skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> tap water in a convenient container is not available.

that's b/c some people are so spoiled they wouldn't even consider taking a bottle and filling it up under a tap source.

> In fact, I've also seen bottled water sold in every location around the world I've traveled to, including areas with good tap water, and both urban and rural locations.

B/c of above reason. Just fill a bottle. If that's too much - then this is an indicator of mental decline.
There should be a website that tells you for your current GPS location the quality of the tap water.
I wish they included a bit more information on the bug's severity. I've been using Safari on macOS, and this might make me seriously consider dropping my usage entirely in favor of Firefox.

What we need is stronger website isolation and permissions. Depending on the site's functionality and how frequently I use it, I'll modify their permissions. Some browsers allow you to restrict a couple features, but I'd argue it's not granular enough.

Why should any random site be allowed to use WebSockets, WebRTC, WebGL, etc? I'd want to turn off all those features and more on sites that I don't think should have them.

I'm actually a bit annoyed with Safari 11, which removed the ability to conditionally disable WebGL. In my experience, most websites that were using WebGL had absolutely no good reason to do so.
I too have this problem, I wonder, however, whether HN is a great place for such discussion. Not that it is off topic, but HN is a place that increases this feeling by creating an all or nothing atmosphere. There is no way to be seen just a little.

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Did the tree hear itself fall?

One of the first successful AI experiments was a computer in a booth at a fair. The computer had a genetic algorithm which would draw two pictures.
The viewer was to decide which picture was better and select their answer using a set of buttons. The mutation of the algorithm which drew the "better" picture then "survived" till the next round. Despite the fact that the algorithm started by drawing random noise, it ended up creating symmetrical, abstract shapes with some aesthetic quality. The AI could not paint, but was it intelligent? It was able to create things, but it was reliant on the judgment of others to tell if they were good.

A person with no taste of their own, who is unable to judge whether they like something or not, and who is at the mercy of the input of others to decide their direction is quite similar to this genetic algorithm.

We need to learn to be able to experience things, and decide for ourselves whether we enjoy them or not in order to be able to create anything at all.

Do you have a sense for this?

I do.

Do you hear yourself? Do you see yourself? Do you SEE the product of your labors and enjoy them, or at least have an opinion on them? Or do you need others to see and hear for you?

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Impetus: Do you actually want to do the things you do? Or have you not found anything that you're truly passionate about yet?

I can see and hear, but I still lack impetus without the input of others. Indeed, I find that I can become so empty when I imagine that I am truly alone, that I can just lie on the floor and not move.

However, there are many people who successfully live alone in nature. True hermits. I believe that the difference is that you can "hear the music" you can "see the artwork" but if you don't enjoy it, then what's the point? In this post-industrial world, our cities and the buildings in which we live are so devoid of beauty that the passion is sucked from us.

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To whom does the voice in your head speak?

I often suffer from the problem that the voice in my head is always planning a conversation, or a speech, I struggle to think to myself. To talk to myself. I have been practicing this though, by using a program which records my voice and plays it back to me. I intentionally say embarrassing things that I would not want to publish. I ensure that I'm alone so that I can practice speaking to myself. I find that it does help, though it has not cured me.
Can I ask what is considered chronic procrastination. For instance, I am sitting on a tax filing task for almost 2 months now. It's not gonna endanger my life, but it's one of those things I can't get my mind to do.
The issue is where to park them. In southern california, there's some amazing rv parks in the desert that you can stay in for under $500 month, you get electricity and plumbing.

Are there many places like that in the bay area?
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That's precisely the problem TomTom and Here HD Maps aim to solve.
Forgot to link to the page on GOV.UK with that method and the current set of recommended browsers: https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/technology/designing-for-d...
I'm not convinced because your answer doesn't address the nervous activity of these lower animals. Maybe they don't exhibit any at all in that state, but there's no reason to preclude this diffuse, sparse network from exhibiting patterns exhibiting precursors to sleep comparable to at least one of the human sleep phases.
Wow! Where do I apply?
It's always the right turners who just stare left and then go...
Baseball coverage once included broadcasts made by reconstructing games from telegraph reports, in some cases making up the game from whole cloth. Or, in modern parlance, "fake news".

(Story often told about Reagan, but he's not the only one. https://www.thoughtco.com/ronald-reagans-radio-career-284336... para 5-7)
> Almost the same here in the Netherlands. I guess the north of Europe has enough money for nice water filtration.

I doubt that water filtration is particularly expensive compared to stuff like defense expenses or buying out banks.

It's more about whether a government cares about providing an egalitarian long term solution for clean water.

