skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> A Waymo test driver will be behind the wheel at all times, but the company insists that the vehicle will drive without human intervention as much as possible.

So it is not a personal car they have access to in their garage and use as they want (eg having sex while driving), it is more like a free taxi driven by a chauffeur doing (hopefully) nothing.
I am colourblind even by mainstream standards (protanomalous) and years ago in art school I was briefly experimenting with showing the left and right eye steroscopic images and film that were calibrated to different colour temperatures. At least for that effect, I did not notice a significant difference.

Of course, colour temperature is very different from truly splitting spectral bands. Should have thought of that!
There's actually an Israeli documentary about how American Jewish lobby organizations make comparing genocides a competition (of course insisting that the Holocaust was the worst, no matter what) and that their leaders and members often do this to compensate for lack of religiosity. So, yes, the Jewish lobbying efforts are unique, and uniquely successful. There's nothing wrong about it per se, but if it happens at the cost of remembering other Nazi victims, or victims of other genocides, things are definitely headed in the wrong direction.
One of my clearest and earliest memories of programming as a child is of having a working program, making a few changes, and suddenly nothing worked, being totally lost in the woods as I randomly tried fixing stuff and got absolutely nowhere. I feel like it's had a big impact on my approach to programming ever since, trying to break things down into manageable pieces rather than one big ball of mud that's fragile to errors.
Can it be extended so I could copy entire request in one click in some format (XAR is best)
> Money and economics has ruled back then and it still does now.

Then what becomes of the story of The Holocaust? What's the take away then?
I like the idea and the illustrations are really nice.

How is it with replayability? What about the lifetime - will it still be playable in x years (books can last some decades, websites usually don't).
I don't think Mylan's behaviour is acceptable here, but there is something to be said about being able to patent a safe delivery mechanism for any type of medicine... that in itself isn't necessarily wrong.
Antisemitism is very deeply rooted in many Christian dominant cultures to the point where most of the tropes are so deeply ingrained most are blind and unaware of their implicit prejudice. One of the best books on the history of modern antisemitism is "The Devil and the Jews" by Joshua Trachtenberg.
What happened to mail pilot
Man takes drone out for a sunset flight, drone gets shot down
Good point. I tend to disable all for Incognito mode, then use that mode for things like online banking. Are there better approaches, like dedicating a separate browser for super sensitive stuff with absolutely nothing installed?
Works fine on android. This app is just a webview anyway, so it is effectively the same thing.
http://www.webmhs.com/2017/04/prediksi-atletico-madrid-vs-vi...
The problem with teaching debugging that I see is that I am not aware of any systematic course for debugging available with suitable exercises, systematic theory etc.

If there were, I can believe some universities might at least be interested in offering an optional course.
> that Jews don't accept any debate about the exact "6 million" number in the dominant narrative

It's not just "the Jews", any educated westerner would balk at the very idea that the number can be questioned. It doesn't sit particularly well with me, since I find it hard to believe things I can't doubt, though the immensity of the evil of the Nazi regime is itself pretty obvious.

The value of efforts like these is that we can have a scientific record proving how many were killed and where, so that we can have an iron-clad defence to show people who could otherwise be swayed by holocaust denier tracts. Rather than turn away, say sorry, and comfort the few victims that come forward, we have to face head-on the actions of our ancestors, collect and document their deeds scientifically and build a proven historical record. Treating a historical subject, any subject, as taboo, leads to history being written by propaganda, and no matter how intentional that propaganda is, it makes us ultimately no better than the Nazis themselves.
OT: Imagine a web without affiliate sites. Would we miss any of their content?
Personally I think that's just supply and demand. Water is plentiful and the costs of access are low (at least when there's a tap nearby). So even though it's extremely important it's not too limited a resource...now. In the future, that will change for many people in the world. There are predictions of wars about water [1], but there won't be many wars about music. Demand increasing for water, harder-to-increase supply.

[1] http://bigthink.com/re-envision-toyota-blog/will-the-next-wa...
Yeah .. they're not really appreciated on HN. I'm guessing because they want to avoid the whole Reddit-style comment chain of meta-jokes, one liners etc. It's a little disappointing, but if you want a laugh, there are plenty of other places to find them. If it keeps HN a place for more serious discussion, then I'm fine with it.
pelican, it supports jupyter notebooks
To be slightly pedantic, websockets specifically don't have HTTP headers like XFF, which is IMO part of the problem with Websockets -- you end up re-inventing basic functionality. IMO (and combined with other factors) this is a great reason to choose http/2 over websockets.

EDIT: ALB also supports http/2, but they can also do websockets as well as WSS (where you'd term SSL on the ALB for websockets).
> Except for the millions who died in combat or were murdered by the allied forces and the fact that we are still paying today for something we had no involvement in.

