skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe we will have a chance to move slow and make things one day, or in little moments, optimizing for the well-being of the creator etc. What rings true about it we can mull over in our heads at some point and try to implement in some parts of our lives, like hobbies, vacation, retirement, family time, etc. right?
Is scholastic gradient descent anything like grad student descent? ;)
I use iTerm 2, I like its copy mode[0]. Feels quite natural with mac's keys. Check these simple instructions [1]

1. Enter copy mode with cmd+shift+c.

2. Basic Vim keybinding, many keystrokes can active different actions.

- v to select by character.
- shift+v to select by line.
- ctrl+v for rectangular selection.
- ctrl+space to stop selecting.
- y to yank/copy the selection (also exits copy mode).
- q to exit copy mode.

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That's why I said the same infringement, not that the originating party had to be the same, just the victims.

Otherwise you can (as is happening here) simply sell the "assets" along and the new owner gets to start yet another law suit until eventually the legal costs of defending are so egregious that the victim has no meaningful choice but to settle.
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How else would you describe it, would "spreading FUD" be more appropriate/neutral?

By debunking I don't mean labeling them negatively but fact-checking the claims and showing reasonable people on the fence provable evidence to help them think for themselves based on facts and not just to blindly believe the sensationalist rumors.
>(Turkey) would be occupied since WW1 till now.

Hah, that's funny id you know history
They do have half width versions though that are used when typing sometimes あ -> ぁ like if you want to indicate stretching vowel sounds out for emphasis.
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I feel suckered, but I do like the idea of moving slow...

"slow is smooth and smooth is fast" is something that I'm working to internalize.

This is why I believe, at core, in 100% test coverage.
wow, thank's for the link! Should be installed by default, it's such a convenient thing and narrows the usability gap of a Linux desktop compared to Windows/MacOS
The Bay Area (the area this article is about) was heavily redlined, and almost all (maybe actually all?) uses of eminent domain for 580 and the MacArthur maze in the Bay Area were in predominantly black neighborhoods.
This is what was reported at the time:

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/17/apples-icloud-user-data-in...

There are conflicting reports and vague language around how exactly the keys are handled.
That probably requires a middle-out approach.
And although it's not relevant, the whole vaccine passport thing is turning me against it. I don't see why everybody should be required to have something injected into their body to live their lives as normal, especially given that not everybody needs to have it for the virus to fizzle out. This strong-arming should be enough to make anyone suspicious.
Hope you don't mind me asking: How do you solve the double spending problem without a blockchain?
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Making the case to decision makers: the presentation format to follow
people should start writing replies to them in the same logic they use
The difference is that you can connect as many sources as you like to one workspace and receive only what you are looking for an answer to or what interests you most, without wasting time on unnecessary things.
You can set the rules according to which articles or posts from forums / social networks will get into the service, for example, I connect 5 sources and I want to receive only the most discussed articles mentioning Elon Musk, the bitcoin rate and the colonization of Mars, thereby reducing a large flow of information. After all, you can read 10 articles from different sites from beginning to end and never get a specific answer to your question. How do you think this option would simplify the consumption of knowledge from social networks?
Need them for password strength
This article covers the older NovaMin which is used in the commonly available Sensodyne toothpaste, NovaMin is an older formula, BioMin is the newer replacement.

https://www.biomin.co.uk/science-information/bioactive-glass...

https://www.biomin.co.uk/professional-information/clinical-s...
The same argument can be applied to covid deaths itself.
I can't tell the relationship in your example.

Do you mean relationship in terms of appearance or pronunciation?

