skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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They probably would give better visibilities to those new accounts created from certain well-known IP address ranges...

And their visibility mechanism seems to be a bit involved...as for now, each of my three different HN accounts has a different view scope for posts in a same thread...

Seems these days it is much more difficult for a new account of vague origin to participate in a discussion here than it was a few years ago...
> and the reason to reject isn't "effect is too large", because the effect is real

The author didn't make that claim, only that the effect was too large to be purely psychological.
http://corporatenews.pressroom.toyota.com/releases/world+mos...

Corolla sales are above 1.2M per year.

The 900k number is Model 3 and Model Y.
She doesn't mention the race of the reviewers. That so many commenters seem to think she did probably indicates something but I'm not sure what.
Well it all depends on when POS (proof of stake) kicks in...
Good question though, any takers?
On the face of it your point seems to be entirely reasonable. The problem is that we only have one side of the story here, and it's extremely unlikely we'll ever hear or read the other side. Clearly there have been some pretty serious problems but I don't feel comfortable root-causing them based off an account from a single individual.
If you are being adventurous, I guess you can just let them log in for a special user that has the shell set to a program that sends single characters very slowly. It is probably quite insecure, though.
> And I meant that being pregnant is a normal healthy condition, that happens to normal healthy people.

It was normal, until early 20th century doctors (mostly male) decided that the midwives (mostly female) didn't actually know anything about childbirth. To protect women from the "incompetent" midwives, the doctor guild successfully exterminated their competition.

Midwives used to have little tricks for normal pregnancy problems, like how to get a breech baby to turn. Much of the institution's knowledge was lost in the Purge.

I realized a while back that there are two books called The American Way of Birth [1]. The local science library had a copy of the earlier one. This book examines the "medicalization" of normal female experiences.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13742782

This 2013 NY Times article [2] has a nice summary of the effects of the medicalization of childbirth on the costs thereof:

[...] Childbirth in the United States is uniquely
expensive, and maternity and newborn care constitute the
single biggest category of hospital payouts for most
commercial insurers and state Medicaid programs. The
cumulative costs of approximately four million annual
births is well over $50 billion.
[...]
Those payment incentives for providers also mean that
American women with normal pregnancies tend to get more of
everything, necessary or not, from blood tests to
ultrasound scans, said Katy Kozhimannil, a professor at
the University of Minnesota School of Public Health who
studies the cost of women’s health care.

[2] American Way of Birth, Costliest in the World - http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/01/health/american-way-of-bir... (this article was probably not directly inspired by either book of the same name)

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A first job can be hard to land. Are you looking for jobs that you are qualified for? Play up any internships you had. Are you looking in areas that have jobs that are introductory? It's not nepotism unless he's your uncle or something, but it is normal and fine for your mentor to help you find a job.

Look for personal contacts that can help you get through the endless blitz of resumes. Look for a company recruiter on linked in or the web that hires people with your background, connect up with them, tell them you might be a good candidate. Respond quickly to their email. Look for user groups in your area, go to them. Ask your profs. Doesn't your college have a job counseling office, usually you can keep using it even after you graduate.
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around 560 cars per hour - consider that a normal auto plant runs at 60-100 cars per hour - so what was proposed by the linked post was a 600-1000% increase in production - its largely a impossibility - because imagine for a moment of parking 10 cars per minute (or so) of operation.
Very entertaining read, thank you for sharing these. I used to dismiss black ICE [0] as cyberpunk tropes and it's good to be proven ignorant.

[0]:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrusion_Countermeasures_Elec...
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> And the fact that she says she has bipolar depression (and she was on involuntarily mental commitment for 8-days!?! A 5150 in California is 72-hours!)

You can of course be involuntarily confined in California for over 72 hours. For example:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lanterman%E2%80%93Petris%E2%80...
I was hoping to get some quick solution by asking here, so I could join that conversation before its fad fades...

But yes, generally, questions like this should be emailed to the moderators and then wait for their response...
Nobody is going to build rapport with anyone at an hour-long presentation about parking and transit options. An hour-long meeting about anything is not a chance to stop and smell the roses; the roses are all outside.
Also if it doesn't make it to the front page, it's hardly seen at all.
Longest Lines of Sight on Earth
In theory, it's squared, not linear. So you should have ~4x as many transistors.
I'm still on my i7 860 with nothing compelling me to upgrade. Intel's biggest competitor in 2017 is Intel from 2010.
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Plenty of Bolt's for sale at a local Oregon dealer: http://www.carrchevrolet.com

I'm not sure what makes it worth 2x a Honda Civic.
That is a really interesting comparison. I never thought of that.

