skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd not heard of PWA before. After reading the OP I did an additional search on Google. Found a course on udemy that claims to be on sale.

https://www.udemy.com/progressive-web-app-pwa-the-complete-g...

I've seen three of the videos in it so far. Seems like an ok course for the ~25 USD I paid for it.
You are on a cocktail party. Have had a few drinks with friends. You all start talking about spiders. How they are these wonderful tiny creatures to be protected. You know, they got rid of insects and it's actually good to be above this. After all we have intellects, a sense of morality, and a will. We're not some freaking lobsters driven by phobias. And you know what? At this wonderful evening party, we all agree, that this is just the case. And then we all go home. Where, right after opening the door, you see this diguisting, big spider crawling on the floor. Without thinking twice you crash it with your shoe. And then -- using toilet paper perhaps -- pick up its remains and flush it in the toilet. Just to be sure that the motherfucker is really dead. Not to mention your 3 year old and 5 year old living in this house. And then, then, you realize. What happened? Just talked about it an hour ago. And then I got rid of this poor bastard anyway...

In a social setting, with people around having conversations, your brain cortex fires off. It's spinning like crazy. And the cortex is all about logic. It's all about intellect, a sense of morality, about a will, and group hierarchy, and talking, and relaxation. You get the picture. When the phobia kicks in... guess what... the first thing that will happen is that cortisol will turn off your cortex. In the stressful situation, in fight or run situation, your cortex is switched off brother. That's why this spider is dead. That's why after 30 years of perfect marriage you might do stupid things when 23 year old hot blonde is sexually provoking you. That's why live isn't white and black. Even in 2017.
Actually, Mandarin, at least according to this: https://www.quora.com/Do-people-in-Guangzhou-Shenzhen-and-Ho...
I conjecture that hypercomputation is impossible for the following simple reason. If you could solve the Halting Problem [1], then you could build a "living" contradiction, where a machine halts if and only if it does not halt. (See proof in [2]). It won't be a mere description of a paradox, it would be an actual one. If contradictions are possible (something we implicitly believe to be impossible), then Reality is far stranger than we ever suspected or observed.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem

[2] https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Theory-Computation-Micha...
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There is not much at all, there is a big different I would assume in service quality though. My Volt has been in Chevy service for over a month with a failed transmission. That is where the "love-ish" comes from.

^ Sample size: 1
I agree that often times CSS-in-JS forfeits some of the expressive power that makes CSS powerful, in the attempt to gain some muscle from JavaScript.

Instead of CSS-in-JS I think a better pattern for extending CSS with JavaScript is 'event-driven virtual stylesheets', which I call JS-in-CSS.

I'm writing a website dedicated to JS-in-CSS techniques, plugins, and theory. It's still a heavy WIP right now, but there are ~20 plugins that can be used and code samples and links to their documentation which is good to go already: http://responsive.style/

I'm trying to write down and share the results of what I've found trying to combine JavaScript styling with CSS for years, and the patterns and techniques that make the two useful.

You should be able to take full advantage of 100% of CSS's expressive power _and_ still augment it with JavaScript logic. You can have the best of both, and this JS-in-CSS pattern works in every browser you can imagine (I recently got it working in IE7 and IE6 just for fun!(
I don't think the solar controller or the inverter has undervoltage protection.
Quasar framework for Vue is a breath of fresh air.
> That said, the point is moot, because once a patient is stabilized, if they need further care, they'll be admitted, and receive care from an internist.

No, they often won't, because while ER stabilization without regard to ability to pay is mandatory, subsequent admission and treatment is not.

If the condition is not stabilized in the ER, they may be admitted for stabilization to fulfill the mandate, but there is no mandate for admission for treatment after stabilization.
> can be an effective way to silence their inhabitants

