skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Servere fallacies detected in your argument.

1. The Simpsons, as a microcosm (an individual show among a broad selection of shows) is not required to adhere to distributions and averages or promote any particular reality. To point out that it deviates from a pre-supposed preference for "normal" represents a needling criticism of an invalid detail.

2. As a property of a larger organization, and indeed The World At Large, the show is an individual offering available within a selection of many other offerings that cater to a broad array of tastes and preferences. That it's being attacked for "not being average and normalized" seems to be part of an effort silence anything which is not gruel.

3. In what way does the enduring popularity of a single show, one that has outlasted so many others, reflect poorly on society? Shows like The Simpsons do well, not because of artificial constraints preserved by some gender bias conspiracy. That the authors are male for THIS show, and that males write male characters well, is not a symbol of malevolence, when there were thousands of other shows which had just as much budget and opportunity, and have aged even worse than The Simpsons, despite having perhaps more preferable themes that cater to a different audience.

4. Why not shine a light on the horrific gender bias of other shows? If we're picking out targets, I have my own. Are those also perfectly fair, valid and sensible? Want to hear them?
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Why couldn't you achieve the same exact thing using a more traditional API, such as 2D/3D drawing?

I just don't see the huge value add. I've been doing visualizations for years and I think its way easier to just have a render loop that interacts directly with the graphics hardware via API based upon a current state that is being expressed for a given frame. You are free to structure your code however you wish and have none of the weird abstractions that come along with something like a declarative syntax like SVG. Not everything is well suited for a neat and orderly hierarchical abstraction and forcing yourself to adopt this abstraction for every project makes the code more complex.

I do think SVG is a good universal serialization format for most vector graphics, but if you're operating on data using SVG ends up (eventually) being more of a crutch than a help. If you don't believe me wait a year and look how complicated and convoluted your code will become.
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https://remoteplay.dl.playstation.net/remoteplay/lang/en/ind...
When I was a 20-something I'd scratch my head at having hired guys that had never heard of version control, and didn't think in OO terms. I turned my nose up to procedural programming they wrote with ease.

I wrote them off at the time out of tech-bias-myopia that is intrinsically age-based. Question is, what will I be written off for that I can then blame on age? What if I disagree with the new trend?

"These young whipper-snappers with their javascripts on the servers! Fools, the whole lot!"
i just want to mention that i really like you artwork
Amazon Linux Vulnerabilities Listed at the Vulners DB
And the BSDs have implemented the Linux ABI for years.
Might as well use heavy cream. 20% or more, just an unsweetened version. Pity the diet trashed my liver long term. Not sure why (the actual dietetician had no idea either), but lab numbers do not lie. (Aspartate, alanine, cholesterol, no inflammation in CRP) It was the only thing effective so far. Long term was around 2 years thereof.

Moral is, diet responsibly and pay for the metabolic panels when dieting.
Smithers is literally the archetypal sycophant.
PAL and NTSC-J exhibited the same analogue characteristics.
I didn't argue against fiat currency. I argued against FUD against China's currency based on stupid ideas. I do think that the difference between a gold-backed and fiat currency is a valid difference, but would never advocate for a gold backed currency because storing gold in vaults is stupid when we can use it for actually useful things instead. Knee-jerk internet-argument STEMlords jumped on the word fiat without actually understanding the context.
But even if you're the best driver around you 19/20 times you still drive now.

I don't see why you give wetware more leeway than hardware.
It seems like Google has completely lost it's sense of direction and purpose. They appear to be throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks. Youtube Go should have just be integrated into the normal youtube app, same with youtube music. They should have improved upon hangouts instead of building Allo and Duo. And now they have killed off chromeOS and are building andromeda which sounds like pretty much another android honeycomb. They desperately need leadership and vision.
For a nudge in that direction, here's info from my doctor's charity:

http://faces.med.nyu.edu/events-programs/keto-kids-club
Humans: Unusually Murderous Mammals, Typically Murderous Primates
It's similar to a company selling defective products or contaminating a city's water supply. The market response is too late to deal with those types of problems, and undervalues individual lives.
When all you have is victimhood, everything looks like an oppressor.
#1 result for me in the Netherlands in Incognito is also http://www.figma.jp/en/figma/, fwiw. Though figma.com is second.
Check out any books / articles relating to the Marine Corps' "The Basic School" - It is where newly commissioned officers (and warrant officers) learn how to lead Marines.

My fav is: "One Bullet Away: The Making of a Marine Officer" - by Nate Fick.

