skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Look at the reviews. It's a few percent faster than a 4790K but three times the price. It's not for games.
Ditto. OLD ARTICLE FROM 2011.
Yes, but that kind of thing always happens with new gens and won't last long.
Well in an age of $19billion chat app acquisitions, $6 trillion ain't what it used to be. That's only a one time cost of 8% of the Gross World Product. Spread that over a 20 year construction time-frame and that's $300billion per year globally.

Something of that scale could reasonably be covered if the U.S., Europe and China/Korea/Japan all agree to Iraq War level spending each for that time period.
Still great and all, but I was really hoping to show this to the people that keep complaining about how the ice bucket challenge is just another vapid, attention-seeking fad that's roughly equivalent to armchair activism.

Edit: Also I realize that even if this were a current article the odds of it being a result of the donations brought in by ice bucket challenge and not an existing years-long effort are basically nil, but still. Had my hopes up there for a minute.
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So not much has happened in the meantime? No clinical trial progress?
Using container_of is better because it doesn't lead to a broken code when someone (accidentally) splices another field at the top of the struct.

Or put differently, direct casting comes with an assumption, while container_of doesn't. The fewer obscure assumptions are there in the code, the better. I think we can all agree on that :)
Then you just don't have enough "hustle" for this business.
That's not true anymore. Most of the AI "thinking" can be multithreaded, physics can be multithreaded, rendering can be multithreaded, even core systems like loading of ressources is heavily multithreaded. It's not easy, but it's a reality for most gamedev now. However, there is a limit of how much can be multithreaded and how well it'll scale. There's a lot of inter dependencies between objects and systems that force some level of serialization, just like any other multithreaded application.
I have a hard time making anything out of the "facts" here from Lyft. Apparently Uber has cancelled about 5k trips over the past year. That ends up being about 1 cancelled trip every 5 days in each Lyft city (I can't imagine that's nearly enough volume to disrupt anything). What's more, they're now claiming that 85% of trips by Uber contractors are cancelled. That means Uber's alleged master plan is to get into one Lyft car every 2 months for each Lyft city?

Something doesn't add up here. This seems much more like a company on the way out trying kick up some dust. There's no way any of these reported numbers make sense.
Hey Jorge,

Looks like Lukas might have missed your response but I can jump in. We definitely love to work with the little guys, too. Nothing is more interesting than the use cases that academics and startups come up with. You should reach out to Lukas via e-mail (he shared it elsewhere in this thread) or our sales team (http://www.crowdflower.com/platform-plans) to talk specifics.

We've also got a trial that will let you process 5,000 rows of data without having to worry about a paid plan. It's not time limited, either, so you can take as long as you need to go through those first 5,000 photos of yours.

You might want to check out a recent blog post up about a photo keyword gen job run by one of the guys at CF: http://www.crowdflower.com/blog/how-i-got-the-crowd-to-gener...
I'd assume that gap between one research paper identifying biomedical mechanism and making a first few drugs for clinical trials is at least 5-10 years, probably more because I'd imagine it isn't trivial to find a drug that can regulate the protein pathways in a robust way.

Those in the biomedical industry could enlighten us about typical time spans.
- re layout: yes, at the moment there's a widget_matrix which can help with positioning, but I'm also keen to add slightly more friendly functionality into the ui_context: i.e. uic.add_widget(direction, padding, |position|{ /* widget::draw... */ }) or something along these lines. I'm totally open to other suggestions and inspiration too :)
- re draw: this function is actually the only instance of code required for the widget (hence the "immediate-mode"ness), so I'm not too sure what else could be abstracted away (other than some args)!
15 minutes or 3 hours
Indicas don't contain roughly equal amounts of THC and CBD -- the difference between the two is at least an order of magnitude. An exemplar indica might have 20% THC and 1.5% CBD, which would be considered an extremely high level of CBD. Your main point is still valid though, I just wanted to make the relative quantities clear.

