skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think they're saying that you may have thrown out the baby with the bathwater. If your conclusion horrifies you—doesn't resemble what you were optimizing for—you may be optimizing for the wrong thing. Rationality isn't broken; revisit your optimization criteria. See the paperclip optimizer, the smiles optimizer, etc.
Thanks! That was actually really useful
W3C wants to obsolete previous versions of HTML and XHTML
Really? I much prefer the cab. I'll always take honest surliness over false suckuppery. Especially when most of the time what I actually get is honest friendliness.
> Why not create a setting that allows user to see YouTube as sanitized by their AI or all content?

Because it's about controlling narrative, controlling propaganda and giving the "media/news" space back to traditional media.

That's what people have been asking from sites like reddit and HN for years now. Give people the option view the raw threads ( uncensored ) and the moderated ( censored ). But neither are interested or have indicated they will. Instead, on reddit at least, there is more and more censorship.

> Advertisers can opt into certain bubble if they want, or opt out of certain content e.g. content deemed inappropriate by the AI?

Do you really think advertisers care? Do you really think corporate america cares? They don't have morals. China is brutal dictatorship and yet advertisers and corporations have no problem doing business with china.

It's simply a matter of control. Who gets to decide what you and I see. Do the masses get to decide for themselves and control what they see or do the small group of elites? Per usual, the elites won and they get to decide.
Disagree. The internet used to be more libertarian, even just a few years ago.

In the '90's we believed that Freedom on the Internet was unassailable because all the talented engineers wouldn't work for or participate in all the sleazy stuff, in fact would actively fight it. The best cryptographers, security researchers, etc, were on "our side". How naive we were.
And there are some people who can't cope with the structure of a job. both need to be dealt with - there are always structured jobs that can be done, volunteering at a museum for example.

Doesn't change the fact that if we can automate a job, espeicially if we can improve things at the same time, that's good.

We used to spend 90% of our energy growing enough food for our family to eat. This is far less now, and that allows us to devote more time to other pursuits. That's a good thing for mankind, as is automating any job.

If you don't think replacing people with robots is good, I assume you're against things like ansible, or kickstart, or computers in general.
> oh please... how he acts is their fault? are you serious?

No, how they act is their fault.
> It's less obvious to me that this is because the poor aren't good at personal finances

Yeah, I'm not sure "good at" is the right framing. It's an arms race between asymmetric competitors. When exploiters have much more time and money to hone their exploitation, I don't think the problem is really with the exploited person.
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Some of the later claims of the low-level employee absolutely justify the dumpster-fire: if diversity-related meetings go deliberately unrecorded to stop paper trails, if special second-chance privileges are given to diversity hiring candidates, .... that's pretty rotten stuff.
I think the Borg, if successful in assimilating every known intelligence universally, would be a more appropriate analogy. As to why they would want it, I can only speak for myself but I think it's the most logical outcome if you extend the concept of self awareness to the universe.
The way things turned out the work from this era defined what computers can and can't do, not the other way around, which would likely not satisfy many mathematicians.
If it grows like that, that simply means the answer to the parent's question is yes.
it can be prevented by not showing the order book size
Stop pretending that "comparing" is ipso facto bad.
I always thought sims borrowed the idea from Little Computer People (~1985)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Computer_People
Plan B?

Just buy what you can afford each week. And don't think about it. Come back in a year.

Retire to Goa. AKA A beach. :-)
> Mars doesn't make any sense. The moon does.

I agree, except for the fact that the moon has already been done, and Mars has not. That being said Mars would be a colossal waste of money, robbing resources from real science that is currently getting done in space. If you think the James Webb telescope stymied other scientific efforts, just wait until the US goes all in on Mars.

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/22/science/nasa-webb-space-t...
you underestimate the power of memes
Patriarchy is a model whose name alone...

Hearing the name doesn't make you an expert. The world isn't so systematic; history and context matter. There's quite a lot of study and learning to absorb if you're inclined, but this is a stunning demonstration of arrogance from ignorance, and I can't understand why anyone would want to demonstrate that. "Boi."
I have found great friendships at various contracting gigs. In fact most of my best friends are ex-colleagues. It's worked out really well to be honest.
Yeah, it's sad. But I just find relations with people exhausting and disappointing. Romantic relationships and careers use you up, not build you up. They are about what other people can get from you and rarely the reverse. I think I prefer animals.
paradoxially, if you buy a little each week , you want the price to oscillate rather than go strait up
Even within the tech world. Most of the tech world exists outside the tech bubble. The tech bubble is concentrated around a few select cites.
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Some improvement over 5-6 years seems to be weak to make an argument about one therapy to help imho, since your body heals by itself over time, like in my case.

