skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Is a plumber who didn't graduate high school but runs his own business making $90k in a LCOL area where homes cost $150k upper or lower class? What about a plumber working under someone else in a HCOL area making $120k but where homes cost $500k?

idk, these seem like things that can be reasonably calculated based on current statistics
Its not the value of Indian education, its about having the right in the first place. Education was plainly denied in the name of caste(religious entitlement) and only very few had access to education until recently. As a side effect of british colonilzation everyone had access to education. But still it took several decades after independence(1947) for some one to get college level education. Vast majority of indians are first person to go college.

Now the op has a kid who is about to enter college which means when he arrived to USA he was already had access to college level education although had little money. The
I'll often use tensorflow probability's time series package.
Considering most Americans are massively in debt, I doubt this.
So much cope; I'd rather this political faction was just honest and just admitted they'd want power over Twitter to ban Trump supporters because that is the sacrament of Democracy. It comes to that in final analysis, friend-enemy distinction.
>The reason I'm grateful for what we have is that I'll never forget those days.

Dont forget to be grateful to the black people affirmative action was originally intended to help. They are the only reason you were allowed into the US and could become naturalized. They spent their limited political capital fighting for you when they didnt need to.
Thanks to everyone who has checked this out! This is the first real app I've launched on HN, and it's a great feeling to know people are using something I've made. :)

To anyone who wants to give the phone call/text messaging features a shot asap, you can use the code NUDGESHN for 3 months free on a Pro plan.

For the record, the free plan doesn't include any call/text credits at the moment because I'm worried about my phone provider disabling my account over spam if I allow this for free accounts.
If you’ve got the time it’s a quaint meditation in unbounded exponential growth. Besides, a future without hypnodrones is no future at all.
ChatBot’s path from hackathon to 2600 customers and $300k in monthly revenue
While your first and second paragraph may generally be true the opposite can also be true.

I do prefer receiving gifts when those gifts are informed. Which is why asking about desired gifts is perfectly fine.

There are certain classes of things that I do not consider necessary yet I would desire and for which the variety available results in paralysis of choice. For these, having the giver choose, and having the thing have additional sentimental value (it is from the giver) makes it more valuable than the thing itself.
Yes, and people were happily reading news in newspapers for centuries.

Targeted advertising exists, it is legal everywhere, and we are way past the point it could be put back in the bottle. What still can (and should) be regulated is privately identifying information management, and so far things are improving in this direction.
I found this link here by the way:

http://amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2022-11-00008-EN.html

Here is a video of the game:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FjqMQvhQ_8

The game was created as part of the Amiga Blitz Basic Game Jam:

https://itch.io/jam/abbgjam
Yep. It's an ad.
Company should be valued near zero based on that data. And yet …
Xgboost is a classifier for tabular data, prophet is for time series prediction. They are different use cases, though you can likely massage xgboost to do time series prediction if you really wanted to. So the question of which is better is "it depends"
Decades ago i was make similar technique but also involving CreateRemoteThread or CreateRemoteThreadEx.
That depends on the point of view.

Writing compilers, linkers, running bare metal on embedded hardware are all systems programming tasks.
How do you play this
This is a sandbox where GPT-3 can execute code in IPython and handle the response after execution. The result is an assistant who can answer a huge number of questions.
I've had a few that made me feel valued. Thoughtful gifts when a baby was born, when a family member died, and when I got Covid-19.

But the generic "give one of these to everyone in the company" gifts? Nah.
> Nowhere did I state that. You are putting words into my mouth and making up fake arguments. You are doing a classic straw man. Just stop, with that, and argue actual points that I made.

