skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are so many many more options than that. Why does having a career somehow doom me to be alone and unloved and eating cold chili out of a can? I have a career and a husband and even friends and other family, too. We don't want our own children. We have pets and we dote on our nieces, and that's how we like it. My work is appreciated mainly by my coworkers and clients, so even if I were single it would still be appreciated. Neither of us is Julia Child but we both cook. It's really not that hard to learn to cook to a level where you can put a decent dinner on the table. So call that option C, I guess. Families with a stay-at-home dad option D, families where one or both parents work from home so they can be around for the kids options E, F, G. Taking off a couple years from work and then returning once the kids are at school option H. Having someone other than the parents be the primary caregiver, like a grandmother or a nanny or a day care. Arranging work schedules so that theres always a parent around when the kids are at home. Adopting children later in life (when retired or FIRE). These are not all perfect solutions but they are more realistic alternatives to homemaking than your option B.

Also if cooking and being emotionally supportive are part of the female role, does that mean that you wouldn't raise your sons to be capable of doing those things? Where are their wives getting their emotional support from, and what happens if the husband/wife unit is split up for a time because of work or family obligations? Is the husband just going to eat McDonalds and canned spam for three months because the wife is across the country caring for her dying mother? To me, cooking and being emotionally supportive are not "important skills for women", they are important skills for all adults, especially if they are at the point of settling down with a partner.
I had an interesting experience with these 'trick questions' doing the Creditkarma signup - I was asked four questions, three of which were fakes ('none of the above'), only the last question was legitimate. Either that's a random edge case, or a very sneaky intentional design...
Hey TKinNC, I'd like to ask you a private question. Could you put your contact info in your profile?
> Otherwise, people being horrible really isn't your problem unless you train yourself to be very conscious of their opinions and to care deeply about them.

Humans are social animals. We care about what others think by default. Maybe you're an outlier, that's nice for you, but please don't think your experience is normal.
I'm sympathetic to your situation, it seems kinda messed up.

I think you are exaggerating the issue though.

Ideally, an intelligent and flexible application of the ADA rules could be envisioned.

(Ideally we would prioritize research into regeneration and fix the real problem.)

One of my friends was born quadriplegic and literally cannot live without help. He can't go to the bathroom without help. He can't pick his nose. Traveling around Seattle with him made me realize the fact that accessibility makes us a worthwhile civilization. We care, and spend to show it.

Consider: If you spend ten thousand dollars on accessibility for your barn, and no one ever uses it, that's a good thing.

Pick your nose and count your blessings.
My experience is very similar to yours. I see my peers as too-easily crushed most of the time, and insist on my own way more than most.
They're already doing moderation, though: Rohingya media gets blocked, white-supremacy media is allowed.
Can you import podcasts into iTunes? Surely from there you can transfer to the watch like with Fitbit Ionic.
Vue for me means not being tied to the whims of Facebook or Google (Angular) and the directions they need to take their development. Google's reputation for ditching projects and their extremely, IMO, convoluted documentation makes them not even a consideration for me.
> just let it die and pick up distressed assets at bargain price when it goes belly up.

Doing that would mean that all the experience that could have been part of the deal will already be gone.
I am working with language modeling lately. For practical purposes (computing perplexity, etc, which is close to of password guessing), Finnish vocabulary is pretty much unlimited.
It depends.

The way I treat my family is different because they're my family.

I don't usually enjoy interactions with new people because we differ so greatly in our priorities, focus, and sensitivity to violence.

If you lived on Mars for 10 years you probably wouldn't have much in common with someone who was born and raised on Earth. Some Martian's would fair better than others of course. New friendships might be more a factor of their gregariousness or how much they miss Mars though.
Here's an app idea.. scan your social network find the perp.
Well there are IETF and WHATWG already...

Did the W3C ever really work as intended?

I guess it's fair to say that HTML5/CSS3 were mostly driven by WHATWG. HTML 2 was specified as IETF RFC 1866.

