skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was assuming the nozzles has some sort of actuator that approximates to the term "motor" - I think you're either driving a tiny heater, or piezo, or a charge deflector plate in inkjet printing? That presumably is where the jitter would physically manifest; so you'd look at the input signal to those elements?

Reversing the firmware though, good call.
Won't disabling location history avoid this or have you tried?
ITT: Sexism _must_ be intentional to be true!

If someone's implicit biases (or given the circumstances, like having ten or hundred men in the room versus one woman) cause them to act differently toward women than men, it's still sexism - intentional or not. I'd encourage the men in this thread to exercise a bit of empathy and imagine what it'd be like to be the only man in a room full of 100 women (eg. Miley Cyrus concert) - not particularly comfortable!
Never said that. But does the widespread ability of most Americans to finance a house, a car, and in general a better standard of living, without having to be rich, powerful, in the right caste or social strata not far trump feudal sharecropping/indentured servitude, one-step-removed-from-slavery conditions for a vast portion of the populace?

The claim was that society is becoming more feudal. I would like to see some evidence that is the case.
I find it very patronizing to assume that the woman on the panel is not able to defend herself against being talked over.
In tech:

I don't like it + assertive = macho, bro, jock, alpha, etc

I don't like it + meek = neckbeard, autistic, etc
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That's spot on. Unfortunately the swarm of social media opinion in support of the more scornful verdict, is what the news outlets pick up and run with regardless of truth.

That said, he was insensitive at the point in question where he should have let her speak. You could sort of tell he was trying to organise and grasp the ideas in his own mind, probably in an effort to stay on top of things. A clumsy moderator moment more than ingrained sexism.

Let's not forget, she had the right to speak up and say "can I answer the question"... We all have the responsibility and option to guide things back on track if something isn't running smoothly. Don't just sit there waiting for balance to restore, or for the audience to come to rescue, do something about it.
Nobody taking them seriously is the only way to stop them. Compare with people starting to take them seriously, which brought us at least three country-destroying wars, trillions of dollars of waste, and the erosion of citizen rights in the whole western world - all within last two decades.
That's what the libertarians wanted all along. Even better would be a crowdfunding campaign for the Paris Climate Accord.
There exist tables in the internet how to optimize your grocery shopping while still getting all the necessary nutrients if you are short on money. Use them. I know that it will not be comfortable, but to me there is hardly any excuse for not using them.
> Sure, dude, ignore anyone without a machine that can run MBs of JS within a reasonable time.

I'd wager 90% can even run the strawman you're building
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I would love to know how many engineers, managers, and execs at printer companies were/are complicit in this.

Obviously it's a useful feature for an employer; a little underhanded (it should be common knowledge, not a secret program) and understandable from a business perspective. Especially for an organization like the NSA.

But for a consumer product, it is completely unreasonable to at least not offer an option to disable the feature. The only other product that deliberately leaves identifying traces that I can think of is ammunition.

Did anyone at one of these printer companies express reluctance over the idea? Was anyone let go over it? Did anyone refuse to work on the project?
Microsoft just debuted their new shell which apparently makes Continuum a lot better. So it's still part of their future strategy:

https://www.windowscentral.com/windows-cshell
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Shouldn't that person start by provisioning for their taxes? The tax liability of such a position is probably around 6 to 8 millions depending on the country the person lives in.
It's false. Even Apple servers have very limited access to this data.
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Can you convincingly counterfeit money with a home inkjet printer? Find that hard to believe.
NoScript doesn't actually work half the time; even when you whitelist a site through it the site could well remain busted. Source: bitter experience.
People looking for bias can be just as wrong as people ignoring it. Examples of people claiming x-ism where it doesn't exist abound.

Yes, sexism/racism/classism/etc all exist and are all problems, but that doesn't mean every unfortunate circumstance is an instance of it. When you believe someone is wrong, it's (generally) not a bad thing to try to explain why you believe they're wrong. You may not convince them, but that doesn't make you a bad person (as long as you're willing to listen/try to understand) when they do likewise.

That being said, the circumstances described in the do appear to show sexism. I enjoyed the read.
Veronika Hubeny(the physicist who got interrupted) replied to the incident,

https://www.facebook.com/marilee.talkington/posts/1015505138...

Very humble woman.
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If you want to know what happened by watching the video yourself, here it is: https://youtu.be/Er7qPv8jsZo?t=3920
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Don't let yourself be fooled. China is not being high-minded or altruistic. The Paris Accord was economically beneficial to the Chinese because it explicitly allowed them to increase emissions, to continue their high growth rate and "catch up" to Western economies. Of course they want to tie the hands of their major economic competitors. And now they also see an opportunity to rehabilitate their public image in the minds of Western liberals, all while they keep throwing political dissidents in jail and oppressing religious minorities. And burning more dirty coal anyway too.

