skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Walmart doesn't go in blind, they are in the business of extraction. Typically they look to setup a regional store in an area where towns already have optometrists, florists, sporting goods stores, grocers, bakers, homegoods, electronics, hardware, autoparts, the entire town basically. What happens if they didn't come in the first place is life continues in a more decentralized and localized manner, and less of the taxable profit is carted out of the county. Presumably these optometrists and sporting goods store owners of the past paid their income and property taxes from their salaries locally in the area.
Good point. However, there is so much innovation in this space right now so I’m pretty sure that something like what you described will emerge.
I will! I am going to add a note to the post letting people know. Maybe we can create a similar functionality that Jekyll Now had of forking the repo and having a github page right away.
I wrote a couple articles about one aspect:

https://www.digitalmars.com/articles/b39.html
https://www.digitalmars.com/articles/b40.html

which I learned from mechanical design at Boeing.

Another aspect is making it impossible to assemble parts any way but the correct way. For example, you can write C code like this:

for (i = 0; i < 10; ++i);
do_something();

A colleague of mine, a very good programmer, was stymied by this for a full day. The next day I added a warning to my C compiler for it. As time went on, this warning became commonplace in other compilers.

But in D, I didn't make it a warning. I made in an error. A ; cannot be used to create an empty statement, that can only be done with { }. I still can't believe C/C++ have never made that an error.

Another one is:

if (a < b < c) ...

That doesn't do what one thinks it does. So in D it's an error.

D is better because so many unnecessary things in C and C++ are minefields, and instead of warning the user, they're just illegal. (All have ways of doing the equivalent if one really needs to.)
Yes and former nuance employees are responsible for starting speech teams at companies like google
Is it possible to pass though a hard drive directly, like you do with the GPU?
And because of the environmentalists over-reaction and FUD about DDT, likely millions of children died in the developing world to mosquito born diseases such as malaria. The very persistence of DDT is great in resource constrained countries where the longer an application lasts, the more coverage you can have.
Lyon-Strasbourg (and Germany beyond) would be useful too. Most of the high speed line is built already anyway.

I don’t know if you count them as “Paris-centric” or not, but Lyon-Lille via Marne-la-Vallée, or Lyon-Nantes via Massy are important as well.
This could pair very well with the Discord buy.
OP stated he’s 18 months out of insomnia, but the adhd-like symptoms still prevail up to a point where he is suffering so much that he hides his (or her) identity when speaking about it. He describes himself as “permanently cognitively impaired”.
I used to believe in all that fear mongering about stimulants for years, but as long as you stick to your doctor’s prescription, start with low doses and pay as much attention as possible to yourself and how you react - through therapy supported by mindfulness - the risks are very low compared to the risks of having a “cognitively impaired” life. That state, however you label it, does not only hurt your performance at work, it hurts your relationships (healthy relationships are correlated with mental health and longevity), it increases your risk of car accidents (some of them kill) and it exposes you to financial risks. It’s not a good place to be, and I support everyone in that place with a simple message: go to a doctor, get therapy, get medication, be mindful about it.
Great synopsis of JPA problems generally!
> (everywhere but China, of course)

No surprise (maybe also in North-Korea and few others "very liberal" states)
Peter shor and Vazirani. I don't get why they are not awarded yet
If you want to go deep, then consider that using energy makes the heat death of the universe occur more quickly.
If not, then I have no idea what the point of the mandate was/is. Texas still strongly encourages mask wearing, the governor said so the day they lifted it. Many states did require masks on public property, at the threat of removal
DIY remote Bluetooth switch without Arduino [video]
I have kids at a similar age, and I work for an official Raspberry Pi reseller.

I'd recommend you have a look at:

Scratch [1] on Raspberry Pi (this is visual programming). Originally made by MIT. We tend to make interactive games based on their current interests. I've done both Voltron and My Little Pony versions of these for the various spawn.

If textual coding is more your thing you should do a bit of Python [2].

