skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I see what you mean. I agree, "once they get under your chin, it's hard to slip out" - I also agree that "he could just pull his head out" - but in both cases, only if the head/neck grip is the primary grip, and there's no leg/body control.

In my experience, leg and body control make or break a RNC, not head/neck grip: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rear_naked_choke#.22Body_Lock_... . It's way easier to escape a RNC that neglects leg/body control whether or not they've passed the chin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR2e0IsqhrQ , and the chin is an important part of the last-ditch defense.

...which is a long way of saying, I'd rather fight a dude with no chin, and if there were some option to temporarily remove my chin while grappling, I'd still decline, for performance reasons :)

I'd love it if a more experienced MMA player could chime in to confirm or deny our suspicions.
I was talking about how tabs is handled in private window.
This whole article and discussion is silly. Use whatever you damn well please for your projects communication!
Conspiracy's clearly don't exist, except when the US government is found guilty of them in court of law:

http://www.nytimes.com/1999/12/09/us/memphis-jury-sees-consp...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_House_Select_Com...
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I just saw this on IMDb[1]

> Linking to IMDb.com: You are granted a limited, revocable, and nonexclusive right to create a hyperlink to IMDb.com so long as the link follows our linking guide and does not portray IMDb, its services in a false, misleading, derogatory, or otherwise offensive matter. You may not use any IMDb logo or other proprietary graphic or trademark as part of the link without express written permission except as outlined in our help section.

Is this serious?

[1] http://www.imdb.com/conditions
Wouldn't this imply that future generations may actually lose this history?

There would be no way to prove that another galaxy ever existed.
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Yes. Most people on the internet have heard words like 'web page' before. Hopefully zooming awareness should on the same order of magnitude as scrolling awareness, although it's probably less since scrolling was implemented first.
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Aren't large non-primes usually created by multiplying two large but smaller primes together. Factoring is then the challenge. Or is there more to this that I'm missing?
No, it's nearly the opposite assumption: that it's not possible for advanced technical civilizations to prevent, forever, the launch of such a probe.
I feel like that article had a massive amount of fluff. I understand trying to build a narrative, but the article felt like one of those modern sensationalized documentaries where they take 45 minutes to explain a 10 minute thing (e.g. everything on the History channel).

They do build a narrative around the driver to make him more human and help the reader relate, but for everything else, if I wanted to read a narrative I'd pick up a novel.
What a terribly flawed article. They choose arbitrary universities for each major. The number of "elite" universities is small enough that the top 5 of each could trivially be added to the article. For example, in the CS table, where are Stanford, MIT, and CMU? Given how cherry-picked the data seems to be, I can only infer that the data-gathering methodology was even more flawed.

That's not to say that attending a prestigious university should, in and of itself, guarantee a higher salary. But there are so many positively correlated, salary-increasing traits with attending an elite university, that this article does not pass the smell test.
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It seems like they're just renting OVH dedicated servers (https://www.ovh.com/us/dedicated-servers/hosting/) and selling virtual machines on them. You could get cheaper pricing and more reliable servers by purchasing VPS from OVH directly, or going through a more reputable provider that resells OVH like My Custom Hosting or Luna Node.
nit: Lots of plumbers are also business owners and employ sub journeymen employees. Those plumbers are capitalists.

I think your point is that people who make money off their labour/time (as opposed to their assets/employees) are not capitalists.

Generally your point stands though.
Probably a bit of both. 'Old English' is probably closer to Viking-era Danish than, say, modern German and of course the Vikings also did conquer parts of England.
One of the factors is 3684787 = 271 x 13597, so I suspect this is more accidental than malicious. The generator, 2, does not seem to have pathologically small order, but I didn't check very far.
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"chemicals" also take energy to create, and you still have to deal with the environmental effects of the waste products from the process.
Insanity, religion, and accident are all possible causes. The act need not be rational nor intentional, it just has to not be impossible.
Hi, throwaway with a "fake" job (with quotations because usually 25% of the time I am busy).

It is incredibly frustrating to me, because I consider myself a creative and capable individual, who is just fresh off graduation. However, I have a micromanaging, closed-minded rude boss (company lingo: "Leader"), who I prefer to avoid at all costs. At the same time, he seems completely aloof and uninterested in my career goals, which explains why I have nothing to do most of the time.

This is further led to absurdity because I'm in a Trainee position, someone who is paid a better than everyone else at their level of responsibility and gone through extra training with hopes they will ascend to management. I get no training either.

I've been looking for another job for over a year and cannot get anything else because of lack of experience and a nation-wide political+economical crisis.
Wut? There are charities, and there are businesses. If you expect Yahoo to be run as a charity, why should Yahoo's owners be the ones who must provide this?

