skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Something people need to keep in mind when parsing this story is that many of the effected channels were not about militancy, they were local media outlets. Local outlets that only gained historical note due to what they documented as it was unfolding.

In Syria outlets like Sham News Network have posted thousands upon thousands of clips. Everything from stories on civilian infrastructure under war, spots on mental health, live broadcasts of demonstrations.

Everything.

Including documenting attacks as they happen and after they have happened. Some of the effected accounts were ones that documented the regime's early chemical weapons attacks. These videos are literally cited in investigations.

All that is needed to get thousands upon thousands of hours of documentation going back half a decade deleted is three strikes.

Liveleak is not a good host for such outlets because it is not what these media outlets are about. Liveleak themselves delete content as well so even if the outlets fit the community it would not be a 'fix.'
> Other dogs I have personally experienced seem totally fine to do things with you, but also totally fine to be off by themselves, or to do nothing at all.

I'd like to highlight this for prospective dog owners who are reading this and are are thinking about Border Collies.

Border Collies are generally very fond of being with their owners. Some of them might get destructive when they feel abandoned, but even for those who can stay alone at home for some time: imagine what it feels like to sit in a featureless room (with no smartphone), having a highly active mind and simply having to wait...

Some dogs revel in lazing about whilst their human is out socialising or doing whatever. Some Border Collies can bear it, but in my experience, it's always detrimental. They are not convenience dogs.
Is this FUD or serious? Because they are certainly claiming to be the opposite of that these days.
> Sometimes one of them comes to my open space and sits at one of the tables to get some quiet time in.

I would love to have that option in my open office.
What exactly is great about firefox focus ? What does it have over installing ublock origins in any other browser ?
From your list, it's only #3 that makes no sense. The traffic is coming from their peer (which could have passed through dozens of networks) -- the ultimate source of that data is immaterial. There are no higher costs per domain for the ISP. There is just bytes and their quantity. Since ISPs already charge for quantity of data, there is no scenario where charging for the origin domain could possibly be fair. It is by definition unfair.

The fact is that nearly all service providers in North America are monopolies (or duopolies). This is the reason the federal government needs to be involved. There are no market forces to correct for being unfairly treated by your ISP. You literally have no choice. If your ISP were to charge you $5 more to visit hacker news, what could you do? What if hacker news had to pay your ISP $5? What if they just didn't bother?
Vancouver ranked the best city in the world for startups: report
Bingo.

From the perspective of a Fortune (checks list) 15 company: AWS saves us a fortune. No facilities costs all over the world with power/real estate/lawyers to handle local laws. No data center engineers across the globe. A solid discount on list. Consistent bills (thanks to judicious RI buys) and servers that are available in minutes - not weeks (have you ever seen enterprise IT ticketing practices?!)

If we had two orders of magnitude fewer employees/servers/locations AWS wouldn't make sense. But at this scale nothing else makes sense.
I haven't done any performance comparisons yet, unfortunately. I'm still working on improving the codebase to make it more Swifty. The backing fields are a leftover from the original Java implementation, and I didn't want to change too much initially, but now I have a bunch of tests and am using it in another project (a PDF generation library), I will start to make these changes :)
String.valueOf(null) returns "null" though, and that is what "foo" + null uses. I can understand why it would be surprising if you thought it used .toString, but it's clearly listed in the standard.
Electronic shifting provides a reduction in the interruption of motive power, so it is not 100% clear cut. The sport governing bodies that be probably had to chew on this from various angles before making a decision.

Fast shifting that doesn't interrupt the flow of power is a big deal. That's why Formula 1 cars do not use "H pattern" stick shifts.
WA will has higher property taxes. Or at least they get re-evaluated each year (unlike in CA)
I would love Rust support in Visual Studio proper...
Is there any problem you wouldn't frame as technical then? If the software isn't anywhere close to capable enough to do this task and YouTube decides to use it anyway that is a management problem. Otherwise literally every problem is technical and we just don't have the software to fix it yet
And with testing...
>I don't have to define anything. I don't have to rebut anything.

