skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A lot of these types of articles are over-the-top in terms of "fuck you" sentiment. I have some experience moving around/negotiating higher salaries, and I think it's completely possible to do so without being an asshole. The key is to remember that it's just a business transaction -- you're providing a service, and the company is paying you for it. If you are polite and firm with your salary request, the company will take it if they think your service is worth it. If not, find another company that values your service more. Keep that in the back of your mind at all times, and don't let anyone obfuscate the situation, and you'll be fine.
Oh. Hmm. On other sites like plug.dj you can pause and when you unpause it just catches you back up!
You are the uninformed one here and making a false equivalency: you don't charge journalists with felonies when they are covering a riot. This is completely without precedent in recent history in the US. It violates the 1rst Amendment. This is extraordinary.
Furthermore, at least some of the journalists covering this (I'm admittedly not sure if they are the six that were charged) were engaging in gonzo journalism, rioting alongside non-journalist protesters.
Really? Legally obligating your employees to not try to hire their coworkers at a competing business on company time while using company resources is treating employees like goods? That's a pretty bold statement, though I suspect you simply "didn't think about the merits of their case".
GP is making it up, so no citation is possible
Feels like a Watson ad.
What's notable is that the reporters are actually being charged after being identified as such. Even if they were caught in a sweep and arrested, the charges should have been dropped when it became clear that they were just covering the protest and not participating. That's how it normally works anyway.
We know that the term journalist implies that mutual exclusivity. Accredited individual behaving badly will loose their accreditation very very quickly. This concern of blending activists and professional journalists is something the journalism community has been concerned with for years.
I'd like for you, along with everyone else, to pay an increased income tax to cover health care for everyone (the way every other industrialized country does it).

And before you reject that notion, try asking someone from one of those other industrialized countries if they'd like to swap their system for ours.
I'm libertarian, where do I fall? :) I was against expansion and abuse of power by the Obama administration, now I stand against Trump. The difference is one of degrees. In the current case we're facing a populist authoritarian.

I'm all for drastically reducing the size of government, but not at the expense of police brutality of People of Color, the expense of refugees fleeing war, the expense of Muslims (despite being Atheist myself!), by using torture, starting another war in Iraq and pillaging their petroleum, providing political cover for violent dictators like Vladimir Putin, on and on ...
Thanks 11thEarlOfMar, I liked your point about learning, it's defiantly a good indicator..

What about cases that you get no response? For example I've sent an email or attempted to followup but there's no way for me to get real feedback other than knowing they clicked on the link or they opened the email because they simply don't reply or answer.

It's like going finishing & you know there's fish because they bite but you never manage to hook them. It's so frustrating even though I've changed rods, hooks & bait.

The irony is that you start to second guess as to why you sensed the bite. Was it a false positive? How many could be false positives?
>And they chose to run a headline like this? They make it seem as if the journalists were targeted because of their profession

Headlines can never tell the full story. They have to consist of a low number of characters. How would you change the headline to be more accurate?
I rarely bring up nazis but this sounds like something that could have been fetched straight out of nazi Germany:

they had a number of programs for getting rid of unwanted individuals and actually not only forced people but also did public (IIRC) outreach to sell the idea to doctors and parents of severly disabled or otherwise unwanted kids.

(Long time since last I read about this but I think "aktion t4" and "Tiergartenstraße" is the thing to search for if anyone is interested.)
References are the basis of all material on Wikipedia. It's the only way to deal with bias at a global level. Your friend might be a decent person but there are lots of Commissioners of Public Works that aren't and have agendas that take a non trivial amount of effort and time to discover.
Nope, not learning that lesson, you're going to have to arrest a hell of a lot of us.
They are also the primary denizens of these groups.

How much money does Saudi Arabia etc spend on combatting these groups again?
Please cite the passage in the Constitution for that?
So you're saying that the police antagonized people, and that made them so angry that they set a limo on fire? That doesn't ring true to me. It makes much more sense the other way: the police were there because they were needed, to protect bystanders and property from the mob.
Not so. Here's what one prominent hospital administrator (and academic physician) has to say about it.

http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20170124/OPINION/1701...
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And even if they were, what does that comment add to the discussion whatsoever?
South Korea here. Every time I find random asset-loading delays in my clients' websites, it's caused by one of the major CDNs such as Google web fonts and code.jquery.com.

International connectivity out of Korea is pretty congested, especially at peak hours. Tokyo is 30-40ms away in the morning but randomly jumps to 150ms+ in the evening. It can take more than 1 second for the DNS lookup, TCP and SSL handshakes, let alone the actual transfer. So unless the CDN in question has a physical presence in Korea, it is almost always faster to load assets directly from the web server.

