skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Which is not where the majority of solar energy is being deployed. The world leaders in solar energy production are the EU and China : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_by_country.
Killing Off American Cows to Keep Milk Prices High
Now you have 3 things that you need to charge.
There's http://teamed.io/ by Yegor Bugayenko (yegor256)
Inside the fight to reveal the CIA's torture secrets
Well, if you look at it, its physics all the way .. After all, CS is nothing but simple mathematics for dummies who can't but sit in front of a computer and blow themselves for being the masters of the world .!!
Which, as far as I know, works on Linux.
> Edit: This just made me realize you can bump G rated content up to PG-13 just by adding beeps and blurs

I can't believe I'm posting this on Hackernews but it actually is relevant - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AXPnH0C9UA
Seems to be coming back up now, albeit a bit intermittent.
You'd be amazed what some shows can pass through the censors. Watch NBC's Hannibal to see what I'm talking about.

But nudity is a huge no-no.
I don't remember any fountains in the Warsaw airport.
I'm not sure why, but I was under the impression that Heroku had been shut down months ago.

I may have been thinking of Nodejitsu (which has been acquired by GoDaddy). Did Heroku change owners at some point or am I imagining things?
Any centralized social network is subject to moderation because if it's centralized, it can be attacked, fined or shut down by a court. So facebook can't escape that rule and must decide what is acceptable or not and have to anticipate any flak they can get.

In the end, moderation is a gruesome job and nobody really wants to do it, and it will be subject to how moderators anticipate public perception, so it's a PR race.

So of course you will have those situations where facebook will make bad choices, but it doesn't only depends on their moderation team, it also depends on political correctness. That's why decentralized networks are better, because nobody is really responsible, and it can hardly be attacked.

You can decide to either have a politically correct website and get investments, or disagree with political correctness and be like 4chan.

It's not great, I'm sure people realize that, and that the internet will go back to decentralized systems.
> If we restricted web browsers to what developers think we should use, we'd still be using plain green text on black terminals.

Be still, my beating heart ;)
And just to add on to my previous comment (can't edit it), I have over a 1,000 email subscribers from my website. Haven't actually done anything with those emails yet, but I think marketing to them can be accelerated if I get my site to be more user-friendly and feature rich. Would definitely be interested to talk to you about it
It's down here in Antartica as well ... What will I do? My deadline is here dude !!
Parent said for bugs happening in the other direction -- written for 3.6, run on earlier versions, so it would be the inverse happening (ordered assumption not holding).
Doctors, maybe, but it was the scientists who told them about the germ theory of disease, for instance.

I've read, but not confirmed for myself, that in the US the biggest gains in health came in the post-Civil War period, when "plumbers and janitors" made the difference. Of course, that's really starting with, after the science, the civil engineers who designed the public works systems that supplied clean water and took away sewage, and let's not forget that politicians and like who found it worthwhile to buy votes that way (now, they take our infrastructure for granted and buy votes more directly...).
I find that violence doesn't really feel real to most Americans, and I think one of the main causes of this is that the US is so isolated from world events.

WWII, Vietnam, etc. all happened "out there somewhere", and aren't really considered by those who didn't actively participate. Veterans of such conflicts are acknowledged as being deeply affected, but the rest of the populace effectively shrugs as if to say "sorry, I don't get it", and go about their lives.

Terrorist attacks and Mexican cartel atrocities affect less than 0.00001 % of the population. (Assuming perhaps 3,200 people per year, which is quite a high estimate.) To the rest, it's just a special effect display or soap opera drama on TV. Street violence in poverty-stricken communities is the closest thing people have to experiencing violence in the US, but that only affects a relatively small portion of the country, and those with little influence.

tl;dr: I think violence is acceptable in US media because most Americans have no true comprehension of violence. It's all a video game or a movie to them.
But...how else can they compensate for the inherent unremarkability of their tool?