Sure. You might appreciate that I've become accustomed to hearing that. It's OK, I'm happy to elaborate.

In my case, I can observe a steady/accelerating progression of ill-health from as young as 5-10, with some dramatic intensifications of symptoms that coincided with traumatic experiences during adolescence, and continuing worsening of symptoms over 25-30 years, right up until about 4 years ago (I'm now 40) - even after about 6-7 years of trying various mainstream (antidepressants is pretty much all they could offer) and natural treatments (paleo diet, regular cardio exercise and weights training, supplements, detox, yoga, meditation).

For me the pattern is clear: 25-30 of years of worsening of symptoms to a point of being extremely debilitated, the last 6-7 of those years making concerted (indeed, desperate) efforts to get well. Only after I discovered and started implementing subconscious healing practices did the decline start to slow, then turn around. It's now about 3 years since I bottomed out, and my energy is better than it's been since adolescence, and better than most people I know of a similar age.

What are your main symptoms if I may ask?

The symptoms I've had are many of those from the Phoenix Rising CFS/ME Symptoms page [1]:

- ‘Post-exertional fatigue/malaise’

- ‘Brain fog’

- ‘Wired But Tired fatigue’

- Nervous System Symptoms: low blood pressure, dizziness, headaches, breathing dysregulation (short breath, asthma), digestive issues

- Hormonal Type Symptoms: low body temperature, anxiety/panic attacks, sugar/carb/alcohol intolerance

- Immune System Symptoms: tender/swollen lymph nodes, muscle and joint pains, sensitivities to foods, chemicals.

[1] http://phoenixrising.me/mecfs-basics/chronic-fatigue-syndrom...
Why are you and your grandparent conflating a lifestyle business (== not a try-extremely-hard business) with digital nomadism?

Where's the connection?
Yes, yes yes, the science is settled (tm), after all 97% of scientists agree. And the case is closed. Yupper.
What's the 25% left?
In Rust or C++, you can make the abstractions zero-cost with some effort. I'm many other languages, you can't, no matter the effort.
Has anyone switched to the LLVM backend, or do most people still use the default backend?
I don't think that my point is opposite. I find Finder to be so regressive that just more of the exact same would be a blessing. It's also entirely possible that hierarchical file system browsing is a solved problem and Norton Commander or even XP MS Explorer is as good as it needs to be. I don't entirely buy that it's the final form, but sure I'd be fine if it were true.

My suspicion with Finder is that it was deliberately made small and cumbersome to drive people to Spotlight. However at the time Spotlight was totally inadequate. The iOS platform started to take off and caring about that was shelved. To make up for that I used Alfred for years until Spotlight was updated. Alfred still has a leg up on Spotlight to some degree, like being able to run ssh commands. The Spotlight update came with what? Lion? To just make it pretty good?

How Spotlight works is absolutely indispensable, but that doesn't leave me in a place where my workspace is cleaner and easier to navigate than if they just gave me Norton Commander along with it.
I'm going to disagree with this about the difficulty of the math in Andrew Ng's course. Do you remember how to differentiate a function? Look up partial derivatives if you don't remember how they work, it shouldn't take longer than an hour. You're probably going to be fine.

If you never took calculus it's probably going to be hard going, but almost all modern machine learning requires basic calculus.

I would really recommend going through the first part of the course about linear regression if you haven't encountered it before, it was really eye opening for me.
Yes, doing all the things to celebrate small victories, shaving my beard etc. to get at least some dopamin during the day.

Changed environent several times, and also meditation didn't do anything though.
Also if you're not quite ready to kill yourself while using the windows command prompt. Enjoy a powershell.
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Hi Tom

Quick question related to "emotional healing therapies":
how do you search for therapists that can actually help here. For me it is kind of hard to differ between esoteric charlatans and actual experts. Is there any special approach to searching them you would recommend?
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All my elected representatives were strictly against it. Maybe some pundits didn't but they make their money by being sensational
> dozen other people I talked to

