's really weird that they never really tried to follow that model again. Privateer 2 is best not brought up, and by the time any theoretical P3 could have been in development Origin was already dead.
ebay isn't selling the books, they decided not to sell on sellers behalf.
Is it US specific? I haven’t seen this in other countries I’m familiar with, and they all have public schools for the vast majority of students since forever. But I’m maybe just not aware of the issue there.
Ah, yes. I missed that.
Because there is money and power in blaming someone else.
There are a lot of reasons why making comparisons between Finland and the US is not appropriate. Just one of them: there are more school kids in Brooklyn and Queens than in all of Finland. Comparing to Finland is just cherry-picking.

Of course, then there are the systemic/societal reasons you allude to. In America having a child for many people means losing your job and your health care. In Finland they give you a year off and a complete wardrobe for your kid. In Finland they ended homelessness entirely. In America at this very moment they are debating on the senate floor whether repealing eviction moratorium would incentivize single mothers to get a job. There's really no comparing.
The only reason I mentioned LIDAR is because I strongly suspect the reason the Tesla didn’t avoid that is because the angle of the sunlight made that pillar difficult to see.

I fully agree with you that that spot on the road is pretty horrible, which is why I mentioned it. But dealing with crappy roads is the inherent problem any self driving car has. It’s the car’s job to not hit things.

I own a Model Y and I feel like Tesla’s autopilot gets a worse rap than it deserves. But there is an inherent disconnect between what the car is capable of and what some people presume it is capable of. Tesla doesn’t help this with their branding.

Why did the driver just let his car plow into the pillar instead of taking control? Were they even looking up at the time? Would you have let your car drive into a pillar like that? I’d like to think I would have, but perhaps not.
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Your hand-brain connection will need some debugging, but just like with engineering, exposure and practice makes you better:

1. draw, the more the better.
2. practice fundamentals.
3. have fun.

Some resources worth checking out:

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- Digital painting lessons on ctrlpaint.com
- How to draw by S. Robertson and T. Bertling
- Color and Light: A Guide for the Realist Painter
- Art & Fear: Observations On the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking
- Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
- Picture this by Molly Bang

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That...doesn't make sense.

Let's say your spaceship can go to Jupiter in one second (Edit: as measured from Earth), which would require FTL speed. Then you turn around and come back. You've still arrived two seconds after you left.

At Jupiter, you could look through a super-telescope and see yourself still on Earth, but you still aren't really seeing yourself, because you are not still on Earth. You are just seeing the photons you passed during the trip, catching up to you.
Most of a supermarket's layout is determined by hard requirements like refrigeration, stocking heavy items and handling payments.

If you're wondering why, for instance, the milk is in the back, it's because it needs to stay cool and it's heavy.
40 years ago, Finland was a backwater nothing of a country and by actual investing in their children and education and teachers equally across the board, they went from that backwater to #1 in education.

We in the US have never even tried that for anyone but our wealthiest, let alone our poorest.

If we took this problem seriously on a federal level, and put all our options on the table, we absolutely could fix it.
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That's why it's a teenager attitude. Teenagers are building themselves, everything is about them mostly. (nothing wrong with that, it's the perfect time and place for that attitude).

But once you're older, you want a companion, kids, strong ties to family and friends, and then you realize it doesn't really super matter that you're boring or not to the people who hold the keys to your future (admissions officers, teachers, professors, etc.), just that 5-10 people close to you aren't bored by you.
Seconded. As developers, we're familiar with a "feedback loop" e.g. with Test Driven Development. Write a Test (high-level description of feature), write Code that makes the Test work, repeat. Same thing with drawing: do a bunch of them, compare them to what you were expecting, repeat.

Also: don't take it seriously. At all :) Just do a bunch of drawing and it's all good :)

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Fusion: let’s make a tiny star and hold it in place with magnets.

So dang cool.
Source for #2 please. I’m genuinely interested how anyone could call it racist.
Thanks everyone for the feedback about the muddy message. I'll see what I can do to clear it up, now and later on the website.

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Wow, writing that makes it clear to me how unclear that is. I'll see if we can't simplify or make this clearer.