XSLT and XHTML don't seem that relevant today. XML Schema doesn't seem that relevant for the web either and probably should have been like RELAX instead.

I am not working on browser features, but I'd imagine that participating in W3C meetings could be soul crushing for actual developers -- compared to talking to colleagues from other browser vendors and cooking up an RFC together. Of course that might not be consistent with the political interests of some of the vendors...
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They fuck you up, your mum and dad.

They may not mean to, but they do.

They fill you with the faults they had

And add some extra, just for you.

But they were fucked up in their turn

By fools in old-style hats and coats,

Who half the time were soppy-stern

And half at one another’s throats.

Man hands on misery to man.

It deepens like a coastal shelf.

Get out as early as you can,

And don’t have any kids yourself.
I did both. The camera arrived before the NVR, so I set up a test VM and installed the software and it seemed to work ok in minimal testing, but I really only ran it a few days. I've been having problems with their hardware box, but I also haven't contacted their support to see if there is something I'm overlooking.

I went through running PoE (also got their PoE switch, so this is all their gear), and I figure that if this hardware doesn't work, I can switch to different PoE gear.

Maybe I should try scheduling a regular reboot? I've wondered if I was running into it just having problems running out of space and having to do maintenance that interfered with recordings, and if a SSD would help. Haven't gone that route yet though.
Versus what? The European view that children are the State's property? Surely that can't be better than letting parents raise their kids according to their best judgment.
Oh, you are from Gijón.

Using the constitution as some sort of shield / holy bible that can't ever possibly be changed IS what show the weakness of Spanish democracy.

In the end, governments are there to serve their people. They don't make sense as entities on their own. They represent a group of people who chooses to be represented by their government. If the government attacks the people and refuses to hear to what people have to say, you need to resort to not following the dogma.
It’s illegal not to educate a child, so our control group will be hard to find. But perhaps the best bet will be the “unschooling” movement, a group of parents who think school is oppressive and damaging. They tell the government they’re home-schooling their children but actually just let them do whatever they want. They may teach their kid something if the child wants to be taught, otherwise they will leave them pretty much alone.

And this is really hard to study, because they’re a highly self-selected group and there aren’t very many of them. The only study I could find on the movement only had n = 12, and although it tried as hard as it could to compare them to schoolchildren matched for race and family income level and parent education and all that good stuff I’m sure there’s some weirdness that slipped through the cracks. Still, it’s all we’ve got.

So, do these children do worse than their peers at public school?

Yes, they do.

By one grade level.

http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/05/23/ssc-gives-a-graduation-...
About time North America adapted to this new reality: Kids in Countries like Pakistan (and I reckon in China and India) as young as 3 year old are being pushed into learning reading/writing and from age of 4 onwards, they are learning basic arithmetic.

If we North Americans want to compete with them, we have train for it accordingly.
Traditionally, intelligent dependency resolution with task selection based strictly on touched dependencies. When you add globbing and other expansion/interpolation features that's not trivial behavior.

But if dependency resolution is handled implicitly by Go's toolchain, then it becomes a closer race.
An Open Letter to Education Reformers (2011)
I wouldn't jump too far ahead when writing software for money, it's always better to use something you know will work and have enough familiarity with to adjust around its deficiencies.

But I think Angular 2, React and Vue are all getting to that point if not there already.
“general international law contains no applicable prohibition of declarations of independence“

Sure, you can declare all day but who will recognize you and if it's "illegal" in the country you want to leave, you will be jailed. If they do the ethnic cleansing that Serbia did in Kosovo then, you may have a better chance internationally. Changing of borders is frowned upon, almost every country has their own issues.
watch Barbra Streisand effect live

prior this mess, most of the people were against leaving, after this I am not so sure...
>Their 10nm A11 chip is already as fast as their current generation MacBook Pros, and that's with a 2 Watt cell phone power budget. Give it a 5 Watt tablet power budget or a 15-35 Watt Laptop power budget and it would wreck anything Intel could produce