Besides cost, the key differentiation of the Pi vs a regular PC is the ability to directly connect electronics components (LEDs, sensors and actuators etc) to the GPIO pins. These can then be controlled with Python and other programming languages. We have some free guides on this here [3].

One thing many folks don't know is that you can also get Mathematica [4] (for free) on the Raspberry Pi.
There is a pretty good companion book available called "An Elementary Introduction to the Wolfram Language" [5]. You wouldn't know it by the title, but it is aimed towards a younger audience.

Best of luck w/ your Raspberry Pi journey!

[1] https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/usage/scratch/READ...

[2] https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/usage/python/READM...

[3] https://www.littlebird.com.au/a/how-to#raspberry-pi

[4] https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/usage/mathematica/...

[5] https://www.amazon.com/Elementary-Introduction-Wolfram-Langu...
It is still way slower than using C++ with gtkmm.
My household is 5 right up until any family come to visit, and then we'll be 7+ for potentially 2+ weeks
A comment in the article by Sam Iam says:

"Think how weird it would be if the cosmetologists trade org suddenly started requiring people to get a BA in whatever, as the ABA does, before they could go to a barber training program and had all 50 states make that the law in order to get a license"

Well actually they go to schools of cosmetology, but note this California training requirement:

"According to the state of California, students must complete at least 1600 hours of training in an accredited program to start their journey of becoming a licensed cosmetologist."

https://www.tspasanjose.com/how-to-become-a-cosmetologist-in...

Conversely how much traning do you think is required to become an EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) in California?

"California EMT programs are at least 160 hours and include at least 136 hours of didactic training and at least 24 hours of clinical training. The individual must have 10 patient contacts."

https://www.healthcarepathway.com/become-an-emt/california-e...

Yes, it takes 10 times as much training to become a cosmetologist as it does to become an EMT in California. Anyone else think this is totally crazy?
That implies there ARE distinct things, doesn't it?
If it's any solace: I find the language itself to be delightfully simple. It definitely feels like it's the minimum set of changes you could make to C to turn it into a comfortable and modern language.

I suppose if that comes at the cost of a complex compiler I can live with it.
Correctly. One book caused an uproar, with no proof. The author of that book is responsible for killing 500 million people who otherwise would have lived if DDT was not banned.
Yes. Also, for example, Huawei is not permitted to use Google Services on their new devices. As a result, they leverage a replacement called HMS and they replaced FCM with the HMS "Push Kit".

Privacy or not, it's the only way to send notifications to new Huawei devices that don't have FCM like the Huawei P40 that are sold worldwide. This isn't a niche issue -- Huawei was recently the #1 manufacturer of smartphones outside of China, surpassing both Apple and Samsung. Although this ranking has fallen as consumers have become aware of the lack of Google Services on these devices.
The Andy Kaufman of programmers
I buy only physical for PS4 because after playing I exchange them with other people.
Java development is part of the stuff I do, on a laptop that doesn't have any issues dealing with VS, Netbeans or Eclipse, I can complety forget to even attempt to use Android Studio.
I've found it really interesting and it works great to also copy documents without altering quality.

About notes, there is one thing that bothers me. It's highlighted text. Colors are clear and are always filtered. Blue and green highlighter are ok, but pink or yellow ones are another story. That's inherent to the method used and as far I know (and tried) can't be fixed with adjusted thresholds.

It's nonetheless a great tool and I've automated its use for every scan I do.
I don't think 3D video was really a different class of media. 3D would never replace animation but imo real 3D would replace 3D projected on to a 2D screen just like 4K replaced FHD and FHD replaced HD.
If that were true choice of CEO would be irrelevant or pointless as long as they had some sort of generic manager training. But in reality CEOs can make enormous differences. The textbook example of a non servant manager being Steve Jobs of course but most successful tech CEOs are famous for micro-managing some aspects of the business.
Do we know that they got the “answer they had been hoping for”? A good scientist hopes for nothing more than data that conclusive validates or fails to invalidate the null hypothesis.