Long story short - The Basic School and training cadre are so effective at producing outstanding leaders, that MBA programs like Harvard and Wharton have built in a number of aspects of it to their "team building" courses / sequences:
http://news.smeal.psu.edu/news-archive/2014/united-states-ma...
I think it takes all kinds to make a good team. Young, old, men, women, and everyone across the spectrum. As an older geek now it's easy to look back at how naïve and energetic I was in my youth... but I did a lot of good work then too. I'm not much slower now but I'm much more calculating and tactical.

I work on a team with an unbalanced mix of age... but working with my younger colleagues is always a pleasure. We help each other back and forth with various aspects of the problem.
Great video. I went in expecting it to cover mostly the technical side of things. Instead Matt gave a great overview of the team / engineering organization dynamics to watch out for when adopting microservices. (I particularly liked that he pointed out how developers may write new code / services instead of dealing with team politics.)
Any idea why OVH is being targeted? What customer is OVH hosting that they're trying to hit so hard?
Darwinia? [0]

[0]: https://www.introversion.co.uk/darwinia/
There are so many charged buzzwords in the article in which anyone who can read between the lines would detect as a nod toward negative opinions.
Thanks for the fact check! I'm glad that they're not region locked, but I know that a TON of stuff is.
One potentially simple solution is to use the middle of the 5GHz wifi bands. In my experience, android and iphones tend to use the top or bottom band, leaving the middle uncontested.

I'm sure there are exceptions to this, but considering the tradeoffs, it might have avoided the demand that the press disable personal wifi hotspots.
Who is the greatest person that history has forgotten?
I believe I read it here, though there are several similar studies and this might not be the one I originally read.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25531231
Yes, not filtering is good, interviewing is good, hiring qualified candidates is good, not insulting senior candidates is good, blind filtering is bad.
Or it makes the cost so high that the underlying product becomes impractical. I'm pretty happy to live in a world where I can buy a car for less than $100k, even if that car ends up being much less safe than an S-class.
Sorry, what is FUD?

In all honestly we haven't seen China in a recession yet, so we don't know how they deal with it, we also don't know how they deal with inflation with a free floating exchange rate, and if their currency is stable with it. With the others, CHF, CAD, GBP, USD we've seen it all many times & know they can maintain their currencies value well & their government budget well.

You can't imagine being a central bank governor and risking a country's reserves on this just for the sake of glory. For what reason would you hold your country at so much risk & uncertainty?
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Their keys, of course:-)
While a stimulating find at first, these were likely brought over when they were already ancient with the 17th century Turkish coins. Katsuren was built around 1300, so that leaves the fact someone buried the coins there. Probably in the 17-18th century for safekeeping.
How are they able to identify that these were IoT devices?
Please stop posting like this. We ask that you comment civilly and substantively or not at all.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12592208 and marked it off-topic.
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Of course there's a lot more tech used in building it - https://medium.com/figma-design/building-a-professional-desi...
There will always be things you can do that increase safety at a cost, but some of them will necessarily not be worth the effort, or you're forced to spend without bound on ever-more safety to the point that it's not worth using (and which may push people into still-riskier alternatives).

>How many sales did Ford miss out on because they were labeled as the "There is a known issue in this car that might kill you but until your life is worth more than a replacement part we wont repair it"

If you're turning down a company for making such a tradeoff, that's like saying "I'll buy a Ford rather than a GM because people might die in GMs."

You're right that you can legitimately criticize a company for failing to include certain things as costs, but it's not fair to fault them for somehow making this inevitable tradeoff, especially in the belief that you have some alternative provider that isn't.

(And example of such a cost -- that they can legitimately be expected to but don't -- would be something like "impact on general perception of risk", "impact on reputation of the car industry".)

>Despite what an MBA will tell you, the world is more complicated that X<Y*Z

It sounds more like you're agreeing that it's that simple, but that Z (events worthy of consideration) is not as simple as in typical models.
I see. Thank you for explaining.

I wouldn't have used angular anyways, though...
MozJPEG is especially impressive at reducing artifacts around text:

http://calendar.perfplanet.com/2014/mozjpeg-3-0/
I will never understand the absurdity that is the US obsession with covering your ass. In Canada you take reasonable steps, but in the US it's just crazy.
Acetic acid is vinegar, not apple cider vinegar in particular.
You can't convert latency into FPS like that. You can have seconds of latency but stream at 60 fps, or 5fps streams with very low latency. The two numbers are independent.
Actually not gaming specific at all. You can think of it like a high performance remote desktop app that happens to work really well for games.
That's a totally separate idea and won't be done anytime soon. From what I read Camden Town station would need to be rebuilt and plus a lot of other upgrade works: http://www.londonreconnections.com/2013/we-need-to-talk-abou...
Even though I am ony 25 I can recognize that all the computing foundations is still the same. I work in a 80's style company deving embedded system and I constantly talk with the founders who used to program the first system we used to sell. They used to implement everything from scratch. Sharing code, open source stuffs and Internet are making our life easier. But at the end of the they the knowledge behind the libraries, frameworks used in the library is the same from the early times.
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I've actually always been able to wake up in the middle of the night, then go back to bed and continue dreams where I left off.
That conclusion is well founded. We correlated issues at Blekko across a lot of different factors, the one that always held was code or configuration changes. Not too surprising in the large but definitely confirmed by the data.
Quoting from circle.com:

No fees to move money, and no limits on how much you send or
receive each week using your Circle account.