It's not the question of whether there were consequences, but if there were proportional/appropriate. After the war, there were talks on the highest international level of destroying all of German's industry and turning it into an agricultural-only country. That maybe would've been extreme, but what has actually happened - financial help from the USA (instead of help for Germany's victims) and the Nazis/Gestapo staff transitioning to the ruling class of the West Germany was also extreme and deeply unfair.

What I ask for is just to have a minimum of respect for the victims and not say that there were murdered by "Nazis". I'm pretty sure they haven't even heard of the term back then.
It's incredible to contemplate the billions given in reparations to Israel, while Gypsies - who still live in complete destitution in a Europe - have not recieved a single penny.
I've seen a lot of smaller outstaffing companies like moonlightwork.com offering remote employees and it's a good way to keep your costs low. The lights will go out quickly if you get developers at $50-$100 an hour and upwork is hit or miss and you can waste a lot of time. Toptal seems good but not cheap. Check out intellabridge.com they have good mid-level remote developers you can hire for $18-$20 an hour and they specialize in designing and building MVPs.
> Interesting to note that nazis killed as much ethnic poles as polish jews.

But also note that this was about 90% of polish jews, and something like 10-15% of ethnic poles.

(90% from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Poland; 10-15% back-of-the-envelope from that plus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims#Poles, giving a non-Jewish population of a little over 30,000,000.)
Elon Musk Just made a Tesla vehicle a lot more affordable
tldr; Removed React
PostgreSQL: int4 vs. int8 vs. uuid vs. numeric performance on bigger joins
I'm not sure that I agree with a lot of that article, but one piece really resonates with me. I had a chronic hamstring injury from sprinting (tendinitis, with a couple recurring minor pulls over the years) and physical therapy was a complete waste of time. The first physical therapist I went to told me that it would take over a year of sessions to recover from a grade 1 tear (which is absolute bullshit). She had me doing a bunch of different weird balancing exercises and working with elastic bands. I dealt with this injury for years until I started doing 1) foam rolling and myofascial release, and more importantly 2) squatting, deadlifting, and olympic lifts. The difference was almost overnight, and I haven't had a single issue with my hamstring in years now.
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They notified the European Council, not the Council of Europe.

Similar name, big difference.

Even more fun: there is also the Council of the European Union.
so what is the real number of non-Jewish victims? Or at least, the number we know about?

The holocaust was about the Nazis reshaping German society in their image - justified by arguments of German supremacy. There's no denying that they held Jews in a category of their own, as Nazi propaganda painted them in all manner of horrible depictions and tried to blame them for the loss of the first World War, the collapse of the German economy and so many other things. But it seems inaccurate to deny either the victimisation of other demographic groups, or to deny that Jews were the primary target.
It's also unclear what he means by "facts they can verify"

Wales founded an encyclopedia on the basis that everything had to be "verified" by linking to a "secondary source", which in the case of recent events generally meant linking to a news report by a "reliable" subset of the same media Wikitribune aims to compete with.

The other alternative, of course, is to link purely to primary sources like Open Data, online video and public figures' Twitter feeds for recording the fact they made an announcement. Wikipedia tended to frown on such behaviour largely because a "WP:SYNTH" policy recognised that stringing together multiple facts often implied decidedly non-factual conclusions (and if no other reliable source had drawn together those facts then it probably wasn't important and quite possibly wasn't a valid inference to be drawing). And whilst "X responded that" is certainly a fact, whether X's statement can reasonably be interpreted as accurate is generally a matter of opinion. Unqualified reporting of "X said $contentiousclaims" because they can't be conclusively established as non-factual is itself an editorial stance.

Most news media doesn't exactly hide its biases though (and the worst news media for factual accuracy tends to be the most explicit about declaring it)
This is a reason of serious miscommunication when talking about this topic with the non-English native. I'm pretty sure English-speaking world doesn't mean fighting Slovakian Nazis, Latvian Nazis, or French Nazis, but those of two other very specific nationalities.
correlation causation fallicy anyone?
My grandmother lived to the age of 103. While she didn't do anything you'd normally label "exercise", she certainly did a lot of cleaning - and up until her 80s would routinely light a coal fire in the hearth, as her house did not have central heating.
They did eliminate bullying... by making the app non-anonymous (forced usernames) and it's what killed the app.
That's a very common manifestation of social anxiety.
"Rights" are just 'powers' granted to individuals by the groups they compose for the purpose.
The argument is strange.

Nasa has been able to pull off the Apollo program for roughly $150B adjusted for inflation. Those are not real dollars neither because people supported it ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_crimes_against_the_Polish...

I only skimmed it but maybe because Jews suffered relatively more.

> Note: Polish losses amount to 11.3% of the 24.4 million ethnic Poles in prewar Poland and about 90 percent of the 3.3 million Jews of prewar times. The IPN figures do not include losses among Polish citizens of Ukrainian and Belarusian ethnicity.