That's just like the Pauline Kael apprx-quote about how "no one she knew voted Nixon - how could he possibly win?". IOW, you are already in an echo chamber.
I think it's possible for exchanges to exacerbate volatility. If all the trading were consolidated to a single exchange (like the NYSE or NASDAQ in America), it would mean that there would be more liquidity to the downside and price resistance to the upside, but instead everything is split up between 5 major exchanges. So if someone places a large order on one exchange, the others will mirror it, so effective liquidity is cut by 80%. This works to the upside too. A way to fix this would be to split the transactions evenly among all majors exchanges, executing all the orders at once instead of only at a single exchange, but most large traders probably don't do this.
Ask average women - those not in tech.
Destiny+2+will+have+more+than+80+PVE+activities+and+missions
There's also a low battery notification that says something like 'plugin a Lighting cable to charge'
Depends on your product, I guess? For me, it's usually: make a splash page, make sure your assets (app icon, screenshots, trailers) are eye-catching and professional, write about different aspects of your product on your blog, condense your pitch down to a paragraph at most, e-mail every publication you can think of (and follow up), post in lots of topical forums and comment sections (esp. HN and subreddits), submit your product to publications that give out awards, try as much as possible to catch the eye of Apple's promo team if you're in the app business... but, caveat emptor, I'm also not great at it yet. It's a hard job.
> We just recently legalized malpractice for financial advisors.

Do you have reference?
Dynamic MOTD in Debian and Ubuntu
The TBM (Tunnel Boring Machine) seems pretty much a "standard" one and in a note on one of the photos it is stated how it has been alredy used (in some project in San Francisco).

The title seems to imply that the technology for boring the tunnel is Tesla derived, while it is related to the whatever vehicles that will be used in the tunnel once it will have been bored "traditionally".
It's interesting in the way this was basically the same sort of absurdist humor as in various Photoshop manipulations of today, but then they had to actually do it manually.
Link didn't open in Firefox focus (trackers on an image file?) so Archive fo https://archive.fo/W7sTX
In this case, google is -both- a for-profit corporation AND some leafy liberal arts campus.
Yep. Sugar, oil and salt with a bit of crunchy veg, chilli, soft rice noodles, often egg, a touch of fish sauce and lime. Classic. Will definitely be on offer at http://8-food.com/ launch :)
I guess the problem is that Apple don't need to do it; lots of people would like them to do it, and maybe they should do it, but it's not hurting their bottom line much so they can just continue as they are. Unless a whole heap of customers suddenly decide to buy different laptops instead over it, but I'd not be betting on that.
The ocr in order to read this particular game would be hard funny to program.
These PDFs, as contrasted by the brevity of the Motive.c, is story greater than the sum of its parts.
When did a private company ever want that?

Private companies want what their users express as want through usage or purchases. Users don't always do or buy what's best for them. If they did, nobody would ever eat fast food.
If it's a special-purpose blockchain they can just sue everyone who is participating in propagating the blockchain. If I were on their side, that's what I'd do. You can also sue everyone who distributes software that uses those particular blocks. And using BitCoin would be the wrong technical decision (and would still not protect people who distribute special-purpose software that extracts that information).

This is a situation where trying to use technical measures to try to get around a law is not a good idea. Aside from the fact that the DMCA is incredibly generic and states that "No person shall circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access to a work protected under this title." So it doesn't matter /how/ it's circumvented, all that matters is whether it was circumvented. But more importantly, if you use a technology to try to get around copyright law (even if your usage is completely legal), you're just asking for the copyright lobby to attack you. Just look at what happened to BitTorrent.
I agree. Years ago Finder left much to be desired, but with all the updates of the last few revisions I'm not left wanting for anything.

People complaining about searching likely haven't tried smart searches, it's awesome.

Can anyone specifically call out what their issues are with Finder besides "it sucks"? I really feel that I'm missing something here.
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However they are not explained. Getting to the bottom of CFS (if it is in-fact a severe psychological-physiological condition) could reveal some interesting physiological basis for the broader effect.

:)
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I'm glad he did. I don't know if he has come out with a new statement but the fact that he had disavowed them before makes his less than total condemnation of them now all the more baffling. There definitely is violence on both sides but I never thought Trump would be the one to equivocate on terrorism
Again I'm no expert, but some Googling states that the medieval was indeed possibly hotter at some places on Earth but that this was due to difference in solar radiation and absence of vulcanic eruptions, factors that are not in play today.

On a more personal note, if a scientific consensus is not it, what kind of information would be able to convince you that man made global warming is real?
> Isn't your wife supposed to be your best/closest friend?

No, although that's a common misconception; it can turn out that way, but rarely does, and there's nothing of necessity wrong with a relationship in which it does not.

I was married myself for about a decade, and also painfully lonely through most of it despite being nearly never physically alone. I've operated under the impression that this had to do with the abusive nature of that relationship, and wasn't representative of any general case. Now I'm starting to wonder if I might not have been wrong about that. Certainly I still hesitate to draw any kind of general conclusion from my own experience of marriage - but I'm hearing a lot more lately from men whose experiences in this regard are similar, despite their relationships generally not appearing to be so.
It comes down to the second thing I remember learning in highschool level programming. Always use neutral language in your program text, and don't make jokes.

