skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a long history of browsers disabling or crippling features because they get abused by web pages. In fact is is almost a rule that if a feature can be abused, it will be abused.

A possible solution is having a "responsible app mode" in browsers. Whitelisted webpages have full access to these privileged APIs which would otherwise be stubbed out and non-functional (hopefully in a way that a webpage can't detect).
> What must be the most painful part of this is that he's in a weak position having shared custody.

No he isn't. Children have a right to be with their parents, and it's important that fathers are involved with their children.

It would still need to go in front of a court.

Do you have evidence that Canadian courts ignore those rights?
bashdb being the most popular one by Rocky. The others unfortunately never really took off.
Ah, you're right. The latter is actually a pretty cool solution, I've had great success with using it to spawn what are essentially sibling containers.
It's the same with me and this might be the first time I notice someone else actually talking about it and assessing their situation so well, so thanks for that.

Do you think that it's just a normal degree of variation found in different people?

In the past I've occasionally been wondering if there is something wrong with my health that drains my motivation, or if actually I'm just lazy, or care too little about what i can give to other people, or whatever.

At that time it has also caused problems at work for me and kept my self-esteem low for quite some time.

Since then I have been a lot better and I'd say it's fine now. But I still wonder about what causes such wildly differing forms of motivation in different people.
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Wouldn't the ML learn to that times differ globally tho?
Because this one vilifies a large group of people based on their political preferences; and politics is basically a battle to see whose opinion will be reflected in reality.

"language X is better than Y" is an opinion we accept at face value without sources, since it doesn't affect users of language Y, and has limited impact if it's wrong. Comparing a political stance to a disease does affect the users (implies they're 'sick' and need treatment) and has a big impact if it's wrong (and the non-leftism policies get put into place).

Compare "Perl is better than PHP" to "PHP is the brain tumor of server-side web languages".

Plus: there's no indication of which policies have caused this situation, so it's presumptuous to claim they're caused by leftism.
Reference to some comments which back this claim up?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4096202/
1) More common than with adults. Statistics one this are widely available. Sometimes even details. Drops rapidly with age.
Main cause of vehicular accident deaths is actually crashes. Some 20% deaths and injuries are estimated to be preventable by consistent child restraint/seat usage.
Drunk parent drivers are responsible for about 20% of the total under 15 vehicular accident deaths...

2) Compare say multiple person being in a vehicular accidents when one is a child. Also make sure to include a reduction in car crashes including a child as some of those would become pedestrians. (Data is also available, but no idea how many kids would walk.)
School busses exist and work.

3, 4) Stats are not readily available.

5) Stats are available, most of those happen near the parents anyway. Essentially negligence with very small kids or stupidity like having kids near unguarded aquifers or drops. Such areas are rare in cities.
Wow. I took the bus alone to school from 6-7 years on, back in East Berlin.
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Obligatory quote from Rich Hickey (from his talk "Simple Made Easy"): "Who can run at the top of their ability?
Right. A short distance runner. You can’t run far at that speed. We programmers have figured out how to fix that, though. We just fire the start pistol every hundred yards and call it a new sprint!"
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> Blizzard's new policy insists on a credit card and that I owe them for purchases made if they leak the card no!

This can’t hurt you if you use a credit and not a debit card. Any false charge on a credit card is not your fault, and it’s not your money. The CC company will pay for it.
Is it common for them to be hit by cars?

According to CDC it's the second most common cause of accidental injury death among children aged 5-14 (after being in a car crash)
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According to my point of view, in Western Europe urban areas only the poor kids wander around and just because their parents don't afford to control them. However in Eastern Europe, nowadays not correlated with leftist policies, kids wander around..
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"Hey guys, thanks for helping us get successful, now piss off"
Also people don't realize this anymore, but when you're a single parent and have FIVE kids, you HAVE to teach your kids independence, cause you can't be behind each and every one of them all the time! When one of them gets sick (which is just about every other week), you're pretty pleased that the others can get to school by themselves.
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"Don't board moving vehicle" is an instruction which implies no penalties.

"Don't board moving vehicle/legal code #123v4" is an instruction which implies legal ramifications if you disobey.
Thankfully, SV has solved the issue of having both a demanding job and little children by offering egg freezing as a perk. (Phenomenally disruptive! Uber for asynchronous human reproduction!)
Hmm I guess your quote might disprove my hypothesis.

