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Portland is unique among similar cities in that large tracts of undeveloped land became available for housing construction in the last several years. That means thousands of units will be available in the near future, in addition to the large number recently added to the inventory in the metro area. I'm guessing that would well exceed the 10% zoning limit increase you mention.

I haven't checked housing costs recently, but anecdotal data (from people looking for apartments, etc.) is that prices are still through the roof (so to speak). It could be prices will decline later this year or into next year, but pretty soon the supply of new housing will cease to increase so rapidly.

It remains to be seen what happens to housing costs. I could be all wrong, but I'll predict there won't be a significant decrease despite the rapid pace of development.
It's about the mechanism, not Trump himself. In a better (that is, promoting reason and truth instead of emotion and tribalism) discussion framework Trump wouldn't win.
I first read this title as "Ford replacing CEO with self driving car." That would have brought new meaning to the struggle of labor vs. automation, but alas it wasn't meant to be.

It was embellished for hakcernews, and it isn't present in the linked article.
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So what happens if I get a DNA test with them, then I become a famous actor? Can they clone me in the future to bring my likeness back to the screen and make money off of my reputation?
Honestly, I am more worried about the fact HN seems oblivious to the fact Twitter was being used as a targeted propaganda system by a foreign government than I am of censorship in the US.
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Science also needs lots of nuance though. I mean you can only post a headline on Twitter, e.g. "X out of Y people support Trump" - but you can't put the information there backing up that claim, e.g. what people, the research method, and all the nuances. I mean I'll believe those posts will have a link to the full text, but still - twitter is just the headlines.
Please, let's leave Hitler out of the discussion.
Seems to be the case. Both work fine for my writing needs though.

Maybe that's why Microsoft is pushing hard to move everybody to an online office subscription?
This sounds very familiar, I'll tell you how I deal with this.

First of all I feel you should drop the wish to deliver "value to society". You are applying pressure to yourself based on a very vague statement: What is value? Who is society? What does a society value? You feel an emptiness, a need to please others and I argue that is impossible to fill the emptiness by focusing on anything but yourself.

There is no such thing as society, there are people, and people have very different opinions as to what constitutes value. So what do you do?

Assuming you are not a sociopath, you have loved ones, and you like to see them happy. Most of all, you'd like to see yourself happy. You have to realize that this is not a selfish goal (or that selfishness is not bad!). A happy person is a joy to work with, a happy person will make his surroundings better. So, what do you like to do? Maybe working with a computer makes you feel empty? I recently made a bunk in my caravan, working with my hands, using wood and tools and creating something tangible is nice and very different from computer related work. Programming, bloging and all that social network stuff is very much in your head.

Some books I can recommend: Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, you will get down voted for liking it on HN ;) but to a pleaser such as myself (and you too, mr. "I want to deliver value to society"), it offers an incredibly powerful philosophy for seeing the morality in putting yourself first (as a healthy, non-sociopathic human!). Don't take advice on this philosophy from people who didn't read the book! It helped me a lot. My wife likes a strong me, that knows what he wants because she likes to do things I like. Doing things I like makes me happy and productive and allows me to give back much more! F society (it's to vague)! F the world (it's to big), focus on yourself, the rest will come later :)

(You know what selflessness is? Doing stuff you hate, purely for others, it's unsustainable and you won't be a pleasant person to be around while you do it. Doing something you love and making others feel better in the process is not selfishness, and it is a much more sustainable way to make yourself happy.)

Find out what makes you feel good, calm, makes your head tranquil, and do as much of it as possible. For me it is very specific: "Find beautiful natural waters and swim in them with the kids."

Start with getting rid of the pressure to make society better.
You might want to look into Gensym (sp?) and their Hepatitis cure. The company got a big boost when they released the cure but now they are being pummeled by the market and analysts as the need for their cure is declining (fewer cases). There is no money in cure, money is in turning medical issues into chronic diseases. US pharma research is focused on chronic management and not cure. When was the last time a cure originated from US based research?
This idea of unfettered free speech is going to kick the bucket, and very very soon - I am sorry to say.

Be well warned - the stuff happening on reddit, the tools being developed by moderators are the epitome of the road to hell being paved with good intentions.

The old generalized ideological position of Free Speech is no longer tenable, whether we like it or not.

