skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hi HN, OP here, I wrote a 60-page guide on how to land your first machine learning job without a degree. I added the first few parts in the main submission.

Launch Tweet: https://twitter.com/EmilWallner/status/1528961488206979072

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B1XFF1F8

Gumroad: https://emilwallner.gumroad.com/l/no-ml-degree

I’d love to hear your feedback and if it reflects your own experience with ML.
Ten Rules of Project Management
This is a classic case of "The market can remain irrational longer than you remain solvent." Whether Bitcoin continues to con investors into believing any of those theses is not directly related to whether those theses have tunred out to be reliable.
Warhammer 40k Web Comics
I’ll be honest, I’m not sure what you mean about “/. depth”, but fair enough.
I much prefer a living breathing store, than these closed-off supermarkets that Gorillas represent.

Where I live there is one squeezed in between three normal supermarkets, each with long opening hours.

There doesn't seem to be any viable business plan for these shops, which is what the article hints at.
Is this feedback process the explanation for why those previously underperforming and frequently complained about government departments have now been fixed?
I assume that commenters are learning to post sarcastic comments that trick the AI.

I pity anyone who doesn't already have a big subscription list of the small segment of quality YouTubers.
Why do all calendar apps put months next to each other, instead of using a continuous vertically scrollable view with them on top of each other?

It's maddening!

Actually Google got this right at one point - but then they reverted to the stupid way!!
Sorry, I was trying to be clear not confusing :). But no, this has nothing to do with DuckDuckGo servers or sites, whatsoever. This is about completely 3rd party sites that might embed a Microsoft script. The original example was Workplace.com embedded a LinkedIn.com script.
I use the gallery. It is simply a foldered list of my images - sorted by most recent. It doesn't try to upsell me anything. It doesn't have a tonne of features I'll never use.

It is much faster than my phone manufacturer's gallery.
> which can work with any OS, incl. firmware updates.

Keyboard that needs firmware updates? Yuck. It’s an input device. I’ll stick with my 12 year old WASD Code and Model M thank you very much.

/end boomer
My point wasn't "say something conspiratorial ergo get banned from Twitter" because if that were the case there would be far fewer people using Twitter. My point (and certainly I could make this more clear) was that it could be someone who is paid to say things that aren't true, for example, which would fall under this "spreading disinformation" category, but the OP has no idea because they don't have any information.

As an aside, it is also Russian propaganda and disinformation. But that's unrelated to the main point.
The normal service can be ordered in Switzerland.
She is far less likely to see an ad for a financial service which turns out to be a scam.
There is a Windows build available already.

LyX is a LaTeX frontend, you still need to understand some notions of LaTeX.
MonsterWriter is a WYSIWYM Word Processor, LaTeX is just used as internal tool to create PDF files. There are other exports available (e.g. HTML, Markdown, you also can publish to Ghost directly)
> \sigma _{I}^{2}=a^{2}s^{2}+\left( 1-a\right)^{2}S^{2}+2a\left( 1-a\right)\sigma.

I'd write the above expression as the following:

\sigma_I^2 = a^2 s^2 + (1-a)^2 S^2 + 2a(1-a) \sigma

The only thing you need to know to understand it conceptually is `_ -> move next character down`, `^ -> move next character up`.
I have the MX Master 3 and it's so close to perfection:

1) put the device swap button on easily accessible place along with the device led indicator (perhaps incorporated in the battery led indicator);
2) make it able to work directly via usb cable for redundancy.

That is all.
Word processor does not work with git and group collaboration and versioning properly.

HTML is not an authoring tool. Maybe pandoc or sphinx or other system would compete.
It's claimed ability to be a SoV is rather damaged by it falling more than other asset classes. If it was a more secure alternative to gold it should have headed in the other direction...
The original example was Workplace.com embedding a LinkedIn script.
Haha, I thought you just failed and shrugged and went home. You have to pay it back? I bet there are a lot of failed startups that don't have the money to pay back.
I'm sorry, but I don't think it's fair for you to imply that I'm posting in bad faith.