I'm white and male and live in the US. But I am also short and suddenly understood things a different way, reading what you wrote.
no, but multi-methods are 99% of the time found in dynamic languages, right?
Think this through.

If a large number of hosts treats some behaviour as deserving a slow-service attack, then clients exhibiting that behaviour are faced with a large set of slow-serving servers.

Any given server can monitor how many slow-service attacks it is currently providing. Given that a criterion for an SSA is having already determined that the connection is not a friendly one, then monitoring useful vs. useless (e.g., SSA) connections, and being prepared to terminate (or better: simply abandon) the SSA connections as normal traffic ramps up, is a net benefit.

Meantime, the hostile clients are faced by a pervasive wall of mud, slowing their access.
I think people underestimate the difficulty of getting this done in a University environment, but I also think people are too quick to side with Berkeley in this particular case. One of the points made by the DoJ was that Berkeley makes resources available to faculty and staff to do the captioning, so, in theory, the captioning could have been done as the videos were made (at least those which were made in the last couple of years), and it should have been done as they were posted (again, at least those posted in the last couple of years).

So, the problem is getting the faculty and staff at Berkeley (and nearly everywhere else) to take the requirement seriously. Many of the people working to make content accessible are not in a position of authority over the people creating the content. In some cases it's a battle to educate the people who are in authority regarding the legal requirements and the consequences of ignoring those requirements.

As much as I wish that content didn't have to be pulled because of accessibility issues, sometimes there is no other way forward.

It is worth noting that the Berkeley case was federal law. California law does make the requirement for state Universities to comply with the ADA more explicit, but the US DoJ isn't in the habit of investigating violations of state law. The DoJ's letter to the University cites the ADA and various portions of the US Code: https://news.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/2016-08...
Yes, I was thinking of Country and Timezone.
fail2ban, in a general sense.
>by creating uninformed consumers making irrational choices; and driving them to consumerism...

I am not sure. Isn't this a well known and intended effect of the Ads and PR stunts?
Corporate confidential is fantastic. Everyone employed should read it. It's not about cynicism, it's about understanding the typical incentives and expectations driving the operations of a function affecting everyone in a typicsl large corp. I think the legal environment in US ups the ante thus incentivizing for wily maneuvers.
I just dont get it why we have to go down another gravity well.. why is it such a unpopular idea, to put some tents up inside a asteroid?
That's actually great advice.
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Maybe you could even make them run out-of-the-box like a static binary, using binfmt-misc

https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/admin-guide/binfmt-...
Yeah, it's pretty much an industry on its own now...now we have people who are interested in and focus their energy on "X in Tech" instead of the tech itself...its very odd imho
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Steam Linux Usage Saw a Notable Decline for June 2017
I don't know about that. Would it weigh 500 more pounds because of batteries? If so, it won't be anything like the current gas powered Miata.
Chinese backdoors is just what I'm looking for in my next self-driving car.
Not trying to convince anyone, but: I believe abortion (with exceptions) is somewhere between manslaughter and murder morally, and therefore should be illegal.
Nothing to do with religion.

The "pro-life" label is silly. I don't believe people should have more children (I don't have any). Avoiding unwanted pregancies i.e. contraception is a solved problem. Contraception should be freely available as a matter of public health, just as vaccines are.
Open source or not, I'll do my best tp avoid any product by oracle. They have shown to value short-term profit above both community and even PR, which makes using their products an uneasy gamble for me.
The biggest offender for me is Webex on macOS. Start conference, steals focus. Presenter switches, steal focus. Really annoying as I multitask (often to slack for coordination) at the same time.
I think he means the well-ordering principle
Which is to say at t-10 seconds when its pretty simple and routine to scrub, they do a massive comparison of sensor data and system status versus expected data and expected status. If that fails for any reason they scrub. It takes them a while to go through all of the data to figure out what data caused the scrub and then a while longer to figure out what caused the data to be "wrong".
Disparate outcomes do not imply disparate treatment
Totally off topic, but I was wondering if that Parkes somehow had the Parkes radiotelescope named after him. The timing seemed wrong, but it seemed worth checking.

Turns out he visited the town once, so they renamed it after him. Chuck Norris, eat your heart out.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkes,_New_South_Wales
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This. I've been recently wondering if I either sit too far away from the monitor (~60 cm) or my screen has too much pixel density (1080p / 21.5 inches), Because my vision is almost perfect and I can barely read the text on HN without zooming in.
They can definitely start it right away. There is no need to wait.
Thanks! I'll add the links.
> > You can't really negate it with immigration, can you?

