skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wish it were merely a way to avoid taking personal responsibility. There's much more to it than that.

Read "The Psychology of Influence" along with some of the stuff by, e.g, Kahneman and/or Tversky on behavioral economics and the various cognitive biases humans have that lead them to make poor decisions. I assure you that corporations have read all of this and are taking advantage of it to part you from your money, selling you products that they make you think will increase your happiness. Another resource on this would be Robert Shiller's book "Phishing for Phools, The Economics of Manipulation and Deception".

This isn't about taking personal responsibility. Even when you become fully aware of the insidious way in which our culture works, it's impossible to entirely avoid being taken advantage of by marketing and advertising. We humans are made to think in certain ways, our brains have evolved in a way that gave us cognitive biases we can't escape, even when we're aware of them. Being aware can motivate us to change the culture itself (and its laws), though, so in the future people are less affected by corporate deceit and greed. Yes, this would likely mean lower corporate profits. (Question how we're conditioned to think of lower corporate profits as a bad thing.)
> I know I would be gnashing my teeth if my kid was roaming the streets and woods all day long...even if I did it.

I think what has changed is our attitude towards risks. We just can't stand even the slightest risk on our children. It's a form of entitlement - we want to raise kids risk-free, but that is dangerous in itself. Lacking experience, children are much worse prepared for life.
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If a sub banning someone for reporting members' rape threats doesn't convince you, nothing will.
I found this guys webpage some years ago, he has done awesome work casting resin cogs and other shapes in CNC milled molds. [1]

Regarding the post, I'm not a nutritional expert, but cooking yourself is a great method to keep better track of what enters your body.

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While car corporations were obviously behind car-oriented policies as well, the American electorate was also completely on board. It didn't have to be this way.
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See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13543872
> As an added annoyance, which is specific to App Engine but a result of using the JVM, it's impossible to specify JAVA_OPTS, so any of the -X flags, without switching to the Flexible environment

I haven't used App Engine either but I suspect that the flexible environment is more expensive.
Yes. The data is from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey: http://www.census.gov/data/developers/data-sets/acs-5year.ht...

Here is the script to generate the GeoJSON file: https://github.com/davidbailey/py/blob/master/walkbike2015.p...

Thanks for the info about attribution. I've updated the page.
I think this is changing at a pretty fast pace ... well for Gitea anyways. It also looks like Gitea is lighting a fire under Gogs, as they appear to be iterating at a faster pace as well. Here's a very quick breakdown of what's going on.

Activity for the last 160 days. There were 175 commits to gogs and 720 commits to gitea.

https://gitsense.com/gogs-gitea/commits-160days.png

Activity for the last 60 days. There were 109 commits to gogs and 262 to gitea.

https://gitsense.com/gogs-gitea/commits-60days.png

https://gitsense.com/gogs-gitea/changes-60days.png

https://gitsense.com/gogs-gitea/changes-files-60days.png

The options and vendors directory are unique to Gitea and they account for a lot of the changes within the last 60 days. I was told the vendors directory is used to store dependencies but I don't know what the options directory is used for. And as the following shows, they account for a lot of the files touched, in the last 60 days.

https://gitsense.com/gogs-gitea/changes-options-vendor-60day...

Based on what I've read on Hacker News, the developer behind Gogs, tends to merge in changes in spurts, so it's hard to tell if this recent flurry of activity is a spurt or not. In this 365 days of activity, you can see the 3 spurts for Gogs so far.

https://gitsense.com/gogs-gitea/commits-365days.png

Regardless of whether or not Gogs will continue to develop at an increased rated, it looks like Gitea will.
> when all your eggs are in one basket

Almost literally your eggs in one "basket".
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Unfortunately many ssh servers gratuitously disallow X11 forwarding; tcp forwarding can accomplish the same, but then setting up DISPLAY &ct. need to be done manually.
> If you're building wars, fat-jars or anything else that gets you to that "single jar deployment" which is often mentioned as a pro, you're definitely not immune to duplication.

True, though at least it's once per transitive dependency per deployable application rather than once per path to transitive dependency per project.