Put it another way. Let's say you had 100k that you were able to invest in your own startup. After a number of years, you found that you could support 5 employees at your startup, but you weren't, and had no hope of, being profitable - there was no "extra profit" for you. Would you be willing to just turn over your investment as charity to your employees?
We don't even know how accurate the Drake Equation is - many of the variables are just filled with guesswork. As such, we can't even know whether the "Fermi Paradox" is a paradox or an artifact of our own anthropocentric ignorance.
Tumblr has a problem of demographics which makes it difficult for Yahoo to make money off of it. A very large segment of their users are teenagers, and another large segment do little other than post pornography.
I have only one complaint of Slack. It should be much easier to find and join open slack communities and switch between them.

I've used it for a small team before but we quickly finished what we were doing and now it's dissolved. So I've been hearing awesome things about it and how people are using it and I haven't really had a chance to try it out. I've applied to join a few communities but I've never received a reply.

That process should be so much easier.

For open source projects or communities I think Discord fits the bill much better. It allows you to take part in multiple communities in one interface and you can use it without an official account.
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wow, this is pretty great. How old is this project? Is it open source?
There's a service behind this, I can confirm it. I just wasted $9 on a broken VPS.

I am not worried about that $9 because I spent that expecting this to be a bust. I've spent far more on stupider things. It'll certainly be the last $9 I spend on this though.
It's a carbon copy of this template: http://themes.getbootstrap.com/products/marketing
Even the pricing area and the footer text are 100% just a copy.

This is why I love HN. If it is not authentic, you quickly get found out. OP, why didn't you at least edit the page and make it your own?
Vikings and also the Norse who had settled in Normandy and had adopted lots of old French vocab but retained some ancestral vocabulary when they invaded and subjugated the by then indigenous Anglo-Saxons.

Also north east England was under Danish influence for quite a while.
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Technology eating technology.

It's only a "surprise" for a society that does not yet understand to what degree technology is about to create power monopolies of unseen magnitude.

In principle, Google could become the Internet.

Oh wait...
See Stanislaw Lem: His Master's Voice
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/His_Master%27s_Voice_(novel)
Person Creates model, the go to is marriage for a woman. I'm sure he meant nothing bad, still unfortunate.
From a self-written description of his previous project:

"I know what you're thinking. FkPaying is a brand new way to watch movies, download books, and download music. I built out a really nice website that's very intuitive and user friendly. Yeah... if you're reading this, the website might have been taken down by the FBI. It was a good run, folks. I hope I don't get taken to jail for this."

Yeah, seems proud of being taken down by the FBI. I'm not really comfortable with people that take such pride in pushing the limits of the law and it doesn't bode well for the reputation of this current venture.
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I suppose buses are similar, but at least for long haul truck drivers you have much more freedom in the way things are going. Need to take a bathroom break? Pull over at the next rest area? Hungry? Stop and get food. You can't exactly pull a train over at the next gas station if you need to grab a coffee or some Advil. That's a huge difference right there.
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At the dawn of the Internet Yahoo held the Internet's home page, there were so few sites and Search Engines were so primitive that I remember using Yahoo Directory to find websites and for many years `ping yahoo.com` was my magic command to tell whether my modem had an Internet connection. My first Internet account and online alias was at Yahoo, I used mail and their personalized home page every day...

But then started their decades long decay, whilst the Internet boomed the Yahoo directory became old and static, I moved to searching on Google pretty quickly and jumped when gmail was released with it's unprecedented 1GB of free space. Around the same time my Yahoo mail became my junk account, my personalized Yahoo home page started bit rotting, my Internet connectivity command became `ping google.com` and I never went back to searching on Yahoo. They also jacked up prices of Yahoo domains by 300-400%, violating existing customers trust and prompted me to go shopping for a new service provider pretty quickly.

Although I've been disconnected from all things Yahoo, I imagine it's been operating in its own niche corner of the Internet, I'm told Yahoo mail has hundreds of million users (my Junk account likely counted), I'd be interested in the number of active accounts and their demographics, my guess goes to an aging population. It's now been years since I heard anything positive coming out of Yahoo, they've hit the news with MS's failed acquisition, switching search engines and CEO churn - but otherwise I can't recall anything new coming from Yahoo that wasn't M&A.

