skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The article doesn't even mention them having sex. I imagine theres something different between goose pair bonding and human romantic relationships that makes the homosexual label technically accurate, but not suited for equating to human homosexuality.
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The large size of the reactions menu feels pretty odd to me. Perhaps they have been influenced by the large size of emoticons in apps like Katalk and Google Chat.

Still, my first impression is that it seems like an awkward in-between size: not conspicuous enough to fit in with the current scale and not large enough to set itself apart well.
You don't need the US for that though. You can incorporate for example in Hong Kong with ease and even better tax advanteges.

For digital nomads in Thailand I think the bigger problem is that they can't get long term visas and are effectively breaking the law unless they somehow work for a local company which isn't easy as those need 4 Thais employed for every foreigner.
And even if you could get a corporate bank account here, the banks usually don't have good connections to other countries and the systems they use are not exactly flexible. Plus the bank staff usually doesn't know jack shit about anything.

Thailand is great for the food, climate, cheap living costs and culture. But it's really bad for foreigners who want to start a digital business.
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This is also similar in the BSM-SG model:

Alpha could be different in different galaxies. It will not vary in a galaxy but maybe vary between galaxies. This is not clear, most likely not. It has much to do with the early stages of galaxy crystallization which could be the same for all galaxies.

It has a geometrical underlying principle in BSM-SG. c is also derived, e more or less, not so sure with h, guess you could.

Most of the 'constants' from the standard model are derived in BSM-SG, there are only very few underlying constants.
Wow! This solve so many problems that our startup (www.worldpackers.com in Brazil) have!

We are a global marketplace, so we have to charge people from everywhere, and stripe still doesn't cover Brazil.

Opening a Delaware company is a must have as we are starting a series A fundraising.

And the network, wow!

BUT... I wonder how achievable is the direct application as a way for getting in the beta. We are not part of any accelerator by choice (except YC that rejected us on the interview phase). We have a great company, just not important friends.

So, a question to the community: What is the better aproach: Direct application or look for someone to refer us?
>We are to look upon it as more beneficial, that many guilty persons should escape unpunished, than one innocent person should suffer. The reason is, because it’s of more importance to community, that innocence should be protected, than it is, that guilt should be punished; for guilt and crimes are so frequent in the world, that all of them cannot be punished; and many times they happen in such a manner, that it is not of much consequence to the public, whether they are punished or not. But when innocence itself, is brought to the bar and condemned, especially to die, the subject will exclaim, it is immaterial to me, whether I behave well or ill; for virtue itself, is no security. And if such a sentiment as this, should take place in the mind of the subject, there would be an end to all security what so ever.

-John Adams

http://rotunda.upress.virginia.edu/founders/default.xqy?keys...
Don't know who down voted you, but I also want to know.

Where do you draw the line between friendship and homosexuality in geese?

Is there physical sexual interaction between male/female geese, or are they only labeled homosexual/gay because they choose a same sex partner?
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By looking at the code I can't seem to find a way of running the containers with options such as --net, --dns etc. Am I missing something or it's just not part of the plan?
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I'm aware of all that, your summary wasn't needed, and is lacking your personal opinion! "I think" is not a bad thing to say once in a while.

I'll take a guess that your position is identical to Apple's recent letter on the matter.

I think Apple should help unlock these phones, with the condition that such help may be impossible in future versions of the OS. Who wouldn't want future versions of iOS to prevent these requests from being possible even with Apple's intervention? How that can be achieved I don't know. Perhaps some fancy new hardware chip that kills the phone at any sign of tampering. I'd vote for that, most people would, but the FBI would hate it.

The crucial point is getting as much of the public on side as possible. Most people would support increased security and privacy measures for their phones. They would feel threatened by legislation denying Apple or others the right to improve security for customers, meaning such legislation would unlikely pass.

By fighting this current situation, Apple are putting themselves in an awkward situation of "not helping criminal investigation" which is not easy to get everyone on side if you're not being helpful.

It's a bit like chess, and Apple might have done better to make their move at a later time, first helping with these iPhones, then shutting the door on that option in later OS releases. "Sorry, it's encrypted inside and out, no way in, that's how good the security is, because that's what our customers wanted" would be impressive, and hard to defeat with new legislation.

So Apple should comply now, and make a better chess move later. I could be wrong, but that's what I think for now :)
Thanks! And sorry :)
To which you could add that Trump and Cruz are benefiting from a large number of relatively low-profile candidates vying for the role of the "establishment candidate" which will soon be pared down, and the rules of the Democratic contest mean that Sanders either has to persuade a lot of party grandees to nominate him or win the caucus votes by a large margin.