Я maps to "ya" sound in Russian, И is "ee" and Н is "N" in Russian and "ee" in modern Greek but in ancient Greek it's something like "e" in "bed" in American English.
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Where Is HTTP/3?
Probably because our regulatory agencies are reactive and spend their time on things other than taking down Novamin international toothpaste imports from Amazon, especially when it's probably the only "restricted" toothpaste in the USA.
Is this different from the ctrl+[ ctrl+space ctrl+b ] workflow? as those are not mentioned.
This is a great book that breaks down the process step by step. I had my own neural nets working before I touched a framework, and it demystified what would have otherwise seemed like black magic.

https://www.amazon.com.au/Make-Your-Own-Neural-Network-ebook...
I’ve been playing morrowind on openmw since 2013. It’s such a fantastic project. It’s a stable and clean way to experience morrowind, but half the enjoyment is in the community surrounding it. The video updates have been a cherished ritual for me for many years now. And the website has a very thoughtful atmosphere with the strider lurking overhead. It’s honestly been an important part of my life. And this of course was all preceded by my original fascination with morrowind, which is certainly one of the finest video games ever made despite its user-hostile qualities. The soundtrack has never been equaled. The game was made in a time when video games weren’t a billion dollar industry and where the nature of the game reflected the nature of the people who made it — and morrowind was made by a band of intellectuals, idealists and pioneers. It simply does not happen that way anymore in mainstream games.
The CSS prefers-reduced-motion media query could also be handy here :)

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref...
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Quite so. My entire point is an anecdote relating one doctor's observations re. proportion of late presentations and their availability for study, and attaches that to a comment on US socioeconomic incentives.

Trolling in this thread has attempted twisting that to be a statement about outcomes of treatment, including offering up a paper that, as you note, has essentially nothing to say about the histogram of stage-at-diagnosis. One of these even told me (the OP) to "read the OP", then misquoted my own words to me.

I decline to be gaslit by their intentional misrepresentations, straw man restatements, badgering and sealioning; sadly, of course, that just makes the trolls angrier.
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cranking up the view distance on morrowind makes you realise that those big cities that are supposed to be miles apart are actually right next to each other
Better than when it does detach your head.

There seem to be about 77 different ways that can happen and 573 different ways to fix it, and if you do the wrong one, then everything's screwed for everyone, and the history log is useless or obliterated; there's no undo.

If you haven't flogged it enough, you can try to reflog it, but really the only safe thing to do is kill the clone, birth a new clone, and start over.
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> Theoretically, all else being equal, money should not lose or even gain purchasing power as technology advancements increase productivity.

It, first of all, really doesn't matter so long as it's slow and predictable. I would argue that it should decrease in purchasing power to incentivize investing, and also to account for addition or removal of market participants (population changes) and also to react to shocks.

> Bitcoin serves this purpose well, in ways that real estate, gold, and equities don’t.

Respectfully disagree. 20% daily swings are normal. That's not serving the purpose well. That's utterly un-investable. Is it good for gambling? Totally. Investing? Absolutely not.

> Everything but cryptocurrency is highly regulated, taxed, and custodial.

Yes, this is a bad thing that Bitcoin isn't. It leads to scams, schemes and all sorts of shady garbage that completely distort the market. You've actually no idea whether the price is going up because of demand or because Tethers are being printed. I don't either. Nobody does - well, nobody not named Paolo. Every time printing stops the price goes down dramatically. I believe the DOJ is following up on the scathing NYAG indictment. That's bad, and it shouldn't be contentious to say that.

> Bitcoin is just the beginning. With private transactions (ring signatures, stealth addresses, shielded amounts), and proof of stake or voting consensus, there will soon be no way for governments to know who is transacting what, who owns what, or restrict the movement of capital.

Also bad because terrorism and crime.

> I’ll give you an example. I moved overseas, and all major brokers (Ameritrade, Vangaurd, Schwab, etc.) refused to serve me because of regulatory burdens. So what should I do? Everything but Bitcoin is illiquid or custodial. The future of cryptocurrency is my capital not being beholden to the whim of custodians and governments.

I'm not sure why American SEC regulated brokers would refuse to do business with an American citizen wherever located - after all they're the only ones permitted to. If you're not a US citizen and and now live abroad, there's plenty of other options, like IBKR.

> Everything but Bitcoin is illiquid or custodial.

I'm not sure why you think that's true.

> The future of cryptocurrency is my capital not being beholden to the whim of custodians and governments.

