skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Having a car that old and keeping it in running, road-worthy shape, seems like a pretty dumb thing to do if you can't keep it maintained yourself, unless you're Jay Leno (and he does a lot of his own work actually despite his wealthiness). You're making yourself utterly dependent on service workers who are very hard to find. Hobbies are great and all, but that's when you're the one actually doing the hobby, not just hiring someone else to do the hobby for you. Doing your own crochet or knitting isn't exactly efficient compared to just buying something machine-made, but I can understand the satisfaction it gives someone to hand-make something like that. However, you don't see any crochet or knitting enthusiasts paying other people to do that work for them; the whole point for them is to do it themselves.

Usually, the only people I see who like ancient cars like that, but who don't actually work on them themselves, are extremely wealthy and have significant private collections. Not just some regular middle-class guy.
Kearns early patents were moisture variable and measured friction between blade and glass. Decreasing delay with increased rain. Automotive's didn't steal that idea?
> Between 2006 and 20015, planning permission was awarded in England for 2,035,835 housing units. That is an average of 204,000 per year.

You've completely missed my point. The private sector has been building 200,000 units a year since the second world war. So if the planning regime is holding them back it's been doing it since the second world war. But we haven't had a housing crisis since the second world war because we used to build enough houses. The difference is that in addition to the 200,000 privately built housing units we used to have 200,000 units of government built housing a year. That stopped at the end of the 70s and we're paying the price of 30 years of shortfalls. There's only so many living rooms that can be turned into bedrooms before it comes to a head.
What I want is for councils to be given the money to build housing again. They used to do this but then the funding was cut in the very early 80s.

> That is something they complain about. The data does not support it.

http://www.local.gov.uk/documents/10180/11831/Unimplemented+... This report from local governments shows that around 50% of granted planning permissions are still waiting to be built. Additionally it says that councils approve 9/10 planning permissions really suggesting that the planning process is not at fault here.
I like NearlyFreeSpeech.net. Like I said previously, my hosting costs were 82 cents for 2016. I cheat a little using Cloudflare to cache content, but I estimate my bill would be maybe $2 without Cloudflare.

The biggest advantage of my own host is TLS with my custom domain. Last time I checked, gh-pages doesn't do that. I'm a big proponent of encrypting the web, so that alone is enough for me.

On top of TLS, using a real host gives me some control I wouldn't have on gh-pages. I can use .htaccess to redirect pages, set cache expiry times, and server headers (such as strict-transport-security). All of that makes it worth the very low cost of entry.
I think it would be horrible to be in a country with a leader like Hitler knowing a way to deliver them extraordinary power to do damage and destruction.
Encryption suggests active planning. Using encryption is what you do when you are actively trying to hide your activity. The others are indicators of susceptible traits - but encryption suggests imminence and active involvement. If you have gone beyond just developing radical beliefs and start actually planning an attack, that's when you're likely to start using encryption and taking operational security seriously.
Like a lot of things, that depends on exposure and concentration. Uncontrolled exposure from concentrated acid delivered via ventilation systems could easily end up on the higher end of the scale, even ignoring second order effects like an unplanned evacuation of a building surrounded by protests. The acid has a '3' for health effects (and a '2' for flammability).

https://www.sciencelab.com/msds.php?msdsId=9923216

Potential Acute Health Effects:

Very hazardous in case of skin contact (irritant), of ingestion. Hazardous in case of eye contact (irritant), of inhalation. Slightly hazardous in case of skin contact (corrosive, permeator). Liquid or spray mist may produce tissue damage particularly on mucous membranes of eyes, mouth and respiratory tract. Skin contact may produce burns. Inhalation of the spray mist may produce severe irritation of respiratory tract, characterized by coughing, choking, or shortness of breath.

Potential Chronic Health Effects:

The substance is toxic to lungs, the nervous system, mucous membranes. Repeated or prolonged exposure to the substance can produce target organs damage. Repeated or prolonged contact with spray mist may produce chronic eye irritation and severe skin irritation. Repeated or prolonged exposure to spray mist may produce respiratory tract irritation leading to frequent attacks of bronchial infection.
The problem with that reasoning is that if you rely on a detection method that's biased towards a specific target a competent terrorist organization can profile that method and then have a better than average change of passing through by behaving in an opposite way. That's why profiling doesn't work all that well against any sort of sophisticated enemy.
Kerrygold's cheese and butter are amazing.
The 'whole techno-futurism stuff' that Musk focuses on is more of a reflection of the narrow set of problems which are defined well enough to be solved by investing adequate capital; because they're mostly dependent on technological development.

Poverty and corruption are less 'solvable' problems, and capital investments in those areas often don't make any clear progress. Musk is actually solving poverty about as well as any capitalist- he's developing novel industries and creating jobs.