Certainly not. The request for a definition was meant to imply I can’t talk to the claim about “social accountability,” not knowing your definition. Unfortunately, you not rebutting anything just appears like you can’t, not that you won’t. You are definitely practicing what you preach; You are letting emotion ruin a conversation. In fact, it smacks of a tactic my 4 year-old daughter would use.

> Somebody who is putting on a hood to discuss their opinions is the one who has to earn a response.

I find it amusing that you use these “powerful” historical symbols to conjure up condemnation and emotion, when they have very little to do with anything I’ve discussed. It must be an easy life when you just dismiss things without observing or thinking about them. I find this is the most common feature among leftists and rightists and is predominantly why you guys are unable to come to an agreement on anything. Truly a spectacle.

>The norms of academic debate are decent ones, but they evolved in a very particular context, one where people committed to a lifetime of study and public service to earn their right to participate. You have done nothing here to earn similar consideration.

This is a website dedicated for people to “... make thoughtful comments. Thoughtful in both senses: civil and substantial.” This isn’t a place of academia, but the principles behind having a good discussion remain, regardless of the context.
I’m sure you don’t decry the use of pseudonyms when women in the past used them so that the quality of their work wasn’t judged by their gender. I find it funny you can’t abstract that same concept to now. It almost seems like you desire to know who I am, so you can place me in a box like the many misogynists did to those women in the past. Seems to me, perhaps you are the new form of racist/sexist.

Lastly, people don’t necessarily have to devote a lifetime of study to be cited in the academic community. That comes with the merit of the research. There are many people who dedicate their life to academia, but are cited very little due to quality of their research.

I was hoping to actually have a discussion where we could each learn something from the other, but you make this impossible. You could have reached a moderate, but instead you alienated me. Really, all you did was prove one of the points I made in the beginning, that emotion is the heighth of irrationality and shuts down conversation.
People also don't want to spend their day scrubbing toilets, but there are plenty of janitors out there.
Yes, it is very expensive (2 kids here). It's not appreciably more expensive than a Midwest town unless you really want that super premium private school.
I'm wondering why this is not a simple setting on firefox. Are they trying to collect data on how many people have interest in privacy or something ? (another comment pointed that Firefox focus tracks users and reports to mozilla)
If you believe climate change is a technical problem then there isn't much point continuing this discussion. Using that logic you could claim that any problem is technical because everything is driven by the laws of physics.
https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/focus-android/releases
https://www.quora.com/Why-are-most-hedge-funds-set-up-in-Gra...
The solution to this seems to be to purchase one of the very popular phones -- a Samsung Galaxy or an iPhone being the two sure bets I'm aware of -- and adding one of the cases that includes an integrated supplemental battery.

Pricey and somewhat bulky, but it works.

Plus, if the battery in the case goes, you can replace it. My friend had a case for her S6 from Mo-something-or-other, that had a "lifetime" warranty, and when the case battery became borked, she did indeed get a warranty replacement relatively painlessly -- though she did have to do it via mail with Mo-whatever, even though she purchased the case from one of her carrier's bricks and mortar stores.

This was a disappointment for me with my Nexux 5X; when the battery seemed to be coming up a bit "short", I found no source for a case having an integrated supplemental battery.
Curious--how do you feel about Mesosphere and Kubernetes vs. Docker Swarm?
I detest the surge in (at least visible) racism as of late, but as a liberal this terrifies me. The idea that an organization (particularly one that is driven by corporate interests and has serious problems with diversity) is able and willing to impose its will like this against others is concerning.

This is one of those hard things, because I don't fear what it currently is, or what the intentions are, but I do fear what it can become. Definitions of things change over time, and what is considered a "hate crime" can and will change. This could easily become a tool for the enforcement of political correctness (and I don't mean that the way the alt-right likes to define it. I mean the traditional definition, that being politically correct means you agree with those in power).