In any case I completely agree that Pembient's idea is terrible, and we should not have any sort of legal variant of rhino horn on the market. My proposal was to produce illegal rhino horn powder that didn't happen to come from rhinos, while being much cheaper (assuming that's possible). It's academic anyway because it'd have to be a CIA operation or something similar, and it seems unlikely that the CIA would care about saving rhinos.
Remnants of Pagan civilisations is being destroyed by this.
There could be some agenda over this.
I primarily use Pocket - I know of 3 services (P2K, crofflr, en2kindle). Those perform satisfactorily for me at the moment.

Your service also looks good. I was able to download articles to kindle. Does it archive downloaded articles? Can I set the number of articles to download at once?
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Close, just have an internal tank that contains ink for printing that is refilled by attaching cartridges. When the cartridge that refills the tank is empty, it's time to swap it.
Had issues:

$ sudo npm install -g weebg

[sudo] password for dave:

/usr/local/bin/weebg ->

/usr/local/lib/node_modules/weebg/index.js

/usr/local/lib

└─┬ weebg@1.5.0

└─┬ wallpaper@2.5.0

└── pify@2.3.0

$ weebg

2. Image Should Be Saved

3. Image Should Be Set

1. Image Should Be Located

events.js:141

throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
^

Error: EACCES: permission denied, open

'/usr/local/lib/node_modules/weebg/weebgReferenceBackground'

at Error (native)
I know mostly in Portugal and Spain, but I've lived in Brussels for a few months and saw plenty of kids walking to school as well. I seem to remember the same in Budapest, but it was a short stay.
And yet, I did.
That "object-oriented" design is called capabilities.
Car manufacturers could also install more precise sensors in the gas tank and report the amount of received gas.

But they could collude... o_0
Yes, you need to walk some each day, like a mile or more, go up and down some steps, etc.

There are muscles located between your butt and back, like the erectors and the upper part of the gluteals. Exercise them and you will feel better.

Ignore the first part of the article, but do the first 4 exercises at least: https://www.t-nation.com/training/awaken-the-glute-monster
Saying that he could "just" do this in my opinion really simplifies it too much. You must be terribly sure of your case to open yourself up to such a risk.

Also, in many countries, child protection services can preemtively declare you an unfit parent and place your children in foster care, pending a decision from a judge, which may well take months.
Risk factor for promiscuity. Is promiscuity a bad thing?

As long as you take proper precautions, it seems like sex is a good thing.

I like it, anyway
If your using sprints to put pressure on people, tell your manager he's doing it wrong.

Work out your velocity at which you can do work at consistent pace without pressuring people.

I think one of biggest mistakes in scrum was calling sprints, sprints.

The goal out of scrum is being able to release at predictable and sane pace. Not to maximise output
The handshake is definitely one of the strangest social customs that exist. Like a stupid word which reveals its strangeness once you start thinking about it conciously, the handshake seems ridiculous in the moment one questions it.
> Also, in many countries, child protection services can preemtively declare you an unfit parent and place your children in foster care, pending a decision from a judge

Which countries allow this?

It doesn't happen in England.
I couldn't make sense out of the "Common Work Stressors" chapter -- who is the target population which served as a base to establish this list? People lifting heavy things usually have predictable schedules. Also, that, as well as exposure to the weather, becomes more problematic with age, exactly when interacting with people becomes easier... Etc.

If this is rather an open-ended list -- why not a word about how companies lay off people based on age? Isn't that a common source of stress to many?
The NAND will indeed slow down after years of heavy use, but if you can erase and reflash it should speed up again.

I’m sure you can find a way to do profiling on a smartphone, anyway.
I don’t want to start a flame war of any kind here but I did want to state that I very much dislike googles designs, I find their UIs very hard to navigate and generally ‘displeasing’ to the eye.
Do or did you live in Western Europe? My experience may not extend to most countries, so I'm curious to know where you've seen that.
This article is depressing as hell.

I used to walk to school at the age of what, 8? There was one really quite busy road I had to cross on my own, the rest was residential. But learning to cross the road is something that was dogmatically addressed from a very young age. "Stop. Look. Listen." I remember learning about that aged 5ish? My parents knew I could cross the road, they'd taught me, the schools had taught me. It was tested in the crucible of parental observation and then I was trusted to continue.

Of course someone could come along and kidnap me as I blithely wandered along the pavement. But frankly if we're going to spend our lives obsessing about extreme tail risks then we've already lost.
I would say it's partly because of the design of make.

A Makefile consists of separate commands¹ and is heavily file-based¹, which makes it rather slow and doesn't allow to keep state (in memory) between re-runs. Traditionally this hasn't been bottleneck, because compiling C code was relatively slow operation, but modern web development tools prefer to work with in-memory streams instead of invoking executables for tiny files on disk.