Naive question: how do they make money?
Yes indeed! Still working on it though we've picked to be more cloud folder centric. Glad it helped you! The
Silly question: is the US dollar being the world's go-to currency part of the US's national interests? If so, how big of an interest is that to the US? If "yes", and "very" are the answers, I wonder if Yuan can ever replace US dollar without a fight.
Happened to me 2 weeks ago. I got a call from my bank asking for approval to send back the duplicate transfer after one week. For a second I hoped they will not notice :)
After this I don't trust them to handle my money anymore.
Normal and healthy diets are balanced; most people's diets are excessively heavy in carbs, so no, I didn't neglect that at all. People should eat less carbs and more fat until they're somewhat of a balance, going in either direction by cutting out one or the other is not eating healthy. Keeping your body in long term ketosis is neither healthy nor particularly pleasant. Yea, eating a pure carb snack is going to make you crash, so don't do that, eat something balanced and made of real whole food, not processed crap.
> It's also that the US doesn't play games with it's currency

I would never consider buying Yuan over Dollars but I simply cannot agree with this statement. What the FED has been doing since 2008 and the ECB with the Euro is a massive experiment in gaming the markets which could possibly lead to catastrophic event. At least in the case of the EU I have no doubt that this will happen.

Today when you buy commodities or currencies your success or failure is not determined anymore by what the market believes is valuable or not, but instead by what governments and bureaucrats have decided should be valuable or what should go down in value. I am fundamentally opposed to this because it creates a lot of bad behaviour, corruption and governments ending up owning previously privately held property and companies.

It is not inconceivable that we could see various Western governments ending up owning most of the property in their countries in the next decades. That'd certainly be a creative way to implement Communism, I'll give them that.
Where did I mention modern pixel art? My point is that modern renderings of 8-bit-era (i.e. 1980s) art is anachronistic and violates the artists' intent. That art was mastered for consumption through NTSC and looks ugly if you try to reinterpret it through the modern pop idea of "pixel art". It's like taking "Gone With the Wind" and watching it with frame-rate interpolation on a handheld device. It'll look like crap because you're changing the medium.

I don't care what modern artists do. You say "let go" like I'm taking a stance on nouveau pixel art; I'm not.
What exactly did it do to your liver (what's the diagnosis so to speak), did you have alcohol, what carbs did you have, and how do you treat the issue now?
My favorite term for this style is BeigeHaus, as coined by McMansionHell.

Edit: Who apparently is also the author of this article. Fitting.
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For a while Nintendo, and they also got rid of the headphone jack on the GBA at one point.
This is a ridiculous claim. It's like saying someone is a star baker because they were able to reliably make cookies when given all the ingredients and recipe and are only asked to do easy ones. I don't care what a company claims to have done in lab conditions, and neither should you.
Also from October 2015: "Driverless trucks move all iron ore at Rio Tinto's Pilbara mines, in world first" - http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-10-18/rio-tinto-opens-worlds...
This looks eerily similar to an article by Andrew Alexander Price:

http://www.andrewalexanderprice.com/blog20121015.php
as an owner of an Android black berry, i say they are killing the wrong side.

the hardware is still good (Android phone with slide out keyboard where each key has capacitive touch sensors)

the software not only is pure garbage, it keeps getting worse with each update.

if blackberry did open hardware, and released all specs so we could have true open Android phones, it would dominate the market as the pc clones dominated the computer market of the past.
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It actually is based on the re-natal code but automatically saves and uses the devserver ip and doesnt need th ios/android native code because it runs in Exponent. Other than that the functionality is the same I think, with the same difference as plain RN vs. Exponent.
> ... since you are missing my fucking point ...

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It's amusing reading the comments on automatic driving. In Tesla-related discussions, Tesla fanboys dominate and are annoyed at criticism of Tesla. This discussion, on the other hand, is rather negative.

