skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is well known that stress (which doesn't necessitate hating people; in fact, merely feeling lonely will do) weakens immune system.

http://www.apa.org/research/action/immune.aspx
I think closure compiler is the perfect example of how saving extra 100kb is has never been worth the poor user experience. Despite the pain in setting up webpack, the result is an excellent collection of features that goes beyond just JavaScript.
Any sufficiently large group will eventually develop sub-groups. Those sub-groups may become sufficiently polarized to generate conflict among them.

Reading about this Burning Man dilemma, I'm reminded of the People's Front of Judea battling the Campaign for a Free Galilee to the death over who first conceived of the plot to kidnap Pontius Pilate's wife [0].

Human beings will fight over anything.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python%27s_Life_of_Brian
> Where's the evidence...

In the court filings described by the previously linked stories, one of which I quoted in the comment you just responded to. What do you think they were charging people with, intent to download cp.jpg? Are you having such a hard time believing that the USG would distribute CP that you are mentally blocking all the evidence available to you? Because I have bad news for you, they've done much worse than that.
Single-command deployment of a highly scalable Kubernetes app
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No, they're completely sweeping them under the rug and are determined to worsen them even more by importing as many economical "refugees" as possible. The country is doomed.
Centument Project 2.0 is SCAM
There is no required skill set for the Genius bar job, it's a very entry level support job.

Apple releases zero of it's internal support documentation, so there pretty much can be no applicant with experience unless they previously worked in an Apple support position, which surely is a very low percentage of people they hire for these positions.
Not the conventional method of using it. Is a legacy syntax, you just require the file and it will be imperitively loaded via your loader chain.
Some enlarged pictures of paper edges: http://nanofabrication.tumblr.com/post/134064732751/a-sheet-...

These don't look particularly serrated, but perhaps you need yet higher magnification. I would think that the stiffness plus thinness of the paper is enough for it to act like a knife, without needing serrations.
Or node.js running V8...
Yeah, it would definitely be more interesting if it allowed users to connect via XMPP/IRC/telnet like PSYCed server does, for example.
Unless you aren't into herding cats when every developer develops a brand new button / grid / whatever ever time the is a new addition to the site because they can't understand or find the original NIH element styles. If you happen to be lucky enough to be the only person ever working on the project then I would agree.
Salaries for non profit workers are public in the USA
To some extent, but personally I think it has just gone to far in the current direction that it doesn't really matter what you do.

When people think of Sweden as a "practical and policy driven place" it's a legacy of a couple of decades ago when the social democrats, for better or worse, were dominant in Swedish politics. Not necessarily because everything they did was good, but because they could trade reforms tit for tat with other parties so things got done. Today we have a situation more like in the US where there's two coalitions. With this political situation there isn't much that can be done without risking losing votes and giving the other coalition free reign to do whatever they want. So nothing gets done.

Of course like in other cities everyone has their pet theory of what to do, but I have yet to see one that is currently practical and politically viable.

There is one slight upside though. Stockholm isn't necessarily that different from an international perspective. You can still get short term contracts at international rates or better, especially with a commute of 15-30 minutes. It's mostly a relative issue based on culture, size and how things used to be.
Save your time - we already know reputation and pedigree sometimes get in the way of the best decisions being made.

Srinivasa Ramanujan was dismissed as unqualified many times, as was Michael Faraday, and many others.
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1) Ease of complete control over visuals and behavior of the "items" and 2) the automated reevaluation of (functional, let's name things what they are) "bindings" of arbitrary structure -- are the main selling points, I'd say (C++ interop will be not a burden, if business logic stays in the backend, making the interop logic rather compact).
I've got a feeling that by the time an audio stream gets to GStreamer it's not in the original format. Also you'd have to get an A2DP sink working (to make your phone think the computer is a headset / speaker)
At some point in the future, someone is going to fly to that comet, land, get out of their vessel and walk over to Philae and smile, give it a pat on the head, and then take it home; someone in the future is going to be lucky enough to experience that task and become a part of its history.
It's not, in the end load and runtime perf boil down more to what and how much you load up front.
I don't want that. I want sales people who are smart, know the products inside and out, and do not lie.
So? It's a sales job, not an engineering job.
All those things are inseparable from propulsion.
How to install 2.11 BSD on a (simulated) PDP11
Thanks a lot for the advice.
I'll take a look at the fold space you mention ;)
> If you're an HN user, IRC is probably your usual mechanism for realtime textual communication

Mine happens to be Facebook Messenger.
Not really.

The uncertainty principle states that the product of the standard deviation of the momentum and posisition of a particle is bounded from below by h/4pi, where h is the plank constant.

