skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's odd that the article doesn't even mention Shulgin's PiHKAL and TiHKAL. There are protocols.

Also, without access to accurate testing, people have no clue what compound(s) they're actually using. So I suspect that surveys get mostly at expectations. As Alex3917 notes.
The Machine: The future of technology
What is the ratio of business-targeted ad buys vs. consumer-targeted? (Worldwide or in specific countries.) For consumers it's largely discretionary, but B2B advertising could unlock more of the pie.
Interestingly, the "two people in the cockpit at all times" rule was already law in the United States before the Germanwings incident.
I guess it's sort of a cool art project? But it doesn't seem that useful as a data point. Mostly because the artwork is likely affected by the expected outcome more so than the actual experience, and that experiences can vary wildly even with the same substance, and varies wildly amongst people.

I.e. from this guy's self portrait with absinth you'd imagine that it makes you sad, but that's never been my experience with it.

More than anything it's a nice showcase of the artist's stylistic range.
Hey, I added my second paragraph after you responded. I was rate-limited by HackerNews, so I couldn't reply to you directly. I usually explicitly call it out when I'm doing that, but I forgot to this time. This makes your post look quite daft, which is not fair. Sorry about that.
poll is linked ... read the references ... Cuba's biggest source of FX is exporting doctors, plus just look at the public health stats. I've informed myself and, sorry, not the one who's the victim of propaganda.

for the record, it's an effed system and economy and a poor country, just not quite as effed as people would like you to believe. people flock to the US from Mexico too, and that's without the wet foot/dry foot policy giving Cubans automatic asylum.

if they do get decent Internet it will be a pretty good tech hub due to the education. Americans might even flock there for a cheap, beautiful and fascinating place to live. Cubans actually have the full US cable/media package via el paquete and eat it up.

while you're at it, read up on the Fanjuls, some of America's greatest recipients of corporate welfare, and why US sugar prices are a multiple of world prices. if you love free markets, best thing we could do for poor countries is not blockade them while subsidizing politically connected moguls. (who profit from boycott and generated the constant anti-Castro drumbeat and policy...until they decided they'd rather do business with Cuba)

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2001/02/floridas-fanjuls-2001...

https://www.aei.org/publication/protectionist-sugar-policy-c...
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Is It Legal to Play Pokemon Go with a Drone?
You should definitely subscribe to /r/charcuterie.

Why not do a partnership with the friend - do it in/for the restaurant and scale it out to a separate business once you have everybody hooked?
> There are tens of thousands of people either walking or driving the streets of Mountain View and Sunnyvale where Google is testing its self-driving cars. So, the members of the public are at risk.

There is a huge difference between Google operating a handful of cars in certain areas and Tesla selling 10-20 thousand vehicles per month that can be operated by untrained consumers anywhere in the US.

Tesla is using its customers as data-generating guinea pigs. In return, Tesla may become a guinea pig itself by showing other companies how not to progress towards autonomous vehicles.
The bastards will never catch me.
Of course they aren't "dotless" -- they all have a trailing dot!

If you're got and bothered about TLDs acting "weird", require that trailing dot's use if there is an MX or A or AAAA attached -- so "google" won't resolve but "google.com" and "google." would.

Personally, I consider it weird and non-general that TLDs are somehow distinguished from any other domains.
AR will be startup-dominated, VR will not
I would like to see agent-based models of protective tariffs.

Free Trade has been US policy post WWII. But the US had its best growth rates in the 1800s and early 1900s with high protective tariffs.

Lets see what agent-based models predict.
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/03/18/an-experimental-aut...
It appears to be Apple-only?
> I disagree. Amazon has had great success employing TLA+ in finding bugs, testing design changes, and chasing aggressive optimizations [0].

I googled TLA+ examples and tutorials and I am wondering how I would apply this to an already existing application?
I have no idea why it wasn't just a minor product feature in the main Twitter app.
Are you a non-native speaker of english at a lower-intermediate level? Because most conversational speakers of english would be able to successfully understand that it was implied as an ongoing process, while most lower-intermediate speakers tend to focus on grammar rules mechanically while having limited comprehension of everyday usage.

Ie, most of the people who left in 1990 had already begun their applications and prepared to emigrate in 1989 or even earlier, unless you believe that the crumbling soviet bureaucracy moved at lighting speed and that it was easy for jews in central Asia to travel thousands of miles and spend potentially weeks applying for an exit visa in Moscow.

Citing wikipedia as a primary source is something that wikipedia explicitly discourages, in part because so many articles are constantly being degraded in quality by extremist political partisans: scientologists, objectivists, zionists, stalinists, neo-nazis, etc. Clearly I have a grasp of the facts of the matter, so why are you splitting hairs if not to distract from the other things I said that you have no response to.