Haha, what? I'm gonna need some serious citations on your findings there
Oh yes it is. That's the sad part. When you find yourself manipulating your own personality test. :) I actually meant to reply to the person above you who was surprised that you'd reveal that information in a business setting.
I first encountered Google as an embeddable widget on Warez sites. For the longest time, I was convinced it was a "Scene" thing (like the astalavista search engine) and avoided it :-D.
Neither Apple nor Google want to get into a patent war, but neither want to be unprepared for one either. This is just another bit of stockpiling.
What makes it worse than your 935? I'm not familiar with the Garmin watches but every test that I've done against GPS and step-trackers has been pretty even or in favor of my Apple Watch.
It's Spain, the politicians in the government are using it to cover that they have more than 800 members of their party being under investigation or even prosecuted from corruption. The governing party is being investigated for having using black money to pay for elections among other things like getting rich. They embrace themselves inside the Spanish flag and the unity of the country.
Intel reschedules Cannon Lake launch to year-end 2018, say sources
Maybe they thought using the company's email accounts would give them credibility... instead of demonstrating both their poor judgment and lack of trustworthiness.
As someone that elected to get rid of their vehicle, and lives in a pedestrian friendly city, when I go to the suburbs to visit friends it can be tough. There are many areas where the choice is walking on the side of the road, in dangerous proximity to cars, or walking in a ditch or through trees. If any area is within a mile of a train or bus station it should easily be walkable, but many are not. Crossing streets can mean running through traffic of mile long detours.

Many city and the suburbs at Large in the United States have a failure of urban planning and people friendly travel at a disastrous level. The reasons for this are multi tiered, but this is something that should be fixed.
Oh the email address. That makes more sense. I thought perhaps they were storing iCloud email in the chip for your account.
Yeah. I've got plenty of criticism for Google. But not this. Google isn't in the business of "trading" businesses to flip them for profit.

It's a 100x more plausible that they went in with optimism, and got snagged by something unanticipated. And what's more unanticipated yet powerful, than not a law, but a competitor with deep political and financial leverage in your company's markets? Those kind of power plays happen all the time in the advertiser and entertainment world.
For Ember at least, the LTS is 4 releases, however all versions are backwards compatible up to the point at which they bump the major version. So you can just keep upgrading whiteout changing code for potentially years.
what about Ukraine? laat time I checked they were invaded by Russia, not much to do with some free will of local citizens through some official referendum
No TensorFlow transistors? Seems like a squandered opportunity to further #MLAllTheThings and to build the first real consumer alternative to #Nvidiopoly.
This is basically the best idea.
Good to know. I've been tempted to try their networking gear, the cameras were a kind of dry run before maybe trying the networking.

But, honestly, the Google Wifi and OnHub have been working really well. We are in a challenging environment for some reason (neighbors with a bad cordless phone or something?). I've added a few wireless mesh nodes and hope to wire them at some point here.
A friend was talking to a young girl in a school in WV.

Friend: What would you like to do when you grow up?
Girl: I wanna draw, like my daddy.
Friend: Wonderful, is your daddy an artist?
Girl: Naw, he draws a check every month.

(ie, her dad receives some type of welfare check every month (perhaps disability, unemployment, etc.), and this is what she aspires to do)
>and in a just world their business would be completely shut down by the government.

They should apply HIPAA rules to data that can be used for identity theft.
Huh. I wasn't aware industrial espionage caused slavery.
Except that everyone I know suffered a major or minor depressive episode upon graduating college/university and entering the workforce.
> Was the reduction to the extreme really necessary?

Well, we started with discussion of genocide at the top of the thread, so it's kind of in context.

> giving the subject of a conversation an unconditional veto on the conversation.

Isn't this the other extreme?
Where judges chose to draw the bar is incidental to the fact that this exception exists.

