skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have had my Android phone continues to plot my travel through a tunnel when it couldn't receive GPS signal. It's usually off by a small margin when I reach the end of the tunnel but everything syncs once the signal is acquired again.
It's more than just marriage, though. Same sex marriage is seen as an acceptance thing as well. By seeing that they are treated like equals, and given the same rights, they'll feel more like they actually belong in society.
"While the Bullet Cluster phenomenon may provide direct evidence for dark matter on large cluster scales, it offers no specific insight into the original galaxy rotation problem. In fact, the observed ratio of dark matter to visible matter in a typical rich galaxy cluster is much lower than predicted.[14]"
I guess it comes down to what the market is, how much work it would take to do the conversions, and what compromises you're willing to take. Inline math is easier to deal with, usually it's just a matter of making sure the characters display correctly. Complex multi-line math is where things start to fall down. If this is a specialized technical reference that is of interest to 500 people, it might not be worth a lot of work to sell 20 copies on Kindle.
I tried Qt 5.4 and wasn't happy with the result, ended up settling on a mix of Java, C++/CX and C++ for my mobile side projects.

From your link it seems that by Qt 6, they might eventually get something that I already have with such setup today.

Also I am planning to switch to Xamarin in future side projects.
PG-13 movies are allowed two uses of the word "fuck." The Martian had Matt Damon use them fairly early on, first, when Watney yanks the piece of the antenna out of himself ("FUCK!"), and second, when he makes up his mind to survive ("Fuck you, Mars"). They allude to its use in many other places, though, such as the memorable shot from outside the Rover where you can clearly see his lips saying "What the fuck? What the fuck?" Then there was some "censored" text in the chat logs, a reference to Watney telling the botanists to "have sex with themselves," and so forth.
You seem like a really intelligent and capable person. I wish you luck in your search for a dev job!
When the work gets as broad as a fictional book, authors don't magically expand their skills like a gas to cover all the new volume. They pick a target and start writing towards the target. It's the realigning of everything else to fit that target -- that is how a design becomes unusual.
Remember, if possible, reduction to zero use is best of all! Imagine how much better off the world would have been if we hadn't found cures for polio and small pox and minor bacterial infections - and reduced the incidence of many more - if we hadn't eliminated the earth's human-filtering effect of starvation through the green revolution. The world, she would be so much more sustainable then!
Try Crate and Barrel, I've always felt it is just Ikea at a higher price + quality. I suspect the price increase is greater than the increase in quality though.
I'm aware of that usage of the term; I've also seen it used the way I'm using it.

English is fun that way. :)
I fully understand that most adherents to the social justice movement actually don't believe the arguments they make, and simply use them selectively to serve a few special groups or criticize those they consider enemies.

I'm appealing to the arguments directly, not the flawed humans behind them. Are you suggesting the arguments are wrong?
I am pretty sure that the work depends on the speed of sound being tied to just density. But it isn't. Sound travels faster in some directions than others.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/170213124312.h...
The headline is misleading.

Warehouse workers use separate bathroom facilities than other workers? This is common.

Unsanitary conditions for warehouse workers ... sadly, this is probably common.

I once worked in the front office of a fairly clean paper company. The workers bathroom in the back was a little messy. That said - the duderinos in there didn't keep it very clean either. They also didn't wash their hands.

There's possibly a racial issue here, but more likely the systematic effects of undocumented labour and the fact those are more amenable to 'warehouse' jobs, as opposed to jobs requiring other skills. The natural dissonance in skills may lead to a stronger bifurcation of attitudes, rights etc. (i.e. "Hey, they're just undocumented people, they don't need clean bathrooms, let's skimp on the cleaning etc")

I'd suggest the issue is probably more of a general thing, than a specific concern.

I wonder if the specifically misleading headlines are going to help or hinder the problem.
The way I see the MOND vs Dark Matter is that there are two philosophies. One is we need to add something new to explain the behavior and the other is we need to adjust the existing theories.

This is key because people (IMO particularly engineers like myself) think when stuff is added it is less likely to be correct which in some cases true but others not so much.

The thing is MOND actually adds a bunch of stuff and doesn't explain a whole bunch of other stuff (yet). What sell me on dark matter is the clustering of galaxies and the universe itself (like how did we get these massive super black holes in the galaxy with MOND?).

On a rather tangental note... do you remember when maverick scientist were shunned and if you go back far enough in some cases heretics? Now days it seems to pay nicely to be contrarian in terms of media coverage (at the cost of being revolted by your peers. There was a SA article on this a while back (famous scientist being hated).
I don't think the Cloudflare message is nearly as scummy as the Dyn messaging.