The chances of both of them being on the ballot are pretty slim, and the likelihood of one of them being able to win an election in a head-to-head race with a non-alarming establishment candidate is slimmer still. Radical candidates can shift the political agenda, but the closer they get to actual power, the more likely they are to shift it in the opposite direction to the one they intend.
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I was wondering the same thing - Friction between material layers with movement + an very low loss insulation layer would qualify as "self heating"...kinda.

I'm more interested in the SolarCore AeroGel they created, and its actual insulation properties when compared to pure "Legacy Aerogel" - I'd imagine incorporating it into a fabric like substance would significantly decrease its insulating ability
Nice observation. I wonder how rare it is for a business to nail more than one.
no, I don't struggle to imagine that they can read, I struggle to imagine what it feels like to them
The point is that the legality of the court order compelling Apple does not depend on whether or not the FBI made a mistake in other investigative approaches. If the order is illegal, then it doesn't matter whether the FBI needs the access it provides or not, it's still illegal. On the other hand, if the order is legal, then the FBI needing it due to a mistake doesn't suddenly make the order illegal.
"They have run out of productive investments that make sense."

This used to be the definition and justification of recessions. Liquidate recent bad investments so we can start over on a stronger more stable base. At least in the old days.

Now we do coverups and bailouts to delay and increase the inevitable. That's not going to end well.
Actually there isn't a easy file system which spans 3 computers and scales to thousand and is eay to install.
There are only one's which are hard to install, or needing more than 3 computers, etc..
This would have a huge impact in Italy where setting up a company is a major pain point.

That said, I'm pretty sure there are a ton of hidden problems in incorporating abroad (e.g. if someone sues you, you have to travel).
i can also vouch for this. I founded and ran a software company in Thailand for 8 years, and regret doing it the "right" way (incorporated) because of the administrative burdens associated with taxation. Additionally due to US banking laws (anti terror yadda yadda) it is very difficult to do business on the internet unless you have a bank account in the USA (or perhaps EU etc.. just an account somewhere besides Thailand).
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So the article doesn't really mention sex but, I wonder. When my neighbors two male dogs do the deed daily in my front yard and never with the female dog are they just friends? If only they could talk.
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Cant a legal hack be to move core security development out of US jurisdiction, and let Apple USA lease tech from Apple Iceland/Switzerland/Ireland/etc, as is done with taxes today ? This would make Apple USA unable to fulfil any court order demanding change to source code.
This article could also be published under "Job description anti-patterns".

Technology bingo, check
Soft skills boiler plate, check
Culture fit/company values nonsense, check
Regardless I love breathing in the shit air in my city when I go on a bike ride. It's really nice. No problem here, things are perfect, move along.
I was under the impression that the algorithm (running on the secure enclave?) takes at least 200ms. Yes, obviously longer times are artificial, but my question is whether the 200ms baseline is artificial or not.

Of course this doesn't really matter at all if modified software could just read the key from the chip. That is the most interesting question. So, can it? Or can the software only provide data to the chip, to do the algorithm in hardware, but the software can't read the key burned (?) into the chip.
Maybe the skeptics don't like the idea of the alarmists hiding the raw data and then telling us what the results say.
I'd be interested to hear how this works out for you too! I live in New York, but my father's family is in Bejaia and a lot of them have similar problems.
>We're still in the primary phase, and primaries are conducted in rural areas where the most provincial Americans live. The messaging needs to be kept simple.

Primaries are conducted everywhere, so I don't understand this part. And wouldn't "provincial" people be less likely to vote in the primary than they would be to vote in the general?
Hey David - it was a mistake on our side. Said that we're planning a new beta release process for our upcoming SourceTree releases and we’ll share more in a blog post in the coming days.
Not really. There is nothing wrong with a BR company having a US subsidiary or the other way around, and many companies big and small do it.

You will need a lawyer, or at least a good accountant, to get the taxes right: pay what you owe in the US and in BR, avoiding at all possible double taxation.
So these guys have invented a flexible aerogel and they need a Kickstarter before they can get funded to make some jackets? Where did this miracle material come from? Why are they just talking about clothing? You would think the world would be beating a path to their door right about now.
The commenter also talked about "RE engines".

Most RE engines that are described as being an NFA (examples include Perl's, PCRE and Java's) are implemented with backtracking exactly because you can easily add in a little state and suddenly you support backreferences. Of course the language isn't really now a proper regular expression, but everyone knows what you mean when you talk about them.