Google does have a habbit of making jokes in their software, chrome crash page comes to mind.. so I don't really find it very surprising to see this kind of message.

To be clear it's really only an insult when you don't know why your content was removed. If you know why, and can see their side it makes sense and it wouldn't seem so insulting. But in a case like this, it comes off insulting due to the true situation.

Removing the text all together and simply stating the fact would have sent the intended message perfectly.

And finally, likely just a developer, not a pr drone.
> I posit that if this prevailed in the 70's or 80's, there would simply be no software revolution.

And I would claim that you have no evidence for such a statement. Given how much technical innovation happened in the hobbyist computer revolution that predated the "software revolution" (where proprietary software was unheard of) I would argue the opposite. But neither of us can possibly know what would've been in an alternate timeline.
I am getting a strong cognitive dissonance by the loads of people here who conflate "lifestyle business" with "digital nomad". They are NOTHING alike.

Lifestyle business in this sense is a traditional business with minimal / zero external investment, no pressure from greedy VCs and people who have no lives and thus live in the office. A business where you can take a break at any time.

Why do people here equate this with people who travel around the world with a smartphone, clothes and some food?
Counterpoint: the only time I ever felt really lonely was during my first marriage. Being married to the wrong person can be lonelier than being alone.

On the subject of vitamins, I've found fish oil seems to improve mood, if one has an otherwise fish-free diet.
Disney's deal with Netflix was estimated to have netted them $300M (per year, I'm guessing, but I'm not sure), and Netflix is estimated to have 100M users. Assume that Disney would only take home half their revenues from running their own streaming service. That puts their financial break-even point at 300M / (5*12) = 5 million people signing up.

5 million US families attracted to this as an easy way to keep their kids entertained? Doesn't seem a huge stretch to me.
As a "online marketing veteran", you don't have anything critical of this list to add, or anything constructive? Did you even read the list, or are you just trying to drum up customers to your services and get some SEO action?

At the very least say something useful if you're going to do that. This is worse than those bots that spam comments on blog posts with "great content" and a link back to their spam site.

edit: I see you copied and pasted your post from the same article elsewhere. You're basically a spammer.
FWIW, I've never had that issue. Are you aware it sets the view type for each folder? It makes sense if you want to view different files in different ways. If you want to set all views to list system wide, you can set list as default in the view menu. Depending how you've set other folders you may need to nuke view settings, by it sounds like that won't be an issue for you. Spend a minute to learn how your tools work man. https://howchoo.com/g/mzuxyjqyzmy/how-to-set-the-view-option...
See the response from Patrick Germain on Quora. After reading it, it all makes sense...

https://www.quora.com/Even-when-proof-exists-that-the-moon-l...
For the record, posts saying "title is bad" are very confusing if they don't include a copy of the title they're criticising. Later, when the title is changed to something better, they make no sense at all, and it people waste time trying to figure it what the post is talking about.

Currently, the word "anonymous" is not part of the title. I guess it was at some point. I don't know.
I like it that way, looks better than in the pictures if you ask me. It is, however completely CSS-themeable; the theme you saw in the README is included as an example. If someone else is willing to put their time into an alternative theme, I'd be happy to include it. To summarize; if that's your only issue I suggest another look.
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Do I edit it or post a new one as I am don't know how to edit it?New post it says u r too fast.
It does not allow to have both text and URL shell I post URL and then comment my text.

Please help

I am new.
What is the best tech recruiting website in the valley and why?
Looking for a site used for tech recruiting that stops junk resumes and provides quality resources.
On the contrary, that makes documentation especially important so you can figure out if some changed behavior is a bug, a mistake on the user's side, or intended.
Can't recall, but maybe? We have people all over the map in terms of conservatism in a fiscal sense (some but not many Libertarians, in the US sense) but socially it's a pretty liberal place, so it depends what the overlap is between those things for a lot of people.
I happen to share your skepticism about a mitochondrial origin for this syndrome, though I am not familiar with the research (would appreciate a review on the topic - I saw one linked earlier in the comments from BMC Genetics that seemed to conclude that mitochondria are not involved).

> You are very assertive, but this proves that you don't know what you are talking about. Antibiotics are all "bacteriocidal".

I also found this confusing when I first learned about it, but some antibiotics work by directly killing organisms (i.e., are bacteriocidal) whereas others simply block the ability of bacteria to grow (i.e., are bacteriostatic). [1]

There are a few clinical cases where one would avoid bacteriocidal antibiotics, as the internal contents of a bacterium could further worsen a patient's symptoms.

1. By no means an authoritative reference, just a cool demonstration of this concept: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24284484
Indirect source in my case: http://kottke.org/17/08/the-shyness-of-trees