I'm not saying you cannot do things with make, but in NodeJS/web ecosystem it just doesn't feel as natural/flexible as the "native" NodeJS-based toolchain.

[1] Great for interoperability, but sometimes more tailored solution is worth it.
> It's hard to know how much of the Great Cloud Migration is caused by these kinds of intentionally engineered interoperability fails

+1. The great benefit of the "cloud" and the internet in general is as an escape from vertically integrated silos. Which is why all the big players are frantically trying to rebuild some kind of lock-in along different lines.
Did/do you by any chance have what I can only describe as a "fear of failure / of being ashamed of your result" ? I infer that from your "low self esteem" remark.

I used to be very very similar, and with some help I identified that it was a combination of people around me expecting me to succeed a lot more than others, which lead to a fear of failing. Which then slowly creeped into a lot of aspect of my life.
I really caught on it and decided to do something about it when it started going against what I actually wanted, making me decline events I wanted to get into and had the motivation but my brain just wouldn't let me hop in.
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I find it incredibly hard to achieve that, even if I increase the amount of sleep I get.
”(...) they're all looking for someone to move laterally, not up”

That’s probably safer for them. IME many recruiters doesn’t really have enough knowledge about the role they are trying to recruit for, so it would probably be very risky for them to try to find a ”rough diamond” since they are not really able to make such a judgement call with high enough chance of succeeding.
Excellent paper, thanks!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novell_Storage_Services
Why? People state their opinions and experiences on HN all the time without such a requirement.

Because we're literally talking about an article about how fact-free policies are a bad thing.
I’m the exact same way; were you able to find a workaround? Does our situation lie within the realm of ADD?
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One guy on twitter told me the new SF parent company has "big plans" so maybe it will evolve in good ways.
I once went on vacation for two weeks where I spent the entire day watching TV. I watched more than 26 episodes of TV shows every day from 8AM to 11PM. I could marathon through short shows within a day. I never regretted anything other than poor streaming quality.

I never felt lonely because of the magic of the internet allowing me to watch movies and TV shows with internet strangers as if it were movie night, the entire day, everyday.

I regret nothing, except maybe the streaming quality and not making my own clone of that proprietary service (rabb.it).
Literally every comment I’ve read about this article was by someone who didn’t read far enough in to learn the person really was an executive ;(
You can't request that a legitimate service animal be removed because you're afraid of it, you're only option is to get your own service animal to keep the dogs at bay, e.g. a Tiger. Such is the MAD doctrine of service animals.
Be wary of projecting your personal values as if they were absolutes.
Here's roughly what that would look like using Bernstein's C string library (which was not only used in qmail).

#include "stralloc.h"
...
static stralloc s, t;
...
if (!stralloc_ready(&s, 0)) die_nomem();

if (!stralloc_copys(&t, "hello")) die_nomem();

if (!stralloc_copy(&t, &s)) die_nomem();
if (!stralloc_cat(&t, &s)) die_nomem();

if (!stralloc_copy(&t, &s)) die_nomem();
if (!stralloc_cat(&t, &s)) die_nomem();
if (!stralloc_cat(&t, &s)) die_nomem();

if (!stralloc_copys(&t, "hello")) die_nomem();
if (!stralloc_cat(&t, &s)) die_nomem();

if (!stralloc_copy(&t, &s)) die_nomem();
if (!stralloc_cats(&t, "hello")) die_nomem();

if (!stralloc_copys(&t, "hello")) die_nomem();
if (!stralloc_cats(&t, "world")) die_nomem();
I have a very large application implemented as one single lambda python function.

Works great.
Since then, sourceforge has been sold to another company, and they've been trying to fix some of their past mistakes[0][1].

[0]: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/06/under...

[1]: https://sourceforge.net/blog/sourceforge-acquisition-and-fut...
I, for one, never have fear of failure.

What I have is the opposite. In seconds I can think of this grandiose accomplishment in all its beauty if it was finished, and then I'm confronted with a white slate and tedium of doing even first steps in that direction.

What discourages me from smaller tasks is impossibility of failure. Why do a barely challenging exercise if i'm not the first to do it and not the best at that?
I believe the people behind Go are the people behind Plan 9?
> ‘Voluntarily Put Money in Pot’ (VP$IP) percentage...is the frequency with which a player plays a hand when first given an opportunity to bet or fold.

Does a call count, or does it have to be an initial bet or raise?
>We're not going to solve the problem of "why we have poor and not a better distribution of wealth".

Why not? In many countries we've solved the problem "why do we have subjects and kings", "Why we have slaves", "We we have peasants and sharecroppers", etc.