I'm not making an argument for or against the Paris Accord here--it's reasonable to argue that it's only fair to allow developing countries more flexibility under it. But please don't let yourself fall for Chinese propaganda that tries to paint them as altruistic or taking a moral high ground, or most absurdly, as the new "leaders" of the green movement.
How does ammunition deliberately leave an identifying trace?
Poe's law? I honestly can't tell.
> Journalists definitely like to hear themselves talk, even when formulating questions while moderating a discussion.

slightly off topic, but with the rise of ubiquitous audio/video and the interview/discussion/panel format, it is infuriating how many hosts just blatantly speak over their guests, over and over and over. it's one of the biggest tells between a professional interviewer and a rank amateur. i can barely make it through my weekly playlist without cringing at half the dialogue.

i completely stopped listening to charlie rose because of this. it's absolutely atrocious. it's not helpful, and makes me anxious when i'm trying to unwind. some guests simply continue speaking, and the entire discussion devolves into little more than a god damn shouting match.

sexism or not, i hope this public assassination at least makes one loudmouth blowhard reconsider his default modus operandi. just let your guests speak! for fuck's sake, it's not that hard.
Definitely agree with the unique mechanic games.

However, I'm finding gaming is becoming more and more like Monads; once you learn how to play, you forget how to explain it. It is challenging for me in the extreme to teach new people anything more complicated than Pandemic. I really don't know how I could teach someone Race for the Galaxy again (I sincerely don't know how I managed to convey it to my wife).

Recently, to avoid this problem, I've started to suggest that first time players stop by and observe a game before playing it for the first time - since it's a free / friendly event, it isn't as ruthless a suggestion as it may sound like.
Nothing is wrong with it, but temperature fluctuations (particularly heat) seem to promote gene expression that is ultimately healthy. Sauna use has been shown to lower blood pressure and heart rate in the short term, and there is some correlation with longevity in the longer term.
I think that may also be a little bit buyer's remorse as people discover what exactly a sub-100 mile range means in practice. According to Wikipedia 80% charge implies a 66 mile range. However that's for a new battery, so you'll have to assume a further haircut as the battery ages since to baby the batteries you're supposed to only charge them to 80% of their remaining capacity, whatever it may be.

My wife would normally be the ideal Leaf consumer - most of her jobs are no more than 10 miles from our house. But still that's 20 miles out of a pool of 66 before she a) turns on the air conditioner, b) runs any errands, c) runs into any traffic that delays her, and d) forgets to charge the car at home or finds the charger full at her grocery store.

The Leaf comes with a contingency planning overhead cars with longer ranges do not and that has to factor into any future decisions; could my wife take a job say 20 miles from home? Maybe but any of the factors listed above could easily result in a dead battery tow.

If I mapped that into my own use case even as an inner city dweller the short legs on the Leaf would preclude some practical applications I have now when a car with say 50 more miles of range would handily meet. If the Leaf ever gets to 150 miles new, which implies 120 mile range when new @ 80% charge and 96 miles when the battery has lost 20% of its capacity (also @ 80% charge) that would be workable for inner city driving with the air conditioning on and enough reserves for the unexpected.
The feature sets between the two apps are not identical but they are roughly at parity depending on what you're working on. I'm not a beta tester and can't do the real time collaboration but from their open road map it looks like it's in progress now. I'm most interested in seeing the asset marketplace open, though.

https://vectr.com/roadmap

Beyond the specifics of this one matchup, the trend is pretty undeniable. Pedigree is a huge advantage in fundraising and being outside of the US is a huge minus, even if the company is incorporated in the US.
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I agree - I suppose it matters mostly how I find it. If I could be shown to have been poking around (walking up to every door to find an unlocked one) then certainly I have some dubious intent.

The question is of course in what situations I should have known I stumbled across something they didn't intend for me to see.

Googles scraper certainly walks up to every door, and then publishes what it finds. If you accidentally publish something and then google index it, and someone reaches it via google, it's hard to say it wasn't public.
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I believe this is true, but the world will only be convinced if there are metrics for this. Are you aware of anything that verifies it?
What's really interesting is that you felt the need to insist that there must be no sexism here because it happens to everyone, and that the person in the audience who described her and the audiences reaction is simply imagining the asymmetry.

Fallacy of symmetry.

Show me a sequence like what happens from 1:03 to 1:06 (the shout out) to her for the men in attendance. This is also not a case of women not speaking up. She repeatedly tries to answer, tries to interject and get a word in. I didn't watch the entire video, but I failed to see any comparable sequences.

