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The main underlying "evil" of censorship is that it obscures the truth and rallies people behind ideas that aren't accurate, ideas that also have some upside to another party. It's weaponized information essentially.

That's where Facebook finds itself already. The utter amount of garbage facts that then color people's perspective -- falsely. Facebook is then left to choose their reality -- do they want to try to fight off this crap even if it means potential controversy, or do they want to endure ongoing controversy over what they could be doing. There's no winning so they have to choose how they lose.

They're also not a government, so, their duty in all of this is pretty minimal. If Facebook takes action and it's seen as less trustful in regards to news, I have to think they'd be okay with that. Who cares. At that point it's not their problem, go somewhere else for unbiased news. At least they don't have the active problem of being a clearinghouse for false facts.
In most parts of Europe 3-phase is the standard. Neither high-leg delta nor split phase have significant deployment outside North America.

That being said, in household use the per-household balancing between the phases is usually very poor (e.g. all lightning on one phase). Overall the balancing turns out ok across the grid, but the meter doesn't see that. So this is a very relevant condition for household meters.
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That's a lot better than balancing a BST like that other guy got.
True. The study found that women are coping better with deindustrialization than men are. It's just that they're raising children alone.
They could stream a spherical texture (with depth map). Locally you would only have to render the sphere from the view point of the eyes.
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It is worth mentioning that the entire population of Iceland is less than half that of Amsterdam.
Germany is one of the few countries that has kept a manufacturing base and a manufacturing based workforce.
Well remove cyclists from streets. Its as simple as that. Remove humans from streets. Also remove all cars from the streets that need a driver. It will happen sooner or later. Humans will eventually be the single point of failure.
At the rate of which women are approaching fields like IT, I think women are equally as screwed. There are not a lot of women that have the heart and commitment to programming or any other field in IT.
> So what if the coal mines close down?

Then people need to get a very good education to get one of the new jobs. Because the old jobs are dying out, those you could get into with little education.

The problem for men? That boys fare far worse in school than girls. This gets rarely addressed, e.g. the vast difference in reading comprehension.

Boys then should just adapt? Well, whenever women seem to have a disadvantage (the whole MINT-discussion), society is supposed to fix it. Whenever men have problems, they remain their individual problems, and it's definitely their fault. No systemic forces here to be seen, move along everybody.

A last comment about Germany: The lack of jobs for unskilled workers is definitely a huge problem. It makes it incredibly difficult to integrate everybody with a, shall we say, sub-par education. Almost half of the Turkish hailing migrants in Berlin are unemployed. 75 % of them did not graduate from secondary school.
I didn't reply to the warmonger post. I'm not responsible for contextually connecting every one of my posts to every other in a thread.

Although I see that by not doing so it gives you the opportunity to reply with this sort of non reply.
Really, the issue is that people in general no longer have a "script" to play to - study until 16/18, get a job, work your way up, get engaged, get married, buy/inherit a house, have three kids, care for them until 18, work a few more years and then settle down for a comfy retirement partially paid for by one's now-adult kids. Oh, and present oneself as a good Christian all the while.

Here's the thing though - not having a script is a good thing. It allows people to discover what matters to them and what humanity and society is to them. If it's something other than the current state of things - then it should've been changed a long time ago, rather than putting pressure on people to conform to an ideal that nobody wants when they're allowed to think for themselves. It's also what LGBT people have been dealing with for a long time, so you might want to ask how they deal with it, rather than asserting it's the end of society.

Single parenthood isn't the only alternative to being raised by a couple. In fact, those being the only two options is a fairly recent thing. It used to be that children were broadly brought up by communities - to the point that food would be served by whoever happened to have the kids nearby when it was served. Still happens in some places, even in the middle of huge cities - I was brought up like that. Now, for some reason (fear?), parents attempt to keep a tight leash at all times, and the only interaction with one's community a kid might get is through approved and strictly regulated extracurricular activities.
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My brother owned a vacation condo in Reno. He didn't rent it out and only occupied it 10% of the year. He always had a big electric bill. After eight years, he found out the meters were cross wires with the next unit which was occupied full time. It would have cost him more in legal fees to do anything about it than he could have hoped to recoup.
Some more photos of refuling from a car etc: http://www.countyairports.org/History/History_LongestFlight....
I would say the only electron app I've seen that isn't a total slug/resource hog is the Discord desktop app (the mobile app is okay but has some weird quirks.(

VS Code is pretty ok too - though there is a definite performance gap between that and something like sublime/notepad++

What I would like is a set of Desktop GUI tools that would work for something like Go or Rust
Controversial post incoming.