The US government doesn't care about black people being unjustly shot dead by police or for providing health care. Of course they don't care about something as abstract as clean water.
That's because you don't understand that 'large water consumers' are generally known as farms. Try f'ing with the farm lobby.
C# is part of the upcoming 3.0 release.

https://godotengine.org/article/godot-getting-more-languages

https://github.com/neikeq/GodotSharp
There's an entire sub-industry of financial journalism which is extremely well paid. It's just that it's paid for by charging the recipients (investors) a lot, and the people involved are called "analysts" rather than journalists. It's the sort of stuff available on Bloomberg terminals.
We saw some issues that seemed like a possible aws outage, but can't really confirm it
This seems to be much more bloated than homeshick [1] that I fail to see the point.

Somebody care to tell me what I'm missing?

[1] https://github.com/andsens/homeshick
We are planning on that :)
I'd also like to add a fourth dimension to the problem, and that is.

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Distributed attention

Attention is like wealth, in that the distribution of it is unfair. Some people get lots of attention while others get none. When someone has a lot of attention, they are said to be famous. We've come to equate "getting attention" with "being famous" but it need not be this way. We can receive the love and attention of one or two close friends and that is quite as good as being famous. Indeed, it might be better. We're all for decentralization and distribution here, but HN is really horrible when it comes to the centralization of attention. 99% of posts fall flat on their faces, and only a few get attention. We need to learn to redistribute attention so that everyone gets their fair share.
I've done a fair amount of tech support in my career. The divide in our thoughts seems to be that I'm not thinking of a system that will be quickly popular and adopted, but rather one that is secure and eventually wins over users. Users may be reluctant but as they continue to suffer from data loss they'll slowly learn to use proper security regardless of the UX hurdles.
You seem to be confused... your words mean something other than what you think they mean.

You wrote that Google does not have the "whole IP". You are saying that there is something that Google doesn't have access to?

If Google has non-exclusive rights to all of HTC's IP, then they do have the whole IP. They just aren't the only company with the whole IP.
I prefer results to be as close to accurate as possible. I use a dedicated device, not a phone, when I put out game cameras or traps. The more accurate the results, the quicker they are to check.

I guess I'd reverse the question. Why wouldn't you want the greatest level of accuracy you can get? Maybe you want to track your property lines? Maybe you want to accurately mark where your access point is for your septic tank? Maybe you just want to hide Easter eggs or buried treasure?

I'm not sure why anyone would want a tool that is less accurate than it can be, assuming it is also reasonably affordable.
Lane detection, self driving cars, drone delivery and of course meeting your Tinder date in the middle of a rock concert.
I have the same issue due to depression and Lexapro has helped immensely. The negative feelings persist but the motivation and lack of apathy toward work has been greatly improved.
If that is the only way business can be done in Uzbekistan then Telia had no business case in Uzbekistan. It's a no-brainer.

And if you are going to argue with China taking the business, well, let China do the bribery and take the business. The free, open economy will outperform closed corrupted systems in the long run.
If I recall correctly, vault is used for them to plan how much coins to store between cold storage and hot wallet. Not just an account level authentication.
Bitcoin blockchain bank notes now exist
Not the answer to your question, but this scheme still wouldn't really be ideal since it wouldn't encourage "normal" users to conserve water.
>It still didn't help to break Merkel's popularity but the whole election campaign of the SPD was centered around that topic.

It did help to break Merkel's popularity when Martin Schulz was first elected as a candidate of the SPD and a lot of people thought social inequality and social justice would be a big topic of the election. The SPD lost all that support again when it turned out their strategy for making social inequality a topic in the election was just saying the words "social justice" a lot with no substance to follow up with.
"Grails" was derived from "Rails", just with a g prepended. Are you actually asking whether the "Holy Graal" refers to a railway station in heaven?
Mobile UI Design – Mobile App Interface Design Service
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>This is like telling depressed people to be happy or victims of violence with PTSD to 'grow a pair' and 'snap out of it'.

It might go against the "just feed them drugs" mentality, but lots of times it totally works.

They had plenty of "traumatic stress" before the 21st century, in all parts of the world -- huge wars, conflicts, disasters, even genocide. But those involved (like older friends and relatives that have survived bombings and wars and dictatorship) also could grow a pair and snap out of it, and even thrive afterwards. I don't believe they had a different DNA or mental wiring back then.

At an FDA hearing on March 23, 2006, I testified: “Saying any
psychiatric diagnosis ‘is a brain-based problem and that the medications
are normalizing function’ is an anti-scientific, pro-drug lie” [ 14].
Yet this has become standard practice throughout medicine, for example, at the American Psychiatric Association [ 15], American Medical
Association [ 16], American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
American Academy of Pediatrics, Child Neurology Society, American
Academy of Family Physicians [ 17], FDA [ 13], and virtually all US
government health-care agencies.