That said, I'd be seriously impressed if there's any clear solution that a billionaire could impose on 'corruption'.
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Point, but I'll refer you to my following sentence: 'The fact that I trust you to vouch for employees of Acme Widgets means nothing about whether I trust you to vouch for members of a political party.'

The Web of Trust assumes that I trust anyone to vouch for everyone (interesting, TLS — itself also a product of 1990s crypto-thinking — makes the same assumption). But I simply don't. I don't trust my nearest & dearest family & friends to vouch for every identity I care about. But I do trust some of them for some identities.

I trust myself to validate possession of any key. I trust my employer to validate possession of keys related to its work, but not keys related to, e.g., my family or my blog. I may trust one of my brothers to validate keys related to his immediate family, and maybe I trust two of my brothers to jointly validate keys related to our family, but I don't trust them for work, or my blog. I may trust my blogging co-admins to validate keys for roles in the blog, but that doesn't mean they get to validate keys for identities at my employer, or validate keys on behalf of my parents or children.

I could use different email addresses for each identity (I-the-employee, I-the-son, I-the-blogger), and have each identity trust only those who are pertinent to it, but that makes PGP more, not less, difficult. And it's certainly not the model that PGP advocates.
Should be macOS App Store title seems to imply the iOS one .
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What if the name has spaces in it? How do you differentiate reliably between a middle name and a name with spaces? It gets even worst when there may have been previous transforms, like forcing family name to be the last name.
> Activity tracker and diagnostics platform based on data collected from your butt.

We have reached peak IoT.
Can you elaborate on that? How do you make the real and fake ids?
I don't disagree with much that you've said at all. That said, when has "let's fix socio-economic disparity" been seriously considered by our legislature for anything? It doesn't fit into a soundbite, and is both too nuanced and locality-centric to be easily cottoned to in a federal bill. It's far too pragmatic to fit into the necessity of a 'do something' response.

Aside from the infeasibility of it in today's political climate, great points all around.
Posts are made by users, not the news source itself, and your proposed limit is based on the assumption that most users read each and every article submission that is made to HN, which doesn't seem likely at all.
It even seems to be a sort of meta duplicate where the Quartz article was born because the topic was getting attention.
I have been using precisely Nginx to serve multiple HTTPS domains with certificates from Let's Encrypt since the first few weeks after it came out, so I am not sure why you think it's strictly necessary to assign them separate IP addresses. Generally speaking, there is nothing wrong with that, and it is indeed a somewhat cleaner solution, but it is definitely doable with SNI if one configures their web server appropriately.

Check out the IMHO best TLS SNI test website out there (https://sni.velox.ch/) and the Qualys SSL Labs server test (https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/). They may give you a staring point to find out what exactly went wrong with SNI. And the documentation of Nginx, of course.
I frequently eat quinoa and brown rice, but only very small portions. Also, some veggies contain a lot of carbs.
That's still materially different from choosing whether to deliver the package based on its contents, and it's that behavior that jeopardizes Facebook's "safe harbor" status.
More exciting than the free great is the idea of a reliable, high speed connection.

But I live in a South facing apartment in South Carolina, so I just bake something if my house is cold for a few hours.
Yes, Ashtavakra Gita is a vedantic text that focuses on describing the absolute truth.

Bhagavad Gita is more versatile since it covers the many aspects of action (karma), devotion (bhakti) and knowledge (jnana). The highest truth about the Self is described in a few verses that are sprinkled throughout the text and many other aspects such as creation of universe, modes of mind, action, renunciation, imbibing godly qualities, shunning demonic qualities etc. are all found in it. Shankaracharya's commentary on it makes it very special too.
Nikon has never been a contender in video. Canon has but it's ceding a lot of ground to Panasonic (GH4/GH5) and Sony (A7S) in 4K video as it doesn't want to cannibalize sales of its much more expensive video cameras.
We built something similar to this for our Kickflip.io HLS/S3 live video streaming service. The original version is closed source but we rewrote a generic open source Python library called storage_provisioner [1] for a client. It's minimal and super simple.

We also made a Django-Rest-Framework module that wraps storage_provisioner called django_broadcast [2]. Working with AWS/S3 can be a pain, hopefully these tools can help.

1. https://github.com/PerchLive/storage_provisioner

2. https://github.com/PerchLive/django-broadcast
You can easily find stats on this issue on your own if you're interested, I'm tired of doing all the research work for other people and getting nothing in return.

As for which emotional experiences matter, you should evaluate a variety of them, including ones that make you uncomfortable. If you're not in a constant state of mild-self doubt or can't easily articulate opponents' line of reasoning then you're in a bubble.