For me it isn't the negative content that I find depressing; it's the total lack of levity in the comments around here which causes anxiety.

You practically can't comment on anything unless you're a complete expert, lest an expert get offended by your less-than-perfect understanding of something and engage in a "gotcha" eye-rolling grouchy-faced passive aggressive attack in response, instead of just explaining politely why you're wrong. Most people are happy to be corrected by experts, and I'd rather they weren't afraid to post their ideas.

We people take ourselves too seriously, methinks. In my circles, I see a lot of impotent nerd-rage boiling underneath the surface (of which I too have been guilty) and it comes out whenever someone is even just a centimeter off when trying to talk about something complicated.

edit: This popular comic describes it well: https://xkcd.com/386/ There's a bit too much of this.
Has IQ-improving gene-editing been proven in animals then?
In addition to the inherent complexity, parsers do not split well in my experience. Probably you can somehow split expressions and statements provided that your language distinguishes them and they do not interact to each other (but it is very frequent that they do interact, especially when you want robust error recovery), but I cannot think of other easy split points.
> Will [Wasm] replace JavaScript?

For bigger games, maybe. For applications, not so much.

However, it will give you the ability to mix and match different languages more freely. E.g. you can write processing-intensive modules in Rust/C/C++ and continue to script the UI with JS/TS/Dart.

This way you won't have to recompile tens or even hundreds of thousands of lines of code for minor UI changes.
in the gender model of man-as-provider, the real disqualifier is the unemployment.
Related question: how many scientific papers does an Apple researcher get to publish, versus a Google one?
Nice graphs, I wonder how Samsung graph of patents looks like.

Apple: ISD/1/1/2016->12/31/2016 AND AN/Google - 3389 patents
Google: ISD/1/1/2016->12/31/2016 AND AN/Apple - 2535 patents
Samsung: ISD/1/1/2016->12/31/2016 AND AN/Apple - 10163 patents

USPTO search: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=H...

Better yet, how does the Samsung crystal ball of patents looks like, if I filter the set for washer dryer, for example. Hairy perhaps?
Interesting that you mention "the tribe" as basic unit of society. We have abandoned the concept of tribalism gradually in favour of (1.) feudalism, (2.) absolute monarchy and finally (3.) the nation state. Today, we don't have to deal with "the development of the tribe", because the greater family has become utterly unimportant [wich is a good thing IMO, because we can focus on more important issues].

Moreover most tribal societies in Western/Central Europe up until the 7th century -- in Scandinavia until the 10th century -- were polygamous. Some of these societies were highly successful. The Vikings for example weren't just barbarous brutes and pirates, but also tradesmen and farmers with highly sophisticated technologies like metallurgy, coinage and shipbuilding.

So no, I don't think that "Civilization is built on monogamy". If anything, monogamy as a family model is built on the roman church, and it's the heritage of the roman church our society is based upon.
Is this also how substances like caffeine get removed from the brain?
How well are Android and iOS running in your desktop?
Anecdotally, from my own experiences, probably nearly all of them. Across banking, across telecommunications, every industry I've worked with are predominately if not entirely disinterested.

Unless they have a strong internal technical team that understands the fit and benefit of suck stacks, most of these things are determined by third-party vendors\contractors. If you're beholden to contractors to maintain your services, you might be shy of picking something too new. Contractors can add a decent maintenance surcharge if they're maintaining something React\Angular based, for example, and its just not worth the risk.

By no means true for all everyone though. I've seen one or two different banks and superannuation providers pick up Angular for customer-facing financial calculators. There's certainly room to do the work broadly in industry if the fit is suitable.
I don't think HN causes depression as much a it exacerbates an existing condition. I say this because I've felt the same way, but when I examine those feelings I find it's more about me than it is HN. In this way HN is really no different than any other community (online or off).
Sorry, i thought Java is in the category of "C-Like Languages"?

Maybe my teachers where wrong here. Possible.
This is a very reasonable hypothesis... Has really no one studied this formally?
Has HN really sunk to this level of pseudo-science?

I do think it's interesting that as capitalism begins to shed people/jobs en masse -- and it's kind of the same thing because once you get rid of the jobs you inevitably have to get rid of the people even if its through very indirect like skyrocketing health insurance premiums -- people need to devise these kind of elaborate justifications based on evolutionary non-science. I guess it's easier to believe that all women are saving themselves for millionaires and alpha-males than it is to admit the basic truth that under capitalism everyone and everything is disposable in the name of accumulation.