I suspect that many regions outside of US/EU are in a similar situation. Using a POP in another country 2000km away does jack shit for local websites, and only harms companies that fall for aggressive CDN marketing.
Not the parent here, but I was pretty peeved to see the [Red Eclipse](http://deletionpedia.org/en/Red_Eclipse) page get deleted for [not being a notable enough game](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletio...) despite being one of the most active open source games around, and a history of over a decade.

I just found it annoying because if you look through Wikipedia's [List of Open Source games](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_open-source_video_game...) is pretty much full of less notable abandonware, and it seems like some people just got a chip on their shoulder for this game's article.
McAfee nameserver quality seems to be on par with their antivirus: https://github.com/DNS-OARC/dns-violations/blob/master/2017/...

;)
thanks lowglow, What do you do when you don't have a feedback loop. Let's say that I've sent 10 emails all personalized with a tailored message & propositions. I've tracked them & all recipient have open the email. Not one person has replied but I can see that they all looked & considered my offer because they clicked on the link.

At this point, I don't know if it's working or if it's failing. Do I stop & pivot because I didn't get a response or should I peruse to try and get a response from the previous 10 before moving along.
Police is always there during these types of protests. There's plenty of peaceful protests with police around.

It's absolutely possible that, if the police starts being violent, the violence spreads very quickly and cars get set on fire. Crowd control has a lot of strategy to it...
Taxing imports makes American goods comparatively cheaper so it is good for local businesses. (But makes them more expensive for consumers)
Then you really have to look out for the recoil as the suddenly-unbalanced bar whips around.

Bench press at any significant weight just flat-out isn't safe without a spotter.
As far as the current interface for concurrency, it has fibers, channels, and futures.
In terms of targeting, no. In terms of killing people, yes.
Convert EMF Metafile to WMF Format and Metered Licensing Support Using Java
C'mon mods. Time for another moratorium on politics.
Aren't VPN networks can specify DNS server the client should use after the connection established? That would allows DNS spoofing and MITM attacks.
the secret service will.
It's not a typo, and you're not wrong.
I just take the mtime of each file, apply an HMAC using a secret key, and use the first few letters of the resulting hash. So the URLs end up looking like asset.js?v=deadbeef. It's fully automated and exposes no useful information. (The web server sending a Last-Modified header is another question.)

If you don't like query strings, you can throw in some rewrite rules to make it part of the virtual filename, e.g. asset.deadbeef.js.
Hydrogen turned into metal in stunning act of alchemy by Harvard scientists
By 2045, You May Not Be Able to Drive a Gas Car in Hawaii
No, taxing imports favors US-made stuff, which benefits US manufacturers. That's the point.

Edit: ... That's the point of protectionism. I'm not arguing that it's the better policy. It's just what he seems to be doing. As with the flap over Carrier. As much as I disagree with much of Trump's plans, it is bizarre how US policy for decades aided manufacturers in exporting production overseas.
Guaranteed to Have the Clubs Lit: New Hit Single Aint Hurtin' by Da Squad
> Our addiction to instant and easy answers can be very problematic.

Bingo. The rub between not wanting to reinvent the wheel and being forced to think through it on your own is a very real tension. However, I really like what you say here. The notion of instant information and instant gratification has made us primarily information consumers. There's a very real benefit, in my opinion, to thinking through the situation without the external information inputs.

Both are good, but my sense (from anecdotal evidence, primarily) is that we're losing the thinking/reasoning our way through things in favor of "collaboration" which we cheapen as "information sharing."
Interpreting Literature by Computer
I wouldn't call it Data Science.
Probably because in theatre the audio often has a big dynamic range, and the groups are aiming for a "cinematic" result. (There might be only one or two loud points in the film)
France, you do not own the internet
https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr347/summary

This bill made it a federal crime to trespass on the White House grounds, and it made other minor changes to an existing law.

This bill amended a previously existing law, which can be read here, that was also about establishing a crime of being in restricted areas protected by the Secret Service. This bill's only significant change was adding the White House to the list of restricted places.

Some say those existing provisions made protests illegal at political events where the Secret Service is protecting a candidate for office. Our understanding is that this is incorrect. The law applies to "cordoned off" areas or where a restriction is posted and where the general public has been cleared from. Additionally, it is unlikely the courts would uphold a restriction on access based on a political viewpoint.
Thanks for the explainer. This stood out:

> QUIC has implemented its own identifier for unique connections called the Connection UUID. It's possible to go from WiFi to LTE and still keep your Connection UUID, so no need to renegotiate the connection or TLS. Your previous connection is still valid.

This sounds more viable than Multipath TCP.
>>But really: doesn't working remotely mean that, when blocked, you can just leave the computer and do some life stuff, then come back a few hours later and continue from there?

