skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have found that people, despite protestations to the contrary virtually always argue for policy that they believe would benefit them personally in some way.

I came to this realization after reading and watching fairly extensively the arguments against income inequality. I personally feel that lack of opportunity is a waste of human resources as surely countless great people who would have shaped society for the better have died without leaving that impact due to lack of access to capitol. Now 80% of the world lives on less than $10 a day, in my view these are the true victims of income inequity yet as I watched debate after debate these people were never mentioned. In fact the people debating seemed to believe that relatively wealthy, often educated Americans would be the beneficiaries of a more "fair" (fairness is debatable and outside of the scope of what I'm saying here) income distribution. That isn't the case as per capita incomes if all global GDP were distributed equally would be around ten thousand dollars per person before taxes, much less than the vast majority of Americans receive as cash income not counting government programs (remember all governmental services must be paid out of that ten thousand. Roads, police, healthcare, food stamps, etc). Thus income inequality isn't the problem they are attempting to resolve instead they are attempting to resolve it in a very limited arbitrary scope that happens to improve their own personal fortunes while ignoring most of the world that is suffering to a greater extent than they will ever experience.

This is not to say a particular group is bad, just that their ideas no matter how cleverly disguised are at their core about promoting self interest just like everyone else. I expect the people who voted leave had similar intentions as did the remain voters, naked self interest.
Indeed, but the GPS fix you're getting is 4-dimensional: if you have position, you also have precise time. Therefore - listening for the GPS time is not necessary all the time, just update when a precise-enough fix is achieved.
I think you didn't understand parent's point. It's not women that are
expected to put effort, it's the party that's not satisfied with current
state that is expected to put effort.

> Why doesn't the husband notice that his wife is always picking up after him, or that she is not recieving acknowledgement of the work she has done, work that he feels should be acknowledged when he does it?

Blind spots of attention. When she does it, the (unconscious) reaction would
be "I didn't need it, I'd be fine either way". When he does it, the
(unconscious) reaction would be "I didn't need it, so I wouldn't do it, but
I did anyway".

> Why must the woman be the one to notice there is a problem,

It's not that woman must notice a problem, it's that woman did notice it.

> [...] to [do all the work with problem], as if the problem is her problem to solve and not a problem with the relationship, which consists of two people who are supposed to be partners?

Again, it's the attention and its blind spots. The problem didn't get noticed
and acknowledged as such in the mind of man.

If you want me to do something, it's you who normally should put effort,
not me, because I don't care if you will have it done or not. This is how
interaction between two people works. It's silly to expect me to look around
for the ways to please you out of the blue. Why would you suddenly expect this
mechanics to work differetnly in a relationship?

--

[Clarification]: The description above is about how things work between
people, not a praise of man's passiveness. If a couple wants to change how
this mechanics, they need to put continuous effort in working against it, and
this means they need to notice it and decide to do so.
One correction: Modems in phones are not normally LGA modules, but rather components soldered directly to the main board. Sometimes the baseband processor and protocol stack are even integrated in the main processor SoC.

Systems that use the LGA or m.2 modules often don't use the audio at all, so nobody has cared to make a nice interface.
Yes, that’s correct. They only have authority to regulate when you’re flying commercially or outside the bounds of safe hobbyist flight. For example, if you want to fly over 400 feet or in controlled airspace, you need a waiver from the FAA to do that.
> Sounds like you should have gone to the CEO and got there before the sales guy did....

He did the right thing: He did quit the job.

No, seriously: If you work at a company where the CEO gives the salesperson that kind of permission (with the described consequences), you really better quit, since it is by definition a dysfunctional company.
OK, we'll switch it back from https://github.com/wallaroolabs/wallaroo.
New app uses AI to predict children's viewing habits better than Netflix
Those numbers are all computed, and they've all been getting better as core unemployment has (that is, they are trending together). The only number that is getting worse is the number of people retiring out at 65/67.

I do agree that we have to look more at wealth equality to see what's going on.
Reminds me of Neal Stephenson's book "Snowcrash"
For a metal wall it wouldn't even really matter how thick it was. I think the bare wall pictured in the article is interior though, so it wouldn't factor into heating and cooling so much.

http://www.steelehouse.net/livingstonmanor/
Oh - I meant to say - that quote is from this book: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596514556.do
True, but shouldn't we try to at least reduce this attack surface?

I would be radiant with joy and more if cosmic rays formed a significant part of my issues.
Dnsmasq with a black list is very powerful for that matter. AlgoVPN [1] is using it, and provides a network-wide ad blocking and anti-tracking.

Also, I made an app which is a distributed version of AlgoVPN, for iOS devices. People testing it find it very convenient.

