skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Vague, long winded, round about way of saying, maybe it's not self inflicted. Continuity of care is hard. Maybe fewer patients or other responsibilities would help. Ultimately, in my shallow understanding, residents just sort of have to be there to take care of their patients, because passing patients around is dangerous.
> which is fair after his previous posts have outright caused Apple PR issues for something that is his own fault

1. That it's his fault isn't so clear. The developer claims he was not notified that there was a linked account until two days after a ban. If you listen to the recording, he asks why he was not notified, and the representative does not give a good answer.

> Developer doesn't release said blog post, so Apple releases statement with said facts to protect themselves for further incorrect accusations.

2. If we are to believe the developer, then he actually sent a draft of the blog post to Apple, then Apple doesn't respond and instead posts a public statement.

> What is the developer trying to achieve here exactly?

3. Telling his side of the story and what happened. If we just heard the Apple side of the story and that was it, then we would assume, as many did, that the developer did do review manipulation. If we didn't hear about his side, we would have had no idea that Apple discovered the fraud on a linked account and wanted a blog post explanation to reinstate the account. Apple's statement was incomplete given everything they knew; there was no talk of "linked" accounts or anything of that sort.

> Sounds like the developer is guilty as sin for this fraud

4. Again, if we are to believe the developer, there was no intent to defraud anyone, so I think it's a stretch to say that he's "guilty as sin" for it. The only fraud would be his cousin's fraud that his account is connected to, which Apple failed to notify the developer about until two days after closing his account and after the blog post.
That only says "if you use another's card we also want your photo id". It does not say "the card's holder will be responsible for your actions".
What Madoff did was illegal and malicious from the outset.

Do you believe that when Holmes was handed the opportunity, at 19, to bring the Edison to market that she set out with the intent of defrauding investors?

The only thing she's provably guilty of thus far is believing in her company a little more than is sensible and being preternaturally competent as a fundraiser.

When Musk claims he can get people to Mars for $200k, do we say 'That's preposterous!', and slap him in cuffs? It's up to the investors of Spacex to decide whether or not they want to gamble on that proposition.

Would you put 100 million into Magic Leap because Rony Abovitz says 'it's rad', or would you insist on seeing a demo first? Because none of Theranos investors did that.
Exactly. parking 2.5% of its total capital in Theranos deserves suits from its own investors.
> I mean, a lot of mental illnesses actually have a legitimate negative effect on one's ability to be a productive worker.

Yes I completely agree. However, if a mentally ill person can perform their duties with reasonable accommodations as well as a person who isn't mentally ill , then that person shouldn't be discriminated against.

Indeed, the Americans with Disabilities Act already covers people with depression and bipolar.

If you could discriminate against people because they have something which legitimately negatively affects one's ability to be a productive worker, then companies would probably discriminate against hiring women too, because they might get pregnant and have to take time off. This is also illegal because while it's true that it might be less efficient for the company, it's still unethical.
Another day, another rung down the ladder of journalistic quality from the WaPo.
If you don't trust Facebook, don't use Facebook.
Would you prefer to go to a medical office with your kid presenting a serious condition and get a paramedic who doesn't know what to do outside of his protocols?
As with so many of WaPo's articles lately, I'm at a loss as to whether this is clumsy propaganda, or just incredibly inept reporting.
I don't know about SSRIs. They've been around for a long time, and I think it's generally understood that they're only useful as a fallback if therapy alone doesn't cut it.
Sexual assault? He said "they let you do it if you are rich and famous". Now that's real news. He didn't say that he'd force himself on them against their wishes.

You might feel it's scummy to think that way but claiming this is sexual assault is ridiculous.
Crashed during parsing of a php project...

When tried to uninstall, GridinSoft Anti-Malware blocked it and said 5 bars danger malware...
Sure, so would the CEO.

And that is of little concern to anyone impacted by such an abuse and of little concern to a 19 year old having a "Holy shit people trust me" moment. I had similar moments running my own stuff in college, if you quoted me out of context I would sound way eviler than Zuck's quote I'm sure. Power, even just a modicum of power, makes 19 year old say dumb shit.

That whole thing about impulse control and executive functions of the brain not being fully developed until you're 25.

The more important question is did he ever abuse that access? [in a way that isn't described in the TOS]
Has anyone used it? Is it completely ad free?
I'm not saying they should. I was just enumerating some ways in which notice could've reached him, but didn't, in response to the GP post trying to claim he was notified.
I believe pjlegato's point was that while idealism may attract many students into medicine, it's ultimately the profit motive that keeps them working 60+ hour weeks and taking call for decades.

I have a few physicians in my extended family and this mirrors what I've seen from them; I don't know how you'd get board certified neurosurgeons to take q3 trauma call in more rural areas for years on end other than ''here's a boatload of money''. It's masochistic work.