This means that, in order to probe small distances, we must have great uncertainty in the momentum invovled, which means that there must be a lot of kinetic energy in the system. As the distances we probe become smaller, we have an increasing amount of energy in a decreasing amount of space.

E=mc^2 tells us that energy and mass are interchangeable. Specifically, energy, like mass, causes gravity. In order to probe below the plank length, we would need to put so much gravity in so small a space that we would form a black hole. However, because we cannot observe the inside of a blackhole, this prevents us from observing anything smaller than the plank length.
You can do this with uBlock Origin.
Every time you give advice like this, imagine giving the same advice to car owners.

"Sure, you can afford a $60k SUV, but you really should also have a $2k shitbox that you drive whenever you can't park it in a locked garage"
The above comment is pretty much a work of fiction fyi.
"Some might say"..."it's been suggested". What do you say? What do you suggest?
What is the best programming language for hacking?
This is secretly a way for op to harvest IP addresses of usernames! /tinfoilhat
The "they weren't abusing children themselves" argument could equally apply to consumers of child pornography. If law enforcements argument that distribution and viewing of CP is equivalent to re-abusing the victim then it should equally apply to them.
I think a lot of it is psychological and about branding and luxury signaling, but I also think that build quality is one of those things where you have to get everything right, it really is a case of the whole being larger than the sum of the parts, so you can't just subcontract out the parts and slap them together.

And at the end of the day, quality costs, and the price of the Model S is high enough already.

My soon 3yo Mercedes E-class doesn't squeak, rattle, flap, wobble, dinkle, pop or waffle anywhere. Nothing.

Meanwhile, the Tesla I test-drove felt much cheaper. It's nice enough, but it really feels like the cheapest entry-level German luxury cars, while it's priced like their highest-end cars. I've also seen reports that build quality is hit-and-miss, they start to squeak and rattle after a while if you're unlucky.
It might normalize child pornography in someone's mind. They could keep watching it long enough to the point where it just seems like another genre, albeit the only genre that works for them. They could start manufacturing their own, to join other rings and trade.

I know it's all maybe's and could-be's, but they're maybe's and could-be's that ruin children's lives.
Yeah I'm surprised there aren't more humans volunteering to get blasted onto a moving comet with no way to get back off it, seems very safe.
That seems combative. Were I to say it, I'd try to source it.

But I would be interested to hear a knowledgeable opinion on whether the "viewing is new harm to the victim" argument is often employed against producers and distributors, rather than consumers. The argument that distribution makes a market for producers to satisfy would seem much stronger here.
Interesting. Certainly something to consider. I never thought about being a non-degree seeking student.
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Furthermore, if a member of law enforcement violates your liberty through imprisonment or personal injury -- and you are found not guilty through the judicial process -- then that police officer should be tried for false imprisonment and battery.

Simply because someone wears the costume of the state does not mean they should be above the law that governs everyone else. The monopoly on force granted to law enforcement has created a toxic set of incentives. We are seeing ramifications of those incentives in the news every week.
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For once, I find myself agreeing with the write-up. They really were parasites (without the quotes) and the others really were hooligans. None of them seemed to understand the spirit of the event.

About jet-setters at least, there is little that can be done. Fork the event?
The last point is at odds with actually selling you Chinese phones and laptops in a fancy case...
"It is amazing that when someone else spouts the nonsense you yourself believe
you can readily perceive it as nonsense."
> 1). Same thing that's wrong with racial discrimination and LGBT discrimination, etc.

Honestly I think those laws are all bullshit too. If people want to be racist assholes they're going to do it anyway and all this does is create work for lawyers. Vote with your minds and wallets and go work for places that treat people fairly and shop at places that do the same.

> 2). It's illegal.

That's not a valid reason as to whether something is a problem. At one point it was illegal for woman and blacks to vote, did that make it "good" to have those laws?

> 3). It's stupid and hurts our economy by making it less efficient.

The government's track record of making anything more efficient through legislation is effectively zero.

> 4). Reverse age discrimination: This is wrong and inefficient also, but unfortunately legal. If you face this it's highly annoying but there are strategies to work around it. It might require changing jobs but you can usually find someone who appreciates your talent if it is truly something special.

If that's acceptable remediation for young people faced with the same issue in reverse, why do those other classes you mention need special treatment? Why can't gays, minorities, and old people "work around it"?
I was blown away by this 2011 video of Charles Moore talking about his CPU design and running code, talking about how the different nodes are creating the frequencies to produce the images you see on the projector -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK1zlz67MjU
Having lived there, I always thought the same thing. The gotchas though... For one it's a filthy city, really. Noise, light, and air pollution. Piles of older buildings still use heating oil to operate their boilers, the soot gets everywhere. Blow your nose, it comes out gray. But OK, OK, no place is perfect. I think the biggest problem is on what sort of retirement plan does someone move to NYC, Manhattan in particular, and buy or rent a place for maybe 20 years? It's like...um?
Overall, I think the police catch a lot of heat and resentment for the actions of their political bosses. Like corporations and unions, a community usually gets the police force it deserves. Unfortunately, that's no consolation to the individual citizens who cross paths with them.

