skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Lefty here too (So left I wrote Bernie in, hoping Trump would win just to stick it to the DNC) - and not sad I did, because the Rep. party is literally in a suicide spiral off Trump tower...

I'm totally totally appalled..by Saturday's events..and part of me rejoices at Cloudflare/Google/Godaddy fighting Nazi's... but a part of me - the techy/privacy part is screaming MY GOD WHAT Are we Letting them do in the name of 'Anti-Hate' -- giving everyone a label, or making them fit in a box is a scary precipice to go over.

I hope and pray we can find better ways to combat the hate, I think the leaders at google are well meaning in this, but this screams to me that something bigger and deadlier could be unleashed as a result. We need to be REALLY careful how we start self-policing the internet.
The thing is nightmare Rust code is usually obvious - the dev is using a lot of unsafe{} blocks, or Cell, or is spewing out a really complex type signature.

With C++, the nightmares are just really obscured pointer manipulation that can work but have infinite edge case failure states that cause endless undefined behavior.

In Rust, if it compiles, it is at least constrained to only break what the dev explicitly broke, it doesn't break everything.
Well, you all wanted weak and dynamic typing...
Most comments here don't even mention kids. Childcare is very expensive on top of your rent/mortgage.

It's highly likely that by the time you are 35-40 you will be paying for rent/mortgage AND childcare.
Why don't I hear Air Horns blaring?
Larry Flint fought for the right to publish Hustler under the first amendment protecting free speech no matter how offensive. Time changes views of what's offensive. Imaging PornHub in the 1970's?

The idea of building lists of bad people and to target people is something that does not end well. Most people who support this corporate vigilantism do so because it aligns with the virtue signaling groupthink political social belief structure. The key point is that if you strip away social justification you can see that you're supporting the targeting and discrimination against an individual based on their beliefs. You are discriminating against people based on what you perceive to be their beliefs.

The platform power players, the plantation owners over at Google, FB, CF, and other monopolies, depend on useful idiots who believe they're in the cool crowd and thus protected. The idiots may be safe for now, but not for long. Eventually the barrel will be pointed at them once their purpose is exhausted.

I have one google search that will depict the fate of those who usher in this social corporate vigilantism "night of the long knives".

Please realize that we are living in an environment that continues to challenge the mind's ability to stay rooted in foundational objective logic. This digital world is influencing our global beliefs more than ever. Ask who wins?
What about the LG G6? It marks your three points.
Perhaps they eventually would have if the company who currently also owns VirtualBox hadn't done so first.
> Industries playing "zero sum games" (i.e. investment banking) _can't_ result in overall growth because there must be a loser for every winner,

Actually, that's not even remotely true. Just because a seller sells high it doesn't mean that the ones doing the buying are being left out to dry. Investors seeking long-term profits or cashing in dividends may be willing to buy without many concerns regarding current short-term market trends, and investors seeking short-term profits may be cashing out their shares to generate liquidity to invest somewhere else.

In the US,the Dow Jones industrial average is essentially showing constant growth for over a century, and this would not be possible if an economy was a zero-sum game. Economies do grow, and transactions can in fact be beneficial to all parties involved.
I remember graphic photos of Iraqi war crime victims on the evening news in '91.
That's my last name. Perhaps the M stands for "Monsieur" :)
Ask YC: What happened to the YC Research “new cities” project?
This project was announced a year or two ago, and it looks like the most recent change was a new member of the team last October. The announced plan was to publicly share the findings on an ongoing basis.

Is this still a happening? Here's the site: https://cities.ycr.org

From the announcement post:

> The first phase of this will be a YC Research project. We’ll publicly share our results, and at the end of the process, we’ll decide if it’s something we should pursue and at what exact locations. We’re seriously interested in building new cities and we think we know how to finance it if everything else makes sense [2].
Yeah. Correlation something something causation.

"People who switch jobs are making more money!"

"People who are offered more money will switch jobs."
All of the language seems to indicate that Focus only blocks "trackers." Does it also block ads?
It would be best if they didn't do it in the first place. But since the damage is done, I think it would be best to omit the interruption and try to blend the paragraphs together as best as possible.