As parent indicated, this ultimately means surrendering your own motivational choices to whoever has the power to put emotional imagery in front of your monkey brain.

No it doesn't. You are perfectly free to seek out other points of view and emotional experiences that you find unpleasant or distasteful. In the context of politics, one obvious reason to do so is to avoid being put on the defensive by an argument you haven't encountered before. I'm pretty far left but I probably spend more time reading conservative forums and blogs than liberal ones.
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> He who controls the data controls the learner.

"Have you considered the case of him who has taken his own lower self for his god ..." - Q.45:23
Yes all physical security can be defeated but you could make it exceptionally difficult to do. As an example, I used to work on financial terminals and sat across the isle from one of the security engineers. They actually embedded conductors in the case that created a known EM field when the case was closed. If you opened the case, it disturbed the field and erases the keys. If you drill a hole in the case, it disturbs the field. If you melt the case and insert a metallic object (screw driver or knife) it disturbs the field. This was just one of the physical security measures.

tl;dr - modern physical security is much more than microswitches.
>"You probably just missed it, but I certainly did define it concretely"

Is this the definition you're referring to?

>"Love is blessing. Blessings are that which enable or cause a good result for something or for it to change for the better."

Has this view of 'love is blessing' changed your life? What has it helped you with?
Over 3,000 Irish monuments now have a 3 word address
For #1, I would probably disallow writing to arbitrary paths and instead generate a path prefix using a UUID and return that to the client to ensure that every upload is unique.
I decided to optimize mine for maintenance and mobile, and gave up on doing HTTP and format optimization after moving to CloudFlare - except for adding just enough JS to do Medium-like lazy image loading to save bandwidth for visitors.

But this is impressively fast nonetheless.
*What happens when you pull a well established app with an extremely well established (and very tech savvy) user base from the macOS App Store in a public fashion.
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Love is not incompatible with connectedness. The very way of the world is love. So people who are alive cannot exactly not be "unified".

But people do what I described because they have different destinies than you. It takes them a long time to come to know facts because they can't understand or accept what you had to open your mouth to tell them right off the bat. The reason is that we, who are ordinary people who are not enlightened, do not really recognize the causes we carry within our own consciousnesses. We only witness results/effects and don't fully perceive the problems that made them become that way. So even if you could predict the future people can't accept what you say without their own verification.

But people only take exactly what they are ready to take even from a perfect teaching. Basically, people hear what they want to hear. Plus, it's really arduous to change for the better in most cases. So people who have such things in them have to distance themselves from you if you retain your sincerity as it's hard for them to stay near a person who doesn't agree with their expectation that they're right. Their pride feels hurt.

Eventually, if your words were true (true love), then they have the chance to come to know you in the future, after they confirm and experience lots of things through their own living. But it's hard for them to reapproach you if what they have done made Karma inside of their consciousness. And that's provided they don't destroy or lose themselves in the process.
> "Does the Subject hold a belief or ideology that supports the use of violence?”

To the best of my knowledge, the answer to this is yes for every US president and Founding Father.

Or to put it another way, what a dumb question.
> Edit: downvotes? how is what he is describing any different to that and anything else other than a buzzword? Doesn't AWS Lambda just run your processes in an ec2 instance?

Yes but you don't pay for the hardware specifically, eg. Your code doesn't care when underlying lambda hardware fails because it's not contained within any specific server. You pay for the invocation costs which are usually much lower than running a server to do the job as you're gaining economies of scale with other tenants.
I think people are down lying you because your comment adds nothing to the discussion. Not because they necessarily disagree with you.
The value-add of the mac store is just not very good anymore.

There are only three reasons people might buy something from the mac store vs. from the developer directly:

1. To keep it getting updates through the app store vs. having to download from the developer when a new update comes out.
2. They found it in the mac store, and thus purchased it in the mac store.
3. They trust apple to reduce the risk of malware when using the mac store vs. a developers web page.

The mac store is getting really hard to navigate, and it doesn't give any useful search functionality, so #2 is disappearing as a reason people are buying from the apple store. #1 is nice, but with auto updates, it is disappearing as well. #3 isn't generally an issue for developers or "power users", so it is gone as well.

Honestly, I can't think of a reasonable reason to put something in the mac store that is oriented towards developers or power users. The hit in revenue just isn't worth the benefits. Though I would love to hear from someone who came to a different conclusion.
Access to weapons: most of America, or all of America depending upon whether shopping is considered access and how 'weapons' are defined.

Has 'trained' overseas: anyone with a passport.

Has 'tried to acquire' bomb-making materials: Reading a book is not illegal. Clicked on the wrong torrent?

Using encryption: everyone.

Masking internet browsing: everyone.

Showing an interest in terrorist events: everyone.