There's been a lot of work on self-driving trucks. Mercedes has demoed self-driving trucks. Volvo has some heavy trucks in operation in mines. Otto and Volvo have some kind of a deal on self-driving. If Volvo's involved, safety is being considered. Their CEO has said that if one of their cars crashes in auto mode, it's Volvo's fault.

Volvo says they will deploy 100 self-driving cars in one city in Sweden in 2017. These will only work on certain mapped roads, but they will be driven by customers, not Volvo employees, and the driver will not be expected or required to pay attention. This will be the first large deployment of self-driving without human backup. (Volvo also leads in self-driving marketing videos.[1])

[1] http://www.volvocars.com/au/about/innovations/intellisafe/au...
Monitoring Docker on GKE and AWS at Everalbum
Does it have to support its entire weight? At some point, won't the pipe have enough centrifugal force that would be supporting it?
Facebook vs. the media
...and the same with google heavily advocating web standards, while breaking their website for firefox users for the 16th time.
The OP is Kate Wagner. She also writes the hilarious and informative McMansion Hell tumblr:

http://www.mcmansionhell.com/
How to set goals for an influencer campaign
Too bad this seems to have been overlooked by HN. It's an important piece and well-written.

Broadly I support trade deals, but I think maybe the TPP needs to be back-burnered for a few years while we help those dislocated by prior deals (and by other changes, notably technological advancement, that are exacerbating the effects) catch up a little.
"I really want to see autonomous vehicles"
Take a trip to PA and stand next to a busy street for 30 minutes
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> original http://i.pi.gy/0K7d.png (2.1 MB)

> Note pi.gy does not compress uploads.

This original image shows as 201 KB for me in Safari dev tools.

I was hoping to run your source through ImageOptim and examine its output.
I also get a lot of mental clarity and alertness after extended periods of not eating, followed by tiredness and fogginess after a meal. This might be one reason why I'm underweight.

Unfortunately, a keto diet isn't really an option for me (vegetarian, and allergic to many vegetarian protein sources).

I wonder what the underlying science behind it is.
You are using an incorrect definition of "performance enhancing". Your question is easy to answer if you don't start off from an incorrect context.
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I have many accounts that require a PIN. Many of them I set up years ago and have no idea what the PIN would be. I'm always able to talk my way out of it, though. (And this is not something I practice or know how to do well. I literally just say something like, "PIN? I have no idea. I don't even remember having the option to set one.")
This is a high school student, not a college intern. I did a similar thing when I was in high school - during the school year there were incredibly tight restrictions on any job I could have, including limited hours per week, review and oversight by the school, and lots of extra paperwork for the company. Generally it is just easier for both parties to exclude the pay to get around these requirements.
I habitually think of it as 'aesop' of the fables fame in my head, even though I know it's inaccurate. Hard habit to break. Like eye-terator instead of it-erator.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12591850 and marked it off-topic.
Just the one book, I had heard the series improves, but there's too much other good stuff out there.

Also, I really didn't like the protagonist, he seems too obviously to be a thinly-veiled idealized version of the author. He might as well have named the main character Bim Jutcher.
I'm not sure if it's ignorance that leads people to dismiss things they don't understand so much as it is a coping mechanism similar to that which gave birth to various religions. Ignorance just lets it thrive after the birth.
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To cut to the chase, the study confirms what was fairly obvious:
- Yes, a Russian missile shot down a commercial aircraft.
- Yes, Ukrainian separatists (Russian supported) controlled the area.

So what's the outcome? Putin could care less and doesn't answer to any authority that can apply restraint or collect damages. So what does this change?
It's hard to not start a starter with yeast and can be dangerous to not use a commercial yeast to keep a starter going. If the conditions are not right or it's not a safe yeast colonizing your starter it can be deadly.

I don't have a strong opinion about the origin of the starter. It will definitely influence the flavor of the bread but other than that I don't think the origin is important. More important is the rise times. A longer rise is more likely to convert more sugars and also more likely to give indicators of a bad batch.
Yup, and it's too reactionary to problems that can be easily avoided by regulation, food safety for example. If it were up to the market, people would be dropping like flies because safety doesn't tend to increase short term profits as well as corner cutting.
I've never tried keto, but I also get a lot of mental clarity and alertness after extended periods of not eating. It doesn't seem to make a lot of evolutionary sense.
Historically, collaborative design is the best kind of design. Designers love when others go into their files and "fix" their work. /s
And who are you to decide that that isn't a legitimate decision made by the users? If people cared more about security, they'd move away from Yahoo after something like this, and Yahoo would be more incentivized to keep this from happening.

Your problem is that you disagree with other users - but that's totally legitimate, not everyone has to care about the same things you care about.
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FedEx online printing does this.

CostCo does this.

Other companies do it as a mail-your-printed-goods services.