Dyn makes it seem like the entire underlying tech at Cloudflare is vulnerable.

P.S. I no longer work at Cloudflare, so I don't really care, just my .02
Upgrading to Vue.js 2.2
> you obviously think the opposite

If you set a dollar bill on fire that's wasting money.

If you throw away a dollar's worth of rice, for no reason, that's about the same.

However, there are plenty of ways to donate the dollar and not so many ways to usefully donate the rice, so yes, wasting the money is worse, but that's not really what I am getting at here.

What we're talking about is whether you will inconvenience others to save some trivial amount of food. My position is that saving a hamburger bun is not worth making someone's day worse who works in a hamburger shop. The money is just one way of measuring it.
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Luckily there's a long thread on bitcoin-dev mailing list about how disastorous the consequences can be if somebody is able to change the git-tree because of this attack scenario, so I'm not the only one who thinks that signing only the commit can make billions of dollars worth of damage. And this doesn't take into account that almost all companies use open source software developed on github, so I believe that any remote possibility of adding a malware to open source software is emergency situation.
That 14% works out to around a billion + per year in the US which is IMO not really worth it for the few actual issues with lithium ion batteries.
I'm a google employee, opinions are my own.

The incident management tool is not Outalator. Outalator is the pager queue management tool. The incident management tool is for manually creating incidents that have much broader visibility than Outlator does.

As someone who has been incident commander a few times, incidents tend to have broader impact beyond your immediate team or owned jobs.
Never tried personally, but read somewhere Steve Wozniak does the same
Not sure if the N-word is a problem. I read uncensored versions of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Uncle Tom's Cabin in high school. Actually, I think I read the former in elementary school. The problem with Django would be the ultraviolence and lack of historical accuracy.
Having read through the previous guidelines, I am not surprised at all at the actions taken. However, the changes taken will likely not change the situation much, as the policy had already been very deferential towards state regulation and self-regulation and really were mostly just guidelines.
Ah ok, thanks for the clarification. I was thinking in terms of Alaska vs the rest of the US.
Global warming isn't real. OK, it's real, but it's not manmade. OK, it's manmade, but there isn't anything we can do about it. OK, there is something we can do about it, but we can't afford it. And so on like this forever.
I largely agree with you, and I don't even think that many people would have a problem with what you propose.

But who gets to decide whether a civil union couple can file tax jointly or not?
And none of that matters. Fact of the matter is, we do require marriage licenses. And unless you're going to go out and campaign that the government should get out of straight marriage, trying to point this out is quite ignorant and worthless at best, and quite bigoted at worse.
My wife is an avid book collector, we we are both avid nomads. In the four years we've been together, we've lived in six places. Most of her books have not survived the repeated moves, with boxing, unboxing, storing, trips in trucks or trailers, etc. She's lost a lot of her physical books, most of which were paperbacks.

We've since condensed to only keeping hardcovers. Anything we would have bought as a paperback is now an ebook or is donated when we're done reading it. Our bookshelves only contain hardcovers, which looks a lot nicer and travels better too.
VIM'er here. I use IntelliJ-Pycharm when i'm really strappin in for a good DEV session. Plus you get the ideaVim plugin and i've got the same VIM magic I know and love. Plus all the fancy IDE stuff. Some will say you can upgrade VIM to IDE level (project tree, auto complete, other fancies) which is totally true. I dont got time for dat.

Other bonus for vi is that you are now capable of editing files on any unix server in the world.
> How many gay teens were trying to commit suicide because they weren't allowed to get married (while in high school)?

We don't know, but probably "some". We can say that a state that forbids gay marriage might have schools that are less inclusive of LGBT teens, and that a state that allows gay marriage might have schools that are more inclusive of LGBT teens; and we sort of know that inclusive schools are important to reduce thoughts of suicide, suicide attempts, and deaths by suicide. (Although more research is needed.)

The CDC has some nice info, all sourced:
https://www.cdc.gov/lgbthealth/youth.htm

You mentioned funding. That's described in the paper:

> Funding/Support: Ms Raifman is supported by training grants T32AI102623 and R25MH083620 from the National Institutes of Health. Dr Austin is supported by training grants T71-MC-00009 and T76-MC-00001 from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration, US Department of Health and Human Services.