Capitalism, especially our current flavor of it, has plenty of problems, but I think it's important to separate the core principals (mostly free markets, pursuit of self interest) from the pollutants (loopholes, cronyism and special interests).
This is nonsense. It was perfectly reasonable for Apple to terminate Bogdan's (the Kapeli dev) account. This doesn't mean Bogdan did something wrong. What it means is Bogdan's relative, who controls the second linked account, did something wrong. And Bogdan shares some responsibility because he set up that second account (Apple did not link the two accounts incorrectly).

And the fact that Apple's willing to work with Bogdan to unlink and reinstate his account also does not mean Apple did anything wrong. If you actually listen to the phone call the Apple rep makes it very clear that Apple believes they were correct, but that Apple is willing to offer Bogdan a way to fix things.
The fact that Madoff's intent was criminal from the outset and that Holmes' probably wasn't is irrelevant. The point is that it became criminal. And that's why she's in the firing line today.
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Once the suit is filed it also forces the CEO to behave differently, legally in terms of financial responsibility. Away from company&employees to investors. So I've read. I'm not a lawyer.
I think you're correct. I too read Apple's statements today as being something prepared ahead of time (possibly even communicated to the media earlier and embargoed), wholly independently of Apple's ongoing talks with Kapeli about the blog post.
Alright, i worded that badly. They admit to there being no wrongdoing on Kapeli's side by giving the option to reopen his account at all.

If they thought there were any wrongdoing they wouldn't even be talking to him, much less make him that offer.
>I think humanity is literally evolving to lie and cheat at a biological level.

It's naive to think we were not already born with these core qualities. "Survive at all costs" is a demonstrated maxim that all living beings possess. We didn't consider lying and cheating to be frowned upon until we decided we were a civilized society with rules based on [opinions | deities | etc.]. Having experienced multiple pathological liars firsthand, it makes more sense that rather than "evolving" these qualities, people are resorting to their core human nature as they feel more and more threatened.
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The solution is automation.
There's a difference between saying "I believe we can develop X" and "we currently have X." As I understand it, Holmes and Theranos did the latter. And that's fraud.
Very poignant ending.

"See, everyone watches"
> It was perfectly reasonable

Well, we'll have to disagree. And i think Apple's actions, in giving the option of reinstatement, disagree as well, even though they claim to believe otherwise.

Edit: Oh, and even if something were to appear reasonable to do, but turned out in hindsight to be wrong, then it would still be an error.
It seems like clear fraud was directed at the general public and their health outcomes. I don't care much about the investors, they can take it. It was something like 6% of tests were fraudulently performed by their "technology", with potentially dangerous results.
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Alternately, it reflects the tenor of the story and the facts it contains. You could say this is inappropriate editorializing, but that makes the obviously absurd implication that fraud is a neutral thing, and that there are many good kinds of fraud in additional to the bad ones.

If you're reporting clear facts about something unambiguously bad, then it's entirely appropriate for the supporting photographs to support the article.
Agreed, annoying headline. I was ready to write some angry rant in response, but at least the article actually does address (unlike the last time this same article was written) the economic realities of constantly treading water to keep your bee population up.
I find all the most important and incisive comments about the nature and distribution of intelligence in society tend to end with "like it or not".
I believe it is in California without their permission, not 100% sure.
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CMU robotics lab on 60 minutes
Probably a detail previously considered too minor for foreign consumption.

Imperial Japan also made use of meths, called "ヒロポン" at the time.
Not sure if it's something you'd call a social feature, but I find things like listrepos on an organization to be really helpful for piping into xargs to checkout everything a new customer depends on.

The PR stuff is so far as I can see complete in git-hub - what do you think you're missing?

(edit: if you meant gists, lots of the people I know already use paste site CLIs that handle that, btw, so to -us- that's more a social feature than the existing functionality is)
I thought swills or feld... someone had Swift working. My memory may be getting this wrong.
It says if you do not pay by credit card, we want your photo ID, or at least it's ambiguous.

Again, it's unclear under whose name the account really was registered, but if he went through the trouble of sending in photo ID, Kapeli would probably mention that as to further exonerate him of any mistakes.
Ha walked into that one.
The article does address this fact, though the headline writer chose to omit any such subtlety.
"our radically capitalist regime"

Citation required. I'd venture the US is more accurately described as a hybrid socialist / mercantilist regime than a capitalist regime.
There will need to be curation, or a stamp of approval for applications or online content. Then, a method of filtering an app store or search engine for that content. This would be appealing to parents (speaking as one myself).
If one assumes Holmes didn't realize their product didn't work (questionable at best), imagine how it must be to work 7 days a week, forego friendships and intimate relationships, and not even watch TV, then after 12 years of that discover what you tried to make didn't/won't work. In too deep or something to just admit it's over and move on.