Technically yes. In practice though, this only blurs the boundaries between work and leisure, as you find yourself working in evenings and weekends to make up for those down-times during the week when your team members were unreachable.
I identify as a classical liberal and I'm not absolving Trump and friends of their actions, I just lament the current state of political dialogue. It's all binary, and if you disagree with another person you are a Nazi or SJW, as the situation requires. Facts are bent, hidden, and politicized by the journalists we depend on to maintain a free society.
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Or blimps with nets, kinda like London during WWII?
99% of people walk a march and 1% torch private property (a limousine): clearly the "mob" is in the wrong.
Source study published in Cell, "Crystal Structure of an LSD-Bound Human Serotonin Receptor"

HTML http://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(16)31749-4

PDF http://www.cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092-8674(16)31749-4.pdf
Yeah, if I downloaded an article from sci-hub all it does is free up my time that I otherwise would have spent driving across town to the University library and the university is out a few bucks for using the copying machine. And I doubt the copying machine at the University is doing more than paying for its maintenance. I wouldn't have spent hundreds of dollars to get the article anyway.
Controversial Research on Creation of Human-Animal Embryos Published
That's a very interesting idea. Thanks for the suggestion. It is still invasive since I have to cut the intake pipe and insert a section with the sensor installed in it. But it is more flexible since I can install it in any size pipe. And for my use case of a 1 inch input pipe it can be cheaper than my current solution. For example https://www.aliexpress.com/item/15mA-5V-Optical-Infrared-Wat...

Although, I wonder if scaling (as in hard water scale) is still going to be an issue.
It will serve you better to deal with the fear/reality that people are not equal and racial differences do exist, not just on the surface but they manifest in group averages of intelligence, performance. Group averages are not an individual.

If you can accept that there are people smarter and not as smart as you, more athletic or not as athletic, then you understand that people are different. The illusion that races aren't different is just part of a passing PC culture fad. Better to accept reality, better for everyone involved.
I emailed my Senators concerning Net Neutrality this is their responses
I'll consider adding that functionality. Thanks for the feedback!
Exactly. I also ban FB, Reddit, and much of the other bullshit at work (and on work laptop). HN is not banned (yet), since SNR is not zero here.
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When I posted it, the original article was offline, the site was showing a database error
If you feel a submission is inappropriate for HN, please flag it and move on.
That's really not relevant, it can be stipulated that life begins at conception and it simply doesn't matter, no persons right to life trumps another persons right to bodily autonomy. It's not murder to let someone die if you're the only bone marrow donor that could save their life and you refuse to donate and it's not murder to get an abortion; not all killing is murder, nor is all killing wrong. As long as the baby requires use of the mothers body to survive, it's right to life is secondary to her consent to carry it and that's true even if you give a fetus the full rights any other grown person would have. No grown person could demand their right to life is more important than your consent to your control your own body, even if your refusal kills them.
I feel very few will show up to link articles they've written; here's one that I also didn't write but had a lot of insanely useful info:

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Microsoft_SQL_Ser...

This is in no way encyclopedic and violates several policies and guidelines on lists and external links https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Microsoft_SQL_Ser...

Seems reasonable but I almost wish their could be a tier 2 Wikipedia where people could share this type of a time investment. Maybe that's what the various undeletion sites will wind up doing!
You are stating that reporters lit a limousine on fire. Do you honestly believe this?
Interestingly enough

grep -rl "500" .

doesn't work because it returns with the "./".
Draft executive order would halt refugee processing, suspend issuing visas
A garden hose

A fishing net

Machine gun

A big fan

Camoflauge that fucks with their guidance

Fake GPS signals

bombing the facility arming them

a flock of birds

a foam gun

a flame thrower

...

Whatever happens to be handy.
That was an interesting read. I had assumed this type of thing is what Clinton was spending all that money on. I suppose Trump got a great deal, if that $15m figure is correct.
grep -R --include="access.log*" "500"

Should this not work for challenge 9?
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Jai Livestream: Compiler Refactoring, Cleanup
You are not confused. you just disagree with me. That's fine. Just say you disagree.

It's funny that you think a comment on HN is equivalent to a research paper on a science journal.

You can call me bullshit if I ever publish a paper on this with above 4 items claiming this to be "science".

Well, until then.
It's perfect!

I use http://www.clamwin.com/ which is just an easy way to install it.

There was a pdf about antiviruses that was posted a few month ago IIRC and they all had huge flaws except surprisingly ClamAv which had minor ones.
How is context switching costly for you, but only briefly distracting for your colleague?
Even with DNS spoofing, you can't MITM an encrypted connection with pinned public keys. That includes Google, GitHub, most social networks, and any SSH host to which you have previously connected.