I think in general you're not wrong that there is more generally shitty behaviour than explicitly discriminating behaviour. The right way to go about this is to make a better atmosphere for everyone. We all benefit if the quiet person in the room gets heard, too, and if ideas are properly attributed. This is anyway something we should strive for, and it's great that it also improves the experience of people who were not socialized to inject themselves forcefully, or even socialized to not inject themselves forcefully. Because sexist ideas and behaviours persist in our society these people tend to be women more often, thus the shitty behaviour of alpha nerds hurts women more than men (even if they do them to everyone). That's also why I'm not a big fan of calling people out as sexist.

This moderator was particularly egregious though.
> Compare this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB-ik-Bpl0c to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixAHUWgBKsw&t=0m35s

Both of those clips also show how important background music can be in reception of the scene.
That's your personal choice and desired level of privacy. I like that my Lyft app knows where to set pick up and that my transit app knows the nearest street car location.

Agree with the OP that Uber can burn in hell for "always on"; I guess just in case I need an emergency Uber ride :-/

But feel free to just uninstall all those other apps that I love using.
I watched the video the other day and I did notice the Hubeny was not called a lot - part of the reason was that she was more introverted and soft-spoken then the other panelists and part of the reason was that the moderator monopolized the conversation - which is typical of the WCF where the moderator will try to contextualize and steer the discussion in a way that makes it broadly accessible (even to kids, who are the target audience as well).

I've seen panels moderated by Neil Degrasse Tyson and Lawrence Krauss and those guys are terrible because they really love to hear themselves speak and will monopolize the discussion.
US hospitals charge exorbitant money for their services. Spending on schools, while not nearly as exorbitant, is still higher than in many previous decades. (Don't get me started about college tuition.) it's not lack of finite resources that is the source of their problems.

Of course, medicine and education could put some more money to good use, but likely invested very differently.
Most of iCloud is encrypted at rest. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303
If printers have this type of tracking, I wonder what type of tracking they have in our PCs (other than ad tracking and Windows telemetry).
There is a massive difference in downloading tonnes of JS every other day because there's a new React bundle and between having annoyance _once_.
FTA:

> Brown later held a closed-door meeting with the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, during which the two pledged to expand trade between California and China with an emphasis on so-called green technologies that could help address climate change, Brown said.

From the Constitution, article 1 section 10:

> No State shall, without the Consent of Congress, lay any duty of Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ships of War in time of Peace, enter into any Agreement or Compact with another State, or with a foreign Power, or engage in War, unless actually invaded, or in such imminent Danger as will not admit of delay.
as Notch said, mansplaining is a sexist term designed to silence men via gender shaming. So your comment is a lot more sexist than the moderator in question, who was simply exercising equal-opportunity-rudeness to everyone.
I have not, added it to my to-see list. I really like card drafting games and it seems like the complexity isn't that bad.

"Moderate in-game text - needs crib sheet or paste ups" -- this is really hard to do with a half-Japanese group. I wound up asking my foreigner friends to get together to play Cosmic Encounter, just to avoid that.
It's only paternalism if his motivation is based on the person's sex, surely. How can you tell that motivation? Why not political bias, nepotism (friend-of-a-friend, say), pity, ...?
Well, who do you have to convince?...
I was an examiner about 10 years ago, that job is miserable. It is not surprising that anyone would leave.
This facebook post sounds like a murder.

I do understand that it isn't nice or anything but that post blows it up to much which leads to disliking it.
Options by definition are worthless when they are granted, because strike price is the current estimated value of the stock.
> mansplaining

Please avoid using derogative terms, suggesting that a whole category (men in this case) have a certain behaviour.

That's sexism, too.
Why are you trying to browse the modern Web on your Windows 98 potato from last century?
Disclaimer: I am, and have been for the last 5 years, a JavaScript developer

My current off-work project is a web application, that is built with Elixir. I've written 0 lines of JS. It feels really good. This is my way of internalizing some of the points made here[0]

[0] http://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm
It's almost like people are growing increasingly sick of being marginalized by identity politicians co-opting issues that really effect everyone. There needs to be a better strategy than "take a widespread social issue and pretend it only affects a subset of the population and only solve the issue for said subset" for producing legitimate social change, else pushback.
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People talking over other people is a problem of sexism because the people doing the talking are mostly men, and the people being talked over are mostly (but not always) women; but also because the consequences for challenging this behaviour are different for men and women.

If a man asserts himself he's seen as confident and assertive, and other positive labels

If a woman asserts herself she's seen as aggressive, shrill,

> What, I now can't be rude to a woman without being called a sexist?

If your rudeness is more likely to happen to women then maybe it's a result of sexism.
I was at the world science festival though not at this talk. If it's like the others it's a panel discussion but a lot pre planned.
For the Brian Greene quantum physics panel discussion he went from person to person to discuss the double slit experiment. The fact that videos were involved indicated that it wasn't just a random discussion.

