skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe the typical one would have broken down after couple of hours?
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Saying "built to" is a pretty strong statement. Constructing narratives about the future is one thing the human mind can do, and is clearly advantageous. Focusing on one thing to the exclusion of all else is another.
Not my project. Found via /r/demoscene.

I'm getting conflicting info about it's license. The front page and video say "free for non-commercial use". But, Github Licenses.txt says MIT, and a recent forum announcement says "That’s why we picked the MIT-license, which means you can use tooll.io for all your projects – including commercial ones – without releasing your source-code."

http://forums.tooll.io/t/finally-tooll-io-v2-5-is-publicly-r...
That's because the copyright law is built around "default deny" and infinitely prolonged copyright period.

Once you take both out of equation, the cases of content either abandoned by owners or reasonably old will take more than 5%.
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How did it fail?
I have a few of the PowerCore chargers and have had no issues.
This. The military has secrets, but should have no privacy. Same with the government. Privacy is the opposite of transparency. We can have secrets while we know exactly what we are keeping secret, such as Private Keys and passwords. Secrets do not hinder transparency.
The Guardian isn't a right-wing paper, it's left of center, and I can't remember when it last endorsed the tories. You'd be far more likely to see that kind of thing from The Telegraph or The Daily Mail.

There's another explanation much closer to home which doesn't involve Theresa May: The Guardian, like many other newspapers, is under intense pressure from Facebook which is eroding their direct traffic in favor of traffic coming from FB. They literally compete against each other for clicks and ad traffic.
It was interesting to see this headline because I don't even use the official charger on my MacBook Pro. Anker does a combination USB/USB-C high power charger block that's 1/3rd the price and works perfectly well. I never found any good/reliable third party chargers for Apple equipment before.

Further, when I did once have a dud Anker battery pack, they just sent me another one next day delivery, didn't even ask for the broken one back.
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The switches are their own, they only use ALPS for the keytops. Unless they contract out to ALPS for manufacturing and I missed it.
I struggled a long time with RSI, and for me both the mechanical and ergonomic keyboards solve the problem. A model M fixed it, and then later a microsoft comfort curve also fixed it. The comfort curve is a lot more quiet, so out of respect for my coworkers I use that one, although I do miss the feel of the model M.
This guy is in the videos as well, right? Could she somehow strike back harder and demolish his reputation? Tell his friends and family, and his employer, what he did to her? Who the hell would send a video of themselves having sex with someone to that person's family?
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Facebook disabling 14,000 accounts in a single month because of that kind of terrible behavior does show this is a serious problem. But it's still a very rare problem. Given Facebook has 1.19 billion monthly users, that's on the order of 1 in 100,000 accounts.
The progression of this list is beautiful.
> But your friend also seems to have made a poor decision in allowing someone who is a creep to take very personal photos and videos of herself which could cause enormous humiliation.

Yeah, this is just classic victim blaming nonsense.

Sure, it's good advice to avoid recording anything you don't want eventually published—this goes for conversations as much as it does 'personal' pictures and videos.

But that's entirely irrelevant here and sharing 'personal' pictures with your significant other is normal.
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1. What? Almost every app uses Sparkle for seamless updates. And macOS has been lauded for a long time as having the simplest install and uninstall process. Drag into /Applications = installed, drag to trashcan = uninstalled. Snaps/Flatpaks will finally bring that to Linux

2. Again, what? Brew is dead-simple. `brew install whatever` and `brew remove whatever` work like butter.

3. Triple what. Sandboxed apps that cleanly update, with a gatekeeper that makes sure no trash comes through? And I can manually sideload stuff if I absolutely need to? Hell yes.

I have a pretty strong feeling you're a Linux elitist, probably running Arch. All the stuff you point out about macOS is plain wrong, and you'd know within a day of using.
I doubt these would be multi-rotors as opposed to helicopters or planes. If you read a little about "actuator disk theory" it shows that small rotors are much less efficient than large ones, and if you're lifting heavy weights that becomes even more important.

http://web.mit.edu/16.unified/www/FALL/thermodynamics/notes/...
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Lots of doomsday scenarios can happen.

Consider also that, as dominant companies see their revenue slip, they start cutting corners and get complacent with security.

Yahoo is the prime example, I think. It was one of the giants of the early web. Then they started losing relevance, hit rock bottom, started cutting corners and as a result 500+ million users had their account details leaked by hackers.

Another doomsday scenario is Google being bought by or merged with a competitor that doesn't give a shit about your privacy or your data.