The link I posted (of which you have said nothing, nor have you attempted a defense of why the Israeli government shut down a Finnish transit point that allowed soviet Jews to choose between the US and Israel) puts the period between 1989 and 1993. Furthermore, it provides exhaustive and nuanced evidence that the Israeli state was strongly opposed to allowing soviet jews freedom of choice. Ironically, the Israeli political mainstream is quite similar to the Soviet Union itself, in both its curtailing of human freedom, crude propaganda lies, and ugly ethno-nationalism.

It is pretty absurd that you would have this evidence but be in such a strong state of dissonance that you're not willing to contest or process them, you're only trying to block them out.

That sounds to me like a developer who ignores technical debt, isn't capable of learning new ways of thinking or disagreeing rationally, and insists on endless bikeshedding of irrelevant minutia instead of dealing with actual facts. I've known several great expat Israeli developers, and more than one of them left Israel precisely because they found that engineers and politicians with attitudes like the one I've described are destroying Israeli economic and social life.
We do however have both historical examples of pre-regulation pharmaceuticals and the supplement industry to examine, and neither one is a shining light of efficacy or safety.
Adding properties would just make the language MORE complex. Then you would have fields, getters/setters AND properties. That said, a "property" keyword that auto-generated default getters/setters would be nice.

This was one of things that always bothered me about C#, What is the point of properties. What do the offer that public fields don't?
New Study from McKinsey and Company Looks at How Automation Will Affect All Jobs
While it is a DC9 not a 727, the dropzone at Perris kind of proves that wrong:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3TtL2cmlcM&t=3m30s
Hardware Trends 2016
why carnage? just some sterilizing effect of some bacterial infection would do it.
You're welcome. The road from here only goes up! Have fun, mac guy :)
Magic Leap says it will debut its product . . . “hopefully soonish”
That thing every time a 'startup' that never actually had a monetizable product makes headlines for not doing super awesome.
Oy. Just reverse what this article says. Traditional economics (on the left esp) was HIGHLY concerned with network effects - railway and electric power monopolies etc, and eventually closely controlled them. But we aren't as smart as our great-grandfathers, so we've let public utilities (such as Facebook) and network-effect and lock-in monopolies (too many to name) run absolute riot.

It's an old term, "Railway network," and it means what it says. The Sherman Antitrust Act was used, for example, in 1904 to dissolve the Northern Securities Company (a railroad holding company). They knew well how pernicious network effects could be, from experience. We're just catching up.
This looks amazing. Is it a custom theme, perhaps?
There are considerable problems with it. It's popular in Russia because they didn't have access to antibiotics in large quantities.
The presentations look wonderful. Zach has constantly been my inspiration to make better slides. Almost ALL my slides[0] incorporate some of his teachings :)

[0]: http://speakerdeck.com/shrayasr
They are located where Ingress portals are, which were specifically intended to be local places of interest - monuments, courthouses, schools, churches etc.
The World's First All Machine Hacking Tournament (DEF CON 24)
Finance PhD here who also administers and custodies my own 401k plan. 1. Treasuries have 6% volatility, stock market has 18% so your optimal modern portfolio theory portfolio should have 3 times treasuries and 1 times stock. 2. This will give you annualized volatility of around 9%. If you want the 18% volatility that the stock market offers you need to leverage 2x (your portfolio is mostly treasuries). 3. You can use treasury futures to leverage, you make money every 3 months on the roll. There is free roll analysis that gives you the leverage costs on CME website. 4. Your 401k plan is just a 70 page pdf file that you sign. The small business CEO should be the custodian and the fiduciary and just a. sign the 401k pdf trust document. b. open vanguard account on the trust name. c. keep an excel sheet of everyones contributions or have vanguard create sub accounts. 5. Its incredibly risky having a 0.03% custodian. DAO and bitcoin come to mind. Whats the fiduciary bond amount that Guideline has? Max €500k so if someone hacks their vanguard omnibus account and wires the money out they are done.
European Commission Launches EU-U.S. Privacy Shield
This post is all about the failings of version 6.3 but it buries the lede:

Version 6.4 includes fixes for all the issues discussed here: stale reads, dirty reads, lost updates (due to both partition detection races and invalid recovery plans), and read-only transaction reordering are all fixed, plus several incidental bugs the VoltDB team identified. After 6.4, VoltDB plans to introduce per-session and per-request isolation levels for users who prefer weaker isolation guarantees in exchange for improved latency. VoltDB’s pre-6.4 development builds have now passed all the original Jepsen tests, as well as more aggressive elaborations on their themes. Version 6.4 appears to provide strong serializability: the strongest safety invariant of any system we’ve tested thus far. This is not a guarantee of correctness: Jepsen can only demonstrate faults, not their absence. However, I am confident that the scenarios we identified in these tests have been resolved. VoltDB has also expanded their internal test suite to replicate Jepsen’s findings, which should help prevent regressions.