Although that is true, the authors note that they merely shifted to alternative platforms. It's not really getting rid of the problem, just moving it somewhere else.
Just had an awkward Starbucks lol, followed by googling how many legs an ant has. Thanks for this :D
I once attended a seminar by Balaji Vishwanathan. He said in that seminar that once he had the opportunity to meet founder of HackerNews, and he asked him why he doesn't do anything about the look and feel of the site? The founder replied,"I want the site to be as ugly as possible". He implied real hackers like things ugly.
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What kind of coding bootcamp kicks people out for smoking weed? Is that common? (assume you weren't smoking at the bootcamp).
Sure you can, you just need to make an appropriate study - e.g. if you compare how similar are the expressed interests in identical twins vs nonidentical twins vs ordinary siblings vs nonrelated children adopted as babies (who all share the same environment), then you can measure the nature/nurture split; if the interests of identical twins are just as similar as siblings, then that's evidence that interests are determined solely by nurture, but if identical twins have significantly more similar interests than genetically nonidentical twins (which IMHO was the case, but I'm not going to look for the studies) then that would be evidence that at least part of these differences are innate.
I applied for the parser engineer position, talked to your CTO and finished the take home project a month back. I haven't heard from you guys since then, not even feedback on my submission.
"Openly" as in "anonymously through the Internet"
Fraud can be either civil or criminal, depending on the circumstances. Where sophisticated parties are on both sides of the transaction, and the allegations of fraud boil down to complex questions regarding representations about the product, it's a civil matter, not a criminal matter. The fact that the DOJ correctly interpreted the law instead of trying to satisfy peoples' bloodlust isn't a "scandal."
most people don't talk about how they made peanuts in an entry-level tech job for years, but it's more common than you may think. that first few years of experience is a brutal battle every single day.

this is basically one of the best possible outcomes involving life in california, so congrats.
What's wrong with a hybrid approach? use react native for most of the dev work on the app and then focus on using native solutions for the few parts of the app that require you to drop into native code?
I got massively addicted to drugs and alcohol in college. Flunked out and bounced around through various stages of homelessness and unemployment, putting my programming skills to use to score a few bucks when I could stay sober long enough, then typically getting fired. I spent most of my 20s falling to deeper and deeper bottoms before I started to take recovery seriously. I finally "got it" by diving head first into 12-step programs (not for everyone, YMMV, etc).

Tomorrow I'll have 3 years clean and sober. I have a sick job (even by HN standards), wonderful relationships, more money than I know what to do with, a credit score that's slowly recovering, friends who actually give a fuck about me, and all that good stuff that I think a lot of us take for granted.

Recovery works, folks.
I was also skeptical of apps, but they do deliver a better more cohesive experience. I actually like the reddit app and it saves me a lot of time.

As for security, you don't have to grant permissions. All apps are also put through a scanning process.

For portability the browser wins. For quality well crafted apps prevail.
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You mean you changed the resolution of your internal screen with xrandr? Or does xrandr still report 3200x1800? If not, then this is not a HiDPI setup. HiDPI is (basically) when applications draw using internal coordinates that are not "1 screen pixel per logical pixel", but more than that.
I'm going to nth this! I really enjoy Vue's way of managing these separate but together.
Seriously!? We have a quota limit how many people can become doctors?
I was raised very poor in a small rural neighborhood of dirt and chicken coops among even poorer immigrant farm workers. Now I comment on HN.
I hope you at least got a chance to call him a "mini Madoff" to his face.
Oh my mistake, thanks for the elaborate clarification!
The tax rate is lower, but the places charging those taxes do generally use them for providing public services that individuals would be paying for directly or indirectly, so that likely offsets part of it.

Past there, I'd suspect that it comes down to society as a whole having a more positive outcome, while individuals potentially having slightly worse outcomes. If we lower everyone's income in taxes but reinvest that money in healthcare and mental health services, quality education, etc, then we lift a lot of unproductive members of society up and have them all producing for us as well. The middle class may earn slightly less, but we can basically chop the lower classes/poverty stricken individuals right out of the equation - Sweden has 1% of the population below the poverty line, while the US has 15% - that's going to skew the average upward quite a bit.
It's not hogwash when actual, documented cases exist of people not going to the emergency room for fear of being crushed to death by the debt from an ER visit. And COBRA doesn't just give you free insurance for 18 months, you have to pay the full premium for it. If you're unemployed, how in the hell do you expect to pay the full premium as opposed to the premium that you were paying before that was subsidized by your employer?

You've clearly never, ever been in a position where money was an issue for you. Especially not to the point where you felt your life was in danger because of it.
I use "ionic-app-scripts" (@ionic/app-scripts) for watching the change. It's what is used by ionic cli I think.
Since the recent update to webpack 3 things are better but I still loss my focus on each build :)
In fact I just checked and it's around 1 minute to finish the watch process, but many time consecutively, it become worse.

When I only update scss that is very quick indeed.
The start process is very quick also.

For the router, things have became messy when I tried nested ion-nav. A method is deprecated (getRootNav) and the new is not even ready to use! (getRootNavById)

I post many issues on github. Still using ionic router (no other choices now, but by using tricks like events), and ionic cli for building, some buttons also, and I avoid anything else.

ion-menu was too buggy on ios, I had to make a menu by myself

The general quality on ios is very poor

Some plugins are great but I have bizarre issues... Keyboard plugin for exemple, I had to "ngZone" it to make it work.