> That’s why you don’t see many women “dating” (i.e. having sex with) several different men at the same time. Women don’t spin plates; they pick the best plate they can and take care of it as best they can.

It's laughable. This guy really has limited experience with women.
The context in China is widely different from developed countries like the US or European countries. China is a country that underwent a massive change in their economic system and a massive growth in the past 20 years, that completely changes people's expectation. I mean just when I lived in Shanghai from 2009 to 2013, the cost of a cleaning lady went from 10 RMB/per hour to 25 RMB/hour.

Anecdotally, I've heard quite a few Chinese woman tell me that they wanted to marry someone who was rich only to end up marrying a few years later someone who earned about as much as they did.

I don't have statistics for countries that have been developed for some time like US and Europe but, in my experience, flexie is absolutely correct. It's not that difficult to find women who don't really care about the earning ability of their mate.
Those things are achievable once you get a stable platform with wide adoption.
Do you want to marry someone who filters based on earning ability? Those are the types I try and avoid!

Post-1950 man has so many more freedoms and opportunities and ways to live life, sure it is probably harder if you want to live your imagined 1950s lifestyle but now you don't have to live that 1950s lifestyle.

I am sure a huge number of men were chain ganged into living that way during the 1950s which made life a lot worse than now.

But I guess with choice and freedom brings anxiety and fear of choosing incorrectly.
You made a very mature decision. I wish more people were honest with themselves like you.
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"Almost unlimited coping of recoverable data using PCR"

Actually, this would not be as trivial as it sounds. Especially the unlimited coping.
How can this be so slow? It can't be that hard.
Playing devils advocate here.. Couldn't you argue a driverless car simply needs less space to guarantee the same/better safty for the cyclist?
I think that if I was to buy a computer and notice it's missing an ethernet port, I would return it as defect...
Gender rights is a bit of a different topic, but I can point out that what you call "male privilege" is common still throughout most of (near exclusively white) Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. So let's not mix that with skin color: it is a cultural problem first and foremost, and yes, it's pandemic throughout the world.

As to the white privilege in Europe, it definitely exists. People change their names to "native sounding" just to land the job interviews; you never hear a slur on the street for being white. At the same time, in the better part of Europe this issue is acknowledged and there's an effort to counter it, mainly throughout education. Expecting it to disappear completely is unrealistic, but I'd say Europe is doing an honest effort.
I guess? If a malicious attacker could gain access to my FS and create homographs, figuring out which is which while browsing the filesystem would be non-trivial.

But I find it an unlikely attack vector to begin with. The main concern with homographs is in URLs and other external resources.
thanks! I was interested in 'technical/engineering' or 'software house' type of companies - I think now everyone bet on currently hyped frameworks, and not go 'classic' or programming with pure javascript.
AIDS causes deaths, and car crashes cause deaths. Am I putting them in the same category? Is that wrong to do? Getting breast implants requires general anesthesia and a lung transplant requires general anesthesia. Am I putting them in the same category? Is that wrong to do?

Birds fly and planes fly.
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Do you see what you did here? Someone comes up with a hypothesis that is scientific and not a moral question, and you succeed in politicizing and moralizing it in one fell swoop. Why is it important to derail this line of questioning? If government and welfare systems effect the organization of families, relationships, reproduction, courtship - and the like - then isn't that a worthy thing to study?
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Free market doesn't mean freedom from regulation, it means freedom to compete. When lack of regulation enables a (set of) actors to make competition harder, you can make a market "freeer" by introducing regulation.

Making it explicit to customers with debit cards that they're subsidising the rewards of other customers will [edit: "could"!] incentivise them to demand lower fees, for example. This is a free market at its best.
Only if the status quo you are referring to is the political, which was the same as TPTB, and not the social. This country did not want more of the old administration and took option B.
The root problem seems to be that we have made money (or rather, the ability to make some) an ends instead of a means.

I don't know how all of the 8 billion people on this planet can be expected to meaningfully contribute to something (that can't be done better and more cheaply for everyone by automation) and "earn" their money, without seriously crippling technological advancement (e.g. the advent of self-driving vehicles, or robot lawyers/doctors.)
I'd assert that not living anywhere near you is a similar impediment. If women can find local employment, but men have to move into the cities, even if everyone's employed that's going to affect the number of marriages.
An order of magnitude is not much though, that's only ten applicants? Most assignments waste the time of hundreds of applicants, so it sounds like its still a net win for the employer.
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Antibiotics are some 90 years old. Before then, STDs were a death sentence.

