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That's where facts are important. Those "fake news" are completely disconnected from reality. I mean North Korean government news agency type of disconnected from reality.

You really think they need to be treated as a better source of information than professional journalists with verifiable sources etc ?

I think biased information, whatever the bias is, as long as it is based on facts is way better than the random bat-shit crazy news we saw popping up all over the place.
It is somewhat true.

Anyway, it is a fact that there are clear discriminations when it comes to traveling freely. I don't know if you have had a chance to become a non-american woman traveling to the U.S., but a lot of times the people at the consulate who approve your visa will start out from doubting you, and you have to go through troubles to prove that you are not a prostitute. I am not joking. This happens everyday, even for women who are legitimately visiting the U.S. to get a PhD, etc.

This means these people normally can't even imagine doing things like crossing the border illegally and get away with it. They have seen from past examples how harsh the society is to their kinds.

However sad this is, you can't really blame anyone for this because statistically speaking this happens a lot, and these people at the consulate were naturally trained to act that way over time. I have also seen a lot of illegal immigrants who came here naively thinking everything will work out, and just became illegal immigrants. They try to find a guy to marry so they can get out of the illegal status.

Also I cringe whenever I see the language "white male privilege" because this term itself assumes inherent superiority. A lot of liberal activists throw this language around without thinking, but this is completely missing the point. These racism, sexism, etc. exist all around the world and is not specific to a white country. If you go to another country where the majority is Asian or African or whatever, you no longer have "white male privilege", you are a second class citizen. The people from these cultures believe they are the most superior race/culture/etc. Which means the "White" from "white male privilege" is a made-up illusion for some of these Americans.

My point is, racism, sexism, etc. all exist and are very real. And they are contextual. I am not a social justice warrior but I do think people should know what's going on.

Just wanted to share my two cents.
And if you're interested in helping people in places that don't have access to these things that salt ionization is almost certainly the thing to work on first.

http://www.givewell.org/international/technical/programs/sal...

As to Flint that does seem to be finally over now, though goodness knows it went on for a distressingly long time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flint_water_crisis#2017
I'd go ahead and say that a lot of ambiguous news will not be marked anyway. Although any news that says I've made alien babies should obviously be marked disputed.
Yes: http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2014/09/human-speech-gene-can.... (That said, you'd need to use a different approach in humans, because we don't have any smarter species that we can copy genes from.)
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Yep. Goes right up your back.
Features

- Effective and flexible middlewares flow control, create anything by middleware

- Powerful and smart error handler, make development easy

- Trie base gear.Router, it is as faster as [HttpRouter](https://github.com/julienschmidt/httprouter), but more powerful

- Integrated timeout context.Context

- Integrated response content compress

- Integrated structured logging middleware

- Integrated request body parser

- Integrated signed cookies

- Integrated JSON, JSONP, XML and HTML renderer

- Integrated CORS, Secure, Favicon and Static middlewares

- More useful methods on gear.Context to manipulate HTTP Request/Response

- Completely HTTP/2.0 supported
ok, but does it archive whole website or just one page (given URL)?
People are talking more about 15 point gains through embryo selection now rather than 50 point gains. The later might be possible at some point but even the former isn't quite within the grasp of current science.
Just to note: SIDS are not required for part 91 operations, at least in the US. If your aircraft is part of a Cessna maintenance program, then it will get lumped in, but for many older aircraft who are privately owned and flown, SIDS are recommended but not required by the FAA..at least not yet.
When it come to vague recollections, source is not that easy to bring. I don't write down what I see, so sometimes you got to take it for what it is.

Through after some searching, I did find today what I looked at several years ago and they seems very similar to what I recalled. "The survey shows that about 80% of the single women interviewed think that it's reasonable for men to only consider a relationship if they receive a monthly income of above 4,000 yuan (US$635)", which was above the average income in 2011 when the study was done. - (http://www.womenofchina.cn/html/womenofchina/report/136873-1...)

For the even more depressing parts, okcupid blog from 2009 shared some data. For how men view of women: (https://theblog.okcupid.com/your-looks-and-your-inbox-8715c0...). To quote: "This graph also dramatically illustrates just how much more important a woman’s looks are than a guy’s."