Maybe I an interpreting that wrong. But really not many Jewish people globally https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_population_by_country
Or you could say only 1.07 years, if you hate exercise. Since your excercise time could have been spent doing something else. :-P
Can't dev tools already do this? Right click request and copy as CURL, etc.
I'm 39 and I can't do anything with my brain nowadays after exercising, so I'm looking forward to that changing when I get to 50.
Until last month my wife was using an LG G2 (2013 flagship), and it was still going strong. What killed it? A broken screen due to being dropped, and we decided that it was probably time for an upgrade rather than repairing a 4 year old phone.
Putting the blame on the political instrumentation of tribal instincts, rather than on a peculiar tribe, seems like a good idea actually.
People made a number of legitimate points about how some victims of the holocaust and WWII are much less remembered than others. Why do you immediately characterise this as anti-Jewish?

that Jews somehow uniquely manipulate government through lobbying, that Jews don't accept any debate about the exact "6 million" number in the dominant narrative

No one said anything like that.
Mali c71 driving image processing for automotive
To see this in action I recommend visiting Copenhagen!

I've had many moments in which I thought that it's the most futuristic AND chilled-out city I've ever visited.
Out of the box or as a plugin? I can't find anything on the pelican website.
The terminology made me think that they just had a VHF receiver up there and were listening to AIS traffic
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_identification_syste...

It's similar to the ADS-B systems that airplanes use to report their location and altitude and heading.

AIS has a built-in messaging system for ship-to-ship communications and to receive alerts.

You can detect AIS traffic from satellite, but ground-based antennas are cheaper and more sensitive. Having a aerostat to increase range would be good for monitoring maritime traffic over a larger area.

UPDATE:
After reading some more, I think this is a perfect fit for AIS monitoring. Ground-based solutions have a horizon limitation of 46 miles. Satellite systems get overwhelmed with too many ships reporting in and data is lost. A balloon based system would be in a sweet spot where it would allow the US to extend the AIS monitoring a few hundred miles out from the borders while not having to put more satellites into orbit.
Hipchat vulnerability allows access to private conversations
Ask HN: Why are resumes a problem?
A bunch of companies (even small ones) have chosen to use forms and text extractors on resumes during their application process. I'm not convinced that this is solving a real problem.

why is this a problem? what specifically does this solve? If you use these services, do you find them better than receiving a resume?
AMDGPU-PRO 17.10 OpenCL vs. Nvidia  Shows Problems – Phoronix
If your backends aren't stateless, then yeah, you'll have to make sure connections hit the same backend (with session affinity via client IP, cookies, etc).

But session affinity is a scalability anti-pattern, which should generally only be used to support legacy applications. Ideally, you'd design your application to use stateless backends, which tend to share state at another layer (the database, memcache, Redis, etc).
CVE-2017-7477 kernel: net: Heap overflow in skb_to_sgvec in macsec.c
Does anyone else worry about staying fit as an office worker? As much as I enjoy my career, I might give serious consideration to moving into something more physical in future. While you can easily fit in a decent amount of exercise outside of work if you only work 40 hours, it strikes me as much more efficient to make your work exercise in and off itself. I spent one summer working as a software engineer intern with 6 weeks in between working at a summer camp where I was on my feet all day every day. When I got back to the office my mood and focus were sky high compared to before but I never had to try to do exercise at summer camp, the job itself just was exercise.
But, when talking Kubernetes. it is currently no support for internal load balancer, right? so it's still have vulnerability to get exposed to the world. Any comment about this?

Thank you!
Debugging is much more important though.
I've had many moments in which I thought that it's the most futuristic AND chilled-out city I've ever visited.

Where are you from and what specifically was it that caught your attention? I've visited Copenhagen many times and to me it seems just like any other nice enough large city.
The American extermination of the Indians was Hitler's inspiration for his plan to exterminate the Slavs and take their land (Lebensraum). He wrote about it in Mein Kampf
This is true, and it's also why apps hardly existed in those days. But really it just shows that the market has moved from having the mobile companies as rent-takers to Apple as a slightly more generous rent-taker. Neither the 70% nor 30% is really the product of a market process.

The counter-argument is of course the PC era, where you could sell stuff and give 0% to the manufacturer and OS vendor.
> 7 requests, 691 KB, 19 s

?!? What is going on there?
Am I in the top 13% at Stackoverflow? I had no idea, but I'm going to use this as a new source of pride, just because I can.

I don't consider 40+ very old for a programmer. My father was 65 when he retired from professional programming, and at first continued working on an open source project (though that now seems to have stopped). I've always seen plenty of older programmers. Only at the few startups where I worked was I one of the oldest programmers, but even there the demographics get more balanced as the company grows.