But that is exactly the result of your preferred policies. You don't just get to push for a policy and then walk away from the consequences claiming they have nothing to do with you.
Google says privacy key as NZ Identity Check system planned
Started reading about laundry but ended up reading the entire blog… Very interesting stuff!
I actually don't think it's a bad take. Everyone theoretically falls somewhere on a spectrum of "optimum sleep requirements". That's a given. What I take from the advice is that you may be well above your optimum. In my experience, it's easy to get in a habit of sleeping beyond what's needed. I, for one, feel terrible all day if I let myself sleep too long. Waking up earlier is harder, but my body consistently feels better for it. YMMV.
If you defend race-based affirmative action that lowers chances of Asian youth to get into certain spots - and this is what current affirmative action obviously does - you are fine with the larger picture, even without stating it explicitely.

You cannot disawow the consequences while supporting the mechanism that produced them. It is like saying "I hate reeducation camps and cultural revolutions but I support Maoism".
>Sure, why not?

Well, for starters, to prevent the police from kicking my door in and shooting me or my pets simply because I was placed on a list of people who downloaded an app. Simply "police chase and abandon leads all the time" is not a strong enough rationale to justify the original suggestion to me.
Trends and Opportunities in Time Series
If no one ever responded to anything the way you did it would be an improvement.

I don't think Indian education is noticeably better than other developing countries anyway. Much less poor regions of the US. Especially India a generation ago.
> The Free Software Foundation considers obfuscated JavaScript blobs to be unfree, even though they are source code. As long as we're being whiny hackers, why not go the extra mile and declare all unreadable code unfree? Where exactly would you draw the line here?

The FSF says it's the "preferred form of the work for making modifications to it", and includes all the source needed to "generate, install, and (for an executable work) run the object code and to modify the work, including scripts to control those activities."

That line says Arthur Style is just fine, as that is Authur's preferred form.

> People will often claim that since X is Free and Open Source Software, every user of X is enabled to hack on it and bend it to their will.

They are also enabled to find someone else to hack on it, or who have hacked on it. We see people doing this with Linux, Chromium, LLVM, and VS Code.
Also libwebp reached 1.0 only about 8 years after it was added to Chrome. So I don't think this is a major criterion.

That said, we are aiming to reach
the libjxl 1.0 milestone within a reasonable timeframe, i.e. somewhere in 2023, preferably first half.
>> give hard cold cash

Best gift ever and good for the environment.
> I really can’t imagine a gift that would motivate me as an employee.

Extra Leave Days.

That would not only motivate me, but it would result in an overall higher level of productivity.
Sktime is the best toolkit for time series out there. It provides a sklesrn like API for many models and modules for validating, metrics for evaluating and all that sklearm jazz.

Besides that, I also like statsmodels as the docs are pretty good.
IIUC, the quality knob (not the effort knob) isn't relevant for lossless encoding.

Knobs are also less relevant for lossless decoding, where there's only one correct output for any given input.

In any case, my code (https://github.com/nigeltao/qoir/blob/main/adapter/jxl_adapt...) copy/pastes examples/encode_oneshot.cc from the libjxl repository, plus an additional JxlEncoderSetFrameLossless call.

So I'm using whatever knob values that the libjxl example uses, i.e. the default knob values. If there are better knob values for lossless, let me know.
Yes, I do think it’s absolutely sensible to make something like this mandatory for people who sell stuff or have some kind of commercial interest.

However, the law is pretty unclear about what is considered commercial interest. This effectively leads to the situation where basically any site of any kind is expected to have an imprint or otherwise, you can expect to get a nice and expensive writing from a lawyer.
In my greenhouse I use half white, half blue/red lights. The resulting colour is not uncomfortable, and I can just turn off the blue/red lights when I want to inspect the plants in white light.

To be honest though, I have no idea whether it saves a noticeable amount of energy compared to using just white lights.
By that logic you're fine with Google handing over all users' location data to the police? Since the police can just determine if you're not involved in crime from it.
"“Increased money supply causes inflation” is an accurate macro view of how money works"

It isn't though is it.

How does $100 in a drawer cause inflation? That is the correct analogy or you wouldn't see the $100 on the balance sheet. It has to be saved to show up. Otherwise it would pass by loan repayment and taxation points and disappear as balance sheets contract.

