skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This demo is not indeed quite misleading.

The high response time is due to the fact that we generate 18k snippets to generate the tag cloud. Imagine this is the equivalent of clicking on page 1 to 900 on Google!

A "barack obama" phrase query generating 20 snippets runs in less than 2seconds on our 2 cheap servers.

I'll set up a "normal 20 results search setting" next week and share it an API to show the latency again.
If that divide was ever absent, it wasn't absent for long. 'Application programmers' had BASIC in the 80s, Visual BASIC (and delphi hypercard and tcl/tk) in the 90s, then the 00s hit and with it ruby and python and the biggest application language of them all, javascript.
"strikingly"

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=strikingly
Would you actually get meat of a quality good enough that people would want it if you did that?

Currently, most meat-producing animals are overfed and killed young. Would an animal that gets fed a healthy diet and killed once it's had a long and fulfilling life actually produce meat people would want?
Well here is surprise for you. I used to be a scientist myself. Just in a totally different area. From my experience being racist and impartiality to results in one's profession are orthogonal.

All the arguments I see so far are of "but, but he cheats on his wife" quality.
In my view, it was only one.
Was the remakes soundtrack redone? I noticed that the NieR:Automata soundtrack works really well with Automata, but it doesn't really stand out in any sense to me, whereas the Replicant one just sounds beautiful.

So, the language is the same made-up ingame language? I've been wondering what language it could have been. It sounds a bit like a Germanic boy / children chorus.
The author of this PR doesn't have a long history of contributions either.
It can work on any object storages. I really want to test on Minio to see performance fly :)
Fauci and his close colleagues (including the current head of the CDC) were ardent proponents of gain of function research, and funded gain of function research at the WIV to the tune of millions of dollars.

Didn't anybody think it was weird that the head of the NIH, a research institution, not a public health institution, became the top public health communicator during COVID instead of the heads of the CDC? He had a massive conflict of interest and wanted to protect it.
Differential equations vs Machine learning based model/data -- I am wondering about the trend of scientific progress in the next few years. Which one is better? Let's time tell us the truth. Science is not the truth itself, but a journey to find a truth.
Here's another resource with diamond open access only (without article processing charge/pay to publish): https://libereurope.eu/article/new-report-recommendations-on...
What a great tool! There goes my collection of small old 1-8 GB USB thumb drives, just use a big one for installs.

A nice companion could be a small *PI like board with a script that scans repositories for iso updates then downloads them using torrent to avoid taxing the servers too much, then when necessary (but not more than once every N days to avoid wearing the memory) updates the dongle automatically overnight. Just stick the dongle when you're back at home and the next morning if necessary it is updated to the latest images.
Visionary design by Yoko Taro. Genius score by Keiichi Okabe. Under the watchful eye of Square Enix publisher Yosuke Saito. This dream team of iconoclasts is apparently working on two new titles!

More from Shuji Kohata's GDC talk:

An Interactive Sound Dystopia: Real-Time Audio Processing in NieR:Automata

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrUQdd96qzk

8-bit music will never die ;)

https://www.beepbox.co/
That's why "leave disabled".

But Facebook and other popular apps are nagging you to switch it on, so it's still an interesting statistic.
I'd add that you need to do the homework first: If you can adequately formulate and articulate the problem that the lab is solving, and that one cool trick you have that can solve it, that's already a great signal that you would work well (Chances are your trick won't work, but that's only because biology is merciless).
This snark is petty and unhelpful. I suggest making better use of your time here.
That's true, and I hadn't considered that angle too much.

However, methane's greenhouse effect is 25 times more potent[1] than the one of CO2, so converting carbon to methane is worse than just burning it.

And lastly, farming meat is not neutral either: at the very least, that's land you're not going to use as forest (carbon sink). And then there's the other net emissions.

I think the IPCC is doing a very thorough job at getting accurate estimations. They have many lobbies to go against, which will carefully examine discrepancies on their reports. Like wikipedia, having persons of different opinions and interest cooperate on a report, the report comes out as generally more objective and accurate, as that's the only compromise acceptable by both parties.

[1] https://www.epa.gov/energy/greenhouse-gases-equivalencies-ca...
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Just a reminder: This is coming from the same company that made a bunch of publicly available sheet music hard to access. I'm sure they'll have a number of "interesting" PRs in the future.
I was surprised because he said we didn't do what actually did for him many times. Not sure if that answers your question.

For more context: I'm 8 years at the project, it's multi-stack, we have some conventions worked out through years that more or less work for us. You don't want to adapt new ideas with every new developer as that would become a mess. But we are also open for changes, but they have to be reasonable and worth spending time on them.