And what of somebody falsely accused or convicted? We know the police can be crooked and that courts can make mistakes. Are we to ruin someone's life and/or reputation because of that? Must they beg and sacrifice at the altar of Google to clear their name?
I just watched a video -- where a housewife was calling for Jews to go back to the gas chambers, or well go to the gas chambers for the first time--because she doesn't believe it ever happened in the first place.. She wants her children to have a chance at a good life, and can't as long as Jews are alive...

How are 14 million jews a threat to millions of white people? It baffles my brain their logic or lack thereof...

so the answer is NO you can't HATE when your words of HATE include words about killing, and committing acts of Genocide and LOTS of white supremacists talk of genocide. Because we just ignore it--and well, remember how that worked out for Germany.. but but it can't happen in America right? Ask that of the Germans who were alive in 1920 if they could foresee 1941..
> This page lists media reports, collected by Google News, about hate crimes and bias incidents.

This project is just a list of news reports talking about hate crime.

Take a look at the actual project:
https://projects.propublica.org/hate-news-index/
I think (with the exception of OpenShift), most of RH products are acquisitions. I can think of plenty of acquisitions Docker can make to take a similar path; Portainer, Kotena, some CI software (Drone, etc.) All that would kind of make Docker Inc a one-stop shop for startups (definitely) or whoever else wants everything from one company.
The way you get people to not care about real Nazis is to cry wolf every time you encounter a political position you don't like.

Like Rush Limbaugh's 20+ years of complaining about 'feminazis'?
Thanks! Does WAL-G provides some kind of "continuous backup" where changes committed to the database are continuously streamed to the backup storage? Or does it work "step by step", for example by backing up every 5 minutes or every 10 MB?
You could, until mozilla decided to drop support for extensions that made this possible that is.

Alternatively there is waterfox + ublock origins.

Waterfox is firefox without the mozilla crap:

Disabled Encrypted Media Extensions (EME)
Disabled Web Runtime (deprecated as of 2015)
Removed Pocket
Removed Telemetry
Removed data collection
Removed startup profiling
Allow running of all 64-Bit NPAPI plugins
Allow running of unsigned extensions
Removal of Sponsored Tiles on New Tab Page
Addition of Duplicate Tab option
Locale selector in about:preferences > General
It's on Fdroid
I like dogs.
yes - when people complain about their own revealed preferences, just smile and nod!
Amazon didn't start out as an online retail behemoth. There was a time when that patent made them more competitive, especially in the early years of the online shopping experience.
> it's also about acting like native apps. Slack feels like a native app. VS Code feels like a native app.

I'm not sure if you're arguing as if this is powered by some sort of black box powered magic no one could understand?

Electron is just a website, the Node APIs and a couple of facilities from Gtk, like menus. You have access to these things or equivalents in QML. You would know this if you had bothered to learn what it actually is.

> I spoke to Qt, and QML is literally the "Qt Modeling Language". It renders elements using Qt Quick. I'm not entirely sure how switching the mechanism for defining your Qt interface from code to a markup language invalidates my point.

You're literally searching for a couple of terms in Google half-guessing what some of the words mean and thinking you now understand Qt.

Qt is a big set of libraries.

Qt widgets is a traditional widget toolkit that powers things like VLC, Google Earth and VirtualBox. It's software-rendered and exclusively programmed through C++. It's a subset of Qt.

QtQuick is a different subset, that is powered by a 3D-accelerated scenegraph, can be programmed from QML, JavaScript and C++ and has primitives both for native-like widgets (QtQuick Controls 1) and simpler, more performant primitives (QtQuick Controls 2) that allow you to do everything you can do in a website with the DOM and CSS.

You can mix and match subsets, which is part of the beauty of Qt, but each of those have completely different purposes.