Besides, they are much cooler people than the rest of us and it is really important that we understand that.
yup, you can cluster deepstream across multiple regions. The only thing to take into account is that its datalayer (e.g. redis cache / some combination of cache and db) needs to be clustered as well
1) It's interesting to me that some people here are treating the right to be profane as some kind of moral absolute, in the exact manner that people who are against profanity often do.

2) Can you think of an example where some kind of language is offensive to you but not to someone else? If so, I hope you'd be able to relate to people you disagree with on this issue instead of denigrating them.

3) If a 5-year-old was in this forum, would you be more disapproving of profanity for their sake?
It's more than some apps... all of ours (~70) are down and deliveroo looks like it's also having issues
But `git stash --include-untracked` will
I'm torn.

Freedom of speech and freedom of expression mean that the government can't put you in prison or punish you for saying or believing what you do. Facebook aren't the government, they're a private entity and don't have to host anything they don't like- including hosting photos that they don't like. It's a walled garden, and it's their walled garden, and if you don't like it you're welcome to leave.

And on the other hand: it's the only garden. If your friends are in that garden, they can't share with you, interact with you, etc, without you also being inside. Facebook's created a 'with us or not with us' distinction that has a very sharp boundary. And it's worked- they've won the social network wars. A billion people are on it.

The question is, as the social network champions does Facebook have to have to public's interests in mind or just their own bottom line profit margin? As a public company, the shareholders will fire their leadership if they don't choose the bottom line. As the major social network of the world, the public will denounce them for actions like this.
There are a lot of mixed reviews of the effectiveness of halon on li-ion batteries on fire. It definitely failed on actual battery cargo. One battery in luggage may be stoppable but I wouldn't want to find out first hand.

https://batterybro.com/blogs/18650-wholesale-battery-reviews...
I think that's partly because the idea of using your phone as an actual music player also happened to take off around the same time.

I remember when phones had the smaller version, but it was used primarily for headsets.
The image of nude and burning Phan Thi Kim Phuc appeared on the front page of the New York Times on June 9, 1972.
I noticed they intentionally remove a "p" from Apple to avoid getting Apple after them. I wonder if it would be smart to report these listings to Apple directly since they have a far better bankroll to tackle those problems. Although I'm sure it is difficult even for Apple to address them.
True, SmartGit is not open source or free-as-in-speech. It is free-as-in-beer if you use it for open source or noncommercial purposes. I use it for commercial projects and didn't blink at their price - it's paid for itself many times over.
I'm not sure I understand how it is acceptable for one's intimate partner to forbid on pain of punishment that one have contact with anyone.
Edit - What do you do for services (For instance Namecheap) that do not provide backup codes or where Google Authenticator is not applicable?
She should simply publish it somewhere else, such as her own blog or some other website. When she signed up to Facebook.com she ticked a box agreeing to their terms.

I never signed up so couldn't care less, but aren't most people on Facebook talking about what they had for breakfast and how awesome stuff is? I'm not sure where Napalm girl fits in with that culture except maybe "awesome war photography - thumbs up!!".
The iPhone, the AirPods, and what? A laptop, an iPad? The AirPods charge in the battery case (which is good for 24 hours of playback). The AirPods charge quite quickly in the battery case. I've heard that it's several hours for just 3 minutes of charge.
That's a false dichotomy, especially since they're getting more flak for deleting the controversial photo than they would have for removing it. It's pretty easy to distinguish between a historically significant photo, to keep, and 4chan-style offensive trolling, to delete. There is a gray area, but this was clearly on the right side of it.
No micro sd is a deal breaker for me.
"could easily supply their power needs from solar with minimal impact."