Some nonspecific examples of tested strain concentration:

https://budgenius.com/strains.html?tab=0&high_rating=0&sleep...
Yes! this is one of the first links that introduced me to the more promising side of imgui - Conrod probably wouldn't have taken this direction without this intro.
Both my android devices run 2.3 and I'm using highcharts without problems on both. Which is why I won't probably be using this.
Its certainly for DRM reasons. HBO, Netflix, and a host of other services support casting
An Intel 4-core processor for about $180 is going to be roughly comparable to the AMD 8-core, given sufficient threading; for single threaded, the intel will probably be faster because of higher IPC, and the power/heat will be much lower. This site has a pretty reasonable comparison: http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i5-4430-vs-AMD-FX-8350

OTOH, AMD will let you use ECC, which would be nice; the Intel processor includes a video card on board, if that's of interest.
Hi Derek,
That presentation is awesome! Are the slides available somewhere? (the video doesn't capture them)
Thanks
This a terrible quantitative analysis because there is zero analysis of objective data, and all the analysis done that is actually presented uses magical nondisclosed algorithms. (how did the OP decide the weights for each metric of importance?

All of the classification of the YC startups is inherently affected by bias, and there's no statistical logic behind any of the conclusions.
I can't t-spin!
This is bullshit. It is bullshit because he didn’t save anyone a click at all — he stole an experience.

Step aside Vladimir Putin, we've identified the real villain of the day!
Sick of Ruby
Interest in development of C++ has never been more vigorous. Representatives from more companies than ever before are getting involved in C++ standardization and giving talks: see http://cppcon.org for details. There are now numerous study groups involved in standardization, each focusing on a specific feature targeted for C++17. Scroll down to the bottom of this page for details: https://isocpp.org/std/the-committee.

C++11 and C++14 have done a lot to enable users to write clean, efficient code. I probably would not be using C++ today if I were forced to write in C++03 style. I am still not convinced that C++ has gotten any easier to learn over time. But for those who know how to use it well, no language ranks better in allowing users to write clean, efficient, and portable code.
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This was what was revolutionary about Quake III, no? It ran inside some iD VM...
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Wow, 49 years of refinement - there's an intellectual legacy to be proud of. I know virtually nothing of biochemistry but resources like this are wonderful for gaining a sense of what there is to learn and how fundamental things relate to each other. It's rare to see such a comprehensive and beautifully curated map.
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I guess people could request directions to a street that doesn't exist.
It's easy to point out problems with semantic versioning; I'd rather read about solutions. Semantic versioning is not harmful. What's harmful is its misuse; don't rely on all projects to apply it the same way.

With or without semver, I'm going to lock my dependencies and test thoroughly when I do bump them. But semver sure is handy to help me comprehend the degree of changes in project dependencies. It's also great for finding the sweet spots among common dependencies.

I'm all ears for something better, but semantic versioning does not need to be condemned, we simply need to use it correctly.
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I can agree with that almost without reservation :)
I would be interested in interviewing (for the worlds smallest blog audience) some of "the worlds best BSD admins" - is there any chance of an introduction ?
Ask HN: School or Programming?
I love porgramming, i really <3 it. Im sure most of us in HN do. But, recently, I've been facing a problem...

School is getting in the way of programming for me. Our school does'nt(at all) encourage programming and due to that, I'm having a tough time balancing between my school life and my coder life. My parents don't want me to code, as they think that doing so is causing me to lose interest from studies and probably, even, affects my grade :(

What do I do ? my life is getting really complicated lately...
It doesn't show up (other than the labels) if you have satellite view enabled.

Here's a screen capture in case they clean it up:

http://imgur.com/PaFPj1r
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If you’re iterating the hash function until it’s “sufficiently slow", the result is a (one-off, badly-designed) key-derivation function. That’s how they work.
Containerization could offer close to the same level of isolation as VMs without the insane memory bloat. Plus, VMs might be able to share common memory pages if it becomes necessary.
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You took the AP CS, and knew you could get an A+, why do you think you suck at programming?