The guy is/was ok in regards of front-end skills, but he lacks a lot about how to connect the dots from business logic perspective. He never got the point about making code friendly to get through instead of easy to write at the moment when he was working on it.
He also wasn't good at abstractions, and I didn't expect him to be since he was hired for junior role, but he either never wanted to accept that we want him to be better at it. One of many examples: he wanted to use BEM in Vue's single-file components. I showed that him that even Vue tells that scoping could be done by `scoped` attribute _or_ BEM. Since we use scoped, using BEM is overlapping the need of scoping. He was like "fine, but I will do it my way anyway, because I like BEM"... And then I will need to explain it somehow to some other developer who would ask - "Hey, why we have double scoping? What was the reasoning behind it?"
Yeah, I found that it needs to be said explicitly with some of the people I have recommended it to. Plenty just finished the first ending and thought that that was it, and that Playthrough B was just traditional NG+. (They didn't even know that the perspective changes!)
I don't think vegans are going to convince the rest of us to give up eating meat overnight. At most there would be a gradual shift to vegan ism over a period of years. If that happened you'd see a similar gradual drop in meat production to match falling demand.
You do see it right now, it just shows up as garbage and you stop getting messages after that.
Just because you don't understand the value proposition of something doesn't make it a scam.
I found environment variables need to be defined per environment!
I agree with you, here is a good paper for hereditarianism if anyone wants to learn more
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S019188692...
Great that your country stamped this out, but I am afraid you are the minority. Pharmaceutical industry is the most corrupt after politics and army and almost no doctor is immune to bad influence.
Straight up denial is actually harmful in getting the truth out there and fixing the problem.
It doesn’t bother me a bit.

I understand some people get real emotional about this type of thing, but I truly do not care.

I’d just prefer we start gene editing to create brainless cows so people can find something else to get all uppity about.
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In their defense, they had great keyboards.
I did switch it on, but only because I was interested to see which apps would try to request the permission.
It could be that you're confusing cause and effect, though.

How do we know that the virus (or a precursor) wasn't already circulating in China, and was simply detected in Wuhan because of the fact that there are experts in coronaviruses who reside there?

(Also I'm not entirely sure your statement about the gain of function research is correct. A Google search doesn't seem to provide any evidence one way or another.)
The poster was referring to the latency of the demo and is absolutely correct. The demo can reach 30s on some query. Half of it is due to fetch 180k document generation, and half of it is a single threaded python code that has nothing to do with our product :).
Very few drug commercials are for drugs with generics. They almost always hold a monopoly position.
Python is my absolute favorite language but it's not suitable for the kinds of things you would use bash for.

This is the real code that a Ansible uses to run a shell command correctly and is 350 lines and is still a small subset of the features of a single line of bash. https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/a2776443017718f6bbd8...

The Python code to do what a single mv invocation does is 120 lines https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/a2776443017718f6bbd8...

People always focus on the footguns that exist in Bash the language but ignore how much systems programming is abstracted away from you in the shell environment.

In Bash you can enter a Linux namespace with a single nsenter invocation. If you want to do the same in Python you have use ctypes and call libc.clone manually.
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> developers can now ship any horribly optimized thing

No, they can't. Only the right-tail power users will ever pay for this. Unless almost all of a product's users are in that group, the developers still need to offer satisfactory performance to the rest of their users, or be vulnerable to a new competitor.

> Centralized processing of all computing, would just make current issues like censorship, security issues worse.

People keep saying this. I doubt even Mighty believes they or their paradigm will take over "all computing" - just the niche that really needs it. Even a small market share can make them a big/successful company, but without making the whole internet significantly more centralised than it already is. I don't get the panic.
Now I can't tell if the commenter legitimately thinks that no scientific mind would dismiss conspiracy theories or if they're making fun of people who want scientists to entertain conspiracy theories.
You obviously didn't read what I wrote.
Small businesses can't afford to pay $1200 per month?
>Just because you're passive aggressive doesn't mean I am.

No, it's what you wrote that means you're passive aggressive.

>Unfortunately he doesn't seem to blog about that and instead focuses on the time a cop forced his head into a steering wheel because he reached in his pocket.

>The human mind gravitates towards the negative, probably due to evolutionary pressures.

>The US is such a racist place that a white dude who is a well-known Republican gave him $100,000 to do whatever for 2 years but he ignores that and focuses on the negative experiences in his life

>I wish him well, and hope he learns to recognize how fortunate he has been in other ways. If being given 100 grand to do whatever for 2 years isn't privilege, then I don't know what is.

This is the most condescending thing I've read in a while, and clearly a backhanded compliment.
Is there good library support for typed-racket?
Yes, the soundtrack was redone completely in ver.1.2242... .