So this entity gobbles up Google's data, sets fire to their privacy agreement (which they will pretend they no longer have to honour because they aren't Google) then pimps you to the highest bidder.

Bottom line is, we're screwed.
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I usually give aliases for such accounts because of this (and because of data breaches). Send me spam and I don't have to put up with your UI to unsubscribe, I just delete mail alias. Of course, that doesn't work if I want to receive any mail from you...
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A lot of engineers discount the impact of visibility and focus too much on the sound distractions. I think visibility is just important. It's all part of a violent transparency theme I think is captured pretty well here: https://web.archive.org/web/20150321053931/https://michaeloc... Even if you don't suffer from more-than-normal anxiety over it to the point of panic attacks, all the studies on normal people show open plans aren't great.
I share your concerns about losing Facebook data of the past, but frankly you didn't address any of the concerns that were listed in the article.

The issue is what they do with our data and whether you'd be comfortable letting them use your data this way. It's also due to their shady practices like not disclosing changes to privacy policy. This is especially worse with non-technical people like my mom using their platform. Who knows what kind of bs they're peddling onto her wall.

I think it's awesome that people are finding ways to get off Facebook. It's like getting out of a heroine addiction or something:)
"therapy" means something you do to someone to try and change things. It may be a good therapy or crappy therapy, but it falls under the definition of therapy. Kind of like that Calvin Trillin line about a particular restaurant being debated as "good decor or bad decor but you can't say there's no decor..."

Overall, I'm always skeptical about treatments that focuses on "reducing oxidative damage"...because if you think about it, it doesn't really focus specifically on the disease itself. Oxidative damage happens to everyone daily, just by breathing air.

There's a bit of viewgraph engineering too, because the treatment group declined by 5-ish points, and the control group by 7 ish points out of a 48 point scale, they say "33% improvement"....

That being said, I suppose because it does something more than riluzole and doesn't kill anyone more than a typical chemo therapy, the company managed to get the FDA to Ok it...TBH, I probably should be more familiar w/ the criteria with which the FDA OKs or doesn't OK something
Not the OP, but I have similar habits. My workplace expects me to be productive, and taking 40-90 minutes off in the afternoon once in a while to walk and think helps me be more productive than I otherwise would be, as well as less stressed. My workplace may be an outlier here (they also provide nap pods and game rooms, so obviously condone taking breaks) but I've never had anybody confront me about it -- not sure that my coworkers notice, and if they have I doubt they care.
I dunno about the US, but in the UK Anker sells direct through Amazon. I do agree with your overall idea though, but then there's like 3 or 4 major delivery services..
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I'm going on 8 months now and I don't miss it at all. My real life interactions have been so much more rewarding, too.
Same here. I use facebook because I enjoy the content that my friends share.

I am not using it because I believe “I have nothing to hide”.

I am sensitive to privacy and secrecy. I will fight for it every chance I get.

But I willingly share my life on facebook and enjoy the content shared with me. I get more value out of facebook than the countless other services that spy on me.

For example, just a few weeks ago I got a fake hand written letter from a car dealership telling me exactly how many miles I have on my car and how I should trade it in.

My ultimate conclusion about privacy is that you should take steps to protect with you want to remain private. Because even if facebook disappears tomorrow, something else will take its place, including things created by our own government.

It's sad to think that, but it keeps me from naively thinking that what I share online is somehow private... because it's not, and never will be.

That includes places like HN and Reddit. The government has programs to monitor all our profiles on these sites. I am aware of that, and I live my life accordingly.
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I mainly use FB as an RSS reader for the bands I like (because they obviously not having feeds). It saves me time for not having to go on each websites to check the news section.

And not in my main web browser. For obvious privacy reasons.

Despite that, no need.
As andrewflnr said, it would be tied to your name and address, or maybe two addresses (home and vacation/business) and four names (family) the same way USPS offers Informed Delivery[0] based on name and address. It offers the carriers a double dipping (charge shipper standard rate and then charge you subscription fee) but there's definitely a market for it.

[0]https://informeddelivery.usps.com/box/pages/intro/start.acti...
erm. $146k for a 2 pt improvement in the rating scale compared w/ placebo. What that means for real life, who knows....
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Apple sells a USB-C to Thunderbolt 2 adapter that looks identical to the mini-displayport connector on my previous laptop but is only thunderbolt, no video modes supported. A lot of unhappy reviews on that one.

I made that same mistake, but it's also broken the other way around.. turns out you can't use a 2015 iMac as a display using DisplayPort, it has to be a Thunderbolt :-D So now I have two connectors with the same socket but two totally different uses.
I wonder what the password is???