I read the top part and thought 'oh, another system that fails to meet their claims' but it's pretty impressive that they did the work to fix it. Nice job.
It was always a separate app even after being acquired. That said, Twitter has done pretty much nothing to bridge the two communities.
Phage therapy is neat, it really is, but there are a couple major issues:

- There is no such thing as a "broad spectrum" phage. You can't do empirical treatment using phages, and there's not really "off the shelf" phage therapy - it tends to be a bespoke creation for a particular infection.

- There's some serious regulatory problems, similar to those experienced by fecal transplant treatments. We're not yet really equipped to think about handling evolving, custom microbes as a treatment.

- Because of the first, it's going to require a considerable amount more lab capacity than most clinical settings currently have, and considerable delays until treatment.

- There's also some biosafety issues around phage prep, but those are easily solvable.

It's a great way to treat particularly resistant or hard to treat infections, but it's not a particularly great general solution. There's a reason it was abandoned in countries with easy access to antibiotics - they're just roundly superior in basically every respect.
Instead of downvoting this comment, why not explain why they're wrong, both for the benefit of them and other readers?
Twitter should just combine all of their video apps into the main twitter app.
Well, a friend and I have been toying with an idea since quite a while before Pokemon Go released. Now we're looking at that idea with some chagrin, recognizing it would be seen as a copycat idea.
Because it had the potential to create a community around it. If they just wanted the feature they could easily have built it into Twitter for less than $30M. What made Vine work is the same thing that made Instagram work: a killer app. If Viners had to compete with everyone else on Twitter their work would have been too diluted to get traction, and you wouldn't have seen the same creativity and commitment.
"You've pretty much rejected the possibility of true objective meaning..."

This depends on what you're trying to give meaning to. The 'god' perspective gives meaning to life (i.e., why are we here??). But why is it necessary to ask that question in the first place? Asking it implies that there is a meaning to life and you're trying to figure out what it is. It's not inconsistent to say that "life" doesn't have meaning (nor does it need to) but that "our individual" lives do have meaning. That meaning is defined for us by our genetic blueprint...it gives us the motive force individually to seek out the things that fulfill our individual lives. Once we die, the show simply ends.
Bacteria aren't resistant to a drug. They're resistant to a mechanism of action. For example, bacteria develop beta-lactamase based resistance, which can make them resistant to all beta-lactam antibiotics, which is any antibiotic with -illin in the name.

You'd potentially have to take whole classes of antibiotics out of circulation, for a long time. And even then, some of them will maintain resistance genes because these compounds are present in the environment.
What's your mysql cluster setup in block index and replication table? NDB, galera or?
Most people who are turning to more extreme and DIY solutions are doing so precisely because they've tried everything else. Outside of a small core of "natural cure" quacks, alternative medicine or "unproven medicine" is the last thing people try after conventional medicine and methods of symptom regulation have failed.

Combined, the anxiety treatment options you mentioned are probably about 80-90% effective, which is good from a societal outcomes perspective, but that still leaves millions of people with no other options.

Furthermore, many of the FDA approved medications for anxiety have side effects that can be more harmful than the original anxiety, and patients have far less experience coping with those second-order effects. A sufferer of extreme anxiety can have developed a toolset of partially effective coping mechanisms built over decades of experience, but be totally unprepared to deal with the disassociative effects and suicidal thoughts that come from something like Xanax.
OSH Park is very cheap and good for bare boards: https://oshpark.com/

If you want somebody to populate the boards for you, I love Macrofab: https://macrofab.com/
Sorry, I didn't mean to take your remarks out of context.
The founders departed very early after the acquisition, like Rus and Dom. None of the 'top executives' were ever the original visionaries that created the product to begin with.

It's sort of shocking that after Jack left but hailed back to save Twitter, that the board didn't have more wherewithal to retain the founding team of Vine. Textbook post-acquisition problem.