I appreciate that you admit you have strong biases. That does not mean these scientists also do or that they let their biases get on the way of doing a good job.
Running Great Tech Interviews: The Art of the Follow-Up Question
The pre-deep-learning speech recognition methods don't have any reasonable explainability anyway, it's also based on large statistical models, so I wouldn't consider explainability as a reason.
I assume you're very familiar with Tom7, and in particular his SIGBOVIK submissions, but just in case: Tom7!

(Good starting point for anyone who's not: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HLRdruqQfRk )
Yeah - I’m still on Jekyll because of built in GitHub pages support, but if I was starting today I’d probably use Hugo.
Most of my Android development is either mobile Web, or NDK stuff.

This approach allows me to ignore of the Android development pain, mostly develop on desktop and just focus on the device for final testing.

Naturally on that case Koltin isn´t part of the story.
No, but it's the closest modern equivalent. A communication medium is used to facilitate bad activity, so clearly the correct thing to do is to blame the communication medium.

I'm sure Myanmar was full of shiny happy people before Facebook got there, after all \s.
> I wouldn't be surprised if more people can reach Charles de Gaulle or Orly within 45 minutes at rush hour than can get to Gare de Lyon.

Gare de Lyon sits on the RER A and 1 stop away from the RER B. Plus local suburban trains that terminate there. I’m not saying you’re wrong, but that is dead easy to access, and connects an awful lot of people. Gare du Nord is similarly very easy to get to (and the busiest station in Europe). Granted, Montparnasse or St Lazare are annoying.
Avatar 2 is scheduled for next year, and there's a movie every second year until 2028.
Personally I write to myself on telegram, then take it from there once I'm on a computer. Doing detail editing on a phone is painful anyway.
That is what is called by the name of degrees of freedom.

The dimensions of space-time are to the degrees of freedom as the basis vectors of a coordinate system are to the homogeneous matrix. Or something like that.
I have this Panasonic toaster oven that has the usual element, plus this super intense bulb. When it fires on it's as bright as the sun, and all the other lights dim slightly in my apartment. I've never had a better toaster oven.
Again, as I keep having to point out in this thread, I'm talking about ethics, not law.

The fact that this would be illegal under EU law makes no difference to the ethical point I'm making here.
Are they also reluctant to wear seat belts?
I feel like you are being a bit too hard on yourself. What do you enjoy about solving problems? doesn't matter how minor.

You mentioned you don't even solve half the problems meaning that you manage to solve the other half. What is the difference between the ones you solved and the ones you didn't?
High-Quality Training Data for Autonomous Cars
Yes, the optimal time to stand firm would have been 2 years ago, but all is not lost. The most important thing is the knowledge CS gives you. There are many computational theories that are becoming more and more important in recent years as our insatiable demand hits harder against the limits of our machines. Do whatever it takes to learn them, even if you have to get creative and do it in an unorthodox fashion.

Many employers like CS degrees, but then again many don't place much importance on it. Use that to your advantage during your journey to a degree (which is really for YOUR sake, not theirs).

You're going to come into conflict with your parent regardless, so it's better to do it on your own terms and prepare them for the life you intend to live. They love you and will eventually come around, even if it's going to be painful and stressful in the interim.
I would go for decrappify: https://www.fast.ai/2019/05/03/decrappify/

GAN's are hard to train for a new ML practitioner, VAE can have blurry results if you are not using skip-connections like in U-NET.

It sounds like you have training examples (images pre and post processing), but would benefit from an approach using transfer learning since you don't have that many.

Good luck!
Does nobody in here realize that this is just the first step towards the well-known as well as rightfully-abolished concept of slavery?

Fraction of future income and participation in "certain life decisions" is just the beginning. In principle this can ramp up to all future income and all life decisions.