Thanks again for your feedback!
That couldn't be further from the truth. Theranos survived for 15 years. Wirecard 22 years. Enron 10+ years. Fraud gives you a massive competitive advantage.

Not too along ago I thought of Musk as a misunderstood genius, now I'm pretty certain he knows exactly what he is doing (for the most part). If you look at all the oddities surrounding Tesla, there are clear patterns emerging.

Plainsite has a good summary [1].

[1] https://www.plainsite.org/realitycheck/tsla.pdf
That’s the case, yes – the UI runtime is Qt5 (which is rendered using low-level graphics APIs, so we class it as “native” – mostly in contrast to WebView-based UIs), and it’s the same API regardless of which platform you’re running on.
"He didn't fail, the school failed him."

It's almost ridiclous.

If students don't show up, don't care, have absolutely no interest in paying attention, are more concerned with social structure etc. then a top prep-school would have the same outcomes.

The blame and externalizations is part of the problem.

The teachers are basically heroes.

The families, students, communities are completely broken, that's the problem.
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Or "monopolistic price gouging" is a dysphemism for having a stable business in a tough market. They need to make enough profit to avoid capital outflow.
Particularly if there's some way to capture carbon that's otherwise impractical due to energy requirements.
Yeah, the failed startup founders here probably don't appreciate this approach from a guy whose every venture wound up golden.
Just got a new Mac. As I read your comment, my Migration Assistant is doing similar estimates. “13 minutes remaining” then “41 hours remaining” then back again.

It’s been whipsawing between these estimates for the last couple hours.

I think I now understand the state of fusion research.
And I think that speaks to the current state of type system research on communicating processes, not to any fundamental inability thereof. Session types are a recent approach (though one that I don't think goes far enough; give me full-duplex channels!)
> once you hit a certain level, you run out of buyers,

There's always salesforce :).

No, thank you for a cogent analysis; interesting to me how the incentives shift as you grow and how an IPO can be riskier than a sale.
Why is this downvoted? This is exactly what happend. Speaking with non tech savvy users here in Germany, they feel safe and secure on Facebook and fear the „world wide west“ that the open Web has become, where you need to click 20 consent messages on every website without knowing what all that stuff means. This is just like EULAs - one more annoying thing they simply accept with a slightly bad gut feeling.
I plan on launching a B2B and B2C solution soon.

My strategy in a general sense will be to:

* re-listen to all the Indie Hackers podcasts and take notes

* stay patient

I heard one guy say it may take months or years, but as a B2B, you will absolutely win, eventually, you just have to keep at it, keep iterating, etc.

And, in the beginning, anything more than a 0% interest in your product is great.

In short, a lot of the advice is....plan to keep working at it for a long time. If you can achieve that, there is a good change that you will be successful. Most people give up way too soon.

Mark Cuban says this a lot, too.
>But they passed him

Because schools don't fail kids or hold them back as a matter of policy, and honestly, that doesn't matter. That's not excuse for the mother not knowing what's going on.

>hey passed him without even notifying her that he was absent so often

Maybe they did, maybe they didn't, but she should take an interest. She's raising him. And it isn't like he failed one test. It's years of failed classes and truancy. Are you telling me a parent wouldn't see the signs that would make them at least go and talk to his teachers to see what's going on?
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You completely missed the message here. I wonder if it was intentional. Let me repeat it again:

It's not only deaths if it comes to say what a "safe" technology is. A technology to leads to whole regions being evacuated including every economical, social and environmental fallouts resulting from that, IS NOT SAFE.
I recommend shorting it. Reddit today is an absolute ghetto compared to 5 years ago. All of the interesting content and free thinking users have been banned.
XScreenSaver also has a demo that simulates an analog tv instead of a monitor like this.
What's the issue with giving out kernel mode access? Almost everyone is gaming on single user systems anyways.
They are exactly the same because you can use the racism blanket to suppress criticism of real issues. Speaking out against the actions of the Chinese government? Racist! Speaking out against the actions of the VP? Racist!
avalanche of people commenting on this who didn't bother to check the article before raising their methodological objections

This is a norm nowadays, and a bad one. In some cases it's carelessness or laziness (why go to the effort of reading the article when posting an uninformed contradiction will provide free explanations), in others trolling or deliberate propagation of misinformation.
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