Sounds like a very undesirable number of years with little positive to show, although maybe there were some lessons in there. Maybe time for a workaholic recovery program for her, who knows. Sad to hear the prime of a life spent like this... though perhaps not any worse than other destructive paths one could travel.
What happened in 1973 to cause this to kickoff?
No and that's the problem. Gmail sees your IPs instead of the originating IPs, with a negative impact on spam classification quality, and in all likelihood a negative impact on your IP reputation due to the appearance of relaying spam.
"They let you do it" is not consent, it's the absence of fighting back. A woman does not have to physically fight her attacker for it to be assault. Consider the phrasing "they let you do it if you hold a gun to their head".
I've spent some time looking at the 'needs a JS runtime' part and am prototyping an isometric framework in rust which renders with natively compiled code on the server and generated JS on the client, both generated from the same source template and logic. The JS can also be cached and served statically.

The server-rendered page is then instanced in the browser and differential rendering can be performed. I have been interested in doing this concept using React but have decided to prototype with a simpler implementation called Incremental DOM.

My project is at github.com/tmzt/incrust.
I quite like this idea. The juxtaposition between a well considered image with the uncontrolled audioscape is a pleasant idea. I have a very small set of binaural mics (appear to be inconspicuous IEMs) that I've wanted to use for something similar, but my iPhone doesn't capture stereo through the audio jack.
They're be asking for photo id of the actual account holder, i.e. the relative, in lieu of id via CC account. And given that Apple was willing to reinstate his account, Kapeli is already exonerated.
I agree, and like a child comment here, used to switch back and forth between other editors(sublime, atom) and Microsofts push to win developers is working.

Huge swathes of code released, azure implementing innovative things around blockchain-- not to mention the linux offerings & other oss plugins. Even porting out powershell as well as bash integration, chakra ect.

To touch on the parebt comment, the vscode editor is one of the MS products i use most often and am most familiar with. The release cadence; compared to the very similar Atom editor, is much different in philosophy.

Atom was first(i think it even came out before vscode) to have all of the features desired in aneditor. They came at the high price of horrible petformance and a wildly unstable product.

Vscode team knew everyone wanted tabs, but they worked releasing tons of things in parrallel and rolled tabs out when they worked properly.

I wouldnt say MS has won my trust, but this product has. I trust the editor will behave as expected and continue to offer awesome plugins and a greT ecperience. I can't afford to have my editor lag snd crash, as well as overwrite or delete data.

Vscode is pretty great and has virtually everything I need with only very minor things.
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There is little evidence that hazing leads to better outcomes. Nor, does making medical school technically difficult leads to better outcomes. The US takes longer to train its medical professionals then most other places leading to more expensive care, and a overall deficit of doctors.

As somebody who works with pathologists, I don't find the academic part of medicine more difficult then say physics - but the pay is substantially different. This artificial labor shortage is protected by the systematic failures discussed in many of the HN comments.

None of these things are defensible.
>Their competitor is...Salesforce

Don't forget Microsoft/LinkedIn.
They are talking about commercial bees. Not bees in the wild, which are dwindling.

Just like tree farms don't mean rainforests aren't disappearing.

People are turning the world into farms and this article is oblivious.
I have yet to work for a company where posting fake reviews on our applications wasn't the norm. Most users (myself included) can't be bothered to write a brand new review every time an app updates.
The differences in maturity between 19 and 31 are tremendous, while those between 60 and 70 are virtually non existent, so no, these cases are not quite similar at all.

For what it's worth, rental car companies won't allow drivers under 25 because their insurance companies have a wealth of data to demonstrate that's when reliable levels of independent judgement emerge. For the same reason, militaries prefer soldiers who are under 25.
Last time I bought a dev account to the App Store I had to pay with a credit card in my name. My employer was willing to pay for it and would have preferred to pay on the company credit card but the App Store explicitly didn't allow 3rd party payment.

This was made abundantly clear when I signed up.
I find it hard to believe that 35% of the US workforce is comprised of self-employed white-collar workers doing contract work.

I'd easily believe "35% of the workforce is self-employed", but freelancers? I guess I'm an old fuddy-duddy that likes words to actually mean something; get off my lawn &c.
At what point did she shift from being an optimistic entrepeneur to a criminal? Was it when she started getting magazine covers? Was it when Hwnry Kissinger joined the board of directors? She's still giving her company 110% in spite of everything that has transpired. Usually the correct time for a startup founder/CEO to call it quits is when they run out of capital, until then it's their job to try and make it work come hell or high water.
Authors for major news sites don't write their own headlines which is why there is often a disconnect with the actual content of the article.
I thought this article would have to africanized bees. Is anyone else worried about that? Commercial bees are just fine this says but it's only talking about population size.
Not a chance baby. I won't link my facebook to my work life.
There are multiple communications and phone calls in play. It was a previous phone call on Friday that required admitting wrongdoing.