The link I posted is not a "random" link, and whether you click on it or not is up to you, but it's a real video of Victoria Nuland (a high ranking US government official) speaking to the US Congress. It's not Russian propaganda.

I honestly don't really care if the US has biological weapons labs in Ukraine. I don't live in the US, or Ukraine, or Russia. I don't have any skin in that game. When I first saw rumours of it I thought it was a nonsense conspiracy theory. It wasn't until I saw Victoria Nuland's "denial" that I thought "huh, maybe there's something to that".
It looks like it uses Cherry's low-profile switches, so if you're looking for switch reviews, there's your keyword.
I hope it works as well in production as it did in lab/test mode too.

It’s something I do many times a week, but it doesn’t always work out that way.
I find it so cringy when people hyperbole praise their co-workers. Just say she’s competent at her job. Empathy isn’t a superpower for goodness’ sake.

I had a peer who constantly referred to one of their employees as a “unicorn” for doing basic tasks. I felt bad for the employee.

I try to never work for people who call me a “rock star” or who refer to their employees as rock stars. (I’d make exceptions to work in the music industry)
It seems like these problems with defining/describing timezones (i.e., temporal reference systems if you will) are similar to those of defining spatial reference systems. Spatial reference systems are fairly rigorously defined/described using both standard (e.g., WKT) and non-standard formats (PROJ strings, EPSG numbers). Is there something similar for temporal reference systems?
I have a MX Keys and it works with the dongle and bluetooth, your choice. I have both the mouse and the MX Keys using the dongle connected to my display's USB hub so the mouse & keyboards are always there for the cmputer that gets connected to the USB-C cable. It's uncredibly convenient.
No. Logitech sometimes push firmware updates for their receivers for security reasons.

While my G700 is also capable of firmware updates, they didn't push anything to it since I bought it a decade ago.
How does Ukraine aid devalue USD? If anything, it helps keep it in power by weakening Russia and furthering the US hegemony.
Vector search engine ANN benchmarks
But is that really necessary?

HN for example loads quite fast on mobile. I don’t think there is anything about client-rendered HTML and CSS that can’t be adequately fast even on fairly restricted clients.

Of course you can slow things down with advanced features, my point was that a google-led test for certified “Fast Webpages” that get promoted in search results could have most of the positive impacts of AMP without the strange complexities.
While I agree with the overall sentiment (fix the big problems first to maximize payoff), the issue is one of attitude. Keeping a "save where possible" mindset, no matter how large the immediate payoff (within reasonable limits) has a much greater chance of success.

You have that effect in many areas of life. A quite obvious example is working out. Of course it won't make much of a difference if you skip today's workout or abort your 40 min run today halfway cause you don't feel like it. But it's the mindset/attitude. It makes you a quitter. It enables you to do the same thing again. And again. And in the end, the cumulative damage of the change in mindset is magnitudes worse than the single event.
Remove UK government support for food for the poor. This includes school lunches and whatnot. Will the charities be able to fill the need? The answer is no. Charities can fill gaps but not beyond that.
Aliens that come visiting might be as superior to us as we are to the inhabitants of a meadow. Might we be judged based on how we treat lesser creatures ?
I would be interested in your publications because doing a simple search[0] and reviewing a couple of papers provide me with more positives than negatives.

[0]: https://www.sciencedirect.com/search?qs=mixed%20cropping
check out the charts of SNAP (just this morning), AMZN, NFLX, TSLA, FB, GOOG,

do you have the same criticisms for the biggest equities in the US stock market?
It's absolutely not. Go google the definition of a pyramid scheme
Would be nice to support ISO8601 dates and times rather than (or in addition to) defining a similar custom format IMO
I've used the audio recorder. Other than the permission to use the microphone, it doesn't use any other permission. It doesn't even ask for general filesystem permissions, and assumes you are savvy enough to know how to use the standard Share functionality to get the files where you want.

The app does exactly what it says (records audio) and doesn't phone home, try to integrate with any services, collect any information about you. It just works.