The weird stories about Silicon Valley's love for inexperienced programmers where 30 is apparently old, sound weird and alien to me. I get better as I get older and more experienced.
Pretty much this. All you can do for most people is to be an example to them in this regard, and politely suggest getting some physical activity to them every now and then, if it comes up naturally in conversation.

They're all adults, in this age of information they all the facts available for such decision.
> This brought dementia by age 80 and a host of other issues

As someone who suffers an immune disease that simultaneously makes me unable to do strenuous exercise, and is also independently associated with "a host of other issues", comments like this actually make me quite angry. How can you possibly claim this demonstrates cause and effect?
In many ways, the tooling around web development is far superior to other languages (e.g. golang with delve). Most browsers ship with excellent debug tools.

The caveat obviously being that debugging code written using some JS frameworks, like Polymer, is a nightmare.
I'm not sure, I know Apple has both successfully and unsuccessfully litigated such cases.
If you've been educated in a school, travelled on a road, drank water from a tap, watched TV running on electricity, or worked on a computer that communicates across the globe to other computers then you absolutely have taken advantage of a society with a central authority and should conribute to it.

To believe otherwise is absurdly individualistic and self-centred. We are a social species and everything good we have done come through collective effort.
Uh-huh. The same hilarious double think is in evidence in Israel - building a Museum of Tolerance on a Muslim cemetry:

http://www.haaretz.com/blogs/a-special-place-in-hell/visit-j...
Cool product. I noticed that in the reddit post you offered it to people for free. How did that pan out?
Can you elaborate more?

Is it means that Kubernetes can use internal load balancer?

Thanks!
Is the American Dream Still Achievable?
You have options; You could bike to work, or go for a run in your lunch break, or instead go to the gym after work.
Please don't jump to conclusions based on a misinformed comment on the internet. You can't compare the number of dead and conclude anything meaningful from that alone. Hatred of Jews in particular was a cornerstone of Nazi philosophy and they made the unique persecution of them a priority in government. From the Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses in 1933, to the Nuremberg Laws, to Kristallnacht, to complete disenfranchisement and seizure of all Jewish property and rights, to widespread European collaboration with the Nazis throughout the war which led to the extermination of countless Jews who were betrayed by their fellow citizens, to Auschwitz-Birkenau, to Zyklon B, and the systematic extermination of the Jewish people. If you want to learn more, visit a Holocaust museum. Better yet, talk to survivors. They are still here in NYC and around the world. But they won't be for much longer.
No idea what happened? No worries, substitute a strong uninformed opinion!

He was absolutely and emphatically not sentenced for "just asking questions," nor for the title of his article. GTranslated media coverage for that case: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=cs&tl=en&js=y&prev...

The gist of his article was essentially "no holocaust ever took place, there is no evidence of any genocide or gas chambers, Hitler did nothing wrong." He was just asking questions, riiiiight.
I don't think it's actually true. Hitler had two major causes: eradication of Jews and eradication of Slavic people, and none of them were rooted in rational economics.

He of course wanted to eradicate the Jews because he believed they were the cause of much of evil in the world - hard to find much rationality there. For the Slavs, it's a bit more complicated. Hitler was hugely fond of and inspired by America's colonization of the West (which required extermination of Native Americans to make room for settlers) and wanted to repeat that in Eastern Europe - murder all the Poles, Ukrainians, Bellariusians and Russians in the territories that he manages to conquest, raze all cities to the ground (hard to find economic justification for that) and then move German settlers in their place. The goal was to make Germany large and powerful enough that it could later tackle America. The joke here was that his thinking was largely antiquated at this point - in the XX century a country's military power was determined by its industrial capabilities, and not population/territory. So again, the entire genocide was motivated by one man's delusional view of the world, and not rational thinking.
"Might be true given a million other factors" isn't really the sort of truth you're looking for when trying to get advice.
Le Pen steps aside as National Front leader
Crisis in Puerto Rico: 5 Graphs
Why wasn't I taught this in school? I have to say, I've never seen a movie which explores this.
That's because the UK is a society rife with systemic classism and hereditary privilege.

It breeds shitty attitudes.
Perceived excessive reparations for World War 1 were one of the grievances used by the Nazi party to gain power. It was possibly a good idea not to repeat those circumstances.
Are you arguing that there are no good cops, only bad cops and all cops deserve to be treated by default as the worst cops?
How much functionality should browsers have built in? Seems like extra bloat for the 99.9% of users who'd never even need this, but the same could be said for most of the dev tools I guess.
> Anyone who's happy to make the former interpretation needs to look very carefully at their motivations.

... and I was proved correct in literally the next comment.
Debugging is a composition of simulating software in your mind, verifying what you wrote down, and observing what the computer does. The reason why I think that there is no course on debugging, is because it is equivalent to learning how a computer works.
> Author is a socialist.

And? It's not the dirty word you think it is.