It's a mixture of several real world languages, so some words may sound familiar.
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Nice selection. It's hard to pick favorites when the game has such great music but I enjoy this track a lot:

https://youtu.be/TDvLVsFk6LY
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I certainly agree that it was a violent riot. I was arguing against the silly idea that it was an attempted coup d'etat. The gp (which called it a coup) was flagged, and the parent comment was heavily edited, so there is a lot of missing context here.
Introducing mutations with purpose is beyond us, but inserting a variety of mutations randomly in areas of the proteins known to be impactful in various processes, then observing the behavior of the mutants in vivo is not. We do high throughput mutant screening all the time.
There will be no consequences for the people involved. There will be none for Fauci or anyone in the Trump/Biden administrations for allowing and not disclosing this loudly. None for the corporate press who did no journalism whatsoever. No consequences for anyone.
I do agree that the whole concept of the story and history is deeply philosophical and in fact apparently NieR:Automata and even NieR:Replicant are only a fraction of the whole story.

BUT calling the gameplay boring with lots of running around is a fair statement. NieR:Replicant is worse. And reading through what others have said/shown about previous games in the series is that they're even worse.

The gameplay looks beautiful, but it grows only very little at the beginning of the game. After that nothing changes, there is no complexity to it. If you wanted to, you could get by with circling around enemies and pressing two buttons.
Good comment, but I don't necessarily think that I completely lack communication skills. Perhaps I am too skilled at communicating, and people just don't like what I'm communicating to them. Of course, that is also context dependent, as nobody can be an expert communicator in every possible context.
The problem with luck is that people who are extremely skilled at something seem to usually get inordinately lucky. Part of skill involves setting yourself up to get lucky.

To some degree, problems of luck are also problems of volume: if you are president #45 and you have a 5% chance at creating a viral tweet, tweet 50 times and you will get one.
Good fiction that deals with this, if anyone is interested.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Water_Knife
That’s a fair point. The response is not conclusive evidence.

I still think the response is more consistent with a lab leak, even when bureaucratic schizophrenia is accounted for, but that expected level of noise makes it impossible to conclude anything definitively.
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The “chaos language” is phonetically drawing on German, Hungarian, Welsh, Japanese, French and Latin.

https://www.igamesnews.com/sony/nier-replicant-frontman-emi-...

I was lucky to catch Emi Evans on tour in Bangkok, it’s even more evocative live.

In theory Yoko Taro was there too but I’m still not convinced that he isn’t actually an art collective sharing a hat.
Not in mine!

I think you're right; it's my impression that passive voice has been the traditional style for scientific papers. However, the winds of change have been blowing for the last 15 or 20 years. Editors of most scientific journals now recommend using active voice wherever possible.

I frequently fight with my collaborators over this. In a nutshell I think the passive voice style of science writing is unclear, and dishonest in that it pretends the researcher was not involved in the research.

Check out p12 and p13 here: https://www.acs.org/content/dam/acsorg/events/professional-d...

and: http://blogs.nature.com/nautilus/2007/01/active_is_better_th...
Does this affect Apple's ability to track its users?
The question you have could easy be answer by yourself if you just go to the official page and read for 5 minutes what they are doing and how.

Coil primary uses ILP its not a blockchain its a protocol it can use fiat or "magic crypto cash on the interwebz" its irrelevant.

>This could also go via bank transfer, or hybrid systems like PayPal,stripe or vipps[1].

As soon as they support ILP yes, it could use whatever that's the whole point.
An open standard/protocol where everyone can join and offer competing service and 2 parties can transact with each other regardless of whos underlying service they use.

Like email. I dont care whos your email provider I just need your address and it works.
The IPL equivalent is called Interledger Payment Pointer. Again has nothing to do with blockchain.

If you actually are interested its now up to you to read more about it.
I wont go any further with this discussion.
Is there any machine learning tool to do that already?
It's working for me, here it is on a different hosting site if that helps https://i.ibb.co/pn5d01f/nt0-D1ef-d.webp
Ok, sure. Why can't we start with something that works with zero styling for one version of one OS on a [fixed resolution] non-touch screen in one language that can't be deeplinked into from other applications for [some people] and figure out if we're even building the right thing before we go "zOMG web-scale" and pretend we're making the next iPhone?

I'd also argue that "zero styling" means "standard controls" which often already have good accessibility, and everything (including accessibility?) can be added (re-written in?) after you have a winner.
It's great that Apple does this, but I think this should be mandated by law that tracking should be opt-in and for adult users only. I think people who decide to be tracked should also be compensated for their data.
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There are whole consultancies around picking drug names.

The name isn't supposed to make an actual claim about effectiveness--you can't call it "cancercurazine"--but they often try for something vaguely suggestive: Viagra sounds like it makes you 'vital', Wellbutrin makes you feel well, Zyban keeps you away from nicotine, etc.