"participating in activities that simulate military or operational environments": anyone who has ever been camping/hiking/played an FPS.

Changed appearance or habits? everyone.

Has "experienced a recent personal loss or humiliation"? Many people.

Has a history of mental health problems? A large proportion of the population.

Substance abuse. Almost everyone.

Hold a belief or ideology that supports the use of violence? Oh what, like "are they a current or former member of the military, politics, or big business?"

This is all really disconcerting in its vagary and scope for misapplication.
How PCs were advertised in the 1990s
I don't think camping fits. Take out camping and you get a person with a history of violence, a large arsenal, obsessed with terrorist books. Still pretty scary.

Technically speaking I really doubt interest in camping is any higher amongst terrorists than the population.
Even Bayes can't make sense of garbage input, there has to be some relevance to the input numbers.

It's not magic, it's applied statistics.

If your probabilities are on the order of 'nonexistent' and your test has a false positive rate on the order of a few 10'ths of a % then you are wasting your time no matter what the method you use to analyze your data.
Yes, that's correct. Excellent questions. If you want to understand the definition of love correctly you need to learn conscience and justice first of all. Conscience is the way to brighten one's mind, and justice is the way to brighten our world. Is there any greater blessing than living with a bright mind in a bright world ?
Same thought! How many other people are there out there doing the same thing right now?
A safe harbor is a law or part of a law that provides immunity from liability or makes legal behavior that could otherwise be considered criminal in certain circumstances. The safe harbors of the DMCA are one example.
Where is DevTools headed?
You made the right call by leaving after you got the bonus, rather than just before it was to be paid out.
Directing water to a tree to grow almonds, and directing it to a stream to support the delta smelt are both human directed usages. You can't just count the usages you don't like to make the number look big.
Why is camping in there at all? Do terrorists go camping more often than the population average?
My 7x7 foot room at university was toasty with the combination of a GeForce 3 and Diablo 2.
AVR ATMega is self programmable ie a bootloader can re-flash it if its configured to allow but you would need some code already resident on the flash to allow, it couldnt be done without this code.
Fatalism doesn't really appeal.
Wow, yeah. This is heavily implied by the header image that's full of iOS app shapes. My first thought was, how do you even get an app on your iPhone without the App store? That's just for developers, right?

My next thought was that I generally don't discover things through the iOS App Store. I usually have to be told that they exist first, and even then the search doesn't always give me what I want since the App Store is full of knock-offs that should have been deleted for copyright infringement.

But the App Store on desktop? Most folks are still used to the old way of going to a website and downloading a DMG.
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Of course the real use case for this kind of thing is property investors wanting to get in ahead of the wave.

I'm skeptical about the long term prospects for gentrification though, since there's only so many gentry to go around. Perhaps instead of focusing on gentrifying places, we should be working on how to gentrify people.
It is not a problem for people who are living off of savings/inheritance/spousal income to receive the UBI because the taxes due on every dollar spent was already paid when it was earned to begin with. It makes no difference that it was last year instead of this year or by a different person who gave it to them. They are no more a problem than people receiving the UBI who are actively working, and if you really want more from them today, fund the UBI with a consumption tax instead of an income tax.

Compensating stay at home parents for their unpaid labor is even an advantage of a UBI that may help to mitigate the problem in first world countries of people having children below the population replacement rate.

At which point we are back to people who are not working but have no money, and the original problem. With no social assistance some of these people would starve. Maybe not all of them, but how do you propose to distinguish them? Especially without rewarding hard-to-detect dishonesty, or having any false negatives that cause those people to starve?
I have a business account through protonmail.
The production of alcohol and many drugs involves a bit less fundamental horror - not that you want a meth lab next door.

Regardless, if you're saying we should focus more on treatment and less on caging people, I can get behind that. If you're saying we should just abolish the law and do nothing on the consumption side - we likely disagree on the harm done or the role of government in society.
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Keen IO is a great alternative. Full disclosure, I'm a product manager at Keen. That said, we do help some of our customers move off of GA to gain more control and flexibility in their analytics
My #1 reason to use it is that it puts the purchase on my record so I can easily re-download it if I happen to lose it somehow. No more searching through ancient emails for activation codes.
I'd like some more information on how much this occurs in nature.

..and yes, to start forming accurate correlation and causation arguments, we'd ideally need to know how much was present in organism 20, 30, maybe even 50 ~ 100 years ago.
> When you are creating languages that compile to JS and adding entire markup ontop of it along with literally hundreds of dependencies in any average project, JS has plenty of insane complexity.

Like parent said, this project doesn't compile to JS. It's simply a JSON to native mapping.
Why do you say that? The NRA is one of the single most powerful special interest groups in the USA. The tech industry doesn't even come close to the NRA's lobbying results.