> Well from a purely numerical standpoint, yes you can.

Not forever, though -- eventually everyone will immigrate.
Sure.

Next you'll tell us that nobody does insider trading, because, to riff from Richard M Nixon: "we can do that ... but it would be wrong".
Are you speaking from experience? Just curious as to how you got around it. A piece of advice I see being mentioned is to specifically call out in your message that you're not selling anything (as you don't even have a product). I can imagine it works with some, not with others.
Definitely start it right away. In fact, my recruiter friends mentioned that some companies are unwilling to hire H1B workers who have no GC sponsorship started and less than 2 years left in total.
Preamble: I am not defending the guy mentioned in the article, his only defence could be that he was drunk(not good enough imho).

What about when at a nightclub? What about women who rely on easily misinterpret-able body language?

What if two people have totally consensual intercourse where one has more power over the other one?

The issue I take here is that people pretend like the issue is black and white, while it's incredibly nuanced. The other issue is that when gender comes into play, people become emotional, I would love to talk about this topic as if instead of sex the guy demanded money from the women in exchange for the deal, then I feel we could have a much more rational conversation about this.
> supply an url and get back plain text from the page

I would like to have someone (a Java or Kotlin developer) take over https://github.com/MachinePublishers/ScreenSlicer and rework it. It's a project that intends to do exactly this. You enter a url, it finds a search box, enters the user's search query, uses single-layer neural nets and text munging to extract the search results, and then separates each result into a few fields (url, date, title, summary).

But it was written as a complete app and so is of limited use to most people. If it were remade to be a library it would have much more utility.

Beware there are lots of ugly regexes and terrible hacks. This is html afterall, the Cthulhu way.

Recently re-licensed from AGPL to Apache 2.0.

Also my time is busy on other things. I would be able to answer some questions occasionally but largely I can't provide much help.
Sure, that's what's great about democracy, we can vote for what the majority wants. I was responding to what cbanek wrote, as it seemed to me that cbanek did not correctly understand some of the pro-lifers viewpoints.
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A possibly interesting question for someone at Spacex.

At some point the Falcon9 heavy will be flying. And with it comes the ability to put a heavier mass into orbit, or to put what an F9 could put into orbit but could not recover the boosters from.

So on a mission like this, if it "upgraded" to a Falcon9 heavy and all three boosters were recovered, then it seems the marginal cost difference would be the cost of fuel versus the cost of a booster. Since it has been asserted that the fuel cost is 'insignificant' compared to the cost of a booster, does the math pencil out?

Of course there is a risk of losing all three boosters but in other transport industries spending additional fuel to save operational costs is often a good strategy. I'm wondering if that is being considered once F9H is qualified.
Interesting feedback, as I have been considering an Ergodox. All I want is a split keyboard with 10+cm between the two sides, but the build quality of split normal keyboards (like Goldtouch, Kinesis Freestyle 2, Matias Ergo Pro) is shocking. I don't want something zany or a 60% keyboard (I like arrow keys, dedicated page up/down, home/end and function keys) but... the choices aren't there.
If you don't care about food, why are you responding?

The only value adds Blue Apron gives are pre-portioning, recipes, and delivery.

That might not be worth 594 million (at last count).

Simply because you don't care about food doesn't mean nobody else does - in fact, you said that most people do care about food.

Exactly what value does your comment add to the conversation?
Indeed. ZipQuines are not targeted against servers, but against middleware. More precisely, these try to attack certain kinds of "security scanners". Those security scanners want to unpack as much as possible, by design(!), otherwise bad code could hide behind yet another round of compressed container formats.
Would be willing to bet you less than 1% of Amazon shoppers worldwide know who Jeff Bezos is...
Do you have an NRA?
I do the same to "Microsoft representatives" that call me because I have "lots of malware on my computer".

Keep them on line by being a very dumb customer until they start cursing and hang up on me. : - )
TIL there are upper and lower case numerals
I have something similar on my VPS, edit /etc/issues.net to this

Permission denied. Please try again.
Systemd: Unexpected root privileges for accounts with unusual usernames
Ask HN: Why do you buy and how do you choose cryptocurrencies?
If you buy that is..

I'm wondering if people are still into a higher vision of the technology or just wanting to take part in the ever rising markets to make money?