> on FRIDAY they told me they’d reactivate my account if I’d make a blog post admitting some wrongdoing. I told them I can’t do that, because I did nothing wrong.

> On SATURDAY they told me that they are fine with me writing the truth about what happened. [this is the call that was recorded]
A fantastic article. One actionable example given for consumers was to turn of notifications/vibrations. Another was to move those subconsciously-addicting apps off your home screen. I'd be interested in seeing a more comprehensive list of those.
Implying that staying inside the "mainstream" journalistic integrity suddenly improving is a false assumption.

I don't know that I agree with it, but it's a valid opinion to have that mainstream is no better than elsewhere.
New Amazon EC2 X1 instance size and expansion of X1 instances to new regions
Yes I'd love for the TSA to invest in MAC address scanning devices..
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This looks promising. They started quite recently, in September 12. I like the diversity of the founders they have already already talked to. Includes everything from panty makers to Instagram founders to media moghuls.
Reading the release notes indicates they are still working on their EFI/uEFI support. I've also noticed a lot of other free OSes that seem to be struggling with it.

Is EFI really that complicated? I also ask because it doesn't seem to me that EFI hasn't really made the PC better for anyone other than Microsoft and Apple.
Escalate to your manager, he should have a chat with her manager.
... and/or deregulation (reregulation?) to open up competition. Often if not usually, the same task could be just as skillfully by done, or even more skillfully or appropriately done, by someone with a different educational route, with or without training beyond what is now typical (e.g., NPs, nurse anesthetists, PAs, optometrists, psychologists, pharmacists, RNs, you name it).

PAs provide an instructive example, but there are many others of different sorts. Often, PA schools have stricter prerequisite experience requirements, and PA students often take the bulk of their courses with the MD students, and have maybe a semester less of courses, before clinical training. So the end effect is that a PA's actual experience is often the comparable to an MD's after a couple of years of practice. Hospitals and health care systems know this, and have been gradually replacing MDs in many areas with PAs because they're cheaper but provide similar care.

We can't afford to maintain this fiction that the only way to have something skillfully done is by the MD training model.
Both VS and VSCode use the Roslyn compiler to provide IDE functionality. https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn
I use this Chrome Extension to bypass the WSJ paywall:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bypass-wsj-other-s...
According to this, it's fine to use another person's CC as long as you provide govt id such that they can tie your account to a real person (and not the CC).

https://developer.apple.com/support/purchase-activation/
For example, I would love to know about details about the following:

(84 days ago) [flagged] Turkey's president says all he wants is same powers as Hitler (telegraph.co.uk)

(48 days ago) [flagged] Tesla stock up 2% on news of upcoming announcement, down 1% after announcement (google.com)

I find it irritating (and it seems you've noticed this too) that "too-political" articles get flagged. Posting articles does not imply agreement with them. Are they not worth discussing?
I don't wish to derail the thread, but while I have your ear: is there any hope for using the neovim over its msgpack interface instead of implementing vim bindings from scratch?
Active noise cancelling is far better at drowning out constant background noise than changing sounds like conversations.
Of course, Wikipedia also has a list of countries by government spending and tax revenue as percentage of GDP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_spending#As_a_perce....
Which of the scrolls are you referring to? Were they from canonical books?
Last time I checked, Slack's business model was not based on advertisements and they did not have an incentive to give/sell your data to third parties (I'm sorry, partners).
L-Theanine (amino acid found in green tea) supplements solve that problem.
Self-Driving Mercedes Will Prioritize Occupant Safety Over Pedestrians
Same here, and adoration aside, I've gone from, "Goddamn it, I think I need surgery," to, "I have no pain at all" in a few years. Stretches, and a new keyboard.

Well worth it for me.
My bad, I did not scroll down to see how complete the command set was. At the top of the readme the list of commands is misleading (I thought there were only those at the first read).

I'm not sure I can see a real use for checking out every repo of an organisation (I mean, if you do that with mozilla, you better start before going for a long holiday ), but having it /possible/ is a great thing

So I guess we're pretty much alike, git-repo being strong for being service agnostic, and git-hub being more complete.

Though, in my redesign plan I got for version 2, I have in mind a framework to make it possible to implement service-specific CLI API, while sharing a same core CLI API for the service-agnostic features.

So my hope is that people will like the tool enough to participate in the development and help make the tool more feature complete across the services!
I really enjoyed the Instagram episode. It seemed very honest and raw. They talked about things they got right and wrong, and inspiration for major parts of the app that helped make it a success.

I encourage everyone to listen to it.