If that type of thing is important to you, and you have a need for the functionality provided by one of the tools, there's your use case.
Doesn't seem to compete with comparable mechanicals. The Flow feature is the only appealing thing here.

I would have liked to see the VR keyboard tracking included. I would have considered one then.

I'll note that I love my MX Master 3 and haven't found anything that even comes close.
side question: how do you _get_ the code from this site. It _seems_ like it's a git repo of some sort, but i can't figure out what to clone. Is this just a ... representation of a git repo somewhere else? What am i missing?
Please be careful using these services. They show you high level data & many times do more harm than good due to misinterpretations.

Working with many non-profits, they're very careful to keep expenses below a certain percentage of their donations. Otherwise sites likes these cause them to lose donations.

Unfortunately this results in low salaries for employees which means the employees gain skills but can't afford to keep working there. The non-profit loses talent they helped build.

I know of some non-profits who have gotten around this by creating a 2nd non-profit where they receive donations just for business & administrative costs. Than use their 1st non-profit to say 100% of donations goes to our causes.

In reality, you should get to know your non-profits. Volunteer & help them out. Then you'll have a better understanding of how they use their money. Sometimes those high administrative costs result in a lot of value being achieved, even if the percentages don't look great.

Personally I'm a huge fan of a lot of community non-profits like local YMCA's if anyone is looking for a good place to start. I also tend to work with other small, local non-profits.
Yeah, this line specifically made me really question how much thought the author put into this.

Even just the assumption that "whatever else they were using is also worthless" says a lot about their willingness to jump to conclusions
New way to get vendor locked architecture?
Treasure Chess: A Chess NFT Marketplace
There is also a podcast where the results are discussed: https://youtu.be/kG3ji89AFyQ
Of course you can, but not everybody wants to.

Right now my desk is littered with ESP32 modules, small breadboards and random electronics related to a few projects I am working on.

I could build a keyboard nearly from scratch - I have a CNC machine I could carve a case on, Atmel chips that I could use to make a USB interface, etc. But I don't have the interest in building or modding a keyboard, I just want to buy something that works so I can concentrate on other things.

IMO Logitech is better than average at market research and product targeting. My guess is they will sell hundreds of thousands of these easily, probably just not to the mechanical keyboard hacker market.
Funny to see the Eckerd name again. I was wondering why it seemed familiar and then I remembered I worked there for a month or two before it was re-branded as a CVS. I don't remember delivery being a thing, but I just wanted to stick to the photolab at the time.
In terms of software services, all the code does nothing until it’s deployed.

Should schools develop software and the pass the code off to Microsoft or Oracle to deploy it on their servers?

A university couldn’t possibly do it themselves, not without giving away billions to industry!!!
Just looking at the original title, I knew this was going to be a twitter post by a Brave employee posting either hearsay, or something taken out of context.

Private browsing is a small niche, and Brave does their best to drive competitors at every turn, and not by being obviously better at it. Kinda scummy, if I’m honest.
Thanks, will keep that in mind.
2022 State of Remote Work
I would say the author just tried to redefined "distributed", and ignored those real distributed systems, e.g. Paxos/Raft-based ones.
I use it for stuff more than a couple of pages long, because:

- I can use my text editor of choice

- I don't have to worry about messing with the formatting by accident

- It goes through git easily

Anything shorter and I just use a word processor, it's not worth the time messing with the boilerplate.

I do use it for writing letters - I have a template I just fill out and it spits out a nicely formatted letter with an envelope.

It's also handy for when I need documents in multiple languages - you can make one change to the formatting and it changes them all.
It's not a particularly well argued piece. As an example, It's nitpicking numbers without showing how that nit picking fundamentally changes the argument. Like they point out that the EU Commission says 1/5 kids will be abused while the WHO says 1/10. But 1/10 is still an incredibly high number. So even if 1/5 is wrong and 1/10 is right nothing fundamentally changes.
Except I can write all of the following statements and I could speak them publicly, but you cannot write or speak of all of these things publicly in China or Russia.