> It's unbelievable to me that you responded to my post about how the most popular Qt apps are the one with the least Qt interface, with an example of a Qt app you wrote (using QML) that literally has no interface.

Fine. Have a VS Code prototype just for you, made in under an hour:

https://i.imgur.com/RPr6VMS.png

Some of it is functional, like tabs and menu. Sidebar and file tree is mere decoration waiting to be connected to logic. But there's your magical "native feel" interface in QML.

Ah, and if you were to actually complete the prototype, you could probably rip off the rich text editing component from the Kate text editor (written in Qt widgets) and still be able to use it from QtQuick. Meaning you get syntax coloring, auto complete and many other things for free, if you wanted to.

Here's the code: https://gitlab.com/mixedCase/poc-qml-vscode

If you have the dependencies installed, you build it with qmake -o Makefile qml-vscode.pro && make

Enjoy.
Headaches can easily be that bad and relieved with ibuprofen. Otherwise yeah, it's lay in bed and try to sleep and hope they don't last into the next day.
For the topics it covers, the discussion at SlateStarCodex.com and its matching reddit are of extremely high quality, both in terms of the thought that goes into comments, as well as the civility of participants.
Very simple interface, but even the cherry-picked examples in the readme are quite poor in terms of meaning/grammatical correctness. It is even using pretty state-of-the-art techniques such as LSTMs and word embeddings, but the results just aren't there.

Can someone point me to some of the best examples of coherent and long (as in many words/sentences) automatic text generation? Or an explanation as to why we're so far from being able to tackle this problem? Because I haven't seen anything noteworthy in text generation to write home about.
Not necessarily. Increasing research into these "tax incentive" schemes shows that most of the time the jurisdictions in question would be better off without the plant.

The big recent change is that measurements and penalties are starting to get written into these agreements. When you have to go that far, you probably shouldn't be doing it in the first place.
I'm very curious what your concern is in this? I understand the CIA interest and value in PayPal, Facebook, and Google. But what do they gain from Docker, other than as a simple investment? Backdoors or something?
I never understood a real-estate fee of 6-7%. Real estate agent is what you become if you don't like work and have no other way to be productive to society in my opinion.
> Come back in two years, show us how the types feel after the honeymoon is over.

I have been programming for more than 20 years, with a lot of different languages.

Until six years ago, most of my languages were on dinamic typing (PHP, Bash, Perl5, Python, Ruby, ...). I used C sometimes, but it was not the common case.

Then, 6 years ago, a friend show me Scala. I was lucky because I could use it in my daily job. Two years ago I started to use Rust for some stuff.

That said, after years using languages with good type systems, I can say dealing with a dinamic type system in a big project is a huge PITA. Almost every time I have to deal with legacy code (mostly Ruby) I really miss both Scala and Rust.

The honeymoon is over for me, and now I'm in a very stable and wonderful relationship :P
Not sure what places you are referring to but I did a self-driven safari early this year in Kruger (South Africa) and even though it was definitely an expensive experience compared to the rest of my trip, it was well below that amount. These are approximate amounts, but I think that including the car rental, the daily entrance fee to the park and staying overnight, all together was around 50-60euros per day. Guided tours that span over multiple days tend to get quite expensive, I agree. And there's plenty of high-end accommodation and travel packages. But there are also ways to experiencing it without spending a fortune.
TL but definitely read; despite multiple warning signs and chances and an extended attempt to intervene by loving family members, an individual with a bad early family situation ends up dead as a consequence of only his own adult decisions.
Since you know a lot about this, can you tell me about diary allergies that cause skin reactions? My partner doesn't have a traditional dairy allergy where here bowels go haywire. She does sometimes feel worse though. The most frustrating symptom for her however is that it always gives her acne. I could find very little to know scholarly articles for this type of allergic reaction.
Check the actual project, it has nothing to do with what you're talking. It is just an index of news articles talking about hate crime.