> Especially when you get to libraries that have changed their package name over the year like say jackson.

Yeah, you do have to deal with those, though it's a relatively small number IME. It would be nice if maven had some integrated support for saying that library x and y are actually what was previously combined library z or similar, though I'm not aware of any package manager that does that yet.
Aside from the incident, this is a great opportunity to learn something new (at least for me).
Said so, does anyone of you know how they plot all the charts of postgres and co? such as this: http://monitor.gitlab.net/dashboard/db/postgres-queries I know that the chart is made in grafana, but: how do they collect the data?
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If you're imagining a single kid, it sounds reasonable. Now think about the millions of kids across the country: what are the odds that in a year, none of them will make a fatal mistake while crossing a street?

Even adults screw up, we can't reasonably expect kids not to when the consequences can be fatal. We could easily make our streets safer and more tolerant of user error if we actually cared, look at Sweden or the Netherlands. We just have to make safety a higher priority than speed in road design.

Think about how insane it is that we're expecting kids to regularly navigate an environment where, if they make even a small mistake, they can die. In what universe is that reasonable? Why are expecting our children to regularly dodge death?
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> There is no way to jump from observation to causality without knowing the implementation. At least in this particular universe.

At the extreme end of the spectrum, you have to weigh the probability that the statistical evidence is high enough to suggest causation against the probability that your mind isn't plugged into a simulation and all of the measurements have been faked. If the former is greater than the latter, than I'd say for all practical purposes we can call the phenomenon "causality".
I tried using Edge, but just get a "This app can't open" message. I'm sure I could fix it if I wanted to but it's easier to just run Chrome.
> Luckey having to pay $150 million

What's the reasoning behind that?
I don't think 'bias in news' begins to cover the sort of things that went on in the recent US election though.

There was a lot of anti-Trump news that basically matches what you said above:

> "fake news" will evolve, it will add parts of the truth to it dodge this 0th level definition

* Trump kicked a mother and baby out of rally

* Trump mocked a reporter's disability

* Trump proposed building database of muslims

And the list goes on.

This goes well beyond the realm of media bias, and in to direct collusion between media and the campaign.

I have no problem calling that 'fake news', which is perhaps a descriptive approach rather than a prescriptive one.
Existence of VB.NET doesn't bother me at all. I develop exclusively in C#.NET but there is a lot of VB.NET language features I wish were available in C#.NET.
For all the arguments from brexiters about democracy, this vote was yet another travesty. Somehow a narrow 52% majority of votes became 70%+ in Parliament. And of course the few millions of EU citizens living here went completely unrepresented, again.

What a disappointment, this country turned out to be.
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Out of curiosity, what do you mean by UI lag? I've not used a massive amount of Edge but I don't remember it being particularly laggy?
Very nice looking. Can't wait to give it a go. Was it difficult to port from java to javascript?
My home town in the UK hasn't substantially changed since I was growing up. There's a few junctions which have changed, but no major new roads.

I think this is a distinct difference in culture though. Over here its still the norm for kids to walk to school by themselves from the age of eight or nine, and once they reach secondary school to travel relatively long distances either by foot or public transport. I think there has been a drop in the number of primary school kids playing outside by themselves, but I have a feeling I had a less regimented childhood than many of my friends as a result of living on a quiet road.
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Really? Because firefox being slow was the entire reason I switched in the first place.
Is your problem with the license that FSF as an organization has an opinion on how derivate works can be identified for software?

My problem is that the FSF's opinion on what constitutes a derivative work is horribly broad, and has never to my knowledge been tested in court. So despite all the reasonable intuitive opinions in the world, who knows?
That's exceptional though. Most American suburbs aren't like that at all, and many of the ones that do have a walkable area, most of their housing is still in unwalkable areas.
The french translation of the application description is really bad. You should let it in plain english until you have a decent translation.
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> This. Once you socialise the costs of something it becomes increasing easy to justify laws banning it. Welcome to creeping authoritarianism.

I agree: socializing healthcare means your health is my concern. That's what socialism is: your well being is my problem. That is both positive (If you are in need I'll provide) but as you point out also in the negative sense.