For how women view of men: (https://theblog.okcupid.com/the-big-lies-people-tell-in-onli...). To quote: "if you’re a young guy and don’t make much money, cool. If you’re 23 or older and don’t make much money, go die in a fire."
Raising children as in a man raising a children: providing, protecting, inspiring, been a role model. Not preparing food or babysitting. I agree with the final part, though: not all women. but biologically, the separation of roles is really well defined by past evolution. Perhaps we are heading in a different path now, and I guess that we'll be able to understand it only retrospectively.
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Where cyclists ride on the road is often filled with debris kicked up by car tires. So it is not a rare occurance that they will need to swerve to avoid a rock or stick, especially given the very narrow (23-25mm) tires commonly found on road bikes.
You seem to conflate flicks or one-night stands and LT relationships. From my experience, women tend to choose marriage partners who are well-off and this is very understandable esp. in societies which are barely above the survival level or where women don't enjoy the full benefits and opportunities available to men.
Relatively unusual but not unheard of. I shipped one while at a YC startup.
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Wow, I just looked at the title of the paper, and it's the opposite of the HN title: one is about marriage (yes, of course jobs matter a lot), the other is about relationships. Number of married years per person is declining, number of relationships without babies are increasing.
If you understand French language, there is an episode[0] from France Inter's radio show "Rencontre avec X" that is dedicated to Gemplus and its takeover by the CIA.

[0]: https://www.franceinter.fr/emissions/rendez-vous-avec-x/rend...
Oh, here in Italy we have only 3 kW power to each apartment, so gas stoves are prevalent.
I wonder whose problems this solves.

I have a handful of scripts with miniscule CLI handling (usually len(sys.argv) is enough) - so it's 3 loc instead of 5?

Then I have a moderate amount of scripts where using click or optparse makes sense.
Just looked up one tool, there's exactly 12 lines (including import, ignoring linebreaks) to handle 6 different CLI args. I could use fire. Less code, more "magic", less self-documenting excplicit code

Then there's this application with 15 @click.option() lines (don't ask, ran out of sensible single-char argument shorthands). Yes, it has an ugly main() with 15 keyword arguments, but I'd also have that with fire I guess. but here at least it's explicit again.

TLDR: Sounds absolutely nice on first skim, but I don't see why I would ever use this. Have I been writing so many CLI apps in python already that I exhibit stockholm syndrome towards click AND optparse? :)
https://www.google.com/?tbm=pts#tbm=pts&q=inassignee:%22Inte...
Thank you! Ever thought of doing something similar for Facebook?
Absolutely. For a country referred to as "the land of the free" you surely have a lot of "sensitive topics". As soon as I posted my comment, I started getting down-voted. I believe the post was quite factual, not offensive in any way or prejudicial, so I can only imagine it was affecting someone's sensitivity.
Taking the name of Our Great Leader in vain.

Discussing the rules.
Any colony is a good example.
This is why I consider places like Politifact/Factcheck useful. I don't always agree with their assessment, but they detail their reasoning and are generally fair. I can follow the logic, figure out where we diverge, and form my own opinion.

It's the same with SCOTUS rulings. They give a detailed account of their reasoning. Even conservative justices who I think routinely use backwards reasoning to make idiotic decisions at least tend to follow a logic absent in rulings from their conservative peers in lower courts (who tend more toward non-reasoning like "gay is bad" and "why do you hate capitalism").

I can at least follow a bizarre logic and understand how they came to the decision because there is a logic, even if the logic comes from a mindset that conflicts with my own.
Let's not jump to evolutionary psychology to explain the phenomenon.

It's also possible that the woman is just making a rational decision for the well-being of her children.

A single mother who marries a man with low earnings and no real prospect of ever earning more will mean she's scraping by the rest of her life. If she believes she has a realistic chance of marrying someone who earns more, it's logical to continue to play the field.
> With swipe, I can swipe before the clerk has finished scanning my products

So you don't have any control over the amount he can enter/withdraw?
That's already happening with the nVidia PTX backend, so I guess that's accepted too nowadays.
In the UK:

- make a complaint

- ensure the company is recording it as a complaint officially

- request that the company provides their "final response"

- contact the Financial Ombudsman Service

Normally mentioning the FOS is enough for all issues to be magically resolved by the supplier instantly, but if not, the FOS a will sort it out for you - free of charge.

The reason companies "shit the bed" about FOS stuff is because they get charged a flat ~£600 if the FOS receives a valid complaint about them, regardless of merit. This is in addition to the compensation they pay you.
Is money really an end for anyone? People seem to have more interesting terminal goals: to win, to live in a well-regarded area, to have financial security in tough times, to get paid "what they're worth", to own nice things, to travel, to get to the front of the pack, to retire early, etc.

Those aren't necessarily very good goals, but they're more complicated and much harder to do away with than just lust for money.
I hate to sound this much politically incorrect but women in these times of social unrest and upheaval turn into resources themselves and this clustering, as you described it, would be more of involuntary and less of at will.