Again, I don't think that's a good thing.
Yes! So often I see conversations surrounding data theft, and the talk is about how people can protect themselves. People seem to rarely consider that if the burdens of fraud were put onto financial institutions, identity theft would stop overnight.
We've had this in the UK for years since the 70s; it's called child allowance and everyone is entitled to it. Child allowance isn't as generous (£21-£13 a week per child), you a range of other benefits such as tax credits.

The problem here in the UK is that the system is so generous that it has created generations of unemployable people that are dependant on benefits. If you are a women with one or more children you can claim unemployment benefits and get a property paid for by the government. The more children you have, the more benefits you are entitled to, so inevitably people in this situation usually have several children. In the surface this seems like a good scheme which helps poor families, but low social mobility means that children born into families that live off benefits are destin to do so themselves; so not really helping remove poverty but rather perpetuating it.

Admittedly I might be slightly biased, as I grew up in a poor family and knew many such families. There is a popular opinion that people choose to live off benefits in the UK, but I would dispute that and say that most people simply follow the path of least resistance; so the system is more to blame.
wordstar. If you are used to wordstar, joe is a blessing.

There are a few greybeards and I mean that literally who swear on WordStar, GRRM most famous of them but Robert J. Sawyer does too. So it's not unreasonable to think there are other, less famous people who still use it? and want to use an editor with the familiar keybindings.

Not me. I am completely up to date with software and my favorite word processor is WordPerfect 5.1.
This is a very, very convoluted way of gate keeping.

> Try to focus on the maths and avoid looking at code examples.

Straight out dictatorship.

> If you want to understand it I highly recommend writing a neural network starting from a basic perceptron (no hidden layer) or even implementing basic linear regression with stochastic gradient descent. Then work your way up to a network with one hidden layer.

Like it's only way to understand backpropagation.

This quote is still valid to date.

“Today's scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality. ”

- Nikola Tesla

Trust me, you can't fool people for too long. Abstractions always wins the game.
How exactly would you ensure nanosecond accuracy of time between earth and mars? Does Nasa just run ntp back to earth? Or really expensive atomic clocks made out of special metals?
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Just tried your product.

1. You have no way of previewing your entered data - if you mess up, you just wasted 0.05 - 0.12 USD. Does it really cost that much to render a PDF once? With Overleaf, you get essentially unlimited previews. Consider providing a watermarked preview, or a lowly-res png render.

2. Why do the credits expire? As a casual user, I'd need to buy credits either again and again, or pay more than double the price so I can just use my credits. I think that's really unfair, and coupled with your pricing model above is limiting my interaction severely.

3. However, as a technically adept customer I like how it's done now. I can create as many free accounts as I like, each with about 7 USD worth of credits. I just need to set up a spam account every time I run out.

## Alternative model: ##

- Unlock templates by paying for them. All generation is then free (up to a certain high limit for your enterprise customers and limit abuse).

- Provide packages of templates to buy together (the finance department package, the communication package, ...) - For an even higher licensing fee, the templates can be downloaded as well and integrated into products.

I think this would suit your existing business of providing custom LaTeX templates well.

## Alternative model 2: ##

1. Bog standard subscription (pay x per month to do y pdfs)

## Security: ##

The rendered LaTeX may include files such as /etc/passwd. I did not try to get an RCE on your rendering server, but I'd spend some time isolating it as much as possible. Consider getting a pentest done, especially given your high privacy claims.
Same feeling here - instead of laughing I was disappointed when the second paragraph laid out the April fools joke.

I would love to see “small batch data science” where people actually understand the results. Black box recommendations never feel really right.
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Oblivion didn't have levitation potions anymore though.
Some observations just from watching the news reports about AZ, especially here in Germany:

- over 30 cases were observed, that is statistically higher than expected, that would have been less than 5.

- all cases were below 55, very few men

- due to the approval process in EU, AZ wasn't approved for people over 65 until very recently, as the initial approval didn't contain the necessary data in this age group. As a consequence, AZ was used for young people that qualified for a vaccination, e.g. health workers, teachers. Other than these groups, general vaccination only happened above 70 for the scarcity of vaccine.