Using the grid was too verbose and too buggy also. I design everything in flexbox now. It fells that ionic is trying to build a good WYSIWYGs editor with ionic creator but making developpers "beta-testing" their frameworks (sorry to complain after a open source project)
Your concept of "holes" is just the state of the current job market for engineers. There are more open positions than engineers available. Hence, companies have to compete more for the available engineers. Salary is not the only but certainly a major factor to make people switch jobs. At the same time the profession gets more attractive for "outsiders". We had this the other way around a couple of years ago in Germany: lots of electrical engineers and to few jobs.
> Topping the list for common genes were those related to our sense of smell. One explanation for this is that people with similar olfactory genes will smell things in the same way and so be drawn to (or repulsed by) similar environments... The opposite pattern held for genes related to immunity -- friends tended to be less similar at those parts of the genome.

This makes me think of the thesis of "Sex At Dawn" by Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jetha. If humans evolved as polyamorous foragers for whom communal bonds were more important than paternal certainty, then it makes sense that you want your friends to like the same environments and add immunological diversity to your shared gene pool.
Equifax moves to fix weak PINs for “security freeze” on consumer credit reports
Heh, I don't miss it at all. Especially when I out-accelerate a car likely double or triple my car's cost without any effort.

Smoking ICE cars off the line is one of the most enjoyable things about driving my electric.

No oil changes. No transmission replacement. No smog checks. Likely never replace brake pads (due to regenerative braking). Only real maint left is tires/wipers.

Seriously, if I was an auto mechanic I'd be worried about my business/career if EV (or even hybrids - they get 50% of the reductions) went into full swing.
You enjoyed getting on those subreddits to spewing hate against black or fat people.

Not because you're racist or "antifatist."

But because it's fun?

Although you do consider those your political views (making fun of people for being black or fat)?

I'm confused.

And appalled.
I wonder how effective the coating was at rejecting the thermal radiation? More directly, how much more effective was this than, for example, the white paint used on some airliners by some companies?
Before the ACA a family of 4 could get health insurance from the private market for 350 a month or 4200 a year and it's tax deductible. In Germany, a family of 4 making 75k$ a year pay 7.5% or 5,625$.

The US system was cheaper and comparable. Now it's dramatically more expensive for the same cost. All we got from the government is expense. This is why many here are not pro-single payer.
> just trying to have fun

>> Their banner featured a cartoon of a black man hanging, with a Klansman in the background

Haha, look at this picture of a black man being lynched, isn't it so fun? Fuck off
Finally someone agrees with me! Yey!

Kidding aside, git-merge is simpler because you only need to know 6 commands: co, add, commit, push, pull and merge. I believe that these will help you achieve everything you need with git.
This uses the pushshift.io dataset. The dataset is collected by an independent non-Reddit inc user @jasonbaumgartne on twitter. Huge props to him for collecting it. Anti props to the authors for not giving him a better acknowledgement in the paper.
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> an answer should be judged [not] based on [...] if you agree with it

True, that.

> an answer should be judged based on the quality of it's evidence, not necessarily if it's right or wrong

I fail to see the difference between these two.

> a comment that merely says "MINIX 3"

...is answering the question. It doesn't do so eloquently, so it usually doesn't deserve an upvote, but neither a downvote.
Perhaps I missed it, but this paper seems to ignore usage of alt accounts. Many users have more than one reddit persona and may have simply stopped using their FPH persona rather than leave the site as the authors assumed.
This is a bit like studying crime in one neighborhood in isolation.

Putting cops in neighborhood A may reduce crime there, but it may just increase crime in neighborhood B.

I actually liked having offensive subreddits on Reddit because there were so many people that devoted themselves to arguing with the people that posted there.

Now those people are gone and are off to internet spaces where nobody disagrees with them. This will reinforce their opinions, not change them for the better.
So do we, but look at how many death-penalty executions get horribly botched.
I think it's easier to port your own drawing code from platform to platform. That's probably why Firefox and Chrome can be multi platform because their rendering code is the same.

Doing a cross platform UI library that uses native controls seems a lot of work.
People don't seem to understand that a lot of negative behavior exists in a context, and if you remove the context, the negative behavior can largely disappear. It doesn't necessarily just go elsewhere.
Hi dnsuh,

It is definitely possible to integrate this Palo Alto networks NGFW or any email or web scanning appliance via our APIs.

As for browser plugin, we can use APIs and check url in real time and block phishing urls. We just haven't had the resources to develop one.

It is not possible to do full detection at client side at the moment as our AI engine needs quite a bit of computing power.

here is the link to our python client
https://github.com/redmarlin-labs/neo
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Yikes.