>Poor choices will result in poor lifestyles either way. Advising against spending money you don't have on things you don't need does not advocate Nazism.

Maybe they shouldn't have kids either, if they can't afford them?

(Many people advocate for that too. Because of course "affording to have a kid" means "giving it a middle-class life and paying for their college". God forbid anybody brings their kid a working class/poor existence. Perhaps they should just give up and perish as a class of people).

(Similar here with the idea that a "dog" is some expensive middle/upper-middle class accessory. Even homeless people can have their dogs (and often do). And the poorest of the poor, in developing countries in Asia, Latin America, Africa etc often have dogs and cats just fine. No $100 premium pet-food per month required).

Here are some "bad decisions": http://www.onegreenplanet.org/news/poor-man-in-india-shares-...
Thank you for describing it better than I could put into words.

And while it seems great at first "oh people like this don't burn out, don't stress out, they're fine !", the actual truth is that when you look back you see plenty of things you could have done that would have been awesome, or made you ton of money, or been unique, ... But you didn't. And you didn't do anything else instead. You just ... kind of go along.

I believe being above average talented is actually a detriment to getting better on that front, as it means you can cruise through life without much pressure of work and money.
My workaround is to do things that I like and put pressure on myself when things get slow.

However I still have a long list of side projects that I should do one day (or even worse, return to them one day).
Nobody is playing for a living at those stakes, I guess he was still learning at that time. It would make his basic analysis easier to bear out though. At those stakes the bad players are loose and passive, and simply playing tight and aggressive is a winning strategy.

There are no sharks at those tables.
Did I? You seem to be assuming a causal link between suppressing their speech, and them being able to get the majority of votes. I don't see any evidence to this effect - I mean, even just comparing the size of neo-Nazi rallies in Germany (strong hate speech laws) versus US (no hate speech laws), if anything, one would come to the conclusion that the best way to not allow Nazis to come to power through democratic means is to let them freely express their opinions. When you don't, you get the same people running on "anti-immigration" platform and use other dog whistles, which only broadens their base of support.

My opinion is that if there's a real threat of extreme political forces coming to power through democratic means in your society, then that society is already broken, and restricting hate speech is basically just sweeping the shards under the rug and pretending that nothing's wrong.
They're not bad :)
CDC has data for the US only. The suspicion is that suburban development is the main cause, not walking to school or to school bus.

In actual cities the rates should be lower as roads are not mixed with recreational or pedestrian areas as much, at least in Europe. It is still the leading cause though. (WHO has good data.)

Quite a few accidents are also caused by biking...
Looking at the map I suspect it's still the case a good many of the these cables end up trunking into the same building / using the same power and can be described as very much being in a "shared risk group".

You think you're buying a backup link resilience and you're paying lots of money to a different carrier, but one proverbial backhoe or one block looses power and oops you end up with a network partition.
use std::cell::*;
struct Cell;

works: Local names shadow glob imports.
Not the same person.

It seems the person who ran armory.com, John H. DuBois III, passed away in 2012:

http://lists.celestial.com/pipermail/sco-misc/2012-March/014...

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/felton-lug/V1OE-HaaiRQ...
> Maybe they shouldn't have kids either, if they can't afford them?

Personally, I'm not planning on having kinds until I'm somewhat confident I can give them a proper education.

> God forbid anybody brings their kid a working class/poor existence. Perhaps they should just give up and perish as a class of people

Sorry, but perhaps you should stop gratuitously exaggerating. I was brought into a working class. However, that didn't stop my mother from giving her best to raise and educate me into the middle class citizen I am today. Money isn't an issue unless it's a really bad problem. Education and parenting is however. I've seen a lot of wealthy people neglecting their children, just like I've seen a lot of poor people spending more time with their children.

> Here are some "bad decisions"

Because you can buy shoes with scraps of food?
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find a place which appreciates your skills without destroying you. if you are at least semi-competent, there are always plenty of options. don't be afraid of change, first step is mentally hard, but then it goes ok. your health is one of your greatest assets, it's easy to lose it and hard/impossible to get it back once lost.

you will thank yourself when looking back, which is always the best way to judge one's actions and choices made.
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For linux look at xroaches for a good example. Had a friend who used emacs, mostly in a big single window. He used a glossy/reflective screen. He moved windows 2-3 times and then madly looked around his desk trying to figure what was running around.

Finally figured it out and I just about fell out of my chair laughing.

Gnome has (or had anyways) an easter egg, hit alt-f2 and type "free the fish". You could click on them to get them to go away.... for awhile.
he's not https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15182165
Great thank you, that will have a lot of what I'm looking for.