The fact that judges draw the bar rather than you are me is critically important to prevent abuse. Innumerable boorish people would consider calling out their behavior to be "fighting words".
Dropbox? Was there a hardware company of the same name?
That constitution was written and signed under Military watch. Let's not forget Franco, a genocidal dictator, died of old age while still in power, he was not ousted by democratic forces. And no one ever went to jail for the dictatorship. Many in power during the dictatorship remained in power for a long time after it "ended". The current constitution is a reflection of that time, where Spain was a nascent democracy but the military and judiciary (and oligarchies) were still controlled by Franco people. Times change, so do societies, and constitutions can be amended to reflect that. In fact Spain recently amended it's constitution overnight. They could also amend the constitution to allow for a vote, but they don't want to.
> I would say several SIM cards and large storage drives probably isn't part of everyone's going-around-town bag.

My laptop bag right now contains, 3x1TB USB3 drives, a Thinkpad T470P, an iPad Mini-2, 4-5 4-16GB thumbdrives, two phones (Nexus 4 and a Moto G5 Plus).

Not a spy, just an enterprise web developer.
That makes sense. I just wanted to point out that a purely cultural difference should be presumed guilty, whereas if there were genetically driven ones, they might not be. The real meat of the point is that a culturally driven difference in this realm is a bad thing.
>Dropbox

You might want to correct it as Dropcam. For a moment, I was like when did this happen :)
I know it’s hard to not take parts with the “oppressed” but:

You must know that this referendum was approved without reading the bill in the Catalonian parliament, so the opposition couldn’t even have a say. Even the vicepresident of the chamber stepped out of line since it was so outrageously un-democratic. The people leading this movement in Catalonia (very much like the central government) is riddled with corruption. Public workers have been pressured to accept participation in the referendum (which is ilegal to do).

And just to finish: if you’re going to reference any prior “referendum” know that it’s not only ilegal like this one (thus no observers, nor accurate census) but also take into account participation (usually very low).

In short: please be skeptical about whatever you hear from either side. There’s an estimated 40-45% of support for the vote and less than that (30-40%) support for independence.
It's the first time I've heard that word. I can guess that it's supposed to mean "solo entrepreneur", but it's a silly-sounding word to me. Basically, it's slang, which is unusual in a long article such as this.
ah common, don't be so harsh on their hardware, it's not like Nexus 5X or Nexus 6P were not really good design...
I would say that no ramp is better than a dangerous ramp. And I've seen many wheelchair ramps in the US.
I truly don’t know whether to laugh or cry about everything that has been revealed about Equifax so far. It sounds like a bad sitcom by now.

“Larry... did you accidentally link to a phishing site instead of our company’s site?”

“Uuhhh...”

(Audience laughs)

“Dammit Larry!”

(Audience laughs)
If we want to adopt the Chinese and Indian methods of academic success, we should start teaching 4 year olds how to plagiarize--your average Chinese 7th grader is copying work at a level surpassing even a 12th grade American child!
This kind of reasoning is why society waits until an idea/system completely explodes and causes huge/irreversible damage before people finally change something.

Lets just relax and not worry about global warming until a few hundred cities are flooded.

Lets just relax and not worry about antibiotic resistance until all antibiotics are useless and a few million people die of common infections.

Lets just relax and not worry about the financial system until a crisis like 2008 hits.

Fuck it, don't worry, be happy, the world will automatically take care of itself right? How about being proactive in shaping the world and fixing things BEFORE somethings on fire?
I suspect the person who wrote posted this blog isn't into fitness on any serious level beyond 'how many steps did i get in today'.

The first and second generation Apple Watches were average fitness companions at best. Even the weakest Garmin did the job far better. More specifically, the accelerometer was just awful unless you run at one pace, forever. For anyone who is actually interested in tracking real-time their peformance there are too many cheaper alternatives to justfiy this thing for fitness.