Inflation is always, everywhere, a lack of supply capacity. Excess capacity to supply is what keeps prices down via market competition.

"You’ll see the money sometimes sits idle in bank reserves without causing immediate inflation"

Bank reserves are assets of banks that sit in Central bank accounts. You or I can't hold them because we can't have central bank accounts. They can only ever be passed to other banks.

Your view of banking is completely wrong. Try this explanation from the Bank of England. https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/quarterly-...
PyTorch for recurrent nets (TensorFlow would work too).
Firefox still doesn't support animated AVIF, or does it now?
It really depends on what is the goal.

Get some forecasts quick => FB Prophet. It's not as good as they'd have you believe, but it's fast and analysts can play with it to some extent.

Outlier detection => Hand-rolled C++ ETS framework.

Multilevel predictions and/or more complex tasks => That's where neural models start to have the edge, but at that point it's a costly project. I like simpler stuff to start, moving to the big guns if/when it's needed.
Microsoft has apparently ported DWrite to Rust (the C++/WinRT team is now having all the fun in Rust/WinRT, while ignoring the lack of tooling in C++/WinRT after they killed C++/CX), Azure IoT unit is adopting Rust on Azure Sphere alongside C while not supporting C++, and at Ignite Mark Russinovich did mention they are planning to port some sysinternals tools into Rust as kind of POC.
You can list 1000 reasons why moderation is different from censorship, but people in power can achieve the same censorship goal with tools provided by moderation.

e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32416424

So as a result they are practically the same thing.
From 3 years of failure to $500 MRR
> Deleting a comment because it is insulting a person is moderation.

Moderation is far more than that. Moderation depends on context - for example, deleting a comment like "$political-party is better than their opponents" from r/programming is "against freedom of speech", but is an example of good moderation, because political discourse is off topic on that forum.

Moderation is about setting the tone and scope of discussion. For many kinds of forums, this includes deleting comments that the moderators find outrageous, silly, inflammatory, and off-topic. Removing things that don't conform to their own views is however a faux pas, moderators are supposed to be neutral in the on-topic discussions, as their name suggests. False/fake are a more complex discussion, as there is no universal source of truth of course.

Now, for a completely open forum, such as Twitter or Facebook, moderation doesn't really make sense, since no discussion or tone is off-topic a priori (except of course for removing illegal speech).
(freezes) Did anyone else just hear something? No? Must have been the wind...
Until one needs to deal with async/await, write GUI code, the upcoming GAT, or macros.
Talent sorting in Germany has many flaws, but "forcing" people to study medicine is definitely not one of them.
Moderation is a subclass of censorship.
We're literally talking about people losing their codes. What makes you think most people even have a system to securely archive TOTP codes long term, much less actually think to do it?

What if an iPhone user uses Apple Notes to store their TOTP keys (probably one of the most reasonable ways accessible to a non-technical user), but then 5 years down the line switches to Android, 5 more years pass and they've entirely forgotten that they even used to put TOTP codes in Apple Notes 10 years ago, and then they need their TOTP codes?

Securely archiving things which are rarely if ever needed across many decades is an incredibly hard problem, and I would trust approximately 0% of users to do it correctly.
For me, some of the best gifts are those things that I like, but I wouldn't buy myself because I find them too capricious, too shallow, too unnecessary, etc. to justify the cost. In your words, suboptimal.