Noticed in the page source there is a hidden Submit button easily shown in dev tools. Looks like they are logging all password attempts, using a firebase app for authentication.

If anyone has any ideas please share!

EDIT: based on past obscure marketing strategies using things ranging from blimps to hints dropped on Tor, I'm assuming this isn't a standard login screen but more likely a puzzle to be solved. Could be wrong though...
This reminds me of Cloud Atlas...

There is a natural order to this world, and those who try to upend it do not fare well.

The natural order is the law of the jungle. The strong eats/exploits the weak. Would you agree that this is the most natural order? I think the whole point of civilization is that we can do better than that.

Let's define socialism as the collective control and ownership of the means of production and their profits, and capitalism as the private ownership of these things. In this case I'm not sure which is intrinsically more "fair". I care deeply about individual freedom and not having some collective telling me how I should live my life. But at the same time I care a lot about social justice and not having the rich and powerful grind the poor for personal profit.

It seems obvious that a good system would be one that strikes the right balance between these conflicting interests. It certainly isn't whatever is most "natural". Nature serves no purpose.

Also, a force we have to contend with is the development of technology. I think it has the consequence that the "right balance" is shifting more towards intervention from the state: due to increasing automation, the capital is getting an ever greater share of profits. At some point the state has to intervene to enable some redistribution of wealth.
GET requests don't have HTTP bodies. How are you passing that JSON string in a GET request?
Where's the balance? I mean, TheVerge is a tech blog. When does writing about tech cross the line into advertising the tech?
i'm extroverted and the only facebook product that i interact with regularly is messenger. i use it because my family uses it. i treat my wall (and instagram profile) as write only. i don't get notifications or interact with anyone, but i do post.

facebook has its uses (i've had acquaintances reach out for help in the past), so i keep the account, but i have better ways of connecting to the people i love. weak connections are meh imo

i use instragram because i like their mobile photo editing tools, but i'm sure i can find a suitable alternative. i'd prefer to publish them somewhere where i can easily (and obviously) include the cc-by-sa license info.

honestly, i get very little out of these products. there's no way i can care intimately about 500 people. the people i do care about are the ones that i keep in touch with on snapchat or via sms/im. discussions are often overly emotional and barely stimulating. reddit was better for a while, but i spend most of my online time on gnu/social these days.

i would be super happy if facebook, google, and github burnt to the ground. there are better, decentralized and non-corporate options out there that provide adequate service and are actually aligned with my interests.
Cry me a river. I know a lot of nurses and teachers that feel really bad for the poor software engineer class.
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> Anker fully replaced their single-tier Astro line with their two-tier PowerCore line.

Where do you see that?

First I want to know the feature difference between Astro, PowerCore, PowerCore II, and PowerCore+. (WTF are PowerIQ, VoltageBoost, QuickCharge, etc.) Next I want to see something that compares product dimensions, weight, and mAh between all of their products. Recharge times would be ideal as well, but I understand those can vary based on ambient temperature and other factors.

It seems like that should be Step 1 for any decent marketing department, but either their website doesn't have this information or it's hidden very well:
https://www.anker.com/products/taxons/107/Batteries
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I didn't downvote you, but I think your frame of reference here is awful. Victim blaming in these cases really understates the harm caused by these actions, and the lack of agency that the victims have in preventing them.

If the same boyfriend had stabbed her, would it be her fault for dumping someone who might stab her later? Of course not. The victim has a legal (and ethical) right to take whatever photos she deems appropriate, and then control their dissemination later.

FB isn't responsible for every embarrassing thing on their platform, but they are responsible for responding to "Report of a crime" combined with a nudity filter flag ASAP. If OP is true that it can take over a month, that's not acceptable.

She shouldn't have to make her friends list private to not be the victim of harassment. In this case I don't think it would matter anyway, as he likely knew the names of her family.

Your texting example isn't exactly 1:1 because we don't think of those items as being uploaded publicly to AT&T's servers, although keep in mind if that happened she could still roll into a police station and get him charged with harassment, and more serious crimes in many US states that now have specific statues against revenge porn. If AT&T was hosting the texts on a server, then yes they should be responsible for illegal activity hosted on their platform. (I'm not sure how US/EU common carrier regulations apply to texting, so they may not be).
I'd argue that majority of Canada essentially lives on the equivilant of an US coastline. The US population is larger by a factor of 10 and while we have population hubs, our overall population is less centralized than Canada.
I think it's a reasonable trade-off.