Journal articles [ 6], press releases, ads [ 18], drug inserts, and
research informed consent documents say, or infer, that psychological
diagnoses are abnormalities/diseases. All patients and research
participants with psychological problems are led to believe they have an
abnormality/disease, biasing them in favor of medical interventions, and
against nonmedical interventions (e.g., love, will power, or talk
therapy), which presume, as is the case, that the individual is
physically and medically normal and without need of a
medical/pharmaceutical intervention.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1518691/

Currently, depression is not diagnosed via objective chemical
tests, nor is treatment guided by any such tests. If depression did
result primarily from a known chemical imbalance, such tests
would likely be available and in widespread use, and depression
would be easily and quickly resolved for most patients.

Luckily, a number of effective interventions are available for
treating depression. Such interventions include a variety of
pharmacological as well as nonpharmacological approaches, sometimes
used alone and sometimes in combination with one another

http://www.brown.uk.com/brownlibrary/france.pdf
I am not American and not living in the USA. I am not subject to any of this contrary to what you think.
We've banned this account for repeatedly violating the HN guidelines and ignoring our requests to stop. Please don't create accounts to do this with.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
The Daily WTF currently shows a 500 error page. Is this a failure or a meta-joke?
Thank you so much for taking the time to give a thought out, personal answer.

At the risk of sounding really shallow, I think your AI example and this snippet describes me to a T.

>A person with no taste of their own, who is unable to judge whether they like something or not, and who is at the mercy of the input of others to decide their direction is quite similar to this genetic algorithm.

>Do you hear yourself? Do you see yourself? Do you SEE the product of your labors and enjoy them, or at least have an opinion on them? Or do you need others to see and hear for you?

I don't remember the last time I made something because I enjoyed making it...and I've made a lot of stuff recently - from frameworks to sites to home automation sensors. I did not getting pleasure from making them - once they were made, I asked myself "what next?" or "how to monetize?" The entire making process lost its charm the minute that thought came up.

>Impetus: Do you actually want to do the things you do? Or have you not found anything that you're truly passionate about yet?

I know I enjoy coding for its own sake. I sometimes enjoying running when I'm in the zone. I'm not "passionate" about them but I feel if someone were to question their usefulness in front of me, I'd fight them on the subject. Does that make me passionate for coding and running?

The voice in my head speaks to an audience and sometimes to the present me exhorting me to "show 'em!"

I'm going to come back to your answer in future to see if I can read more into it than what I gleaned at first glance.
There's an effort to have a drop in replacement for numpy using arrayfire. https://github.com/FilipeMaia/afnumpy

It is still a work in progress and requires some upstream changes in arrayfire to support the numpy api better.
No data is centralized. There is a central service that grants access tokens. You can revoke the login name (default is CPR, our equivalent to SSN, but can be changed to anything, mine is for instance), card or dongle seed. It is in essence a public login name, a secret password, and a one time key. It is state of the art security for every single individuals interaction with the government and when applying for financing, banking, ect. Should the central service be compromised, there is a kill switch in the system until the service is secure again.

There is multiple layers of security at play here, including seperated logging entities such that there is no traffic that isn't logged, always leaving a paper trail of what services was used by the adversary. If you want to gain access to impersonate someone, there are others a significantly more effective ways utilizing social engineering. Not to say it's easy, because you need to obtain an official card (sygesikringsbevis), then use that to request a new passport with your photo, hope they do not have old photos in record, then use the passport to change address and then order NemId key card, and hope the person is not reading the mail and text about a new card being send.
Equifax suffered another data breach in March
Stupid question. Can I install linux on an iPad?
GPS, Relativity, and Pop-Science Mythology
In Switzerland every 10 years the government sends residents within a 50 km radius (previously it was 20 km) from nuclear power plants a pack of iodine pills (https://www.naz.ch/en/themen/jod_tabletten.html)
Not really. Leaving a phone at home and taking a notebook or book with you while sitting outside is not like "stop staying awake". It will, in fact, get you off the Internet and is unlikely to result in withdrawal symptoms for most people.

Unlike "stop staying awake" which is not actionable.

A book might not be a good suggestion for everyone, and finding the right "off internet thinking environment" is not easy for some, but it's doable for most.
move to eastern europe, you'll live like a king. Well a poor-ish king, but a king nonetheless.
Had a quick look through the showcase, looks like mosty small indie titles or developers personal projects - which is cool, but have any larger games shipped with Godot? Any titles we might have heard of?
GPS, Relativity, and pop-Science Mythology
http://www.alternativephysics.org/book/GPSmythology.htm
Benchmarking visual perception algorithms using GTA V
I think nobody here thinks that this piece of code from weekend will be used on Monday on the band.
The hardest part is coming up with a solution and that company got it almost for free. I am pretty sure that this company will even aplly for a patent for this solution!
The team should at least get a remuneration if this "proof-of-concept" implemented and will actually be used.
Bonus points for making this work in Haiku[1]! While I doubt that this has any real value in itself, it's always nice to see that the Haiku project is alive.