This doesn't mean that women in these situations wouldn't tend to gravitate toward the most power male with the largest resources in the pack but in most case it's the other way around.
For medium to large companies, this is true in the U.S. as well. Six months at Facebook, Google, or Bank of America would be a huge red flag.
I wouldn't say it causes depression, but I see your point. There is a lot of negativity in the comments and sometimes people are harsh because they (think) their opinion is the only right one.
WebAssembly does have GC, Polymorphic Inline Cache, and direct DOM integration on their roadmap.

So, at some point, you should be able to compile any language to WASM, including Javascript. The only real barrier would be the size of the runtime / standard library for the language. If WASM supports also supports some kind of hashed cache where many sites can share a language runtime, that's not even much of a barrier.

I suspect once it's stable, you'll see all sorts of languages being used in the browser.
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You can claim copyright on your rendition (all black versus the original color; or the text creating the logo in CSS or SVG) of the trademark in question. Whether that would hold up in court is another matter entirely.

That said, the site owner certainly holds the copyright on the site design, layout, textual content, etc. Just because it's a directory/portfolio of trademarked logos drawn by the artist doesn't mean the other content isn't covered.
So have equal political and social rights been achieved yet? I'd assume that for political rights, the answer is yes. Not sure about social rights - could you elaborate?
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Self-driving cars should try to avoid collisions regardless of fault and should not adjust that behavior based on who the local liability laws will hold responsible.

As far as traffic regulations specifying behavior go, yes, they differ from country to country and self-driving cars do need to be able to follow them. That doesn't necessarily mean the cars need to learn to follow a bunch of weird rules; it may be more of a lobbying problem. "Standardize your rules so we can offer self-driving cars that are X times safer than human drivers in your country" isn't a terribly hard sell.
A watt is about a buck a year, so 12 months/year times 1200/month is about 14.4 kilowatts, thats over 120 amps average load, or maybe 240 amps worth of blinkie lights. I find that unlikely to be christmas lights.
The ones that did vote likely voted for Trump in order to bring manufacturing jobs back. However misguided you may of believed this to be, the Democratic candidate said things like "We are going to put coal miners out of business"[0], if you were a coal miner that would scare you.

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksIXqxpQNt0
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That will also put a barrier in front of the current practice of borrowing code and techniques from other sites. How much of that goes on today is pretty opaque, so I'm not sure what effect it would have.
Indeed, especially in the 1850s. You could always sell your Negroes and start a new exciting career.

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2014/07/the-wee...
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My colleagues built this and it's pretty neat.

But it raises the question, do we have a new law on our hands (if it hasn't already been made):

"Anything that can be implemented in a chatbot interface will be implemented in a chatbot interface."
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That assumes the border agents are familiar with all professions to come up with smart questions, or to understand answers that say the same thing with different terminology.

At best they will google "<profession> interview questions" and ask the first one, and do word-by-word matching on the answer.

For Electrical Engineering, the first one that comes up for me is "Why star delta starter is preferred with induction motor?".
Ask HN: Who should pitch?
One is afraid of public speaking but very expressive with friends and the other one doesn't have emotions but doesn't engage.
“When we do mathematics, we touch immortality.”
Unlikely to have been planned but 'never waste a crisis'.
I spent many minutes reading this and at the end I wish I'd put it into the TL;DR category.
WASM does have the pieces needed for most languages on their roadmap. GC, polymorphic inline caching, direct access to DOM, threads, and so forth. No idea of what the timeline would be though.
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chillydawg, I take hinkley's assertion to be more of a warning to be careful about biases that may have inadvertently been introduced through the testing methodology. I think it's impossible for us to know without seeing the test you use, but it's always possible that the requirements aren't as clear as you think they are, or potentially what you deem as trivial may be biased from recent direct experience on a problem that you've then turned into a test.

I think these tests are a great tool, but like anything we all just need to be aware and careful of the biases introduced. Also, we need to be mindful that really good developers who are employed, have families etc, may not have an over abundance of time to spend on these, so if 10 companies each send a challenge that takes 4 hours, and it's unclear if the assessment will lead to further interviews, some better candidates may give up on the process or be selective about the ones they complete.