The US sponsored terrorist biolabs in Ukraine to target Russian citizens.

The US *didn't* sponsor terrorist biolabs in Ukraine to target Russian citizens and it's all fake misinformation.

and I can write:

China has never genocided Uighur Muslims.

Tiananmen Square didn't happen.

The CCP is currently participating in a genocide of Uighur Muslims.

Tiananmen Square did happen and the CCP murdered lots of people.

> For them, it is the same thing pushed by state sponsored agents as you claim about Russians.

This is called a false equivalence. I also demonstrated why it's false here in this very post. Ta-da!
Its on the path to become a SoV. You don't get there on a straight line...
> But Pebble’s approach involves much less risk than people have come to associate with stablecoins, co-founder and CEO Aaron Bai explained to TechCrunch in an interview.

I really wish TechCrunch journalists would do a little more analysis of these claims instead of simply relaying the talking points of the startup’s CEOs and marketers.

“Startup offers risk-free yields higher than you can get anywhere else” should raise a lot of questions, especially when it’s involving stablecoins. Another YC company offering yields based on stablecoins (Stablegains) melted down and closed recently.
I don't use LateX explicitly (my colleagues and supervisors didn't know LaTeX and exclusively use MS Word) but I like how I can write equation in MS Word using LateX notations.
and Serbia and Iraq (which was NATO minus France/Germany).
Ask HN: Serious Machine Learning Python books that can replace a good course?
I have no need for bitcoin but looking at transaction costs, and the financial restrictions on citizens of many countries there is definitely a need for some kind of crypto currency. I can't see any other cc more trusted that BTC right now.
> Me, or anybody who needs a no-fuss, one-shot, buy-and-use-it-till-it-dies type of consumer.

You can get a cheaper no-fuss mechanical keyboard from reputable brands with respectable components for far less than this logitech keyboard is being sold.

From the top of my mind, Akko keyboards are quite nice, and most of their products sell for $50 less.

You'd need to be completely, utterly clueless to go to Logitech for a mechanical keyboard. The faintest of Google searches would lead you to established products which are both cheaper and better.
Back when I worked at [vc backed start-up] we had to use [shitty product] because [other start-up] was also getting funded by [same vc].

And it wasn't just one shitty product either. But I still agree with you because most of our revenue came from large, well-known, public companies.
>GP is talking about political Liberalism[2], of which open discussion is a core tenet.

It's really not though. Here are some issues off the top of my head that many modern liberals, at least on the internet, have no desire to honestly discuss. By discuss I mean listen and consider and understand the other side's opinion in good faith:

- Abortion
- Effectiveness of gun control
- Maybe Trump wasn't a Russian asset
- Transexual rights v. women's rights
- Drug Policy
- Benefits of free market capitalism

Most don't even understand the actual counter arguments and just understand the counter arguments as other liberals explain it to them. It seems both sides are in their corners and just shouting past each other. This is the polarization every is talking about.

I think liberals see conservatives as a caricature of that conservatives actually are and vice versa. It reminds me of the same propaganda/caricatures that the US used during WWII to try to make the Japanese and German armies look foolish and weak.
You CAN have that much capacity, but you would basically have to build the RV out of battery cells. I'm assuming they meant 20kwh, which is still HUGE for an RV, but they did say they never needed shore power in the last 2 years of living, so I guess, its possible.
The JetBrains command palette fully bridges that gap. It allows discovery of commands and shows the relevant keyboard shortcut alongside the result. And assigning a new shortcut is just an Alt-Enter away.
Military too.
If you bet on Bitcoin because of a "debased fiat currency", you have likely lost a grievous amount of value in whatever denomination anyone other than you actually cares about.