Gifts are an emotional thing so it's no wonder that they don't make much sense from a purely rational perspective, as (at least most of the time) that's not the point of gifting.
There was a back and forth on that subject a few years back: Mozilla rewrote their sourcemap parser from JS to naïve Rust (/WASM) for a 5.89x gain, mraleph objected to the need and went through an epic bout of algorithmic and micro-optimisations to get the pure JS to a similar level, then the algorithmic optimisations were reimported into the Rust version for 3x further gain (and much lower variance than the pure JS).

https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/01/oxidizing-source-maps-with...

https://mrale.ph/blog/2018/02/03/maybe-you-dont-need-rust-to...

https://fitzgeraldnick.com/2018/02/26/speed-without-wizardry...
"I wake up feeling stiff"

Yoga/Tai-Chi may help with that. I used to feel stiff until I started exercising regularly. Muscles and sinews need some stretching and contraction to stay healthy.
I learned something, thanks. One of Chen's arguments is, that C allows better memory control compared to C++. For example, it's easy to place the vtable in pageable memory instead of non-pageable memory. Do you know if rust has this problem too, since it also uses vtables?
That's why the distinction made by the dictionary definition AFAIK is not made by form, but by actor. Censorship is done by a public authority, moderation is done by a private entity.
While being written in C++, so it can't make C++ go away in those domains.
MacBook Pro experiencing ping spikes to local router (2016)
I'm not even sure how you can get it to work on time series...
I implemented a three direction diff in Python at https://github.com/samsquire/text-diff

It's not ready for app or editor usage, but it's a POC.

Conflict detection is fairly hard to get right, I can detect overlapping ranges to colour the output green or red.

Using this guide to implement the algorithm. https://blog.jcoglan.com/2017/02/12/the-myers-diff-algorithm...
Adding to that, the whole "schtick" of german education is that the distribution is less extreme on the tails than other countries (looking at you, USA...). So we have a lot of high-class technical universities which are mostly interchangeable in the quality of students they produce, with a few stand-outs (like the ones you mentioened), which, however, stand out less extreme than in the aforementioned US.
I actually do know quite a few people who look up the imprint before shopping there, especially when they buy stuff as a business. You’re obviously right but it’s fairly easy to copy an imprint, and the whole shady lawyer thing for minor errors also is absolutely a pain.

I don’t think it’s completely useless, but it’s certainly not perfect either. As the parent comment suggested having a business register It’s legit domains would probably makes sense from a consumer protection point of view.

However, with the current state of the digital administration in Germany this change would introduce so much overhead that it would lead to a lot of justified opposition.
Yeah and if it turns out there’s an obscure bug in those libraries they should write their own.

Which they are doing.
C extensions can help. Some libraries use native wrapped code and that acceleratws things.
It simply can't be done. It's always possible in theory but never in practice. Or at least certainly not in this special snowflake case.

Until someone bucks the trend and does it.

But for that you need someone with actual intelligence and empathy; a Feynman of that sphere so to speak.

In every gatekeeper community this is the order of things until someone finally destroys the gates to the knowledge and the monopoly of the priesthood. Until then, it's basically "blame the victim" for their own lack of understanding (e.g. "people listen very little", "people are more skeptical of others", "they try to poke holes in your explanations", "They'll repeat whatever objections they've seen or heard somewhere", etc).
If you take criticism of any activity you partake in as being "damned rude" and a violation of site T&C, then there'd never be any discussion at all.

You are not your job, and prepare yourself for listening to honest criticism of the things you base your identity around or you will find it very difficult to learn and grow.
Time delay embedding (i.e. the observed value at different time lags as a feature) is the usual trick to turn time series data into a tabular form for this sort of regression.
Please! Not again!

....too late...
thanks for the reply

good to hear some info from people there... then i wonder why they are still doing zero-covid lockdowns?

is it hesitation for getting the vaccine? something else?
For feature engineering check out tsfresh and sktime, especially the minirocket algorithm.

https://tsfresh.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

https://www.sktime.org/en/v0.8.2/api_reference/auto_generate...
No, these aren't valid reasons. The fact that a person wants to go visit their relatives (by plane only, not by bus, car or train), or take a vacation, or a business trip, doesn't qualify them as a potential kidnapper or criminal.
Right after a pandemic that disrupted to a degree multiple aspects of our life, I say this is not the right time to seek productivity. It is time to reconnect with yourself, your motivations, and your ability to build self enforcing social relations. If you have all these, congratulations, go for optimizing productivity!
In this case it was about once a year and it was the only cable directly connecting the two locations. There was one occasion where there was a break only months after one was finally repaired, really frustrating. There are more cables taking that route now, so a bit of redundancy.