A good start on repairing relations with the police would involve holding them to higher standards of behavior than the rest of us are expected to exhibit, instead of lower ones. I think most good cops would agree with that basic sentiment, since they're the ones who behave as if it were already the case.

Ultimately, though, when the government decides to launch an impossible war on drugs, terror, pornography, or some other abstract noun, the police will have to do the inevitable dirty work, and they will have to take much of the blame for the consequences. The real problem here isn't the FBI agents running the servers, but the administrative and legislative bosses they answer to.
> "I wish we had put that car on the road and not Tesla," confided a senior engineer at Porsche. "We have to earn money at the end of the day though."

Yes, after 100 years of polluting the planet with gasoline- and diesel-powered automobiles, the established companies cannot spare a few billion dollars to help us end our dependence on fossil fuels. This is why climate change will not be solved anytime soon.
He's lost two VITAL passwords? This seems like a false premise then (which is fine, but the fictional premise seems unneeded and disrespectful).
> Continuing to operate the site for a short period in order to catch more pedophiles seems fine to me.

Was that what happened, though? We saw that there were more logins, but were those unique logins? Did those additional 39,000 logins result in a significantly higher number of arrestees? Or were all 186 people who were prosecuted part of the initial 11,000?

Do we, as people not involved in the investigation, even get to find this out?
Not all child pornography is created by the rape of children. Classification of CP can include fictional stories, artistic depictions (often anime style drawings) and 'child models' in suggestive poses.

Rape is a crime and should be treated as such. Fictional CP shouldn't in the same way we don't make watching videos of sex, movies containing murder, etc illegal.
Car-theft is alive and still doing quite well in spite of lojack and other technologies. Admittedly, cars today are harder to steal for a wide variety of reasons.

Knowing approximately where the bike is is only 1/3 of the battle. You still have to physically put your hands on it and remove it from whoever has it. I applaud the intent of a bike "lojack" but good luck getting the police to lift a finger when your bike tells you where it is.

That 50 bucks is better spent on a good U-lock upgrade.
This is more complex.
It very much is. If you told them you might decide not to use mysql so it would be completely incompatible with all of the data storage requirements, they would rightly tell you to get out for wasting their time. Your refusal to use the correct storage could cost them thousands of hours of labor establishing new processes for backups, BI integration, high availability, and just training on managing the system.

I have worked with many companies where this was a very hard business requirement. Companies that dont care how the data is stored tend to be pretty small or not actually care that much about the data.
On the other hand if your looking at energy by type, fusion wins hands down.
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It checks the key against some kind of authenticator in the superblock, which is what one would expect from any kind of offline crypto.

The real problem is that FDE in the usual sense is (from the strict cryptological sense) very weak encryption, because it cannot afford to expand the encrypted data and has to allow random access (so no random IVs, no authentication tags...). It's relatively trivial to design FDE scheme that is fully secure, but it has 2x block io-op amplification for both read and write, which means unusable performance (certainly on rotating disks, probably even on SSD). Various wide-block encryption modes (AES-XTS etc.) attempt to mitigate attack vectors caused by this, but are secure only under certain FDE-specific attack models.

[Edit: formatting and last sentence]
I haven't really thought hard about it, but Four Roses and Very Old Barton are probably on it too.
> s/rape/statutory rape/g

We're not talking about a 25 year old filming his 17 year old girlfriend giving him head here. This is the kind of stuff where the people involved cannot consent. Your spellchecker is broken.
Which part do you believe is fiction?

DEA/ATF Fake Stash houses?

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160809/14081135202/judge...

FBI creating their own Terror plots

https://www.hrw.org/news/2014/07/21/us-terrorism-prosecution...

Or do you disagree that the legal foundation for making the act of viewing/possession (not making or distributing) Child Porn is based in the idea that simply having the child porn is re-victimizing the child depicted

Osborne v. Ohio, 495 U.S. 103, 111
"the sentencing judge, who
stated “it is a clear reality . . . that every time one of
these web sites is opened and every time
one of these images is viewed, additional harm is visited upon the victim. "
More complex than what, exactly?
Does this library handle multiple scales per series on a single chart? This is a pretty key requirement for me and a lot of the javascript libraries I've found don't handle this user case very cleanly.