> This page lists media reports, collected by Google News, about hate crimes and bias incidents.
I mean its also youtube so .. who cares
HN discussion of deletion event: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14998429
More likely because, when you are raising capital from various sources across the world (e.g. a pension fund in the US, a wealthy entrepreneur from London and a family office from Monaco) you don't want to impose unnecessary US taxes on them, just because the fund manager lives in the US. They will pay their tax in their own holding structure, where (and if) it is due.
I've done this in San Diego, and it wasn't even in the city. I didn't even cross a street, just half of a small parking lot. It's totally possible in other places.
I'm terrified at seeing the positive "great idea!" and "good job google" comments here. This type of database, or collection of persons can (and most likely will) be wielded in an unfair and unjust manner. This isn't Google's job to handle at all.

HN readers, sure Google is on your side today but that might not be the case tomorrow. Any sane person can see why this is an awful idea.
The only expense that went up appreciably was housing. Basic expenses for everything else averages out to be about the same. Internet and commute costs are about the same, food is slightly more expensive, and utilities (power, water) slightly less than where we were.

I kept my 401k rate the same and effectively doubled the amount of money I'm saving. It's not my only savings, but it is the bulk of it.
Yes, who cares about the world's (by far) largest and most popular video distribution site?
One thing a co-worker brought up recently is how terrifyingly "mob" like the online sphere has become. From twitter to facebook to etc. Media is now reactionary to what people want, and they can tell what people want by "trending topics", which are essentially the wills of a mob.

I could expand but I think this gets the gist of my fears out there.
Yes. Preferences -> Sound & appearance -> Uncheck "Show badge icon"
I would recommend switching from Slack to Skrumble (http://www.skrumble.com). Skrumble provides a lot more features that slack and conversations can be topic based rather than channel based.
Breezing My Way as a Solution Architect:Retrospective on Skill Development and Use
Check the actual project, it has nothing to do with what you're talking about. It is just an index of news articles talking about hate crime.

> This page lists media reports, collected by Google News, about hate crimes and bias incidents.
You should absolutely install Google Play store on the Fire HD. It's not difficult.
yes, he's actively trying to change the country
Is "double" not a verb anymore?
Sounds like a shitty doctor. It takes longer than two days on weak opiates to get addicted and the doctor knows that.
When I was younger I was prescribed Paxil and strongly encouraged to stick with it despite horrible side effects. Brain shocks, hateful feelings, and definitely horrible depression to name a few of the non-personal ones. I still have them occasionally 6 years later. I eventually ran away from my old life, moved across the country, and eventually stopped the Paxil and eventually got better but not after burning a ton of bridges. After this site came out I found the doctor had been given nearly $30k from Glaxo Smith Kline over a few years.
I think youtube needs to consider backing off regulating political content.

The fact is politics and morality are inherently intermingled. One can use words like extremist, but sometimes the extremists are the "correct" ones (like our founding fathers who orchestrated a revolution). How could any system consistently categorize "appropriate" videos without making moral judgements?
Yes, they've been like that for a while. If you turn your phone horizontally it is better but still sucks.

They accept PRs, though ;)
I did read the article. Perhaps you missed this part:

> “In this case, it helps reporters by digging out locations, names and other useful data from the 3,000-plus news reports
The fund could be funded by wealthy families in, say, Monaco and Saudi Arabia. The investors shouldn't have to pay US taxes just because the fund manager is US based. It makes sense they pay local taxes (even if they are nil) on their gains. The fund manager, however, probably should pay US tax (on any of his profits).
This is great, southern poverty law center already does this well though
Schools in the Bay Area can become pretty poor once you are in a more affordable area. If you want a decent school the rent/mortgage will reflect that.
I actually love this browser (been using it for a month or two), but it seems like your usage is just different.

I prefer to stay anonymous, but use the "real" FF occasionally for stuff I need to be logged in for. Browsing links friends send me, or checking something with a quick google search is something that I'd rather stay anonymous for, so I prefer having it available.