But the same can be said without socialized healthcare; as long as you pay any taxes or receive any benefits, your life expectancy is the concern of others. Smokers living N years shorter than non-smokers is a problem to the next person in the US just as it is in Australia, but the difference is that without socialized healthcare, the tax needed for a pack of cigarettes in the US might be $2 to offset the cost, but in Australia it might be $50.
Reminds me of Wolfram's "A New Kind of Science"
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Oh dear, note that while your interpretation makes perfect sense upon re-reading my comment I really meant "developer" as the developing company rather than the actual person, and "dead" as in folded/gone, rather than the actual physical death of a living human being.
I write naked puts almost every week. It's about the only way I buy highly liquid tech stocks nowadays. The risk is absolutely bounded, of course (and similar to buying a stock outright).

Naked options are not the problem; naked calls are, of course, far more risky and most investors are barred from writing naked calls on individual issues.
I think SELinux is convenient or inconvenient depending on context.

For example on Android I find it's mostly convenient because it's been (IMO) well integrated into the system in such a way that I will only have to dig into it if I'm building a custom ROM or debugging an issue with native code.

I find the defaults on Fedora (and I guess CentOS also) to be pretty good as well, lately.

However I have my reservations about trying to implement it on top of any system that wasn't designed with it in mind. And it's important to think of each Linux distro as a unique whole system design in this context.

I have no idea how inconvenient it would be to try and start running SELinux on Ubuntu, for example, though I know there's support for it in the repos.

I've considered it, but it's like taking a vaccine where the side effects might actually outweigh the benefits, on consideration.
well, tmate over tmux has been working pretty well for me and honestly never felt I need multiple cursors. but anyway, it is just the way how i pair with my fellows.
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> Not that ridiculous from a developers perspective. All of the software I write use hardcoded constants as config. Then once the app is stable and usable by myself on production environments - and only at that point - do I consider building in a config system or at least a few command line flags.

Cool... Now I know that it's not just me that does this then. :)
> It's unlikely, but it would be great if Microsoft would take ownership of the .Net port of Clojure.

Yes please. Maybe not join the direct CLR port, but rather a "clojure like" language implemented in fsharp, with repl/interactive development, a bit more syntax, immutable data, amenable to dotnet native, and fix clojure warts like bloated core namespace, startup issues, etc..
It is still in Java. I did the port using Google Web Toolkit which compiles Java to Javascript. The main work was to rework libraries available in native Java but not in GWT and to change to match a GWT event model.
Alacritty uses the same argument against scrollback and tabs -- that these features should be handled by something like 'tmux': https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty
> corporations seek to remove all of our abilities to take care of ourselves and our communities, so that they may resell those things to us as products

That's an interesting thought. I was thinking that probably UBI won't come to pass (politicians corruptible, corporations greedy and short sighted) thus people will have to rediscover self-reliance in order to improve their situation.
So by extension hadfg is an antivaxer? That's some pretty hardcore extrapolation you've got going on there.
Last time I asked, someone said: "many features, but I like cmd-click to open path". After reading [1] I see that all it does is loading hipster-oriented "features" into your brain. Almost every feature is useless if you're doing any amount of actual work with decent cli tools. But for playing a hacker it is pretty cool.

[1] https://www.iterm2.com/features.html
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why not hire 1 local person

I didn't see an answer to this ... so I'll take a stab at it.

One advantage of using a turk is it's on an as needed basis. Hire someone for 1 hour, 1 week, or even 1 month of what used to be called "piecework".

That's quite different than hiring a person locally. Where can you find local people to do piecework? It's quite likely the task or tasks envisioned don't constitute full time or even part time employment. They're just one-time tasks.