They seem like a draconian company holding onto legacy labor-intensive degrading assets which happens to be sitting on a gold mine with their Alibaba investment. I don't see how the current structure is capable of re-inventing itself so stream-lining their existing operations and trimming off dead-weight and losses seems like the only way forward. If they ever have a chance to becoming a tech force again they need new blood and talent pretty quickly. Fortunately they have the resources to make something but I only see it coming from outside of Yahoo, if I was them I would look at using their resources funding young, talented and innovative startups that aligns with their growth and business interests, e.g. they could mandate all ad-supported startups must use Yahoo Ads. Even with all the Talent Google has, many of their most valuable assets like Android and YouTube came from acquisitions. With Yahoo's brain drain I suspect that's going to be the only way we're going to see a resurgence from them.
It's pretty easy. There are ways to test primarily such that constructing a counterexample would be an important mathematical result.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baillie–PSW_primality_test

> The power of the Baillie-PSW test comes from the fact that these lists of strong Fermat pseudoprimes and strong Lucas pseudoprimes have no known overlap. There is even evidence that the numbers in these lists tend to be different kinds of numbers.
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"It turns out our school is living in the future, providing a RSS-feed per child."

That's crazy (awesome).
> Slack is better than the alternatives, and denying it out of dogma is not a virtue.

Can someone explain to me how having to create a separate account for every project you have a question about is a "better" than anything?
> I also hear that you are not comfortable having me own a Tesla car and have cancelled my order for a Tesla Model X.

Is that even legal?
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I read many years ago that one of the keys to long term happiness is supposed to be having "achievable goals". By using the word "fantasy" I would assume the article/abstract means unachievable or unrealistic goals, in which case I can imagine that these would be more likely to lead to unhappiness in the long term.
4/6 is 66%, and yes there are some really bad environments to work in, mostly related to people.
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Ha. This is precious.
I don't know about that. Even if we're talking about a large sample size, can we really say "that probability is vanishingly small"? It's kind of like saying, "Sure, I don't see any reason why someone would build an underwater city, but with a couple hundred countries in the world, and 7 billion people, the probability that no one is going to do that is tiny."

But are we even dealing with a large sample size? Maybe there's "only" been several dozen large interstellar civilizations out there, and a few hundred small ones that never really got far beyond a handful of planets. Or maybe there were a couple of attempts, but they failed horribly. The problem with the "paradox" is that there seems to be a huge number of possible answers. It ends up being "how come this one scenario I'm thinking about hasn't happened."
The universe is still "young enough" for galaxies to be close enough to each other for a while. But yes, based on the current knowledge of the constants that drive the universe, in some very distant future we can imagine some potential civilizations that will be able to learn dramatically less about the Universe than we already know now, their model will be: What's the Universe? Only the stars around us, all in the group. What's behind them? Nothing.

In even more distant future, eventually the supply of gas needed for star formation will be exhausted:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_of_an_expanding_univers...

In the exponentially distant future the Universe is going to get always more and more boring.
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Well, they don't have to be perfect replicators (and might actually spread more effectively given some variation on which selection may operate).
I upvoted you but I might disagree with that last sentence, not because I'm some raging democrat, I'm not. I'm farther to the left than most (in America at least) and the reaction that establishment democrats have had to the sanders campaign has been a thing of hideous beauty and would, on the surface confirm your point. But its worth noting precisely how bad obfuscation, lying, etc has become within the republican party in the last few decades. Norm Ornstein has written about this extensively and was more or less ostracized for it within the establishment political media. This is a conservative scholar who works at the American Enterprise Institute. Not exactly an expropriator coming for your small business and golf courses. He's far from the only one. Mike Lofgren (former republican staffer), Lawerence Wilkerson (former chief of staff to Colin Powell), hell even John Kasich has made oblique reference to it this primary season. Rick Pearlstein had an excellent (if long) essay were addresses exactly this question; the dishonesty at the heart of the modern republican party.
Nice, web client on mobile isn't responsibe though.
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> I would guess they were aware of the problem weather they created it or not.

While it's smart to assume so, it's also pretty laughable to think that the NSA has an exhaustive list of encryption vulnerabilities.
So what if I were, say, a US citizen living abroad? I am legally able to work in the US and in my home country, but of course since I'm not actually living in the US some companies might find that problematic. Do you?
It actually does, it's part of a different summarization component.
Not a memory leak. Messages are persisted in-memory. So more messages == more memory usage.
Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory, an axiomatic set theory that basically forms a logical "foundation" for math. I think this comparison of counting blocks to zf set theory is super hyperbolic and not accurate though.
That's not quite what I meant. By text parsing, I mean sending a big string to the DOM like:

elem.innerHTML = "<p>Example. Please parse me.</p>";

That's going to take more time than carefully constructing elements and reusing things judiciously.
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