Being able to program is a wonderful skill - the computers are so accurate, so efficient and never complains once you get all the bugs out. It's great. The languages are getting easier and more powerful. I think the world will soon just have 2 groups of people - people who program or make things, and people who don't.

In short, programming is a great career to start. You don't have to be an amazing programmer to appreciate it's beauty and value. Yes, it may be stressful, hey, even jobs at Starbucks or the Amazon warehouse get stressful - if you work at (any job) loser companies, you also lose your job easily when the bossmen screw up. If I am to choose an easily, portable skill to harness, programming is better than box-packing or coffee-pouring.
Without owning a car
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> Finally we are moving beyond 32GB RAM limit

We sure are living in a sci-fi millennia
It's funny to hear them sing of bringing sunshine to the world when IBM helped the Nazis in the holocaust.
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Well, AMD's power usage also affects reliability (motherboards fail way more often). That is, if you're buying a top of the line chip, which you should because it's almost as fast as Intel's midrange Haswells :-)...

But IMO, just go with Intel.
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A 4 core intel processor running at the same clock rate as a 4 core AMD processor will be wayy faster and efficient per watt and overall.
Then you can have them bobbing up and down for days or weeks because of the weather, very frustrating ;)
The US is unusually fussy about renouncing citizenship compared to most other countries. They assume anyone who does so is doing so for tax reasons, which would make sense given the US has a lot of rich people and it taxes its citizens even while they're abroad.
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Well, now at last I know. Thanks!
The book shows up as "usually ships within 2-3 weeks" on amazon, even though it's a prime item. I guess this is what happens when amazon gets flooded with orders on an item without a large stock? I wonder if it's the publisher that didn't give amazon a large stock, or if it was driven by its own algorithms.
It's great to give real-time ray-tracing more potential.
If this gets popular, I can see them stripping the OS and other cruft down so that the application almost runs on bare (virtual) metal. A complete desktop OS with user software and drivers for all the unused hardware sounds unlikely.
Decelerating in space is the same as accelerating, you just face the other way.
With all respect to our American cousins -> Bitcoin != A US financial system. Regrettably yet another article from an American perspective, by an American author, that doesn't take into account the actual context.

...balanced and well written, but forgets the rest-of-the-world exists. America is certainly powerful and influential - but this system goes well beyond her borders.
I'm not sure what you would do with billions of dollars thrown at cancer. At least with guns and rockets there's hardware to build. I suspect breast cancer research, for example, can't usefully absorb more money.

I think you're overlooking an emotional component to military service. For a lot of people it ties into issues of heritage, national and personal identity. For many Americans it's synonymous with the idea of national service.

If our grandfathers' Space Corps had stood strong and unbending in the face of the Martian landing pods, we would likely not have any trouble getting the cool missions funded now.
This years Defcon CTF has some RF hacking. An FPGA running an MSP430 was one of the flags. That's some cool low level stuff.
DNS lookups instead of whois. There are plenty of instant domain search services using the same technique.
Let me guess, you'd be opposing a cure to ebola even if it didn't involve animal testing because "Why do you think that it is okay to kill poor hapless ebola?"

> "Why do you see this as different/worse than deliberately infecting other primates? Is it because they do not have advanced technology?"

Sure, let's go with that one. Humans are able to research and eradicate diseases, but monkeys are not. Humans therefore have a greater inherent worth.

Go proselytize somewhere else.
The online to offline social networks can solve the faceless social networking; however, you can lead the horses to the water, but you cannot make them drink the water.

"They found for example that face-to-face interactions and the trust people place in one another are strongly correlated with well-being in a positive way. In other words, if you tend to trust people and have lots of face-to-face interactions, you will probably assess your well-being more highly."
Because feuds about manners generate lots of low-cost publishable words and attention.
Or spin it at 2g and raise a generation of ripped space bros. Let's think big!
> But if he would never consider such a thing for himself, if it's only part of a show he puts on for others in hopes of getting paid ("it speaks to the inhumanity of corporate greed...blah, blah" he explains greedily),

You seem to be referring to Marcel Duchamp's Fountain (the urinal) and if so you are missing the point.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountain_%28Duchamp%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Readymades_of_Marcel_Duchamp

> Take a toilet nailed to the wall. If the person who created this thing would have done so if he had known that no one else would ever see it, if he would have nailed the toilet to his own wall at home knowing that he was the only one who would ever see it just because HE HIMSELF wanted to look at it, then it really is art to him. It's not any art that I'm interested in, but that doesn't matter. All art is subjective. It is a genuine expression of his own esthetic desires. It IS art to him.