> Role of the Funder/Sponsor: The funding sources played no role in the design and conduct of the study; collection, management, analysis, or interpretation of the data; preparation, review, or approval of the manuscript; and decision to submit the manuscript for publication.
I don't remember the language from when I read the book, so it must not have bothered me. I think given the situation the main character was put into, cursing makes a lot of sense. He's basically talking to himself day after day and clues the reader into his cowboy (in addition to science geek) like attitude. It also served as a bit of comedic relief for the character and reader.
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This is very cool. And it has Korean. When I tried to do Korean in Rosetta Stone, numbers are where I dropped off. With that said, it would be nice if there were a learning mode for people who don't know the numbers to learn them through this.
Can you give an example? "Fuck you money" is pretty literal already, - the money required to be able to say "fuck you." I can't see how it can make any sense in any other context.
You have a lot more route flexibility with standard rail as well, since the track doesn't have to be as straight. This is going to translate into lower site acquisition costs.

I agree with OP, though - even taking that all into account it seems like we're getting soaked.
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Sure, but they gave the TSA Agent a copy of their proof...
I hope your MBP is not warning you about the end of your life ;)

My thinking about what your Mac is doing is in line with rsynnott, it might be based on your battery's current charge capacity vs. its original capacity, I'm more inclined to think the message is triggered by your battery's cycle count. You can find all this information in the System Information application, under Power.
That might explain why one would consider "marriage" to only be between a man and a woman, but it doesn't do anything to explain how legally enforcing that is somehow compatible with "freedom" and "smaller government."
True. But I thought that the point of the hashes was to ensure that something which you had already verified (through review or testing or whatever) could not be tampered with without the changes being brought to your attention. And this property does no longer hold.
Ah okay. I guess this reflects the large VMs then. Still not ideal.
Civil unions aren't the same thing.
It cannot. The Google implementation must effectively be done on a blob as the result would not be usable in a structure specific document. What is more, things that require a block chain (like git) are NOT covered with this current attack as both the source and resulting have to be worked on.

Currently the attack vector only works when you can get both documents to "work towards each other" to produce a valid identical SHA1 value.
A civil union is the civic definition of partnership. It confers the 'legal rights'.

'Marriage' is something cultural and religious. People can call themselves married, or not, it's not legally relevant.

You go to City Hall to register your partnership.

You go to Church (or whatever) to get married.
> And sure, dark matter is falsifiable. If observations are made where gravity appears to deviate from what's visible and can't be explained by adding invisible mass, that would falsify it.

Whats to stop us from "adding epicycles" when that happens?
Has anyone else applied product or agile techniques to creative endeavors? Thinking about retro made me wonder whether doing a regular standup with my writing could lead to new insights, akin to freewriting or journaling.
"Profanity is the one language that all programmers know best." - Troutman's Sixth Programming Postulate
That could be linked to cheaper and better smartphones, better and more available video-games, raise of streaming and shitty TV shows or increase of traffic to 4chan.
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> Kids need models of appropriate behavior.

How about their parents? Should we change every book out there so it can be a children's role model now?
Anyone able to compare and contrast Google's "Wheel of Misfortune" with Netflix's "Chaos Monkey" both in terms of the systems that enable them and the operations that relate to them?
It's not Imperial, it is US Customary. Fluid measures in particular have different definitions.
Not implying this is the case here but sometimes people charge like Google chrome store charges $5 for submitting a chrome extension. The small investment is like a filter for really in-demand people to separate the wheat from the chaff.
I'g glad you're willing to discuss things so freely /s
Crowdsourced moderation, like downvote buttons on certain websites, hasn't worked particularly well. Wikipedia probably has the most appropriate moderation model I've come across. I'd mostly be concerned that annotation could become a stalker tool unless services are vetted for moderation.
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I would love to see a video of this thing in action. Never heard about this system before.
The designs from Crate and Barrel usually aren't as good as those Ikea, even if the quality is up to snuff. CB2 is usually okay, as long as they haven't decided to make the piece you want only available in bright orange or something. They do that sometimes.

There is definitely a gulf between Ikea (bad quality, good design, $) and DWR-tier places (good quality, good design, $$$$). Muji maybe, if they happen to make something in the niche you're looking for.
Apple and SAP to release tool to build business apps
Ha! I didn't remember that.

But, hopefully they aren't reading to each other in the middle of science class. I imagined the book would be homework or read in silence.
The proceeds go to charity.
As a Canadian, I absolutely actively avoid flights connecting through the US even if it's a few hundred cheaper. Not subjecting myself to the horror of US customs just to fly to Europe.
The depth and breadth of financial data along with excellent integration with Excel is simply unmatched!
I actually looked into alternatives a couple of times and each time didn't find anything even close! There're a lot of rivals though including Factset that have great products but nothing really comes close to Bloomberg especially if you have to work with FI instruments.
If talking this way got more kids interested in actually doing this shit (math), I say go for it.
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To be fair, this phenomenon is not exclusive to the uniformed. For example, I've talked to numerous freelancers who, after having a long discussion on the matter, basically admit to overcharging their small-business-owning clients in various ways.