And don't tell me this is voluntary, which makes it all different from slavery. Alex himself writes "I had no choice". Just take this further and apply it to some drone worker in an Amazon fulfillment center or other precarious employment. People who don't have a choice and would end up uneployed and hungry on the streets if they don't agree to terms put in front of them. The only thing between the worker and such a deal is labour laws, and we all know how popular those are in "entrepreneur" circles.
So instead of dropping down into C, it has Python as a depedency and wraps sklearn? Way to solve the two-language problem.
Ford actually envisioned nuclear cars in the 1950s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Nucleon
For relaxation, see: post nut clarity
Starting a native adaptive Linux client for Signal
txt file + org mode export - simple & easy to edit
The combination of Typora (https://typora.io/) for writing markdown + `mkdocs serve` or `hugo serve` is pretty neat. Set up a gitlab-ci.yml that builds and pushes the final site to your hosted destination, that's it.
Maven have been really great preserving backward compatibility. And Gradle have been really careless, breaking things left and right. Why couldn't they spend more effort to preserve compatibility for a little longer?

In effect we are unable to move versions forward on Gradle projects, and legacy projects are stuck on legacy Gradle.
Replacing let with const. Even when it feels impossible
I wonder if this improves the bootstrappability of Gradle.

https://bootstrappable.org/projects/java-tools.html
I was under the impression mosquitos were developing resistance to DDT, so it was soon going to be useless anyway. The developing world is still using PCBs [0] so not sure we could have stopped them anyway?

[0] https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2014/12/28/thieves-fry-ke...
I doubt anything like Emacs will be the future. Emacs was a fluke as were the PCs of a peculiar time where the stars aligned for brief moments.

Commercial interests play opposite to creation of anything like Emacs, where everything is customizable and anything can interact with everything.

Unless interoperability is mandated somehow, I do not see anything like Emacs in our future.
Velcro cable ties can help.
> If UDP drops a NFS client's request to the server, the NFS client will resent it

I'm 100% sure this is a typo but the new meaning is hilarious anyway.
Mathematical reasoning doesn’t care who discovered it.

If there is anything to the claim that it is “western”, it is in the way that “western” people regard it (possibly compared to how others regard it).

I don’t see how the idea that mathematical reasoning is inherently “western” (as a property of mathematical thinking, as opposed to as a property of “western”) could possibly stand up to scrutiny.

Sure, the symbols being used may be due to particular cultures, as well as a number of conventions (e.g. infix notation vs whatever, some minor choices made in some definitions, etc.), but, these are not inherent to mathematical reasoning.
Image upload in Typora is done via some random hosting service IIRC.
On the other hand, the consequences have already been paid. There are plenty of highly irradiated places on earth already that could be used for future nuclear projects.
But it pays of big time when they've dug into it.

We have the same thing in Germany where very successful auditors (their biggest hit was them investigating a major bank which lead to about 1bn euros of evaded taxes getting collected) got removed from their posts, forced into early retirement and declared insane (literally). Corrupt politicians and their rich clients considered them a nuisance and made them go away.

It's quite obvious what kind of signal that sends to anyone in tax auditing: if you want to live your life peacefully, don't go after the highly criminal high-value targets.
are the Islamic Republic of Iran or the Islamic republic of pakistan ethnostates?

also what are their gay pride parades like, and whats their policy on censorship, capital punishment,etc?
What kinds of things do you feel make it superior in design to eg central europe?
Do you still have a regular WordPress host though? Do you use WordPress.com?

I always wanted to do this but every solution requires some non-free PHP hosting alongside the static host. WordPress.com doesn’t let you customize it unless you pay and if you want to use it headlessly you have to build a non-WordPress template elsewhere.

I have a low-traffic low-edit WordPress site I want to staticize, but no solution is server-free.
The root is cheap capital under stagflation. These conditions are artificial and will eventually correct. And if they don't correct catastrophically now, they will create many inefficiencies in patchwork ways until the system is totally ineffectual and we become numb to it. Then they will correct catastrophically.