I'm a proponent of Free Speech, and I've spent the time to understand why its important, and why Humanity has valued it and argued for it.

The ideas behind it are sound.

It falls flat when having to deal with the modern internet.

In the simplest explanation - Free Speech was NEVER designed to deal with things like channel saturation and specialized targeting of the human hind brain which happens today.

The Free speech model is the bazaar of ideas model. Everyone can see all ideas, and decide for themselves what is best. Heinous ideas are important because at the very least - people can define themselves against it.

Modern impediments to free speech arise because small groups of humans have new abilities to disrupt the bazaar.

They can spam a single message, they can overwhelm normal discourse, and we have learnt that emotion over comes reason regularly. That's how the brain is designed.

In the same way environmental rules are made to prevent abuse of the commons, or pollution of common land, rules will be made to "protect" free speech.

How those conflicting ideas will be meshed, is beyond me.

Without such rules, motivated people can and will abuse/spam the shit out of a communication channel in order to take control of it.

fundamentally - the human brain itself is un-prepared for this environment.

Therefore, rules will be made to ensure that the human brain is not completely harmed by it.
I have much disdain for GM's corporate culture. It is a company culture that knowingly allowed dangerous vehicles be sold for a decade until a Georgia litigator connected the dots (source: http://jalopnik.com/your-guide-to-the-problem-gm-didnt-fix-u... )

As for Cruise Automation, I am not convinced they have accomplished anything groundbreaking relative to their competitors.

I can't speak much about the Bolt. A quick Google search shows a Bloomberg story stating they will lose 8-9k per car sold. GM better hope it doesn't sell well, if that is the case! (link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-30/gm-s-read...)
I don't think it's about rationality. If it was how do you explain actual art ie drawing being something not everyone could do?
It has more to do with people trying to frame an algorithm or logic behind these "dark arts". This article is an example of it. If everyone was to follow the same set of rules then sooner or later the market is filled with look-alike negating the effects. That is not something which would happen rather something already happens. So while the logic might be entirely fine it's over saturation kills that logic.
This thread has got quite long but no-one's mentioned the fact you can achieve the same thing with triggered merges: https://blog.jetbrains.com/teamcity/2013/10/automatic-merge/
He says he's sorry about thinking that free speech automatically makes the world a better place. He aknowleges a personal mistake about the human nature. Good for him, this moments are rare. But perhaps we should do more reading of thinkers that have figured this out a long time ago instead of living in the "we have the internets, we're not in the Middle Ages" bubble.
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>A platform where anybody can post news updates

This is your first hurdle. Why would anyone do this on your site? If you want to tackle requesting news updates, your best be to work with news publishers (add widgets into their news articles).
Ofcourse there are bigger issues.
Clowns are being propped up in every sphere of life in every country not based on their skill but on their skill at getting youtube/twitter/facebook followers.

It's happening so fast there are no control rods. If MTV and Hollywood gave us celeb culture. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have taken mindless celeb worship to another level.

Obama is good example of the feel good pointlessness that social media can prop up.
Lets hope his death was long and painful.
Oh this again.

Free speech is an idea, not an amendment.

If you censor opposing political views, you are antithetical to the concept and idea of free speech and you should be condemned.
> Both sides attack people for liking (or not being totally opposed to) some ideas of the other side.

More often than not the argument basically boils on to this [0], and even when it's not, the tweetstorm necessary for a constructive answer gets lost in a sea of raging tweets.

[0]: http://www.extrafabulouscomics.com/comic/200/
Interesting and slightly scary train of thought. When will AIs be able to form a strategy and think visionary enough to replace a CEO?
If Apple had published this, it'd be on the market within a few days / months.
By framing this as "luddite/anti-tech" you do not address the fundamental question: Do you really want your life to have such high dependency on a single corporation?