They sell their clients 3000 euro WordPress sites with a custom theme where Wix/SquareSpace or one of the many solid $50 WordPress themes would suffice (or a plain custom theme for a few hundred bucks). A difference in money that is huge for a starting small business or freelancer!

Or worse, they sell a 3000 euro site with a self-built CMS and, when pressed, admit that part of the reason for not using WordPress or the like is that it makes the client rely on them more.

That's just an example in my field (or part of it). But based on the many odd jobs I've had and companies I've worked in, this is pretty common.

My impression so far is that when an interaction between people becomes an explicit transaction involving money, we sort of forget about the person and tend to think in more abstract measures like money or favors or whatnot. I don't like it, and (partly) as a result I'm making it harder for myself to get rich. Thankfully web development is enough in demand that I can make choices in the matter.
There was a public outcry to have him ejected from the FB Board because of his political beliefs. That is no different than wanting to get somebody fired from their job for theirs. The attempt failed, "the Zuch" was criticized for defending Thiel's right to having his own opinion.
Thanks, my bad. Would you say the stackdriver incidents tool was influenced by SRE experiences?
> If they were atheist would that change the situation?

Yes. Atheists aren't well known for making women ride in the back of buses and banning them from public places.

Granted the skeptic community had a lot of issues with women also, but they are completely different issues.
yes, definitely!
I'm learning Swedish, so that was the first I tried, and it worked perfectly for me. (Firefox 51.01, MacOS X 10.11)
Religion? Humanity does this.
I've recently been disappointed by the "Uber's car ran a red light!" stories I've been seeing. I know a lot of people hate Uber for various reasons and there's every reason to stay cautious about making sure self-driving cars are predictable and have the right sensors on-board, but imagine if we saw a headline on CNN every time a human-driven car ran a red light.

There's no excuse for a self-driving car to run a red light, but human drivers do it millions of times every day and in most cases when we see it we just shake our heads and say "what is that fool thinking?!" But a self-driving car does it once and it's headline news for months.
> Even the most dug-in libertarian can't really argue against these kinds of regulations

Oh, I beg to differ. From a hard-core libertarian perspective, the state has no right to exist, let alone impose arbitrary regulations on business owners. People should be free to trade at will and guarantees on safety should be handled through a contract between the people who are trading. To impose regulations on trade would be an act of aggression.

During vehicle operation, everyone using the road would need to agree on an acceptable level of risk, probably managed by the road owner, not a state. Even if the owner of a particular road refuses to do business with you, you would still be able to buy whatever vehicles you like and operate them on your own property.
I don't get the snark - what's the glaring problem with the format? I work with sensor data at my job and very rarely is it uniformly distributed so we use a similar format.
Well if someone ends up giving it a go after reading this comment please tell him that there's a college student on the East Coast willing to buy a sheet of $2 bills from him for the cost of the sheet and a free lunch.

Wozniak seems like your one friends dad who knows all the corniest jokes and has a past that took him into some of the funniest situatins alive. He also happens to be a great hardware guy which makes him infinitly cooler.
Thanks for sharing the book.. Looks interesting.. shall check it out..:)
Republicans have no power whatsoever at the state level in California.
> I don't know if there is any research into [needing to
> reorient maps when driving].

There is! One thing it's highly correlated with is whether you're either a heterosexual woman, or a homosexual man.

There's a really good description of this and other brain attributes correlated with gender or male homosexuality in the BBC show "The Making of Me - John Barrowman". This specific part starts around 6m30s in: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6a063_the-making-of-me-joh...

Here's an article about it in New Scientist, "Gay men read maps like women": https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn7069-gay-men-read-map...

That's not to suggest that you're either a homosexual man or a heterosexual woman based on this datapoint alone. There's of course plenty of people who don't fall into those groups who prefer to read maps that way, just to answer your question about whether there's research about it. Yeah, there's at least some research showing that spatial recognition is indicative of gender & sexual orientation.
As far as I know in libuv it is not possible to share socket in different event loops. But the point is while it might be possible to build an abstraction to fix the broken API, is not it would be better to have fixed API instead
Plus, he's a pirate.
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Swearing is artificially powerful language, and kids are especially prone to abusing any shred of power they can get (because of fully justified insecurity about how much power they have). So if you allow swearing it they'd just ruin the artificial language power hierarchy for everybody.

Devil's advocate: maybe they should!