I think this creates an additional bias, that the people who complete your assessments may be the ones with the most time to invest in the process (ie the currently unemployed).
After adenoviruses proved to be dangerous [1] I wonder what sort of virus they're using now?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_Gelsinger

Are doctors allowed to use gene therapy in life or death conditions now? In the trial for fixing OTC deficiency that Jesse Gelsinger died in they only administered the trial to people who were capable of living with the disease as opposed to the babies that were going to die in their first year without it. The idea was that a parent faced with the possibility of their child dying painfully couldn't possibly refuse the treatment and therefore couldn't give informed consent.
I think you're more than capable of digging up answers to that question yourself. I do apologise if you're genuine; you seem genuine, and your website certainly paints you as a reasonable person, but I've just had too many bad experiences in such discussions online that I no longer engage in them. I'm sure you can imagine the kind of thing. HN in particular seems to suffer from it; a disturbing sense of perceived victimhood in some that poisons their conversation.
Yeah, foxes was what I thought. Their screams can be pretty terrifying.
Any idea what the longest serving aircraft is? I believe there are still a small number of B52's in place, and they were rolled out in 1952. That's 65 years.
Honestly on reading the article I thought it was quite clear this was about marriage.
Eh, the nation-state is a tribe? Feudalism was a tribe? monarchy is a tribe with a soap opera? Todays tribes are companys, soccer clubs and nation states?
Unless they go to syria. Or vote for a populistic president?
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You can see it as a simple optimization.
The map can be considered mostly invariant.

For example, why would you need to waste resources to check over and over if this tree is a pedestrian, a car, a dog or a cyclist ?
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Right. I am most familiar with the Australian regulatory landscape. CASA has made Cessna SIDS mandatory.

https://www.casa.gov.au/standard-page/questions-and-comments...
You think that referencing stats from the CDC, DoJ, Department of Labour, etc. makes me a "flat earther"?

Let me guess... you think there's a secret government conspiracy to watch your every movement, and you have this magic tinfoil hat to protect you?

If you were to discuss this rationally, I'd ask that you summarize what you think my argument is. And I predict you'd get it 90% wrong.
It seems to me that communism would make that problem worse, not better. If the state is the breadwinner in your family, why do you need men at all?
Actually, due to a brain bug, in the species brains, repetition equals truth. Was in hacker news recently, so im only repeating that..
Not an ideal situation for a 'bank'
Also sort of explains the recent rise in gender dysphoria and why male to female is much more common than the other way around.
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It's a nice idea, but it goes against layered security [1]. Perhaps computer-assisted proofs can make that a non-issue.

In any case, I would very much like to see an implementation of this.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Layered_security
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> Also the fact that he's Australian is a reassuring proof they don't base these question on color of skin...

White Australian gets asked to print the sum of two numbers. [0]

Black Nigerian gets asked how to balance a binary tree. [1]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13795363

[1] http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-immigrat...
>Almost half of the Turkish hailing migrants in Berlin are unemployed. 75 % of them did not graduate from secondary school.

Wow, this is staggering. Do you remember where you saw those figures? (I don't doubt them, I just want to quote them in other discussions.)
If we don't try, then we'll have a lot of poor, sick, and unhappy geniuses walking around.

I wonder which types of crime they'll optimize?
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Ask HN: Workflow for Capacity Planning on the Cloud?
What is your workflow for planning capacity on the Cloud?
How do you determine the compute/storage needs?
And then, monitor and optimise for costs?
Also, how do you chose vendors?
Nice summary. Worth mentioning that processors like Stripe and Paypal rake in the net difference between the fairly low Durbin "signature debit" rates and their 2.9% fixed fees.
Ask HN: Tools for meeting across multiple/distant time zones?
I've seen some really good tools over the years, but I feel like my scheduling abilities are somewhat lacking because of tooling. I have regular meetings with 6 different time zones spanning most of the globe and was wondering how others handle that.
The "Latinum" YouTube channel seems good when I looked it over last :

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEekt9eu1g-yEGq6XUlRSIg
Whatever. Expected this since day one. What you call uncivil, I call responding in like fashion.

Why don't you ban the other guy for being an asshole to me by calling my response "useless"? That was extremely fucking rude and it made me angry.

> Please don't create accounts to break the HN guidelines with.

Oh, don't worry about that - I didn't. But I will be back with another account and I'll be sure to be so fucking polite in my responses to assholes like this that you're going to die from the sheer delight of my flowery words.
The government sticking its nose in this process (among other things via student loans, leading to the escalating price of university education) is one of the things perverting the pricing signal wrt education. I have little faith in a good outcome even if (maybe especially if) governments "move fast" in this space.

The majority of the population opting out of traditional higher-ed would be a wholesale benefit to the current state of affairs, imo, as it would allow something more suitable to appear.
The focal males of the article didn't vote, but their worried family and friends did.
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People have children or other life situations that make it harder and less desirable on average to give up weekends and evenings for a homework assignment. It optimizes for people more willing and able to use their off-hours for work, which is not an even distribution across the population or even necessarily a desirable trait in candidates for that matter.
>I think you're giving too much importance to something quite insignificant here, his race and background.

How about his entire socialisation?