[1] https://github.com/trailofbits/algo
On some (tape) devices, you could fast-forward while the reading head was still engaged, i.e. playing. This would provide the speedup effect;)
I was wondering and wondering why it wasn't working for me. Colons break the script. I tried to write "TOTAL:" in a cell and none of the equations would resolve. I wanted in on the fun and I didn't get it until I relented and checked the console. :P

Pretty fun, though
Solution: Be pedantic in your usage of words and correct people around and before you all the time if they use a word wrongly.
For further reading on this, look to articles about how the Phillips Curve (the theoretical link between inflation and underemployment) is broken (if it ever worked).

e.g. http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/inflation-canada-outlook-1.4...
I call it "the Microsoft Clippy age"
Expunge your felony records, dmv, dui records
At one point, i called this practice "borderline unethical," but people do it, and it works. "I think its more trouble than it's worth. ... But it does point out that you can help your credit score by more than paying down balances and making your payments on time, darkode AT hackermail DOT com was the first hacker to prove it works and have experienced it...its the best feeling
Yep.

Will be sharing and writing about it too - still a bit of a work-in-progress. Hopefully it all comes together nicely!

I'm leaning towards comparisons between tables of data, metrics etc rather than visualisations for much of this.
Getting one's "ticket" means getting licensed to hams.
Our stack is primarily JS and Java. I pay for IntelliJ, well worth it. Plus I've been using PyCharm as well.
What do you think about the Librem 5 phone, who are collaborating with the KDE and GNOME people to create a consistent mobile interface where Matrix is a first-class citizen?
It used to be that when someone at the top got a bit richer, they would invest that money. Which meant opening up a factory, creating jobs as a side effect. Now, it seems the better investments happen to be things that don't create as much jobs.
Associated Press kills RSS feeds
It appears the Associated Press has killed it's RSS feeds.It does say they are having issues: http://aphelp.ap.org ; but, I contacted them and received the response below.

From: AP Customer Support <apcustomersupport@ap.org>
Sent: September 25, 2017 3:00:35 PM CDT
To: "XXXXXXX@gmail.com" <XXXXXXX@gmail.com>
Subject: RE: The Associated Press Case 01284829: feed
died [ ref:_00D709MTE._5000g1nADxn:ref ]

The RSS feeds will never work again. The reference to
webfeeds, this is a product that customers have access
to and it requires a username and password.

I don't understand why a non-profit would make it's content less accessible.

I apologize if this is published somewhere, but I didn't find it.
Some ideas for getting going:

1. Find a local repeater and jump in! Before long you'll hear a topic you know about and can contribute to the discussion. I learned about #4 and #5 below like this.

2. Most areas have some kind of daily chat net organized at scheduled times, which is a great time to check in.

3. Keep your radio with you tuned to 146.520 and turned on when you're driving around. Many hams monitor this frequency. Listen in and periodically transmit your call sign and ask for another station to come back. It's exciting to make your first contact without a repeater.

4. Give yourself a reason to use the radio. Look for activities you might enjoy. I got into SOTA. It's an activity where you climb onto nearby mountains and make contacts to score points. If you tune into 146.520 on weekends in the mountains you're likely to hear and participate in some activity there.

5. Consider blending ham with other hobbies, such as radio controlled aircraft or modifying routers to do long range broadband communications.

6. Learn how to use your radio as a scanner. Then learn how to scan the repeater tone frequency so you can chat back when you do find an active repeater. This is a good emergency skill if you're traveling and don't know the repeater frequencies where you're at. (It's important to know the ham frequency ranges on 2m when you do this because there are active and forbidden frequencies right at the edges of what is legal for Hams.)

[4] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summits_on_the_Air

[5] http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/
I've got a sync button in my primary vault as well as on the main page of the settings tab.

https://imgur.com/a/CZ1WM

I use purely Dropbox for it, if that matters.
Tell a man to fish, feed him for a day.
This is a topic where the more I learned about it the more I opened my eyes to it and saw it happening on my own life.

I'm very easy going and there isn't much I get too worked up about. My wife, on the other hand, is a meticulous planner. I could see her getting stressed out making decisions for a vacation. I realized that by not caring, I wasn't helping and offloading the burden to her. Now I truly didn't care if we went to restaurant A or restaurant B, so she always had to make the decision. Since realizing this I've relieved her more from all the decision making, even if I really don't care about the outcome. Why should I do this? Well, because she's my wife and while I may not care which restaurant we go to, I care about her.

TL;DR It's real and I decided to do take up more of this emotional labor in life.
In that price range I have only been able to find terrible controllers.

Where did you get yours, and how did you asses quality before purchase?
Taking a close look at the living room photo, the orange wall on the right behind the sofa looks like it may just be a facade over what is presumably a thicker, insulated wall like those drywalled exterior walls visible on the other side of the room. Specifically, the way that orange wall overlaps that slightly dropped section of the ceiling makes me think that it's not actually the exterior wall of the container.
So you're complaining about a spend of 10% of €3 million, i.e. 250k GBP? That's peanuts even for a society the size of Nothern Ireland, let alone all of Britain.