K-selection is civilization. r-selection is feralization. One of the goals of religion was to tame r-selected behaviors and to encourage K-selected behaviors.
I haven't seen the statistics, so I do not know. However,for pregnant young women, marring alcoholic or junkie is freaking stupid idea. Marrying unemployed to soldier on together makes more sense.
Where you and I both live (Europe) white men may work hard but also have a much higher employment rate, so they actually have a greater chance of getting the job in the first place. The only justification they have to be frustrated is if they expected 'enjoy middle class life' to be the normal outcome of having a job, which is the essence of privilege. Privilege is not a US thing, but pointing it out is much easier because the inequality is much greater and class distinctions are much clearer in the US when you take race and gender into account.
I can't tell if you agree or disagree. But yes, those things. :)
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How anyone could have used Uber to ride for free
A cyclist can swerve very quickly for all sorts of reasons. Drivers (human or computer) need to allow space for this.
The solution is actually quite simple. Being able to choose your child's sex. If women have happier and easier lives, parents will prefer having daughters which will in turn increase the female population and decrease their value, bringing the value of sexes to an equilibrium.
Alcoholics and junkies cause way more trouble to their families then people who are just unemployed.
I got into skydiving and quit because of the same reason you mention.

Certain activities are inheritently dangerous, unless you get regular practice, statistics will eventually cause a fatality someday.
I also went through something similar over the past month looking for work. My main problem was that a lot of startups tried to lure me into their teams by offering a really senior technical management role, then once I had passed all the technical tests, the role ended up being 'senior engineer' (or similar) even though they said they were extremely happy with my test results and interviews.

It's clear to me that they had never intended to offer the senior position and just used it as bait.

Other times, they said I would be interviewing with the CEO but when I got there, they put me through some standard recruitment process and I didn't even see the CEO.

This destroys the startup's credibility in my eyes. I cannot work for liars. Making me do all these tests before telling me what I was really applying for shows that they completely disregarded the value of my time.
Actually, the GP made a pretty blatant assertion, not "we should study this" but "this is the way I believe it is".
> I fear that universal basic income might be the nail in the coffin of marriage and monogamy

brave new world. maybe it will take the shape of "Universal Basic Soma".

orgy porgy!
Passing an unexperienced cyclist that closely might cause them to trip and fall into the car.
> Cheer up. Contrary to what many believe, men's chances in life have never been better than now.

Not for men without college degrees.
Able bodied men.
The space is to give the cyclist room... they don't require less room just because the car has no driver.
Meanwhile, hundreds of people have been killed by guards while crossing the US-Mexico borders to immigrate. And several by vigilantes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migrant_deaths_along_the_Mexic...
You still have to account for a cyclist moving due to obstructions in the road or even the wind. I know I've had some close calls in gusty winds with people passing too close.
It's also used on humans if they have joint issues such as arthrosis.
And there is interest in having one on the Anacostia River: http://dcist.com/2017/03/what_exactly_is_a_trash_wheel_and_d...
For instance, dudes that joined military or found work in different city are not on local marriage market, but they are marriageable wherever they currently are.
For, one only "now"?

As if border crossing was some disneyland earlier?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migrant_deaths_along_the_Mexic...
That would be an almost benign problem to have.

The real real big problem is that AI will learn to exploit all our flaws and biases.

AI will evolve to be supernaturally intelligent and supernaturally psychopathic at the same time.
The list looks pretty arbitrary. E.g. in reality, you would definitely prefer Norwegian passport over Latvian.
Am I the only one who find this.. upsetting? It basically means Government will know every money you have owed and spent.
"I'm going to remodel my nasal cavity to accommodate a swarm of bees" is a well-defined goal - it just isn't something you'd want to do, even if you've got access to tooling that makes it straightforward.
Yeah, I guess. But actually, that's a pretty standard characterization, I think.

Me, I'm amused by the title of George Lakof's Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things: What Categories Reveal About the Mind . But actually, it turns out that "Women are not dangerous things", according to Plaster and Polinsky (2007).[0]

0) http://scholar.harvard.edu/mpolinsky/files/Dyirbal.pdf
'You see what you choose to See'.

With experience, I have seen that people get the knack for reading what they are interested in and know to understand & appreciate the content on the Web. One need not be easily influenced the thoughts being shared, but form their own opinions after careful examination of the facts.

Skimming content is a desirable skillset to have, especially in the era of information overload. HN is a sinkhole and one can spend hours on it, or selectively chose the topics/comments(to know whats-where) and move on.
Historically, I don't think there is any more volatile demographic than unmarried young men with no prospects.
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The phenomenon is way too recent. A few more decades of this, and let's see.