Meanwhile, you still can't use it to buy a sandwich and promises to the contrary are over five years old with no progress to speak of. It remains merely environmentally disastrous not-money. Gold buggery is eternal, though; I wonder if the elderly watching right-wing news channels are the next to be targeted with buy-it-now ads.
https://discord.gg/progdisc
After trying QMK I can never go back to any keeb with proprietary software
How many layouts do they have besides en_US?
I'm surprised by this and I am guessing it is due to a covid blip. Historically most athletics programs run revenue neutral.
I have one at work, it feels absolutely fantastic. I was very surprised when it was used randomly at a new info kiosk.
> The balance of power inside families

The question is: is gender even related to this? Or is a position of power simply that much less often taken by a woman in a family? Similarly with race, ethnicity, job, and so on.

I'm willing to believe there's a certain percentage of humans in general that simply enjoy hurting others - and that it's a much larger percentage than we'd expect. I also suspect that most of them are unaware of this fact about themselves, and so they don't actively, or consciously, seek to position themselves in a way that would allow them to hurt other without consequences. I would be willing to bet that the percentage of people who both know their nature and actively seek to express it via abuse of power to be vanishingly small[1].

If all of the above is true, then we're left with people who enjoy hurting others, but don't realize this or don't express it without being put in a position of power. When they are put in a position of power, they start expressing their desires. Whether they are men or women, white or not, rich or poor, etc. I think has little significance.

[1] If you understand yourself well enough to know about this, you're also generally intelligent enough not to try doing it on random, unwilling people.
Been using one for over two years now. They're great, but I'd say go for one that isn't row staggered (the keys don't line up vertically in columns).
Per the Merck Manual and other sources, as long as 10 days. Prodromal, "denoting the period between the appearance of initial symptoms and the full development of a rash or fever" I recently came across a claim it's up to 20 days.

In a couple of reports I read yesterday of ex-Nigeria West African clade cases, which appears to be the same source and variant family for this Western outbreak, three cases started with pustules in the groin area before they gained a lot more coverage. From memory at least two of those cases were associated with handling rodents which are thought to be the animal reservoir for the disease.
I did not know this privacy comparison between browsers. It was shared under the tweet: https://privacytests.org/android.html
There is a difference between a simple language and a small language - sometimes they are the same thing, in other cases the language is small but not necessarily simple.

The C language is a relatively small language, but has been used to write complex databases and operating systems. So is C simple or complex? Or both? (Everyone has a different opinion).

Also, there's also a distinction from the small language core (the syntax and lanuage features) and the much bigger standard library that provides additional functionality.
Google Play app purchases are tied to your account, not your phone. You don't need to try purchase when you get a new phone.
‘The Last Generation’: The Disillusionment of Young Chinese
I didn't know about the choc V2s until today, thanks! A shame that there might be fitment issues.
Fair enough. I’ve been out of college for almost a decade, so I’m out of the loop with respect to what students want. I do suspect that unless crypto bounces back relatively soon some of that desire will go away.
Can you though?

I am trying to build a custom keyboard. It's exhausting to sort through the bad layouts, tacky RGB cases, and ugly keycaps. Custom keycap sets rarely have legends for function/media keys. If I find something I like, everything is sold out, or the "drop" has ended.

It's potentially a lot of work. I love the idea of a big manufacturer designing a keyboard that checks many boxes for people. Decent switches, a decent layout, and actual legends on keycaps will go a long way.
Avoid installing their Logi Options software. It installs as root on OSX and is a nightmare to uninstall.
They're talking Miele, which most likely means canister vacuums. The two of you have very different mentality / approaches to vacuuming...and that's totally OK.
Farside: A list of self-hosted instances
To be honest, the majority of the CVEs are for 3rd party plugin and themes that no rewriting of core will fix.
They do have ads though, advertising their respective "Pro" versions.
I did not know that about android. You can’t migrate your apps from an old phone to a new phone?
An unfortunate thing about Morrowind for me is the "you can never go home" effect. Fans can always remaster it with better graphics, but the strangeness and beauty of playing it for the first time is something that we won't get to experience again.
*USB-A, the B ones are for devices, i.e. what you typically saw (in the micro variety) on cell phones before UBS-C started happning. The big "original" USB-B ports are still common on printers.