Get on the phone with your Volt Ambassador and yell. From what I've read the problem with GM & EVs is the huge gap between the excellent engineering quality of the product and the crappy quality of their dealerships. I'd say get your car out of that dealership and into one that has a better track record with EVs and make sure GM corporate hears about it.

(Also a Volt owner)
Shall I refine the question then?

Would Beethoven, Chopin, or the Beatles be happy if a computer churned out equivalent masterpieces?
You were far from socially inept. ;) Somehow I have that feeling.
I consider those to be political views. Thinking black people are inferior is a political view. Thinking fat people should be accountable of their own mistakes, and that healthcare should be taken off them, is a political view also. Not my political views, though.
Well I had a CLK, a Q5 and some kind of Lexus as rentals; none of them is terribly cheap. Especially here in Norway, where Leaf starts at about $26k and is one of the cheapest cars you can buy.

(CLK was OK, the Audi and Lexus clearly inferior).
It would, however, mean that the overrepresentation of East Asians among life outcomes that correlate with aptitude in math is not necessarily the result of them oppressing other groups.
Well... I think you can have "fun" without it being at anyone's direct and unwilling expense for reasons beyond their control.

That aside, even if most of the users "weren't taking it seriously" it creates the kind of environment where being hateful is tolerated and celebrated... not exactly the kind of community anyone should want to encourage or participate in.
The mutation rate of mitochondrial DNA is much faster than in nuclear DNA [1]. But mitochondrial DNA does not have crossover, so the mutation tree is much easier to build.

[1] From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutation_rate#Variation_in_mut...

> Human mitochondrial DNA has been estimated to have mutation rates of ~3× or ~2.7×10−5 per base per 20 year generation (depending on the method of estimation); these rates are considered to be significantly higher than rates of human genomic mutation at ~2.5×10−8 per base per generation. Using data available from whole genome sequencing, the human genome mutation rate is similarly estimated to be ~1.1×10−8 per site per generation.
PWA = Progressive Web Apps
After spending ~15 years arguing with the same, repeating dissenting opinions, with no evolution or change in those arguments, I'm ready to retire to my echo chamber, where evolution and global warming are real, and the earth isn't 10,000 years old.

Welcome to join me.
> Before the ACA a family of 4 could get health insurance from the private market for 350 a month or 4200 a year and it's tax deductible.

Or not at all, depending on pre-existing conditions, continuity of past coverage, and other factors.
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No, Mandarin - Shenzhen is a new city, people have come from all over China - some people do speak Cantonese, but almost everyone speaks Mandarin
Sorry, did not realize you have S85, which is still 1.5 seconds faster.

Your claim that Model 3 will run like S have no grounds. All you can honesty do is to compare that Benz to your S85.
Maybe reach out to the authors and tell them. I like to think it was ignorance as opposed to malice.
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I like the idea too, but :) would be Chrome Headless capable of producing SVG somehow? Aside usability I think about indexability/SEO aspect of the material. SVG with texts would be excellent for on-line presentations without lecturer, PDFs, books and maybe even partially editable.
That's the point of the study. The concern was that by banning particular subreddits, they'd simple disperse the activity on those groups across the site. But that's not what happened, if you study the data site-wide.
> To be fair, that's also probably why MIT is cranked up about places like Senior House and Bexley (whole other story) if it gets the (simplistic) idea that bad forces might lead the innocent astray.

Also a good point. I don't think the MIT administration is so clueless that they assume this behavior will disappear when the dorm closes. I suspect they're hoping to change behavior at the margins - that somebody who might have tried acid because so many of their suitemates in Senior did will make a different choice.

I think the decision is a mistake regardless, and I think the reasons given are generally pretty small-minded. Does MIT of all places really need to juice its graduation rate? Are the students who don't graduate being harmed, or just taking a different path? But I can certainly see why MIT might take aim at dorms as a means to changing culture.
This might be far too personal of a question, and if so just tell me to piss off, I won't mind. But I'm curious, do you think, compared to others, that you might experience intense interpersonal relationships (intimate friendships, romantic relationships, etc) very differently from people who were schooled differently and thereby able to have formative early relationships of that sort during early adolescence - the period of maximal neuroplasticity? I've always worried that being forbidden such intense experiences might be a 'critical period' phenomenon similar to needing to be exposed to language before age 5 or else never being capable of grasping its fundamentals.
If I want to scratch my left hear, I would use my left hand.
Why in the world I'll do it with my right foot?

What happened to the simple screenshot?

This seems to be the flow:

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* drawn with http://asciiflow.com/
When fun causes pain to other people, it isn't a type of fun worth having.