Maybe temp agencies still supply people for jobs like this? But you're limiting yourself to a small pool of people unless you're in a big metropolitan area or unless there's a University with a large group of hungry students nearby.
That would actually be an explanation! They had nothing else creative to do, but to go all in with the directive they had from mgmt: "oh, and put in some kind of copy protection". Copy protection you said? Yes sir, will do...
Compile times for me are 0.2 seconds. And there is a text file available, it's called config.h.
The gitlab service is obviously important to your organisation, but not important enough to pay for their service, and incidentally, support a more robust environment?
> but when the equations of physics are so weak that they can't even fold a protein, how are we going to use them to model the interaction of a potential drug with a protein

Minor nit: the equations aren't weak at all — they predict the gyromagnetic moment of an isolated electron to ten decimal digits of agreement with experiment. The weakness is in the computational implementation of those equations, i.e., solving the equations in a reasonable time. You can perform a relativistic quantum monte carlo simulation of protein folding, and I guarantee the results will match those obtained in the lab to whatever level of accuracy you desire, but you'll have to wait longer than the age of the universe for the computation to finish running.

Also, for work on small proteins, the calculated chemical properties match the experimentally tested ones very closely nowadays. The problem is all of the unknown interactions that a new drug has with the rest of the human body outside of one protein. And without a large atomistic model of a human body, it's going to be a long time before simulation can solve that problem.
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After reading the details of the case i'm wondering why Facebook even took this to trial.

Would love to have been in the room when Facebook lawyers found out about Carmack deleting discovery material after receiving the claim and after Googling how to remove it safely.

That's a hall of fame level dumb criminal move.
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I know it's not really what you mean, but isn't the touchbar powered by an ARM chip already and also the secure enclave?
Putting on my BOFH hat, this is what happens when you let Devs do operational stuff.

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Thank you for the information. I had thought this was possible. In my initial queries to several institutions, they did not seem receptive at all even with extensive experience and solid knowledge back fill. I think I probably just didn't talk to the right people at the time.
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The strange thing is that CPS is considered the enemy here. It seems like CPS should be a group that listens to the needs of parents and helps build a community to cater to those needs, not some kind of self-important authority figure. Maybe it should be rebranded as Child Development Services or something.
Some more specifics would be great. I've never managed to hold off weight long term.
Not to sound rude, but the expression you were aiming to use is maybe "pick up steam". Random example: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/pick+up+steam
You can also look at RhodeCode CE - supports git/mercurial/svn and has a really nice installer you can use to keep things up to date.
This is very true in London, unfortunately. Cars destroy the city - both by polluting it, and making walking and biking dangerous. Boris Johnson's goal as mayor was to optimise traffic flow through London, which just encouraged more cars. Going to a city like Cambridge where the center is shut down to cars is quite eye opening - lots of kids and people walking and biking. In London it's just a sea of cars driving and parked on sidewalks so you can't actually walk anywhere safely.

Case in point: my daughter had a very near miss when she was about 2. She was walking down the side walk a bit in front of me, and this middle aged lady in a Range Rover went onto the sidewalk to get around a stopped car, barely missing my daughter. I yelled at her but she didn't even notice in her sound proof SUV.
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Shift, add instead of multiply or divide

This is usually not worth it on modern superscalar processors, where multiply is fast and pipelined. It's a win mostly on Arduino-class CPUs. If you need more than one operation to replace a multiply, such as an add and shift or a bit operation, the replacement is probably slower.

The costly operation in the example is accessing a large 2D array along the non-dense axis. For big enough arrays, that's a cache miss every time.
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But doesn't that just give you the diff between the image that the container was built from and the current state? If part of the premise is that environmental differences might be the cause of the bug, wouldn't you want to compare two potentially-dissimilar containers?
I've been using SELinux in my Fedora the last 3 years, always on enforcing mode.

No major problems, just minor policy changes needed that the helper was already suggesting and that were easily fixed.

With the only exception that SELinux does not like my iPhone.
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There's a bit of a prisoner's dilemma working here too. If you're the only family that lets their child wander, your child is far more likely to be the one that's abducted. Therefore nobody lets their kids wander, so everyone's kids have a substandard childhood.
So maybe this is an advertorial for CA, or maybe it's Chicken Little clickbait. Or maybe both. But even Kosinski's work alone is frightening. This is one way that AIs will pwn us. Indeed, how AIs are pwning us.
I think he probably meant that as a joke, and I would imagine that the contents of the NDA were part of the trial's discovery, however most NDA's I've been signing recently have included a clause that the NDA itself is confidential.