Please take a look at [0], and take a sample of how much of the misinformation listed there originated in English "newspapers". Then again tell us how you think that 250k GBP is unjustified?

[0] http://blogs.ec.europa.eu/ECintheUK/euromyths-a-z-index/
The RaspAP web UI does not support this, yet.

https://github.com/billz/raspap-webgui/issues/21
S corporation status is good. It can save money on social security tax costs compared to a regular corporation or self-employment.

Paperwork burden may be slightly lower for an LLC. The LLC eliminates annual minutes for the Board of Directors and shareholders. Hint: this is, 99.9% of the time, a template Word document. In about 20 years of me being the sole shareholder of my own S corporation I have done something else (i.e., minutes other than these template annual documents) exactly zero times.

I find that people (whether owners or banks or other beings you interact with) sometimes have a bit of cognitive difficulty with the slight cross-species aspect of being an LLC but walking like a corporation.

So there you have my opinion. Nothing wrong either way. I favor a small extra amount of automated paperwork every year over dealing with cognitive dissonance in strangers’ brains. It’s not decisive but it is my preference.

To go full Reddit, I want a duck, not a horse dressed like a duck. :-)

Both systems work.

It’s what you do afterwards with your company that matters. E.g., what you are wrestling with right now.

I know of no cookie cutter solutions. Sorry. I manage this for a couple of people (bookkeeping, payroll, tax returns, etc.) in my firm and it is a thankless painful job.
Statty – A tiny state management library for React and Preact apps
it's a fine idea... but man, get that box insulated!
Looking at the pictures of the inside it looks like the exterior walls are finished with drywall and they come in a few inches which probably allows for some insulation. Expanding out would remove the modular benefits so any insulation would have to be done by reducing the space on the interior.
What would I want to do with Python in a web browser? I wouldn't be able to use most of the standard library, and I wouldn't be able to use most PyPi packages.

Sure, it might be a better language than JavaScript, but you would have to rip out and replace the entire standard library, and Python without its libraries wouldn't be any fun.
I don't think I knew that there even was a cursive form of Chinese. That does complicate things, especially the "off-line" case where all one has is a static image.
GTOP – System monitoring dashboard for terminal
Ask HN: What team password managers do you use?
What are good password managers for teams larger than 100 people, with ability to share passwords between a couple of users?
Is it possible that some graduates are realizing that for all that money, their education was not what they were promised, and a bit of resentment has led them to make the decision not to pay?
It seems that there has been a networking issue, rather than software issue. So blaming code(rs) here is like blaming manufacturers of TV that doesn't work for you because you have no electricity.
Monero Windows IIS mining made over $60,000 for a hacker
When a Microsecond Is an Eternity – Carl Cook  CppCon [pdf]
[video] Propositions as Types
"We are attempting to build systems that we are intellectually incapable of managing."
> Thank goodness civil engineers do not build by trial and error.

Oh but they do. Hundreds - if not thousands - of years of trial and error and catastrophes and deaths.

But the failures get written up, taught, remembered, and applied to future projects.

(And even then not perfectly - witness Mexico City and buildings on a drained lake in an earthquake zone; or Houston's wild building expansion in a hurricane-prone floodplain.)

Software, in contrast, has barely 60 years under its belt and a culture of hiding failures. Give it another 500 years and it'll start to look more like the architecting and building industries we have today.
I love the Oxford comma and have many spirited fights in my office about it.
why is the windows download 130mb? that seems excessve
What metric are we going by? If simply the number of "stars" VSCode easily beats out their other OSS, including Typescript and .NET

https://opensource.microsoft.com/?sort=Stars&tag=
I this this is a particularly insightful stance and it immediately reminded me of an application that already does this.

The thick-client MS Outlook will let you know when you have new mail, but there's also a "send/receive" button that forces a sync with the server and lets you know the result of that action.
It works flawlessly on a physical system. There was rather a lot of red text in journalctl -r 8)
Well why would anyone invest in companies that cater to the middle and lower classes? Those people don't have any money to spend.
The anatomy of a poorly executed ICO scam: Langpie
I feel like people are just using this as an opportunity to trash consultants.
> Do you know how scathingly critical the French and English were of each other for centuries?

Which was exactly my point, it was the de-facto standard for the longest time and one of the major factors for colonialization, that went on until the Third Reich and at that point, most of humanity decided: "Nope, don't want anything like that anymore".

That still didn't excuse the Third Reich or their crimes, it still serves as a "negative example" and will most likely do so for the foreseeable future. In that regard you are vastly underestimating the importance of the Nürnberg trials in the creation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its influence on the world community.

> The idea of world peace and equality in general was laughable until nuclear proliferation made total war among the world powers suicidal somewhere around the mid 20th century.