Almost everything I do while on the move falls into this tamper-proof category. It's been a while since I stopped caring which Wi-Fi I connect to. I just borrow anyone's connection and tunnel right through.
5 TIPS FOR STORE OWNERS TO INCREASE TRAFFIC WITH $0 MARKETING BUDGET
What I am waiting for is a good shopping experience hosted by Google. Can for the life of my not understand why did still haven't done this because it would solve so many of their problems wrt ads and purchasing.
Why quit the app vs set your status to busy/DND?
The mixtape which this man is presenting is veritably fire.
I saw this a while ago and thought it was neat but for me it was just a toy to try out. I couldn't understand two things:

1) What's the use case?
2) Who is the audience?

Does anyone know the answer to those two things?
Printed references are references, and they shouldn't be rejected just because they aren't on the internet. But even when the author went to the trouble of putting those references on the internet, they were still deleted.

There's just no justification for that. Even if a policy required all references to be available via the internet, the author fulfilled that requirement.
I think you missed the excerpt from the "science" research paper, which I mentioned above:

"“We are finding it has quite the opposite effect. When people feel shamed because of their weight, they are more likely to avoid exercise and consume more calories to cope with this stress. In this study, we identified a significant relationship between the internalization of weight bias and having a diagnosis of metabolic syndrome, which is a marker of poor health.”"
It doesn't look like Google owns .xyz, though. The hooli site says Copyright HBO on the bottom.

http://www.cnbc.com/2015/08/10/googles-abcxyz-just-put-this-...
"the proof will be what happens in the real world of people's Facebook pages."

Hard to say that last phrase with a straight face.
I am very serious, for a lot of obvious reasons. If you don't like the laws, stop voting for idiots that signed them into law. But certainly don't complain when the people you voted for approve said laws.
80k out of 140k employees are sales?
That's a pretty uncharitable interpretation of parent's comment. I read it as "to protect bystanders and property from the mob [that was violent]".

And his point seemed to be that police being "noticeably absent" from peaceful protests is more simply explained by the fact that those protests were peaceful rather than police presence being the source of violence.

Police brutality is a real issue but indiscriminately blaming the police every time they show up doesn't help the cause.
This not an anti-Trump story. The story is about the DA and the police filing obviously wrongful felony charges.

Sure, a bigger number of protesters also got similar charges, but that's not a big news because it's everything but obvious that the charges are bogus.

With reporters covering the event the situation is different. Mass arrests during riots I fully understand, and then reporters may get caught up in the net, but after you identify the reporters, you let them go. You don't file felony charges against reporters filming the event, unless of course you are a crooked DA.
Thanks for taking the time to clarify. I appreciate it.

With regards to calling any of your comments bullshit, I think you're confusing me with 'JoeAltmaier.

I certainly don't consider an HN comment equivalent to a research paper. I do think that an HN comment calling into question the validity of a journal article should strive for validity itself. If we disagree, that's where
we do.
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So I hope HuffPo won't show up now? Right? It's almost entirely "fake news" (Breitbart has much to learn), yet it's in the trends and on Google News.
This is rather odd. Knee cartilage damage is extremely common among athletes, so one would think that the treatment would be as well. But I've never heard of it used for professional athletes.

Speaking anecdotally, I've had 4 wrist surgeries over the past 5 years (coming up on my fifth next week). I've never once heard of the stem-cell injection treatment, despite having 3 surgeons and 9+ other consulting doctors. Did your doctor give you any papers to describe the procedures that made his knee "all better now"?
You wonder how the world can sink into war and then you start to understand how it works when you study today's political climate.

It seems like a slow motion inevitability.

People's opinions are just so strong.

To make matters worse, seems like the smartphone revolution has provided quick communication channels that magnify the rhetoric.

Forget more information at your finger tips, smartphones and the internet provide easier means of finding like-minded people to raise pitchforks with.
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That's a pretty bold claim that many disagree with.
Scary prospect for us all.

I read a Pilger article last year that sent chills down my back:

http://johnpilger.com/articles/a-world-war-has-begun-break-t...
I guess this 'web' link trick doesn't work anymore
Developer edition is an alpha. I don't use unstable versions of browsers for my daily driver.
change your approach.

Every rejection gets your closer to a yes.
Learn from your mistakes (if any), optimize and try again with the expectation of getting a yes.

I know its hard but try to be more robotic and take emotion out of it as much as you can.

Lastly, know your audience. Cant use the same pitch with every person.
Do you know Jack Ma? His current net worth is 28.8 billion USD. Before he became successful he applied at 30 jobs when he was looking for work and was rejected from all of them, including a job at KFC where 24 people applied and they hired everyone but him. He wrote to Harvard for a total of 10 times and was knocked back every single time.

Goals + perseverance + time = your magic formula.
To me it's the difference between a few line exchange that is briefly distracting vs switching to working on a completely different task, getting up to speed on it just in time to have to switch back and refamiliarize myself with where I left off. Order of minutes vs hours.