Meh, I completely disagree. Management doesn't know what you're doing if they're standing behind you the entire work day. That's why they're managers. And more to the point, net-surfing, playing 2048, chatting, etc. are not things that need to be restricted. The reality is, no developer (or probably any creative person) is going to be productive for 8 solid hours a day, straight through. We need idle time to separate the bursts of productivity and give the brain time to reset.

is more team motivation because it's more obvious if you are slacking.

There are much easier ways to tell if someone is slacking. You don't even really need to do anything special. The team will know who is carrying their weight and who isn't.
The point is that people realized that being a company man is only safe if the company stayed around. Which started to not be true for big companies. Thus being a company man was no longer an option.
It would be very desirable, but all of the many companies who have tried to get accurate results non-invasively have failed. With Apple's resources, perhaps they'll lick the problem, but I wouldn't bet on it.

So to answer your question: Probably because if a Type 1 Diabetic uses a non-invasive glucose monitor to determine their insulin dosage, much of the time they will overdose, and possibly fall into a coma or die.
Make sure to turn on the subtitles.
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This happened to me with a Steam Controller. Ordered "Ship from and sold by Amazon.com" and received one without retail packaging and accessories and was defective. Had no issues with it getting replaced by Amazon. I assume some sellers use FBA to let Amazon deal with customer service so they can get away with selling bad products.

Really wish they wouldn't mix SKU and stock. Perhaps its cheaper for them and if the customer notices they can replace it and still come out ahead. But it doesn't seem fair for someone who can't identify a fake product.
Why wouldn't it be rising?

From my perspective, I used to work with embedded systems and we used python from ARM processors to automating tests of embedded systems.

Now I use it to build microservices, to do machine learning... It seems that it's used from A to Z.

Python 3.x has interesting features regarding async io which some say perform better than node.

It's a solid proven language.
Must be nice to have a non-falsifiable theory of politics and economics.
Accroding to FB help:

"When you delete your account, people won't be able to see it on Facebook. It may take up to 90 days from the beginning of the deletion process to delete all of the things you've posted, like your photos, status updates or other data stored in backup systems. While we are deleting this information, it is inaccessible to other people using Facebook."

https://www.facebook.com/help/224562897555674
Did you contact Anker? Among the many products I've bought from them, I've had a couple of problematic ones, but have found that in these cases their support has been very helpful and sent me a replacement, even a year or so after the original purchase.
"Hey everyone, I'm working!"

Personally I'd rather listen to mechanical keyboards rather than people having meetings at their desks, I can fairly easily tune out non-human sounds... Unfortunately not many people seem to have them despite my office being the 'geekiest' in the Seattle region. sigh
Just don't login there. I use the Messenger and Events apps on my phone and log in to Facebook on desktop once a month to accept/decline friend requests.

For me the reasons to stay in Facebook are

1) I can contact pretty much anyone via the Messenger - only a handful of the people I usually talk to use (for example) Signal.

2) I get event invitations. For that the Events app is perfect.
One of the more interesting materials proposed for shipbuilding to save steel, was ice/sawdust. Apparently not quite as impractical as it sounds.

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Well, if your craft is unmanned then it can be very small, which makes the idea appealing for the last mile and less appealing as you start moving cargos the size of a human anyway.
I've heard doctors given this same above as just good practice for not getting sued. That sort of stuff will be used against you in court and Scrubs (the TV show) even satirizes this
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I have their 6-port USB charger in the mudroom of the house. We plug in our phones, tablets and bike lights upon entry. Excellent performance, and yes, I never have to think about it. It just works (at US and Euro line voltage).

I did find the packaging a bit ostentatious for a USB charger. A plain corrugated cardboard box would have been more appropriate for mail-order, though I can see why they might want to "steve-job" the packaging for retail.
Some of your questions come very close to blaming the victim, don't they?

What the real shame here to me is that nude photos/videos are something to be ashamed of or embarrassed about in the first place. Because from that premise, now you need to be careful about what you allow to be filmed and by whom. It is especially sad that women apparently need too worry about this a lot more than men.
My friend was going scuba diving on an island without power. He bought and tested 5 different brands on Amazon. Anker was the best. He had an extra battery, so I bought it from it. It was worked wonders when I am traveling for the day and need to charge my phone.
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Sorry, you're absolutely correct. Still, pain in the arse to get decent keysets for and I've always found the ALPS design to be 'wobbly'. Something about them is extremely uncomfortable to me.
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