I would really like to see some data backing up that claim. I mean this. It would be amazing, if there were a cheap, reliable way to sustain all energy via solar - since the world leaders in solar energy production can only manage around 7% from solar.
Fortunately i'd say ;P
It's a silly headline, implying that Powerpoint wizardry was the primary factor behind the raise. I suspect that companies with growth metrics like these could walk in with pitch decks that look like chicken scratch, or none at all, and get the same investment.
> Getting to "Fuck this noise, I give up." is a very clear indication that you aren't competent enough

I think that's a tad judgemental for two reasons:

1- because git is legitimately hard to learn. Personally I suspect git is unnecessarily hard to learn, that command names and the concepts and workflows I need are possible to learn and use with less effort. For many years people around me have been asking for git help because I know how to recover from lost stashes and use the reflog, etc., and yet I still have to google the magic incantations for commands I use regularly because they're impossible to remember.

2- There is actually a lot of value in being able to spin up a new repo instantly, in knowing that you can, and in practicing it often. Not unlike the move to VMs for development environments. Plus, there are definitely bad situations where a fresh git clone is the simpler way to go -- just not in this article. ;)

Anyway, I also agree with you because this blog post doesn't describe any truly bad situations, and because for years I've seen people blowing away their repos and starting over, and always thought to myself it was funny. It's a drastic action that takes more work than a rebase or reflog or whatever the problem was, and doesn't work well if you've made changes.
I think the only problem was calling it "Cleaner Facebook", he should have called it "Cleaner Social Media" and he would have no issues.
Based on many papers, articles, and interviews by many central bankers I have come to the conclusion that most of them aren't very smart to say the least.

They think of a country as a household, rather than a complex system. Economic orthodoxy is also very irrational atm.
Heroku was acquired by Salesforce in 2010.
Watch a VC use my name to sell a con.
https://www.jwz.org/blog/2011/11/watch-a-vc-use-my-name-to-s...

Getting Rich: from Zero to Hero in One Blog Post
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/02/22/getting-rich-from-...
Heroku was acquired by SalesForce, and like everything Salesforce touches, it'll slowly descend into a steaming pile of
Heroku has been owned by Salesforce since 2010, and it's very loved in the SFDC family.

No chance of it shutting down anytime soon.
Why should the PM be treated differently than anyone else? Just because she's the PM?

FB has any right to remove whatever they want from their private property.
I suspect a large part of this isn't so much an attempt by facebook to impose US cultural norms to the rest of the world, as much as an attempt to avoid financial burden by simply applying the ban stick as bluntly as possible.
After all, being multicultural, providing good editing suitable for several countries acceptable norms, while trying to advance/modify them...
Well that might be viewed as admirable work or cultural imperialism.
The point is it's not work that they want to do, nor do I think is it work that they feel they can get paid for.
It isn't just to protect yourself. It is for countries to be able to gain leverage in negotiations. Not everything is done with peace and the greater good in mind.
Well,

[k for k in OrderedDict(a=1, b=2)]

not that different in valid Python
When I used pwsafe and keepassx they had this option.
Huge, sprawling discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12443629
Thanks for that, I watched it and probably wouldn't have found it if not for your comment here!

I think that for a lot of people who might try small businesses, the "use of surplus energy" is intermingled. Maybe you want to make some cool piece of software (because you just want to); and you want to use it to do something creative (because fulfillment); and you want it to also be a business (because you want more money).

In that case it's much harder to focus on the "boring" part. (I am assuming of course that there exist things that are "boring" in the business sense but still allow for some satisfying creativity and/or fun hacking. For instance CoderPad gives you plenty of room to do cool programming things, if doing those will make you happy. You just might have to book them on the lifestyle/happiness ledger. The bingo-cards thing, maybe not so much.)
Right. It's that dream candidate who started programming at 9 and has no other hobbies besides coding.