But in between the cracks is opportunity.

Teaching your kids hard work, honor and integrity are precisely the things you want to invest in the future on a whole, even if you must also teach cunning and pragmatism on top of that.
> remember that now you're supposed to be in the train 20min in advance

That is not true. They show the platform on the screens at the station 20 minutes in advance. I think they recommend being 5 minutes in advance, but they let anyone board as long as the doors are open.
There is no PM feature on Hacker News. You'd have to put your email address in your profile
“If OS developers give us more of the primitives we want, we’ll jump right on them — as we always have.”

Except they’ve repeatedly ignored previous efforts to upstream sandboxing for FreeBSD.
Nuance acquired Swype and then shut it down.

Disclosure - I worked at Swype and was part of the acquisition.

https://www.theverge.com/2011/10/06/confirmed-nuance-acquire...

https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/20/nuance-ends-development-of...
So when someone does it to the US it is also totally fine?
The ability to call other languages is a strength. The need to do so is a weakness.
In my experience always have a side project you can work on.
I had at least 2 side projects any time in last 10 years.very few got to where I planned but they kept me updated.

With evolving technology, Industry will require knowledgable managers who are familiar with latest tech and trends. You will fit there with your experience even after a decade.
> Many employers like CS degrees

This is true in my country, I agree that the best way to be employed as a programmer is through CS degree in Indonesia

> You're going to come into conflict with your parent regardless, so it's better to do it on your own terms and prepare them for the life you intend to live. They love you and will eventually come around, even if it's going to be painful and stressful in the interim.

Now that I reflect on this, my situation is actually 90% caused by my relationship with my parents.

In all honesty, I'm still too afraid to make my parents feel that I'm a failure. Thank you for your advice, I will consider to prepare them the life I want to live. Sorry for the possibility that I couldn't look at their eyes and say the truth.
Yes I use wp.com as a dumb backend with a somewhat blank template so SEs won't find it. Then pull all posts via the API, download images, etc. Render them via Jinja and upload them to Netlify.
Yeah the idea of wrangling raw BPF is a bit daunting. Just FYI, libseccomp (https://github.com/seccomp/libseccomp) exists to abstract away all the BPF stuff. It even comes prepackaged by the major distros (ex https://packages.debian.org/sid/libseccomp2) so you don't even have to compile it yourself.
QA Lead at Miro: a strategy toward quality
Calm down, Satan.
My first programming article in Medium. What are your thoughts?
This is my exact feeling. I have a Hugo-powered blog, but like you said, I miss the ability to draft something quickly when I'm inspired. Right now, the best option I have found is self-hosting Ghost with some aggressive Cloudflare caching.

I considered using wp2static[0] before starting with Ghost. Have you published your exporter?

[0] https://github.com/leonstafford/wp2static
Increase your radioactivity by 1/8th? Still sounds bad
And where did this happen again?
Typora is a markdown editor. Hosting is done in Github, Gitlab etc. Typora is not a hosting solution afaik.
I'd suggest you give Forestry (https://forestry.io) a try. It's a great CMS for static sites (incl. asset management) and it has a really nice preview system.
By default Windows uses "Active cooling" policy on devices plugged into a power source.
Maintenance is certainly useful even if there are no new features. I doubt the project is bug-free so no updates means no bugfixes either.
Meaning in the Margins: On the Literary Value of Annotation
Simply pointing out the fact that you yourself made serious false allegations against someone, then criticise someone else for getting their facts wrong.
All ad providers today do not allow showing ads in iframes. You can find our privacy policy by going to https://www.Photopea.com , clicking "Account" at the top, and then, clicking "Terms of Service".
Auto Industry Faces Beta vs VHS Battle over V2X Technology
Tried since day one but it seems dead.
'Distinct in some context', I guess. Eg: a person could take a photograph of clouds in the sky and come up with list of rules to categorize them into a number of discrete clouds.