I am in no ways anti-tech, but the history has shown that putting your life in the hands of a single corporation is not a sane decision.
What you describe are not products (e.g. Chicken McNuggets) but a category (e.g. fast food). The category has some reason for existance and success, and these are not explained in the article, true. What the article is trying to tell you is how you can beat Chicken McNuggets and gain a bigger share of the fast food market.
A foreign government? Many governments place targeted propaganda on all sorts of platforms, the US primary among them. Both US political parties were no doubt doing astroturfing of their own this last election. And among US politicians, having corrupt foreign ties is hardly unique to Trump. Trump probably has some relationship with the Russian government, but IMO it is hardly significant in comparison to the full scope of corrupt, bad behavior exhibited by the US government.
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Thanks for sharing, I wasn't aware of it.
For convenience. And script clarity. If you have a move after standard sed, half of the commands in that group are for housekeeping. Sed -i makes the line more explicit.
Always on cameras, always on mics, that's a new low even for Google. Technically they are not yet uploading everything into the cloud, but who in his right mind is trusting Google on privacy anymore? From Google Maps the other day "New! share your location with your friends for an hour". Oh, by the way, give Google Maps permission to always track your location, forever. Wtf.

Camera and microphone on the mobile phone activate when I press the button to activate them. Furthermore, the photos and sound are ostensibly owned by me. Pics go to icloud, voice goes to the people I talk to. Not to a corporation that built a global web specifically designed to suck up every bit of personal information that they can possibly suck. "To provide me a better service", haha.

Mics and cams are OK in cars, because the car is not connected to the Internet. The data stays in the car. Baby monitors are OK, because they are not connected to the Internet. The data stays in the house. Notice a pattern there?
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I'd love to know why you believe that private entities can't/shouldn't censor speech on their platforms, and what philosophical underpinnings this has (not being snarky, I'm keen to know how you came to have this belief).
When Neanderthal was first announced, I was very much in the "why isn't it core.matrix compatible?" camp (nobody wants fragmentation, and conoatibility is a good thing!), but after watching Dragan's talk at last years EuroClojure, I changed my mind because I love what non-compatibility made possible. I've yet to actually use Neanderthal (I just don't currently have those workloads, but I do have some projects in mind), but I love what I see and it seems to be getting better and better. Thanks Dragan!
Twitter is a simple technology that connects people, and the current presidency is IMO not their fault.

Twitter just brought up to the surface what was already there but hidden. I am sorry that everyone now has to go through a lot of pain with the current presidency. But I think getting there is the only effective way for society to realize that your (US) political, social and educational system (just to name a few) are completely broken. And you have got to fix it. Most people didn't know how bad it is fucked up, now it becomes obvious. You got the president you earned.

Twitter so just made it possible, that you are able to face your true challenges.

Don't blame the messenger...
> In 2016 the US was still vulnerable to a Kardashian style PR stunt attack. Trump performed this attack over and over again and garnered an estimated $2B of free advertising from it.

This hits the nail on the head. Late stage capitalism has completely fused media, news, and entertainment. This means that any person or organization who manages to "hack" the news cycle (i.e. finds a way to be in the spotlight on a very regular basis) can reap great profits. Like a presidency.

I don't agree that he could have used any other social media to the same effect. Information propagates and decays on Twitter much, much faster than on other mainstream platforms: if I post something, everyone who follows me sees it right away, and very few tweets are seen a few days after they have been posted. No other mainstream social network is like this. These properties have led to Twitter becoming the new AP stream for journalists, aka the entry point to the news cycle. If you want to dominate the news cycle, dominate Twitter - be it with racist tweets or asking for free chicken nuggets.

Twitter as a media apparatus has naturally played a great part in electing Trump. The Twitter leadership isn't composed of economists or political scientists or sociologists, so of course this kind of stuff lies completely outside of their concern (unless it brings good PR, like it does now). Same goes for Facebook, although the role it plays in the equation is different.
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Don't forget that Microsoft was a top Linux code contributor for awhile, and that OS/2 was a partnership between IBM and Microsoft.

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This might actually be a pretty huge opportunity for a company which can hand hold the transitioning from Windows to Linux in an enterprise. After all, if the new Windows OS is provably non-compliant, shouldn't the enterprise customers be very willing to investigate this option? Are there already companies which do this?
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Thanks for this! The description says data is compressed, but I can see it's all uncompressed CSVs.

Question: Do you update CSVs automatically at intervals? Is this data considered public domain, as it's recording facts?
I'd guess also cosmetic surgery in the US produces quite a bit of human skin, although that's not expandable into skin grafts like the foreskin technique you link to.
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The salaries job figures do not include medical insurance and unemployement insurance, which is paid directly by the employer and normally a value in the range on 10-15K.