- As AZ is now approved for any age group, last week the vaccination plan was altered, AZ is now used only for people over 60, everyone else gets other vaccines (mostly BioNTech)

- the UK always used AZ for all age groups, starting with the oldest. Currently people down to the age 50. So the majority of the vaccinated people in the UK was above the age group in which the cases had been observed in the EU.
The best jokes carry a message and use humour as a vessel, challenging preconceptions in a lighthearted way.

I chose to take this April’s fool that way.
I read the title as "upper caste" and "lower caste" and imagined what a caste system of letters would look like
It looks to be decent at helping sensitive teeth, but not so much for cavities:
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Disappointed this was an April fool's. I think I might use this slogan anyway.
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"First fluoride-containing bioglass toothpaste cleared for sale in the US" - Dec 2020

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The linked paper is a wonderful read indeed!

This guy is the Terry Pratchett of home-grown deep learning libraries...

So I did that and let it run for a month. Actually I had to start over several times with different parameters and initialization weights because it would get stuck (Figure 11) right away or as soon as I looked away from the computer. I prayed to the dark wizard of hyperparameter tuning until he smiled upon my initial conditions, knowing that some- where he was adding another tick-mark next to my name in a tidy but ultimately terrifying Moleskine notebook that he bought on a whim in the Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport on a business trip, and still feels was overpriced for what it is.
macbook 2017 also has issue with defective display. Due to tcon board horizontal line appears in its screen. Lets hope apple will recognize this issue.
It doesn't matter till we'll be actually able to settle down on Mars permanently, I guess and differentiating from Mars local time and its time zones will be an issue (and all parties involved in colonization will agree that Airy-0 crater will remain the 0° longitude equivalent as proposed by IAU).
Beside, the perspective matters - for people on Earth it can be still UTC, for those on Mars it can be whatever term they'll find most suitable.

The scifi series Babylon 5 with its titular station used Earth Standard Time [1] while being placed in Epsilon Eridani system. That doesn't sound bad, I think.

The another issue the future colonists will have to deal with will be how to track days, months and years. There's Thomas Gangale's suggestion that does look interesting [2].

[1] - https://babylon5.fandom.com/wiki/Earth_Standard_Time
[2] - http://ops-alaska.com/time/gangale_mst/darian.htm
Is a token referring to the copy fungible?
It wasn't a banking app, but I recently came across the first app I've seen that, in addition to SafetyNet, also checked if the Magisk Manager app was installed to try to detect if the phone was rooted. I wouldn't be surprised if it was for this purpose.
Except for base 1.
Does Miguel still work for Microsoft?

Edit: he appears to be working on something Apple related.

He never really understood Linux, did he? He was always trying to sabotage it, or bend it to his will. Worst was when he tried to get people to use dotnet on Linux.

Edit2: Apparently he does!
Maybe. It could also just be fear porn and bad luck.

I'm definitely not an expert in this area, but people who are tell me that the rate of this (very rare) clotting abnormality is higher in the general public than it is amongst the vaccinated. At least so far.

Certainly, the fact that governments choose to do something is not scientific evidence of much of anything. Governments have chosen to do a lot of objectively silly things during this pandemic.
Anyone interested in possible explanations for this should read Derek Lowe’s blog.

https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/03/30/bl...

” A possible concern is what’s being called vaccine-induced prothrombotic immune thrombocytopenia (VIPIT) by Andreas Greinacher at Univ. Griefswald. This is a blood clotting syndrome that’s similar to what’s observed with the (already known) syndrome of heparin-induced thrombocytopenia. That problem, first over 40 years ago, is a paradoxical effect that occurs in a few people of administering heparin for blood clotting problems and actually making the situation worse.”
Agree with your points. My use case doesn’t involve gmail so can see how that complicated things especially from a UX perspective. I wish IMAP/standards had more of a say in email like they did (sort of) for web.
The TES series is the site of a real clear example of the divergent paths that tech had and could have taken since 2000. One way led to a huge modding community, authoring tools bundled with the game, longevity and open implementation. Another led to Horse armour DLC, micro transaction driven mmorpgs, and the same game implemented and charged for over and over again for each system.
Yes, and will be part of the new AI research unit, he has recently tweeted about open positions.