I agree with other commenters that they should integrate Vine into Twitter. Like Instagram and video (or Facebook and Facebook Live), there's really no reason for it to be separate. Twitter needs better content generation tools at it's core. It's really starting to feel like a washed up RSS aggregator and nothing more.
Makes sense, Instagram has essentially beat them at their own game.
Ground rent
WebMSX 2.0 – The browser-based MSX emulator gets major update
For simpler prototype boards I use oshpark.com, but a big downside is no electrical testing. For more important/complex stuff, I've been very happy with jetpcb.com in Taiwan. Full e-test and I get the boards in about 5 days
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The people who spend the least are the poorest. If you we're thinking about putting your money into something worthwhile you'd very likely get a tax credit, also here's the kicker, the most you can get your expenses down to is $0, what you can get your income to is limitless.
Web Browser Security Checklist for Identity Theft Protection
I have a similar idea that I could easily share in a niche I could be considered an influencer. The problem is obviously I don't own any rights so I can't do nothing.
If we're the pixels, then things like your relationship with your parents are the words johnmarius are referring to. The relationships we have with other people cannot be seen coherently through the "atoms and the void" view.

(But they can be seen through the "we're here to play" view espoused by the author of this article.)
Twitter is very very broken.

"Retweet with Comment" are not showing up as Retweets: https://medium.com/@Maver1ck/is-twitter-unreasonably-broken-...
That's a hard sell. I'd rather have luggage regularly stolen outright than perish in a plane crash. Luggage and lives are hard to compare.
Why Michael Hudson Is the World’s Best Economist
CSS Diner Game – Where We Feast on CSS Selectors
Finding value in pleasure is different than saying that only pleasure has value. It seems to me that a hedonist would not bother playing games or telling stories with senile parents, since only the games and the (pleasant) stories have value, and that they would do these things in more pleasant company instead.

Either way, there just doesn't seem to be any reason to deny that accepting and knowing pain is an important part of the human experience.
PokemonGo vs. Dyslexic
Wow, that's a really huge number of jobs; hopefully everyone lands on their feet.
People can get used to it. In China, it's very common to require either (i) entry of a 6-digit code sent by SMS or (ii) using a mobile app to scan a QR code, to complete a web site login.

Neither of these things is a barrier.
I agree, I have a set amount of money that comes out of my accounts to go to my retirement account (well over 10% of my income), but it is my only abstract use of money. I really don't care where my money goes after that. I obviously use some of the rest to shelter, feed, and clothe myself, but the surplus gets spent (I have a 3 month savings reserve that I will replenish if I ever have to tap into it), other than that, what should I be saving money for exactly?
I'm not so sure. The definition of strict serializable/linearizable given in this post is weaker than what most people use. Most people require that linearizable execution must happen as-if it matches a global clock. Simply requiring that the effects of a transaction happen within the start/end time of the partition executing the transaction does not guarantee this. Most distributed databases (from what I can tell, including voltdb) only guarantee that for operations which read/write the same keys. Non-conflicting transactions execute without any synchronization overhead - and that's a good thing! But in the presence of side channels, you need a truly global clock (like spanner) to achieve strict serializablility.
That's neither true nor fair. We sometimes fall behind on emails, and I had several dozen to answer before getting to yours, which is currently next in the queue.

Coming here to see the context before answering your email is an ironic moment to encounter snark about us not answering emails. If you'd merely said we were too slow, I'd fully agree.
If they are already manufacturing it and it's that unique then why wouldn't they want to show it? At that point no one is going to beat them to market.

The longer they wait the more it seems like snake oil.
Is a civilization an organic expression of a people? If so, the answer should be self evident. If not, what is civilization?
> Oh! You never had a chance to get that in the US.

There were 17 "thalidomide babies" born in the US.
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I was pretty young then but I think all luggage did get x-rayed and you walked through a metal detector. the new things are liquid restrictions, removing shoes, etc

If they didn't x-ray carry-on, ask yourself this, why didn't the hijackers just bring AK-47's in their briefcases.
http://www.techinsider.io/how-hyperloop-founder-brogan-bambr...
Is a people defined by its skin color? And is it static? Or is a people defined by the people born into and absorbed into the community?

Is a people genetics, or principles?
Ask HN: What's up with retro sound chip programming?
In recent threads[0][1], there has been expressed interest in retro sound chip programming. Why are people attracted to these rather than MIDI or other alternatives? Is there a scene for this sort of work? Where did it start?

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12080871
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12074096
Nutrition and epigenetics link found in mice
I read some of the Peggy Jean (Charlie Brown's girlfriend from 1990-1999) strips. It's brilliant comic gold, filled with both hope and cruelty throughout. I don't think Schultz ever played anything for just laughs. His brilliance was he captured all parts of humanity, light and dark, in his strips, even until the end.
Ask HN: Anyone running a SaaS based on machine learning?
What game is that? "Collecting zero revenue until you're somehow bought by Facebook"?