skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It isn't just about blocking those that haven't uploaded avatars. Egg users stick out because they have other properties such as

New account follows a lot quickly, but doesn't have followers

New account that with time never ever tweets, only retweets and follows

New account that starts and then immediately follows just a single person ever.

All of those are suspicious
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Its pretty awesome if you have a good employer provided plans and can afford to buy the best plans. Sucks if you can't.
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Yep! It does seem surprising to a first order, given our previous experience with tobacco. But it turns out that tobacco is terrible in this respect. The current opinion is that smoked cannabis may actually have a pro-health effect. Which would be wonderful to study scientifically, although setting up the clinical trials to get unambiguous results would be challenging.
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I'm also intrigued to see what mitigations will be involved. Perhaps the browser will run inside a VM?
Yup, pretty standard marketing technique. Offer a special deal to a select few but by advertising that deal you get other interested/talking about it. Kind of like we are.
How about a pressure system? Each purchase increases the price by $2, but each day that passes without a purchase lowers it by $2. Eventually it would reach some sort of equilibrium of how much people are willing to pay for a simple logo service, right? Cool idea though.
I see the Switch as a replacement for the DS, which Nintendo was successful with. The fact that it works connected to a TV is a benefit but not a main feature. Nintendo is competing against the iPad and Android tablets that kids get for Christmas and their birthday. Not against the ps4 or Xbox. This is where I see Nintendo having a chance. Parents can buy their kids a tablet that is also a game console. Which is brilliant.
I don't even have the benefit of a high school education and came from a very poor background (think a step above Appalachia) and yet after a decade of working I have never been beholden to a single employer. Perhaps the problem is we still teach kids like it's the 40's but you should be constantly building skills in your own time and keeping a toe in the job market. I got laid off on Friday during the finical crisis and walked into a new job that next Monday.
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According to this article you apply and they will select a 100 people from the pool. How is this different than a normal interview except the flight is a little longer.
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I'm visually impaired. I tried the apple watch a couple of months ago, but concluded it wasn't for me because using VoiceOver imposes such a delay that it's not noticably faster than taking my phone out of my pocket. This braille watch might be much more practical.

I'm seeing a lot of healthy scepticism in the comment section. I'm visually impaired, not blind, so I haven't checked this page with accessibility tools. And, although I've heard about a lot of failed kickstarters, I'm not good ad judging them. But if this is real, and gets built, I'd love to try one out.
It also doesn't say when they intend to restore support for Firefox builds.

Also, they recommend installing IE. So I'm assuming Edge isn't supported either? This is a horrible approach to browser security coming from Google.
If they come up with this 5 years ago, it will be EPIC...
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POTUXSS, or how I bypassed CloudFlare's XSS filter on Trump's campaign website
>> This kind of "outsourcing economy" has been tried, and we have observed mostly negative effects. It deskills the country which pays for the goods, creates trade imbalances that help to break down what's left of our international system, impoverishes the people who are disemployed, and exploits the people who are newly employed.

I may not be disagreeing (it is hard to see if you are concluding in favor of the outsourcing actually being immoral), but some things to consider based on the economics that I do understand:

The country which "pays for the goods" didn't achieve the wealth to pay for the goods in a vacuum. There are some substantial economic forces at play here isn't it? E.g. Let us consider the dollar. Why exactly do people have faith in the dollar? It looks like it is being strengthened based on assumptions about the safety of the capital in "more developed" countries than the ones which cede this position. In general, "more developed" is equated with two things from what I have observed: "rule of law" and "productivity of capital". This intuition among countries ceding the position is probably based on historical observations, and there was certainly a point when a lot of capital took flight into a developed country because it had a good mix of capital productivity (an assumption that the money will multiply) plus rule of law (and another assumption that the government won't steal it). I am not suggesting the developed country "owes" anything back to folks who trust their capital with them, but you can bet that the people who sent their money to be exploited fully didn't do so out of the goodness of their hearts towards the folks in (in this case) USA. Particularly, the primacy of the dollar as a reserve currency probably has a lot to do with the (real and imagined) beliefs around its ability to clear out the economic deadwood by itself. In fact, the argument around morality here is a bit weird because it looks a little Tom Sawyer-ish - other countries are not really interested in paying for the privilege of painting the American fence if the only benefit is the approval of Tom Sawyer.

"Deskills the country which pays for the goods" - let us consider a thought experiment where somehow the output of the entire outsourced division could be turned into a SaaS, except the SaaS is headquartered in a different country. Is the deskilling nothing more than the progression of automation then? Doesn't it mean the real issue is with more and more technical and non-technical work getting submerged into the ocean of automation, leaving a smaller and smaller tip of the iceberg at the top? While technically this is deskilling, isn't it also merely a step towards an irreversible automation? Did the arrival of the automobile lead to a loss of horse driving skills in the overall economy? Or did the horse driving skills just become implicitly value-less?
I suppose it's a good job that opinions are just that then.

I personally enjoyed this link.
Can you expound on this warning?
No, between US law, Volkswagen, Fiat Chrysler, Toyota and Nissan, they are a bit thin on sources.
YouTube, the world’s biggest video site, wants to sell you TV for $35 a month
> Automation doesn't imply that jobs go away. Classic example, deposits and withdrawals were automated by ATMs. Yet, the number of cashiers increased.

Did the number of cashier's per customer (or perhaps more significantly, as a share of the population -- not labor force) increase? If you look at even AEIs graph [0] that they use to try to sell idea that ATMs didn't kill cashiers' jobs, it shows cashiers increasing rapidly during the very slow rollout of ATMs in the 1970s and 1980s, and the growth tapering off to very slow growth as ATMs take off in the 1990s and beyond (and remaining relatively flat even after the number of ATMs itself flattens in the mid-00s, probably as ATMs basically reached saturation but are still increasing functions, reducing the need for more tellers.)