I've heard--but can't find a source saying--that this is why varenicline is sold under two different names: someone felt like 'champix' was too suggestive.
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There are similar studies on meat/Neu5Gc being combined with fibre to reduce the toxicity - more carcinogens present the less fibre there is.

There are similar studies on casein/whey.

These studies do not make meat, milk, cheese or seed oils inherently unhealthy or show that you can't have them as a part of a healthy diet.

edit: doing a quick Google Scholar search I can find a bunch of studies that show positive outcomes after regular consumption of flaxseed (rich in omega 3s) or pumpkin seed (rich in omega 6) oils. These studies do not make these oils healthier.
Do you usually run in sync with others?
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>Basic telemetry isn't a bad idea but...

Yes it is, the distro maintainers will strip it out which makes the data it collects garbage.
I think we're largely in agreement. My intent wasn't to argue that the riot wasn't violent, it was to argue that it was a) not as bad as it was made out to be, and b) clearly not a coup attempt. The GP has been flagged and the parent comment heavily edited, so the original context is lost.
That was a direct quote about the labour party by a member of the labour party, so that is factual reporting.

> Diane Abbott, an ally of Sir Keir Starmer's predecessor Jeremy Corbyn, tweeted: "Crushing defeat for Labour in Hartlepool. Not possible to blame Jeremy Corbyn for this result. Labour won the seat twice under his leadership. Keir Starmer must think again about his strategy."

Granted though they've toned down the headline of the article to "Elections 2021: Conservatives hail historic Labour defeat in Hartlepool by-election"
> I thought this was a complete conspiracy theory

It would only be a conspiracy theory if there was intent - plenty of room for accident without making it a conspiracy.
It would be nice to be able pop-out a window (and set pop-out to the default) so that I can use the proper window manager built into my OS.

I don't think having an in-tab window manager is a bad idea. There are numerous sites that I like to keep contained in one tab, however for the heavy-interactive types of site where windows like this make the most sense I would generally rather use OS windows so that I get keyboard shortcuts, tiling, multi-monitor, snapping, always on top and all of the other features that exist in my OS.
Is that company hiring?
>Bitcoin is a worldwide network storing $1 trillion in value

It hurts man.
Market cap is not how much money is stored.

Have a read https://coil.com/p/XRPFax/Understanding-the-Crypto-Market-Ca...
Alternatively it has been suggested that harnessing fire to cook our food was the breakthrough that allowed that cerebral expansion. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cooking-up-bigger...
Why is it more lenient than other financing plans? That makes no sense. This could literally be a traditional lease with no cloud syncing bs involved, at a cheaper cost.

You’re accusing me of being manipulated but I have no horse in this race. You think this is a sexy idea for risk management in lending, I just find the idea abhorrent, that’s all. You’re falling into the modern polarization trap, we just don’t seem to share the same values re. privacy & property rights.

Not looking forward to the day my car airbag stops functioning because a collection agency is after me, or I’ve been targeted by the government, or they just decide to refuse service because I said something awful on Twitter. That’s our dystopian reality right now.
If you’re concerned with that then use a vpn.

I’ve used dozens of ISPs and never had this problem. Guess I’m lucky.

I don’t care if people inject stuff into my http content. If it becomes a significant problem, I’ll think about it.

Simplicity is a reward. A big reward.
"It has not escaped our notice", without the famous one (a healthy starting point for new studies?)...

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=%22it+has+not+escaped+o...
On deployment to the Middle East, I achieved lucidity almost every time I fell asleep in a closed vehicle in extreme heat. That was an incredible superpower. (FYI: engine off, vents cracked, 15 minute alarm)
A fun way to make Oracle donate a machine would be to make an official POWER port.

That's a lot of work and I don't see IBM making a machine available.
And whose expertise is politics?
A lot of writing guidance at the academic level discourages passive voice and prefers royal We’s. Passive voice also gets boring really quick.
I don't think it's an algorithm, I think it's a bunch of executives who think they are really smart because they found a loophole in the law.
I’m sure the paragraph of tiny text at the bottom of the screen technically met the above requirements. Doesn’t change the substance of the advert.
I haven't played Halo 5 multiplayer (no PC release) but I've seen movement-videos and they look _incredible_. Incredibly fun even just to watch! I'm curious to see if an improvement on that, plus the possible addition of grappling, can do in Infinite.
May not be as featureful but I like fos [1], because it provides web components, which I can use on frameworks like Elm

[1] https://github.com/victorqribeiro/fos
Do you have a source for that? It seems extremely implausible for a number of reasons.
This is really sad. The world is heading to a duopoly x86 - arm. Alpha is dead, Mips is almost dead, PA-RISC is dead, POWER is too expensive and RISC-V is mostly nice to have.
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And you can find an aggregated list of grub files for various distro's at aguslr's multibootusb:

https://github.com/aguslr/multibootusb/tree/master/mbusb.d
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