Even jobs that don't really need developers of that caliber will hire like they do. I need someone to yet another billing app? Let me just hire one rockstar genius and squeeze the life out of them instead of two regular developers because it's cheaper.
And we're back.
Really? It's in the freaking name. Code is written that depends on dictionary being ordered. Works in CPython 3.6, fails on earlier CPython and other implementations of Python.
My first thought was to put these under a random number generator. Make the user do a double take every now and then
Yep, 2.5mm was the standard on phones that had a jack. There were also phones that used an adapter that went into the micro USB (or was it mini USB) port.
Maybe the censorship team was too young know the significance of the picture. I am guessing average Facebook employee is under 30. Probably younger than that. Vietnam war is over 40 years old, most American students learned about it and knew that picture, but I don't know how much Vietnam war is taught in other countries. It might have been a combination of age and where the person grew up that contributed to deleting the picture?
I agree with you about "hg log". --follow should be the default.

s/branches/bookmarks/ and it's the same as git.
If you're a Facebook user and you are unhappy with the way the company strongarms, censors and manipulates its audience, the most effective way for you to express this dissatisfaction is to close your account, block social media bugs and encourage your friends and family to do the same.

Facebook doesn't care how you feel when you use their service; their bottom line simply depends on your contribution to the statistics they use to sell ads. Apathy, or even outrage, are perfectly acceptable provided you express it through channels they control and profit from.

As far as I'm concerned, as long as this conversation is couched in trying to appeal to Mark Zuckerberg's imagined sense of ethical responsibility it will lead nowhere.
Wall street isn't in the city?
True, but everyone buying into Apple's App Store (both iOS as well as OS X and now MacOS) should already know that there is no alternative and that they are locked in if they want to keep using their purchases.
Interesting.

- What happens if people become couples that are in the same department?

- Is one of them send to a differrent department?

- Is one of them fired?

- Is it ignored until it becomes a problem?

- Do they have to announce it? If so at which point? The first date? The first kiss? When they have sex?

- What if they keep it a secret?

So many questions!

I am certain this would be illegal or void in Germany.
Great, thank you. That's a cool technique and I'll have to remember it.
This is kind of offtopic but what is the attraction of using Heroku over using EC2 directly now. I remember back in the day when EC2 didn't have RDS and Elasticbeanstalk Heroku was an attractive option because you could deploy and scale without needing to do any kind of system administration.

But now EC2 is offering managed databases through RDS and elastic bean stalk gives you git style deployment similar to Heroku I don't see what Heroku is offering other than another point of failure and another set of security problems. It looks like Heroku uses linux containers for isolation. So not only do you have to worry about someone attacking the underlying EC2 VMs Heroku uses but you have to worry about the tenants collocated on your Heroku VM attacking you through the linux kernel as well.
It looks really weird when the page loads and the radio button is already checked.
I've always had a fair amount of joy from getting users to submit selenium recordings so I can replay the exact clicks to test - and then turn it into a selenese test suite case.

This seems to be video only, no way to reproduce the clicks - is the latter on the roadmap?

(also, some sort of idiotic chat widget popped up at the bottom of your site resulting in me closing the window with a headache, I'm not at all fond of web pages making unsolicited high pitch noises at me when I'm on my first coffee)
Gore is a problem, yeesh. The whole "americans love violence" is overrated. The love of violence is a worldwide thing. Not like John Woo, Dario Argento, or Takashi Miike are american.
Reading through closed books [video]
Heroku was bought by Salesforce in 2010: https://techcrunch.com/2010/12/08/breaking-salesforce-buys-h...
iphone, airpods, iwatch. get with the program man...
Well, we read from left to right, naturally that is the order of the letters, so the one on the right is "in front" of the left one.
So far it seems that Salesforce is leaving them alone to run their own business
Yeah if up-skilling means "I used to do front end development now I do back end development" the up-skilling is fairly easy to do.

But if you used to work as a plumber and want to up-skill to data analyst (or vice versa) it's not that simple.
I strongly dislike this direction of Apple's design, seen also in the new MacBooks. You ask, "What is the point of doing away with all of the ports and support electronics if you need an big, ugly, cumbersome adapter to make the device useful again?" and in response hear judgmental sneers that you aren't their target customer anymore, you power user.