There was the Alan Alda / Tina Feye talk about communicating that was quite good. If your waiting to say your thing instead of listening..
>mansplaining

please keep tumblr tier made up words away from HN, its ridiculous.
Fair use angle:

http://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?artic...
You don't have to be a sexist, racist to say stupid things. Bill Maher just dropped the n-bomb.

It's not for me to determine what offends other people.

To have successful interactions, relationships, I try very hard to meet other people where they're at, listen more than talk, adapt.

Sometimes it doesn't work. Most of the time it does.

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In this case, the moderator's job is to make the panel shine, just like Johnny Carson. But he didn't. And if our collective guess why is wrong, he could still up his game.
Just a guess, but I would be willing to bet that some of these manufactures ensure that the tracking appears outside of normal printable boundaries.
I know that firing pins usually leave a fairly unique trace.
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I can't think of any good, practical way to do it.

Theoretically, running the software on a server in Sealand or something like that would put the physical hardware beyond the reach of a subpoena but then, they could lock you up for contempt if you don't give your password to it.
For the same reason we build features in websites that work for blind people (aria tags everywhere), disabled people (accessible buttons), people who speak different languages (i18n), VIM users (GMail keyboard shortcuts), etc. We choose who we build for. If you want to ignore 0.5% of your users then that's your choice, but don't complain when you submit something to HN and get a page of responses saying it doesn't work.
I thought you had to pay on cash out, not distribution.
Or, as it was already called, "being condescending." I don't get why EVERYTHING is shoehorned into being some gender-related thing these days.
Maybe the games I play are a fingerprint which indicates when I started board gaming. :)
Counting things, a lot of different things…
There might still be statistically significant alterations that allow tracking; I'd be very careful.
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> Many people find joy in raising children, it fulfills a purpose in their life. Not everyone does, but many do.

Many people find joy in other expensive hobbies, too. The difference is: Doing such a different expensive hobby won't make someone who you produced suffer because you lack the necessary financial backing.
I'm guessing they are talking about barrel rifling and firing pin/ejector marks that are used in matching weapons to crimes. I guess the could add some serial number during firing, but I've not heard of this as something in civilian weapons.
I dipped in an out of the video hunting for this "event" a bit harder to find than I expected. Initially I didn't realise who the moderator was, and eventually I realised this guy kept adding dumbed down clarifications to everything, unnecessarily annotating things, almost every time talking over someone who was in the middle of trying to make a point or explain something... Maybe deep inside he did have a sexist attitude, but when I found "the event" what I saw was just a worse versions of the same explanation hijacker in previous parts of the video, It was nowhere near as well defined exclusion as the post made out... It was fucking frustrating sure but memory is coloured with your feelings, and this video shows it.
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I'm a man and I think this term is fine. You don't speak for all men.
You can follow the below decision tree for meetings:

Is this meeting a team priority ==> NO ==> Decline

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YES

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Is this my priority ==> NO ==> Delegate

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YES

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If meeting the best tool to solve this ==> NO ==> Suggest Alt tool

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Attend but keep it short and to the point
This is not true, the right to purchase at the current price but not the obligation has value in itself.

Of course this is no where near the sum of the strike price for the options.
The reason is mobile. While only .5% of your users may be non Javascript users it's highly likely a significant percentage of your users are on mobile and not optimizing for progressive enhancement means a significantly degraded experience for all of them at various times when it fails to load or loads too slowly on a mobile connection.
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What's the benefit of this? My uneducated guess would be faster automated testing?
No, that doesn't make any sense at all. What is 'gain time'? What does 'score out to' mean?
Yes it is. Even for agreements, not treaties, with foreign powers, the states need Congress' approval.

I think it is merely symbolic, as California can accomplish its climate targets voluntarily without any agreements.

This meeting was just to give the finger to the Trump administration and show them that the power is local.
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ویزای شینگن در دو حالت سینگل و مولتیپل صادر می شود .مقصود از کلمه مولتیپل(Multi ) آن است که در این نوع ویزا افراد محدودیت ورود و خروج نخواهند داشت و می توانند هر مقدار که بخواهند از کشور خارج و یا به کشور داخل شوند و این نوع ویزا در برابر نوع ویزای سینگل ( Single ) قرار دارد و آن عبارت است از نوع ویزایی که افراد صرفا می توانند به آن کشور ورود کنند و برای مدت زمانی که در پاسپورت خود از طریق سفارت ، ویزا اخذ کرده اند ، نمی توانند از آن کشور خارج شده و به کشور مبدا خود بازگردند ، بدین خاطر در زمان اقدام باید توجه داشته باشید که چه نوع ویزا به شما تعلق خواهد گرفت