And yes, I'm well aware of how many real-world regex engines there are without backreferences. However the ones with the most widespread use, do.
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> - Can I decide about the administration location (eg also Delaware or does it have to be my actual location)?

> - Can I get some virtual office with address, mail forwarding, etc, sometimes offered by registry?

After incorporation, you’ll have a registered agent in Delaware with a corresponding address. We’re looking at adding support for incorporation in other geographies as we expand Atlas.

> - Is Stripe a full state approved registry or do they use 3rd party registries? What are the ongoing costs (there can be significant differences)?

We work with a third party service. More on costs here: https://stripe.com/atlas/faq#Are-there-any-additional-costs-...

> - I Striped stated as the registrant in the Delaware corp database?

Nope.
I just checked the prohibited businesses https://stripe.com/de/prohibited-businesses

I am fine with most of them being prohibited but at some points it's getting quite restricted:

1. Virtual currency that can be monetized, re-sold or converted to physical or digital products or services or otherwise exit the virtual world

4. Sexually-oriented or pornographic products or services

9. Engaging in deceptive marketing practices
(here: who decides what is 'deceptive')

14. Age verification

15. Age restricted products or services
(which are the most products/services)

50. Centralized travel reservation services or travel clubs
While that may very well be true I feel like this doesn't have much to do anymore with:

> with the ABI changing every year for no reason and yet having to support users having all kind of version combinations.

To which I originally replied. And my point here still stands. I'm not arguing about the backwards or forward compatibility of every single library that might or might not use an IPC mechanism to talk to another component which could break if they're different versions.
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I started getting the idea while reading this:

What if individual reproduction is NOT the norm? What if species survival is a combination of reproduction and survival (producing food, defense from predators, etc.). What if only a fraction of a species are required to be "breeders" and the rest perform survival duties? What if the apparent majority of sexual reproduction is only a temporary abberation and now that the species has reached a stepping stone, the "temperature" on sexual reproduction is turning down? Look at bees, for example. Only a minority of them reproduce while the rest perform survival functions.
Yeah, I agree. It's a really common excuse and I think it somewhat diminishes the credibility of those who use it. I don't think anyone's opinion on what constitutes a "truly horrible codebase" should count until they've been a developer for at least 10 years, worked at several different employers, and contributed to several different large open-source projects (which usually have the luxury of rejecting code until they feel it's "right" despite the potential commercial consequences, not something that most other projects get to do). "This codebase is terrible" is a common whine from newer devs and/or people that are just too lazy to put in the time to learn someone else's code.

In the real world, production projects get messy because getting stuff done is more important than building a codebase that represents the paragon of academic excellence. That doesn't automatically make the project horrible.
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Hi,
I am getting obsessed of finding a simple tool/app to let me easily document the work I have done each day, right notes about it, and document the things I have learnt. In essence, it is something like a daily journal, but I want to be able to categorize the different things (progress on iOS app, learning swift, learning design,...) and also be able to publish this data to the Internet for others to benefit from. For example, they get to see how I broke down a complex app to simple tasks that I tackled one a time, how I solved a specific problem, how/where I searched for the solution...
Would also be helpful for clients to look at my process and my way of doing the work.
Things I have looked at:

*	Todoist, although great for task management, lacks the ability to publish to the internet, having comments on the tasks...

*	Wordpress blog, Tumblr, Medium.com: lack an integration with a task management

I think I need something that combines task management with documentation/daily logging.

Thank you.
Although this is... well... close enough to true, it is not a sufficient explainer as the animals who behave in the manner you describe account for only a very small number of species.

Most species have sex extremely conservatively, and very few are capable of the frequency and duration of sex that humans engage in.

But why can we observe same-sex pair bonding and sexual contact so frequently, even in species that don't seem particularly sexually obsessed?
If that's Skype For Business, you've got somebody who set it up in a really bizarre way. It's such a clusterfuck of policies and settings that I'm not sure just where that would be set or what powershell gods you have to worship to straighten it out, but that's not the default out-of-the-box behavior.

The client is trash, though. Never understood why you can't run multiple accounts, or at least multiple instances without massive hoop-jumping. Aside from some reskins, it's the same as the Lync 2013 client, and that wasn't much of a change on the 2010, or even 2007 client.
Indeed I originally used it because it was cross platform, buy in meant relatives are now trained and comfortable with it. Personally I like HTTPS://appear.in for voice chat but one needs the phonebook, voicemail, online-indicator and such parts for it all to work efficiently.
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> A consequence is that, if you’re trying to cluster data points by looking at points within a fixed distance r of one point, you’ll have to make r exponentially large in the dimension.