But I guess that's par for course for the consumers that clad their fantastically stylish sci-fi pocket supercomputer marvels of manufacturing in neon Croc-rubber.
You can find a limited variety of artificial flavors in unsweetened Kool-Aid packets. You can probably find them for $0.10-$0.25 each at your local grocery store. The downside is that some flavors taste quite dissimilar to the fruits they purport to mimic.

I use them with powdered stevia, and sometimes erythritol or xylitol, to make sugar-free gelatin desserts. Also useful for such purposes are the bottles found near the baking supplies: vanilla, almond, and mint flavors.

Another cheap natural source of low-sugar flavorings can be found in the outer layer of citrus rinds. Lemon, lime, and orange zest adds a bit of [bitter] flavor that is still vaguely fruity.

You can also get powdered malic acid and citric acid in bulk, which will let you make things more tart without making them taste like vinegar.

While it is difficult to find some flavors/fragrances in the grocery store, some essential oils are marketed for cosmetic purposes, for DIY soapmakers or perfumers, but you have to be careful to buy them as food-grade and do your own research into potential toxicity if you ever intend to flavor foods with them.
This regexp is totally brilliant. It solves this problem in an unexpected way, because you think numbers, but the solution thinks strings. Not only that, the paradox, or its beauty, is that it goes to the root of the number abstraction: counting sticks.

I explored this technique some years later to solve a bunch of other problems, coprimality, prime factorization, Euler's phi, continued fractions, etc. (see https://github.com/fxn/math-with-regexps/blob/master/one-lin...).
It's not against the law?????? OMG! Oh wait... did I say anything about it being against the law? Exactly.
Facebook does not allow nudity. Get over it.
> You are being incredibly naive. The US is the de facto hegemon on Earth. We have been living in Pax Americana for close to 100 years and knew about it for around 70. All pretenses fell around 30 years ago.

"Incredibly", eh? Sounds like hyperbole. Also, let's not result to personal attacks shall we?

Right now we are seeing a para-military terrorist group that is a global threat. We have that because the US created a power vacuum that started by intervening in the middle east. Which both Bush AND Obama contributed to. And for that matter the first Bush and Clinton as well. And there is a strong argument to be had that the 9-11 attack was because of prior middle east interventions especially with Israel and Saudi Arabia.

But by all means let's create another vacuum in Asia too that will destroy our ally South Korea and create a vacuum that will probably be filled by China not South Korea as much as we'd like that to be the case.

> We have been living in Pax Americana for close to 100 years and knew about it for around 70. All pretenses fell around 30 years ago.

I'm not sure this is not the point you are actually making so I might actually be agreeing with you. But before we were in this place we didn't assert our power like we do now, yet -- just an observation -- all the sudden we have all these problems. Not to be treasonous but when the "de facto hegemon[sic]" comes into power and the world falls to shit maybe the world and Americans are better off with a more even power balance.

> When it comes to military power, the US is in a league of its own with one empty league between it and everybody else.

Yet somehow we are weak according to many Americans.
We definitely disagree there. For me creating technology is like creating art. Sure some artists may have a mainstream social agenda but some may just be weirdos who need to paint to stay sane :) I don't see it as my or anyone else's place to dictate what a creative individual's motivation should be.

I'll also say as a user, some of my favorite projects started off as mad science type things that weren't created to push an agenda or social cause (some were though).
It is not, we often use own little helper https://github.com/720kb/csshelper plus custom classes, but the zoom must be my mess, when you are 24h on a desktop you forgot 99% population is on a phone :)
Some archviz images are indistinguishable from reality for non-graphics experts.

Photos, yes. Not video. It's an important distinction because the path to photorealistic video won't pass through impressive-looking still frames. Visual processing of movement is quite different.
The AirPods can be paired with non-Apple hardware through conventional pairing processes. They've specifically made it easy to pair with their own hardware because, well, they control the stack on both sides so it was feasible to do so.