[0] http://www.aei.org/publication/what-atms-bank-tellers-rise-r...
OXI: cyanogen ROM for fullscreen phone while casting multi-win external display
Part 2:

https://medium.com/@zachswan1/part-2-how-cloudflare-responde...
I'm not claiming there's no problem. however, in my experience, using a lower vape temperature is key. high vape temps actually do burn the material, which leads to much harsher smoke and coughing.
Safari still does not support WebRTC, and users must enable Flash on sites that require it. They've merged in a few commits [1], but their implementation is still lacking [2].

[1] https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/210942
[2] http://caniuse.com/#search=webrtc
The Switch is supposed to have excellent hardware.

Also, the majority of people at preview events (greatly) praised the motion controls of the upcoming game ARMS.
HD Rumble also is reported to be amazing.

I for one am excited to play with what may be the first really great motion controls.
My own format = https://xkcd.com/927/
I'd love something like this, but I don't see any upside for iTunes or Spotify to support it. Anything that makes it easier for a customer to switch to a competitor is something they're going to resist.
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Sadly, the top comments are down at the bottom.

Perhaps the scoring algorithm is X=-X.
>object to people finding value in playing at a higher resolution

Except I didn't object to anything. Me calling the wants and needs of the high performance PC culture "cultural" is not me being dismissive of what they happen to enjoy. Buy whatever you want. My whole point was that you can still have a professional quality (as in eSports level) experience with equipment that's not super-ultra-top-of-the-line-fantastic, saving you the super-ultra-top-of-the-line-fantastic premiums.
I hear you Sun Tzu. Did they have specific complaints?
Do you the offer service aswell for logo design being made in both iOS and Android icon styles?

I would be tempted to hit it at this price, but want something I can get out into iOS and Android icon easily.
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because if the courts find her accusations to be false (even if they are true), than she would than open herself up to defamation and lible charges from the accused.

From a game theory perspective, it doesn't make sense to break the accused anonymity outside of official court procedings if she doesn't need to because of the huge liability it unnecessarily opens up if her accusations are deemed false.
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I actually thought the Switch was more or less breaking that trend. It doesn't seem underpowered when considered for what it is (a tablet).
For some reason, in the comments section of HN/Reddit, it's become vogue to chime in that you confused a headline for something else. Alternatively starting with "heh, I read that as ..."

Yes. I, too, have heard of that other thing...
I deidn't count the dots, but you'd expect 6 dots in each braille cell, 2 vertical rows of 3;
Megabus famously offers $1 fares for early bookers. Everyone knows that the true fare value is not $1. Plus, this logo product isn't on par with their regular service, which includes unlimited revisions and goes for $450 - $650.

It's a solid marketing play.
This is pretty much how coasties view middle America, and vice versa.
Yeah, I just thought EVGA's recent release of their FTW2 and SC2 with the advanced temp monitoring stuff was a signal that it was going to be a while longer. Guess I read those tea leaves wrong.
This is what I was going to post, seems to be about 90% of the activity on twitter. They seem to only care about the experience from the perspective of the haves, anyone else just isn't part of the conversation.
This looks interesting. Do you have any plans to create converters to convert to UPL from other formats?
Yea thats pretty much all twitter is. I think of all the people tweeting politicians etc.
Let me highlight were your desillusion started:

> Clojurescript, for example, makes most of the anti-JS arguments silly, although a lot of people think they look smart bashing JS

Cljs has types (spec), great concurrency and is a very concise language, created by a very smart architect, Rich Rickey.

But ok, you won, man!
Thanks! Just fixed
Honestly, my only remaining fear in moving to NZ would be going from unmetered internet in the US to strictly metered internet in NZ. Would I be able to cope with a data cap?!

It could be a reality show. Have your people call my people!
You're correct that we can only make out fine details in a narrow field of view, but that doesn't mean there isn't value to having more in our peripheral vision. Having extra horizontal width specifically is nice, because of how there is naturally more interesting stuff going on in that range; above and below you is just skybox and ground (for many first/third person 3d games), which you don't really need to see more of.
Why I love Fear and How I use it as an Entrepreneur
I think most professional tech worker they are trying to hire would be able to afford a round trip ticket and travel expenses to New Zealand.
If you find from a group of 100 people, that each one has a personalty that is so "toxic" they are impossible to deal with. I assure you it is you that is "toxic".
> perhaps I've just overlooked the greatness

You have. Hugo takes his time because great artists don't tell you, they take your hand and lead you somewhere so that suddenly you open your eyes and you're in a place you never expected to be.

I understand you, of course. The book is longer than War and Peace. It's huge. When he spends the entire first book just on the Bishop, you're forgiven for thinking, "Why?" That's answered immediately, however. The great scene that follows between Valjean and the Bishop feels utterly natural, rather than stilted or artificial if done another way.

The same is true with Fantine. Her story is light when it starts. Hugo spends a lot of time so that you will feel the lightness of her situation so that he can then turn the lights out, and now you're with her in the dark. She's not some loose woman who should have known better; she's you.

He does this again and again. For the entire novel he doesn't tell you anything, he doesn't even take your hand later but simply grabs you by the collar and shows you, immerses you in these characters. It's the greatest novel I've ever read and I would recommend fully reading it to anyone.
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Wait. Are you adding glycerine or not?
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lol thanks man, I know I'm an old-man in Internet years, I'm sure that it works now but then why is the Google Hangouts team temporarily not supporting it?

which sites are you using webrtc on firefox?