That does not follow ...
Thank you. miovid/miolini, you need to say that in the documentation. Probably even spell out some of the implications. There may be times when this is useful, but people need to go in with open eyes about what they're getting.
Most of these are from Stripe's partner banks, and/or they've proven to be exceptionally prone to fraud and chargebacks.
Sounds like you're proposing the zero sum outcome.
Jitsi does all of that.
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No https for the domain unfortunately, bookmarklet won't work on secure sites.
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I took a call on it an hour ago, seems to be working fine ?
Interestingly enough it's been mostly lineline numbers that I've had problems calling.
IEEE Spectrum had a great series of interactive information graphics on 'Lessons from a decade of IT failures' [0].

In particular, "The Staggering Impact of IT Systems Gone Wrong" [1] and "Monuments to failure" [2] are good lists of failures, many of which are not included on Wikipedia's list.

[0]: http://spectrum.ieee.org/static/lessons-from-a-decade-of-it-...

[1]: http://spectrum.ieee.org/static/the-staggering-impact-of-it-...

[2]: http://spectrum.ieee.org/static/monuments-to-failure
Yup it's really frustrating and ineffective to form a company here in Thailand. They really don't want all that startup money even though they could really make use of it.

Try Hong Kong, Singapore or other stable and modern countries with rule of law. You wont have much trouble doing online business.
The $500 is above market rate for an LLC + US bank account. Do you think this cost will be revised down sometime in the future? Another challenge is that some folks can get in serious trouble (ie. imprisonment) with their local government for even having a foreign bank account. This is because local governments see it as a drain of foreign currency reserves like the USD/EUR, which are much needed by the country in question for imports. So this info needs to be kept top secret. What measures does Stripe take to prevent this kind of info from leaking?
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>As for remembering things, I can instantly tell a movie by a single frame of it even if I've watched it once and I'm yet to come across someone who can do that.

hello friend, I can do that too. 1 frame will tell me if I've seen something before, though it sometimes takes several more to get a title.
I like to call it cinematic memory, it's like photographic memory but shittier because if I try to reconstruct a photographic memory it comes out blurry :v)
How is this a "Linux issue"?
Exactly, as soon as we project our human-related names the behavior of "jumping on whatever" becomes something like "homosexual necrophilia" or "sadomasochism" or "rape" or whatever:

"The first case of homosexual necrophilia in the
mallard Anas platyrhynchos (Aves: Anatidae)"

http://www.hetnatuurhistorisch.nl/fileadmin/user_upload/docu...

or more popular:

Kees Moeliker: How a dead duck changed my life

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUQLN4o63SY

or

"Kangaroo shown 'grieving' was actually trying to mate with dying female: experts"

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-01-14/grieving-kangaroo-actu...

Even cannibalism of the partner's body during or after sex can be supported with "nature":

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

Evolution produces everything we can imagine, and more.
Don't you have a local payment processor being able to process global payment? Or what about paypal?
Hong Kong is a great place to incorporate for tax advantages, but a terrible place for getting merchant processing or a bank account.

Remote openings are not possible. You can fly to Hong Kong and open a bank account in person, and they may (or may not) open one for you - but getting payment processing for a Hong Kong corporation with no processing history is basically impossible for the average person.

I have a Hong Kong company and I know many people who also have Hong Kong companies, and I speak from experience.

As for your other points about Thailand, you’d be wrong about that also - Thailand has no problem with you working independently or from coffee shops at all, it is not against the law and getting long term visas or even self-funded work permits for long stays is trivial.

As for companies, you can set up a BOI company for technology corps which is tax exempt for the first 8 years and the 4 thais for every foreigner rule is not applied, as I have.

However, in a round about way you have proved my point - living in these types of locations is preferable, but doing business here is usually not. Hence, why people incorporate elsewhere and the Stripe Atlas product nails it.

Cheers
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"E-Cat" is short for "Energy Catalyzation" which is more or less cold-fusion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_Catalyzer
I know it's extremely unpopular with a segment of the economic/political philosophy fundamentalists but maybe it's time to accept that capitalism is flawed and not a cure all solution. Just because something worked under a certain set of conditions doesn't mean it will work well if at all under another set of conditions. Our conditions are clearly changing and we should adapt accordingly.