Ideally I want to plot common time series data with independent scales for each yaxis variable. This is for plotting thermocouple traces.

Here is a stack overflow post from me a while ago: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35262796/plot-multiple-s...
Old people (that have by sheer math of accumulation) a lot of patrimonial tends to be visually more impaired than average. That is the data you need to make a correct understatement marketing assessment of the lost ROI.

Look at the age of MPs, owners, people with responsibilities. Look at the stats, they tend to be way older than the coders. Just doing «accessible» or at least «high contrast/big lettering/simple UX» websites just highers the probability of getting new «high profile» customers click from your home page to your «purchase» page and transform from suspect to customers...

And, chances are persons without disabilities prefers simple ergonomic websites, and that it will cut on your operational expenses (sites that are accessible tends to use fewer CSS and less JS).

It will also make you cut on the REST API bullshit crap, because GET/POST on accessible web pages tends to be easier to do than REST/XML.RPC/SOAP.

You can also throw another overpromising/underdelivering JS framework and a lot of money at the problem, but I guess it will have less results than firing half of your devs, that if they have to deliver fast and correctly will automatically resort to do Keep It Simple Stupid kind of webpages, that are actually a good recipe for accessibility.
Burning man has been too big for about a decade. It's subsumed much of indie festival culture, and replaced it with something 'too big too fail', with all the trappings of main stream accessibility that the vandals in this article are reacting poorly too.
No HR team has ever been successful at finding out applicant's merit before actually test driving them, much less compare them. Especially for something as iffy as sales.

At best they maybe filter out total incompetence. This was clearly not the case this time.
Than the parent's depiction of this situation as simplya case of fraternal squabbling.
What exactly is your point? Better propulsion would solve a ton of problems with space flight all at once, but how do you achieve it? This is nearly as bad as saying that gravity sucks, if we could just turn it off then it would all be so much simpler.
I don't recall where, but I once read that the largest number of people that can be gathered in a group without splitting into factions is something like 7.

Quite a harrowing thought.
Actually, quite a lot of car-owners think exactly that way (albeit not because of theft concerns but more about damage, wear/tear, accidents).

In any case, a 60K vehicle is going to be significantly harder to steal and it will be far easier to get the police to pay attention to that theft than a 3K bike.
shrugs

Then again, look at the stacks you're looking at: they're all relatively new, and most of them are frontend, and thus more likely to jump on the new shiny. ##c on freenode has >1k users as I write this. Although that's probably also an outlier.

Personally, I'm hoping that Matrix becomes the new standard, if we ever get one beyond IRC. IRC is showing its age, and Matrix seems to be the most practical and levelheaded group doing work on the problem.

As for Slack, I'm pretty lukewarm on it, and kinda prefer IRC.
Upper West Sider here: Subway cars of course have AC. Older cars sometimes break AC but the newer ones have backup compressors so that doesn't happen.

I do think they could at least have some high speed fans in parts of the subway stations, esp. for the elderly who don't tolerate heat as well as others.
That's that, but I'd imagine that "feeling physical pain seeing others enjoying themselves" is something far more serious than just loneliness, maybe I misunderstand the term.

You rise a valid point though, while often being objectively lonely and "disconnected" I seldom felt discomfort about it. That would explain good health marks.
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We've been using maximum of 1140px col-xl width since 1920x1080 was considered the bleeding edge, but now monitors with 2560x1440 resolution are becoming more common- where 1140 barely covers half the width of the screen.

Isn't about time we had a grid container that fixed this?
With bigger vehicles, it becomes very impractical to not run them on a fixed route. Pairing people together works well enough, given enough demand, on UberPool and Lyft Line, it's inefficient for the bus sized vehicles you need to use street space efficiently. You need to pair routes while maintaining an acceptable waiting time.

Automated or not, mass transit is just geometrically way more efficient, there's no way around it in dense urban environments.

Your argument might be valid for a mid-sized american city, or a suburb, but it doesn't work for a european city, or even a dense american downtown.
> Discrimination law doesn't protect incompetent people, Incompetence is always a reason to fire someone, and inability to do the job is always a reason to not hire someone.

Sure they do. The threat of a discrimination lawsuit has a non-zero price tag and documenting evidence of incompetence, to present if you do get sued, is an added cost as well.

> It only protects competent people from incompetent racist, agist, sexist or other discriminatory idiots.

And it increases the overall cost of everything for the vast majority of us that aren't racist, ageist, sexist or other discriminatory idiots.
It does but just like css variables it'll eventually be rolled into css or inspire something else that performs a similar function that gets rolled into css.

"Eventually"
Stop using grids and use flexbox instead!