1. https://www.haiku-os.org
Cyber Crime and Information Security
In this digital world lack of information leads to the cyber crime. Cyber Security means protecting information, equipments, devices, computers, computer resources, communication devices, & information stored therein from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification or destruction.
Thank you. I was suspecting that I might have ADHD for a while now but never got to actually test it. The country I'm living in is still very backwards when it comes to ADHD treatment and until recently only children could get diagnosed. For adult immigrants it was almost impossible.

Your comment was a good reminder though. I right away googled for a mental clinic, picked up my phone and asked if they are able to diagnose adults. Now I have an appointment for next week.

I hope of course that I don't have it, but if I do, and if I actually can get medicine for it, and if it would actually change my life, a big thank you!
I don't know about Mexico but in Bolivia Coca-Cola is around half of the price of milk. I've heard that there are mothers giving coke to babies but never seen it. (I lived 4 years in Bolivia).
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Absolutely. Also an example of how the financial system has evolved to tie the fates of some of the large, institutional (too big to fail) speculative investors to that of the common working man in the most unjust way possible. It is impressive how remarkarble they've evolved the finacial sector (for themselves).
Try keeping a personal journal that you don't intend to show anybody, try meditation. Consider retiring some of your social media accounts.

Stop caring so much about who visits your blog - turn it into something that you can use to keep track of all the cool stuff you try - make it a tool you can reference, keep snippets there, little tutorials for yourself, etc. If nobody else ever reads it, at least it's useful for you.
openSUSE community packages for the editor:

2.x

https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?project=games...

3.0 git (not released yet)

https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?project=games...
I feel that if you want to buy a "disposable" laptop might as well put 60$ more in it and buy one of the cheap ASUS laptop, you'll get an infinitely better build quality (for the price range), x86 and better distro compatibility.
Please don't use code blocks for quoting, makes it incredibly hard to read on mobile.
He didn't say they weren't skilled enough to learn those languages - in fact he explicitly said they likely would know those. There's clearly a ton of evidence showing that Googlers can learn them, but having a short learning curve for the new language they're introducing still seems useful.
Dang. I think I asked a sensible question. What is the purpose of an etnocentric streaming service? Do you genuinely think this is a good idea? Poltiical affiliation aside this is just a horrible idea.

I guess you are in your good right to ban me, having a free market and all. Its just kind of perplexing to be honest. You add this makeshift appendum to the rules, yet I still see you enforce only one side.

Also I thought that worldstar was the number one afro video site.
I find it... ugly?
I'm curious of what you think of Piketty's policy suggestions in Capital.
I think a reasonable option is to use pgbouncer. I wouldn't comment about it because I have long abandonned databases with no failover in favor of solution that works, but people who tried hard enough seem to get pgbouncer to a working point.

postgre fans will hate, but if you really need something with automated failover, you might have to take a look at better databases. Either Postgre/Oracle in the paid SQL world, or elasticsearch/cassandra/riak in the free NoSQL world.
Another one here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyc5ohv0RLY
Also, leaks would eventually happen. Someone always knows someone who knows...
I was trying to get tested/diagnosed ran out of insurance before getting out of school. I don't know, they say (who?) if the stimulant "Adderall" makes you feel "pumped" or "happy/excited" then you probably don't have ADD/ADHD

No doubt though, being able to sit down and work 12 hours straight without eating, absorb a crazy amount of information... crazy. But then the come down/depression afterwards. Also the effects on your body, weight loss is cool but other stuff not so much.
If I recall correctly magnesium glycinate is the most readily absorbed and utilised form of supplemental magnesium, followed by magnesium citrate.
We're handling that mostly by increasing the age of retirement, not increasing labor costs.
> Wrong food, bad sleeping habits, wrong teaching methods all influence the way we get stimulated. Studies agree with this.

This part is severely misunderstood. If I don't sleep, eat, and exercise reasonably I completely lose focus. Taking adderall will help, but it treating the symptom rather than the cause. This looks like ADHD, but isn't.

If my children lack sleep and are overburden (thanks modern school system), it looks like ADHD, but it isn't.

Now, some people, children and adults, do have ADHD no matter how well they sleep, meditate, eat, and exercise. With our current understanding, their best bet is medication. But for the vast majority, they simply need to slow down.
I'd be very interested in this after years of working with Oracle (and SQLServer), I know a little Postgres and would like to learn more.
"In recent years, the proportion of workers employed in private-sector health services has exceeded 11 percent." says BLS in 2009 https://www.bls.gov/spotlight/2009/health_care/