Not sure why these costs are sort of concealed to employees n Spain and disclosed as gross salary in other cointries.

Perhaps Spanish Government wants to give the sense they are doing a lot for people in terms of Healthcare and unemployement without them knowing where the money really comes from and overall how much money they are paying for these benefits.
Yes, Mozilla and FSF in particular. They don't try to gouge me with new versions or price discrimination either, unlike "oh you need the pro version for that" windows.
Your emotional reaction to the quote has nothing to do with what he's talking about. Hes not talking about censorship or one side winning. He's saying he was hoping political wisdom would be gained from the free exchange of ideas, trump may be smart but he's certainly not wise.
Parent and GP are both right. Evaluating creative ideas is hard for the same reasons evaluating competence is hard. The people doing the evaluating (and making funding decisions) tend to be less creative and less technical than the people they're evaluating, so they fall back to criteria they understand: Do I like this person? Does my boss like them? Is he/she in the group that is expected to be creative, or are they in the "interchangeable cog" group?

Successful creativity is always political. If you suck at politics, it's hard to be creative.
Wait, let me get this straight: It's uncharitable to choose not to visit a web site due to not agreeing to its terms?
The quote is 158 characters long. Maybe it lacks nuance.
Is this guy quoting his own tweets in the article?
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It's not perfect though. If you make a brochure full of quarter-inch holes, a customer still won't buy your bits.

I think in one of the two Steve Jobs movies the Pepsi guy explained it quite well: He shows how people open a Pepsi, drink it, and then feel whatever is important to them. What you need to do is actually present your features, but in a way that the customer believes he can achieve his benefits easily with it. Of course to be able to do that, you first need to understand the benefits the customer cares about.

1. present technical features -> be seen as weird nerd.

2. present benefits -> be seen as glitchy sales guy.

3. present features that let customer think about benefits -> sell products.
Isn't government sanctioned propaganda already legal in most places? Or at least unpunished?
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But by favoring websites that support AMP, isn't Google already "penalizing a much larger base of content creators who don't have the means and infrastructure to handle this"?
There is a difference between a platform (be that a website, or a government) censoring speech, and individuals opting out of certain things.

If I choose, I can view ads and I can view spam. I choose not to, just as it's perfectly fine to not follow Donald Trump on Twitter. I am making the decision about what content I view.

An entity in power making that decision for me is censoring free speech. My choosing not to see things, is not.
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> I'd like to see a more detailed look at why Twitter might not have been a good idea.

You've got the answer right in your post:

> I just think that Twitter is a bad way of communicating anything vaguely complex.

The medium is the message. Build a social network where the main mode of communication encouraged is short, eminently shareable quips, and the voices that dominate will be the ones like Donald Trump's.
> I thought once everybody could speak freely and exchange information and ideas, the world is automatically going to be a better place

If you value Liberalism, it's the actual ability to exchange information - independent of the ideas being shared - that makes the world a better place.

The problem is that this information may not be true, and even when it is true, people tend to dislike the 'exchange information and ideas' when they disagree with the information and ideas being exchanged. Williams says so himself:

> If it’s true that he wouldn’t be president if it weren’t for Twitter, then yeah, I’m sorry

Sorry for what? Launching a platform where one can instantly read a wide variety of ideas and where narratives can be challenged as quickly as they're spun? It's like apologizing for creating the printing press because Martin Luther used it to kick off The Reformation.

Anyone who uses Twitter has witnessed legitimate - thus credible - reporters and news outlets spread incorrect stories, only for Twitter to quickly call them out.

So while much of Twitter may be poison, it beats relying solely on biased websites - such as the Washington Post - for information.
> it's certainly a more logical program flow for a human to parse. ie "open file, grep for contents, do something else, etc".

If you mean adding a 'cat' at the start to provide a clear entry-point for the data, you can actually put the redirect at the beginning:

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I don't think the poster is complaining about the downvotes. He's just trying to understand if there's an unnatural pattern in all these things.
You conflate censoring ie. forcing people to shut up, and giving anyone a giant soapbox. One can regret doing the latter without suggesting doing the former.
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