Most of the time I'd find out officially via network operators bulletin boards (i.e. those looking after AS and IXs) there wouldn't be anything reported in the local news because, for most people, as this article alludes to, the content edge servers they actually connect to are pretty close, both physically (distance) and virtually (hops).
Yes copying that information is obviously fairly easy and allows the scammer to make at least short term legit looking websites.

Adding the legit domains to the Handelsregister doesn’t seem like the worst idea to me. However, as the digital access to government services is still basically non-existent this would lead to a whole lot of additional bureaucracy and slowed down processes.
How do you work with max-char-per-line limits of coding conventions ?
Does code you write with tabs as 4 spaces follow the convention but then break on Linus computer ?
More distros should adopt the Debian practice of installing into dist-packages and leaving site-packages as a /usr/local equivalent for pip to use on it's own.
You should consider the communicative value of gifts, a communicative gift is one where someone likes something and believes that the receiver will also like it, this is not just I like TinTin comics so I will give the big book of TinTin to receiver because how could someone not love TinTin? I love TinTin so he's great!

A communicative gift is I know they won't like TinTin the way I do but given that they are a lesbian that wants to read lesbian focused literature maybe give them the Locas: Maggie and Hopey stories and they will get that you considered them in choosing what to get, but also to introduce something to them that you like that you value and that you hope they will value as well.
What you're talking about is clearly censorship and not moderation by the OP's definition - "blocking speech that both sides want to hear".

Your link is actually great for his point: people in power (OnlyFans and Meta) blocked something that both sides (their competitors, and their competitors' users) wanted to hear - otherwise they wouldn't have needed to block it. (For the sake of argument, I'm assuming that the lawsuit's claims are true - I have no idea if they are but it's not pertinent to this point.)
adolph reed has been accused of that as well...

good interview with him (and i'd say he explains things much better than the article imo)

https://daily.jstor.org/adolph-reed-jr-the-perils-of-race-re...
Darts gives you a lot of options, including newer deep learning approaches like NBEATS and NHiTS.

https://unit8co.github.io/darts/
C++ casts are safer. I think you are confusing concepts here.

There are C++-style casts that are compile-time errors that C would allow you to do in C style. For C everything is potentially a reinterpret cast basically.

C++ casts are safer than C's.
It hasn't received news or updates because it has been locked. Basically Mozilla's position seems to be that they're not going to do anything on this front until Chrome does it first. I can only assume the decision makers at Mozilla feel the need to "prove their loyalty to the AOM", just like the Chrome codec devs, by blocking non-AOM codecs, in particular JXL.
In the comment from the Proton team member, they repeatedly bring up the open-source nature of Bridge as if that fact alone is an excuses the litany of bugs in Bridge. ProtonMail are selling a premium service at premium prices, and yet a catastrophic data loss bug has existed in Bridge for a while. The dev team knows about it, and nothing has been done it seem? Have users been warned? are mitigations in place? It's just wild.
Not necessarily political in ideology, but the tool included a fairly cruddy hardcoded slur regex that instance admins couldn't configure. It was prone to picking up false flags (someone tried for example to make a Stardew Valley community on it but it got censored out by the slur filter).

The stated reason for not removing it or making it configurable was "to make it as difficult as possible for far right instances to use Lemmy", but all it really seems to have resulted in is a dozen or so forks dedicated to removing the slur filter and at least one missed customer who doesn't like dealing with "computer says no" nonsense (by which I mean me, I always like trying out fedi tools).

It eventually did get configurable if memory serves me right, but that took several years. I'm sure there's more, these sorts of ideology driven projects always end up with similarly crappy anti-features.