Nuclear proliferation mostly impacts governments behavior imho you are overestimating its impact on social progress and people generally becoming more accepting.

Factors like globalization and the Internet play a way bigger role in facilitating understanding between different people, it's also helpful to have a generally accepted standard of "Universal human rights", applying to every human being regardless of ethnicity or nationality.

MAD, with it's attached red scare, only generated generations of paranoid and distrustful people whos paranoid fear rules most of their worldviews, in some cases to this day.
Use an API to Build CryptoCurrency Apps (Angular, Vue and React Tutorials)
Paradoxically, sometimes the only way you can get enough information to make the "right" choice is to make a choice in the first place. If it isn't a one-time choice, the downside is generally minimal.
I have no clue. But Coinhive (source of the Showtime code) seems to think that it's worth it.[0] For Showtime, maybe someone was just going for coolness.

0) https://coin-hive.com/
Besides all that, I'd add that the unemployment rate is an aggregate measure. There's no guarantee that the unemployment rate for arbitrary subsets of the population (e.g. college graduates) is the same as the aggregate unemployment rate defined over the whole population. So, supposing that college educated workers actually were more likely to be unemployed than the average worker (they aren't), looking at the national unemployment rate would be just ... looking at the wrong place.

But here's a "nice" graph (the graph is nice, but the trend is worrying): https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNS11327662. Labor force participation for college educated workers fell by 3.9 percent points since 2009. This is rather massive compared with the actual unemployment.

I really wish the people at statistics offices would come up with some new measure of unemployment. Sometimes I feel a scalar doesn't cut it.
Meet Byton, the self-driving electric SUV coming to CES
Ask HN: Which SDK is better if I want to use numbers in my app?
I need some way to make ar app where it can read numbers, I know on Vuforia it is not possible.
Due to government involvement, there is a lack of a true market pressure when student loans are underwritten. Not surprising in the least that this bubble is starting to pop.
Yes! So am I! It's a shame that the airlines refuse to use my perfectly secure avionics code I didn't release.
How did you upload them? Apple strips location data when sent in an mms/iMessage for example. Not sure what all avenues they do this for, but it could be a related cause in your scenario.
I had read that it was tax-related, something about a higher tax on "video cameras" in Europe, and "30 minutes" was the defined limit.

Heat would make some sense too, but it's interesting that Canon and Nikon would both have the same heat issue that magically manifests after 29:59.
Agree. But it will be interesting to apply auto encoder pattern or generate note vectors
I had a look before asking but could not find anything before the download. Thanks, it piqued my curiosity (used to write & theoretically analyse several numerical integrators back in my teaching days)
yeah this seems pretty homey to me!
There's also gps[0], which has been what the community has been working to integrate with dependency management tools since 2016[1] and is what's currently used in dep[2]. I'm not sure how generically applicable it is, though.

[0]: https://github.com/sdboyer/gps

[1]: https://github.com/Masterminds/glide/tree/gps-integration

[2]: https://github.com/golang/dep
I'm reading this one now; great book!
Software-Defined Networking for Smart Grid Resilience (2015)
They're getting more and more opinionated in some of the frameworks too, it's getting quite tiresome in the asp.net field. First it was harping on about pure restful controllers which are nothing but a massive PITA, then I had a dabble in ASP.net Core and they'd changed ConfigurationManager to be Dependency Injected instead of an incredibly simple static object.

Yeah it's great improvement to have it nicely typed, but keep it static, I don't want to be DI-ing everything, especially when I'm just throwing together a prototype.

I want easy to use, not dogmatic adherence to ideals that gain you absolutely nothing but a confusing mental model in something like semi-permanent config.
Unless end-to-end encryption is used everywhere and implemented properly. Which Apple's cloud services do not do for everything
>A desktop app would not have suffered from such errors, by construction. The web is not a good tool.

While you are correct it would not of suffered from this particular vulnerability, a improperly utilized malloc for example could have similar if not more disastrous effects and would be exploitable under the same threat model. Yet I wouldn't call it a bad tool, just a tool used by an inexperienced carpenter.
File Systems: What Is FAT and NTFS? Which One Is Better? – SuratNow
It has a lot more comprehensive reporting and data visualization than the likes of Scrutiny. I have no idea of the scale limitations of Scrutiny, but I'd be very surprised if it can handle ~500,000 URLs.

Also Sitebulb is for both Windows and Mac.
hostname-based blocking can't handle when ads are served from the same domain as content you do want
Frictionless borders: learning from Norway
Have they actually investigated? I see a lot of speculation in this article, but if it's actually important to know, shouldn't they go find out?
This, exactly. I don't know why you're getting down-votes. It's indisputable that both (1) the economy improving on average and (2) the distribution of those gains is highly skewed to the right-side of the income/wealth table.

Stories based on average numbers lose a great deal of the details that matter.