Also if you buy (regardless of motive) how do you choose what to buy or do you just go for the default Bitcoin? What exact parameters are you looking for? Like Proof-of-Work vs. Proof-of-Stake, limited number of coins vs. inflationary, how important is how the community operates? How developers are paid?
perhaps Atom bank

https://www.atombank.co.uk/
Its really not like running a company. That's a mistake to think it is. A government is a lot more like dealing with a house full of roommates.
Do You Think 2017 Is the Year of Mobile E-Commerce, Why?
In that respect, news aggregators are remarkably similar to growth-based startups.
This is incredibly disingenous. The largest pro-life advocacy group, the Catholic Church, is pro-universal healthcare, pro-maternity leave (and paternity leave, the Church believes both parents should be home with their children). Moreover, the church has a long history (longer than planned parenthood) of providing accessible healthcare services. One need only look at the number of Catholic hospitals that closed during the recession because they provided free or discounted care when no one else would.

So, yeah, please stop projecting the entire sphere of simple-minded conservatism on the pro-life cause. The anti-abortion posse has supporters all over the political spectrum, not just in the republican party. If you want the democratic party to win an election, you should figure this one out.
What sucks about open source these days is that companies keep reinventing the wheel with their own branding instead of helping improve the wheel that already exists.

I really don't buy it that Go is a poor choice but that Rust isn't. If they had used C/C++, then the argument would sound more compelling.

I think that Oracle has forever tarnished its open source credentials. These days Oracle is synonymous with vendor lock-in which is the antithesis of open source. I think they would have had more success if they had done the announcement anonymously.
Bill Gates made these 15 predictions in 1999
They're all Apache 2, which is about as permissively decoupled from the organization as it gets. Oracle could disappear tomorrow, delete all the repos, or begin charging $5,000/seat for this software, and nothing would happen. You could, literally, fork all three, rename them, and run off on your own projects and have a merry 'ole time.

In fact, everyone going after Oracle in this thread should do exactly that right now.
In most labs there are journal clubs that function as this, but a lot of the discussion stays within the institute.
Do you have a doctor you can trust right now, monitoring the pregnancy? Make sure they have a plan in place for whatever may come up, and that they've shared this with the appropriate hospital. UCSF, Stanford are probably the best hospitals to be at.
For people who want to look at some Reason code, here are some more projects:

https://github.com/jsdf/reason-react-hacker-news (rather unimaginatively, a hacker news app)

https://github.com/jsdf/lisp.re (native, the start of a lisp in Reason)
>Tesla doesnt make a mass market car - even their basic sedan, starts at 35k - I can buy a nicely equipped Taurus, Fusion, Malibu , Impala, Camry or Avalon for less than that - and from a size perspective its far closer to a Prius or Volt (23k or 33k starting respectively).

I don't know if we're comparing apples to apples here. Volt and Prius are hybrid cars, meaning they don't have the same drive capability as a fully electric car.

Tesla's model 3 is a fully electric car for the same price as your average hybrid car and for less than you can get many hybrid models.

There are many electric cars out there like the Nissan leaf and chevy spark at a lower price point, but they don't have the performance of the Tesla and none of them have anywhere near the 346 km range that the Tesla model 3 is expected to have. They average out at around 150 km - which is good for most every day use, but not really useful for long trips. Tesla's long range combined with it's supercharger network makes it different.

A Tesla can really compete with and likely replace the average fuel powered car in range and performance. The average American family spends 1500 on fuel per year and keeps their car for about 11.5 years, that's 17, 250.00. Further a tesla will likely need less maintenance because you don't have things like coolants or radiators or oil changes. Things makes Tesla a bargain compared to fuel powered cars.

Yes Tesla has been positioning itself as a luxury brand and competing with luxury brands, but I don't think this was necessarily a choice but rather due to the fact that they can't currently make an EV cheap enough to compete with the mass market brands. Musk has always said his vision was a mass market car and I think in many ways the model 3 is what the companies real goal has always been.
Except we don't need a blockchain for it: just publish it in a well known place where others can collect it.
We just had our first child a few months ago. We had some pretty serious complications, but the UCSF hospital system is amazing and all is good now. We are blessed to have world class hospitals in the Bay Area.

As the article says California has been proactive and countered the national trend: "By 2013, according to Main, maternal deaths in California fell to around 7 per 100,000 births, similar to the numbers in Canada, France and the Netherlands — a dramatic counter to the trends in other parts of the U.S."

The major hospitals are some of the best in the state and probably contribute to those numbers, but just in case you may want to ask your OBGYN about the protocols and whether they have a hemorrhage cart or other recommended toolkits. I would also learn the symptoms of preeclampsia, and if you're ever concerned in the hospital, ask. Congratulations and best of luck!
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14587357