Art is a statement and you can't isolate that statement in a vacuum that would cut it from its historical perspective.

> Nothing is objectively art; art is always in the eye of the beholder, but it's only real art to someone if they would want it even if no one else ever saw it.

Of course, but the context around the piece of art is indeed objective.
I think it could, as always, depend on the quality of the teacher. I am not speaking about Cisco courses, but I recently attended a Microsoft course and the course was provided through recorded material prepared by Microsoft, with a local trainer that could be questioned in case of need (this was due to the fact that I was attending the course in English and the training center was normally organizing it in another language). The Microsoft "recorded" teacher knew his stuff, but the local teacher was not that expert because he was acting as supporting teacher for many many courses (we were 6 people in the class, each one doing a different course: AD, Exchange, SQL Server etc..)
So I missed a bit of interaction AND real-life stories that you typically exchange with other students and with the teacher as well.
Fortunately the course was paid by my company, but I came back thinking that maybe paying 29$ for a month of Pluralsight would have been a better investment than spending 2000$ for the official MSFT course (even better subscribing for a full year of pluralsight and having the possibilities of having many more additional training videos).

Having said that, for Cisco I'll suggest you to check the Chris Bryant courses available on Udemy [no affiliation], I bought one of them (CCNA) few months ago but just right after I was hired in a non-networking position (and in a company that is not using Cisco) so I never finished it, but the quality seems to be very good and it is confirmed by the number of comments on Udemy and also checking certification forums like Techexam.net. It seems that he also replies to questions inside Udemy, so the interaction is clearly present.
Try “sparkly 25 45”, or some other values where the second figure is esxactly or approximately twice the first value.
Looks misleading.
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Unfortunately, the business of the academics is writing papers, and not writing code/blog posts. Usually they also have to write project proposals, teach, go to conferences etc. If you write a paper with simple words, it will probably be rejected since "it's trivial" or "it's not well formalized" ;)
To my knowledge PAX starter out because E3 lost its way. It's cool to see that the effectively solved the problem and made PAX what E3 was supposed to be, at least for gamers and game journalists.

Perhaps a note for those who don't know, penny arcade here stands for the web comic penny arcade. In the comic the main characters play and criticise video games as they come out, as well as going through general life stuff. For the past decade its extreme popularity has made it one of the industries biggest media.
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If you want the academic answer, here's a survey of the literature that I wrote on this topic back in 1996. (Section 3 is where it starts to talk about hardware).

http://oirase.annexia.org/multithreading.ps
YC is tech specific; it's self selecting, so any tech entrepreneur regardless of color will apply to YC. Are there other tech accelerators with higher black applicants? Maybe the pipe starts in elementary school and not age 22. YC's efforts would be more effective inspiring inner city black children in nearby communities to take an interest in tech.
Has anyone else read this? I gave up about 2/3 of the way through, partly because it was a memoir about someone I never got interested in and partly because it felt like a collection of essays.

Having said that the introductory chapters which describe how computers work are good for someone who doesn't know much about that.
throw away MVC and replace with with a big ol' render() function that spits out "HTML"

Simply put, no. React.js can be treated as a simple, dumb view or part of something larger ala Backbone, Flux, etc..

Angular.js doesn't even have a model layer aside from $scope, which in my experience is being thrown away more and more in favor of controllerAs syntax & convoluted services masquerading as 'models'
I wonder if Apple will announce anything that uses this processor in the Sep. 9th event? I could possibly see it being used in a refreshed Mac Pro or iMac.