Apparently, this is not just my opinion: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2016/02/apple-watch-review.html
I'm sorry, just downvote me but "I'm scare to be an adult because climate change"? Really??
I may have misinterpreted your original comment. You said:

Also, in some cases other people see the trolling about you even after you block it.

..which implies it's a negative that you don't have control over the (valueJudgmentOf: comments) about you after you've blocked the conversation. Was this incorrect?
This should be the one you're after

http://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/cty/pdp/spd/chromebook-1...

It's specifically the "Dell 7310" model Chromebook
> Given that you're lobbing the job outside of the DB transaction boundary, why have that transaction at all? It's not clear to me why all the jobs should share the same fate.

Good question. I should have probably put a comment to annotate that.

The transaction is there purely to wrap the `SELECT` statement, then later the `DELETE`. If it fails midway through, the process will restart, and you will get doubled up jobs inserted into your queue. This isn't very desirable, but it's better than the alternative, which is `DELETE` the jobs too early and then lose jobs when your process dies.

> If you want at-least once message delivery, can't you configure that in your queue? (For example, RabbitMQ supports both modes; only ACKing after the task completes, or ACKing as soon as the worker dequeues the message).

Your queue will also be configured to do this (i.e. in the case of Sidekiq, it won't fully free a job until it's been confirmed to have succeeded or failed on at worker), but you basically need to have at least once delivery between any two systems. So the enqueuer will hand jobs off to a queue with this guarantee, and the queue will then hand them off to its own workers.

> I'm not familiar with Sidekiq, so maybe that's not an option there. But in that case, it's still not clear why you'd requeue all the tasks if one of them fails to be enqueued (or the delte fails); you could just decline to delete the row for the individual job that failed.

Yeah, keep in mind that this a pretty naive code sample for purposes of simplicity. You can and should be more clever about it like you suggest if you're putting it in production. However in practice, enqueuing a job is likely to have a very high success rate, so probably this simple worker will do the trick in most cases.
Joomla – Takeover in 20 Seconds with LDAP Injection
Do you know how they monetize? I know it's a bit of a cliche asking that (you're the product etc.) but I'm really curious - using the Google API for search isn't cheap at scale.

If they are using a video of Snowden, they may have some philanthropic money - or it may be something nefarious. I'd love to give them the benefit of doubt though.
Inception Drive: A Compact, Infinitely Variable Transmission for Robotics
They also further reinforce the status symbols of the top-of-line Watch by discontinuing Stainless Steel case in all editions except in the Series 3 LTE as well. Though, this also means that the Stainless Steel Watch is not available to purchase at all if your country don't have Series 3 LTE available.
When I was dating a Croatian girl, I asked her which country reminded her most of pre-war Yugoslavia.

"Spain," she said, without skipping a beat. "It's eerily similar. All power and wealth flowing to the capital in the center of the country? Check. Generations-long repression of regional, cultural, and linguistic diversity? Check. Awkward tendency to rewrite history to avoid open discussion of WWII-era atrocities? Check. A staunch refusal by the central government to engage in meaningful dialogue with aggrieved regions and peoples? Check. Brutal repression of freedom of speech or demonstrations, inspiring ever-more-radical nationalism... All the ingredients are there."

"Nah," I said. "Spain's a stable republic! There's no way it'll descend into a Yugoslavia-style death fest."

She just arched her eyebrow. "War was unthinkable to us right up until the moment the JNA started shelling us. It's a miracle Spain's still one country, honestly."

The more I learn -- about both Yugoslavia and Spain -- the more I fear she was right.
I'd love to hear if anyone has different experience. I also did a small evaluation before I started pulling shielded Cat-5 for the cameras, but it really wasn't until I ran for weeks or months that I had problems.

I really should contact support and see what they say.

We have WiFi problems sometimes, it just seems like I'll have fewer problems if I run wired.

At work we have a Nest and it seems to be pretty good, though it's a much more consumer level thing. Which probably is good.