I found my self reading one paragraph, then the other, repeatedly to try and mentally note how to transition over interruption. It would be nice if that was just done for me.
I cannot agree more, it seems mozilla is out of touch with their users and advocates, don't listen to feedback and just do whatever will lose them the most marketshare and alienates their supporter so their flagship firefox will become irrelevant in the least time possible.

It looks like they're scrambling to try to stay afloat and miss and miss again.
Yes, you can do this with most other container systems. But people haven't done this, except with Docker. Docker has a significant lead on competitors. People have little reason to adopt a competitor as a result.
Anything involving classic computers is crazy expensive on Ebay. I regret I threw it all away many years ago.
NASA's sound suppression water system
Like police shootings and acts of force, hate crimes are growing in number and visibility but are inconsistently reported. An independent database seems like a great idea. I'm not sure where people are getting the idea that this is going to be some Google-run thoughtcrime outfit. It's news organizations and universities sharing data, Google is on algo support.

Full list of partners here:

https://projects.propublica.org/graphics/hatecrimes
Far from it. You're equating the observation that a fascist tendency exists with an unjust accusation of participation therein. You're also conflating advocacy of ideology with essential personal characteristics.
Morgan Hill / Gilroy area is fantastic - small town feel, slower pace of life, diverse population, significant rural element, growing dining/entertainment options.

Housing is certainly less expensive than the peninsula but by no means cheap compared to the rest of the state/country. I would still plan on spending $1 million plus but you will get a big new single family home instead of a 50 year old 1200 sf beater.

The downside is, of course, the commute. There are some alternate transportation options, e.g. Caltrain, some companies like Apple run buses down to Morgan Hill, but this will limit the geographic area that you can reasonably commute to. IMHO San Jose, Santa Clara, & Cupertino are doable, Sunnyvale & Mountain View are pushing it, and Palo Alto is too far. There are a few companies in South Santa Clara county (and hopefully this will dramatically increase over time) but you'd still probably be commuting north.
Getting lunch from your employer isn't the same and doesn't cause a conflict of interest. Its not about the lunch but rather who the lunch is coming from.

If you worked for google and Uber was buying your lunches then there would be a conflict of interest.
Nitpick: not just any UIWebView, but only the Safari view controller.
Death Note: Finally, an Anime about Deep Learning
wow those people are lucky and high on consumerism, my phone had 2GB.
> "Neoliberal" refers to economics, not politics as such.

"neoliberal" is actually an entirely political philosophy which specifically dictates what the role of a government and state should be in a capitalist economy.

Without the neoliberal diktats, it's just plain old capitalism.
Depending on what you call "cheap", Plantronics' Backbeat Pro. Works well with a cable attached to a sound desk, works well on Bluetooth with an Android phone, works well plugged into a Macbook, just about works on Bluetooth with a Macbook when you turn the Magic Trackpad off and make sure the Mac is trying to send it a high quality stream.

Slightly off-topic: my experience with Bluetooth does make me wonder how many people have been put off by Apple's Bluetooth stack. But given the alternative is a work-provided USB headset, I just plug the headphones in.
Because you could injure me, or at least cause pain and discomfort when you slam your seat into my knees.
python versioning can be a bitch, but virtualenv/virtualenvwrapper make 99.999999% of the problems go away.

i have a huge ETL pipeline at twitch that relies heavily on wal-e, and installs it on worker nodes and things like that.

that being said, if WAL-G is faster, i don't care waht it is written in, and am happy to use it
I'm not sure why people can't just dislike (or hate) whomever they want to? Isn't that the whole point of Freedom of Association?

Everyone dislikes certain individuals, or groups of people. Sometimes it's for petty, wrongheaded reasons. Sometimes it's for well-thought out, valid reasons. Sometimes it's ideological, sometimes it's pragmatic. Sometimes it changes over time, sometimes it doesn't.

I don't understand the emotional / viewpoint policing people seem to want to engage in lately.
In fairness, there are plenty of other places in the country with good tech scenes where you wouldn't face this anxiety. None of them quite like the bay, but it's not as though you have to relocate to Flint MI or someplace with zero other prospects. The CO front range, NY, SLC, ATL, and so on all have healthy tech economies, and more places keep cropping up.
I've been using it as my default browser for Android for a while and I like it. The only thing I don't love is the notification saying the browser is open, it triggers my "OCD" . I understand why it's there but I wish there was some way around it.