skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Exactly this. I'm observing how a midsized company shares fluctuate completely unrelated to the progress of our development efforts and actual relations and sales to customers. Product A was frozen and discarded after 2 year intense dev cycle (a failure), product B is not faring well in the competition, but we announced product C that may or may not succeed in 1+ years on a major tech show - shares go up. Next year product D is succeeding immensely, record contracts are signed with biggest customers in the world, product is ahead of competition - shares are down, because nobody knows.

tl;dr - PR is everything, often shadowing actual hw or sw "stuff" people make, and HFT capitalizes on this.
I think this is likely due to some kind of skewed market internally and probably that many countries hold US assets and debts that are being engineered in to a position of a new normal (or baseline). Real growth in the US is falling over time has been falling at least since the mid 80s.
What irks me, is that with increased TSA, border, immigration, political, weather and gun control problems is why the US attracts anyone at all, or even foreign money. I have a hunch that by painting a positive picture in the media and misreporting or under reporting real situations leads to a perception that the US is a great place when looked at externally
Too many words! You can express all that with just three letters: "no u"
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You definitely have someone to blame when there's assassination, and also the whole country should take an image hit.

See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Politkovskaya
It's been years since I was involved with the organization side of the Standards Association, but there was a lot of frustration among staff because the vendors (and stakeholders in general) often had a vested interest in keeping the process broken. IEEE as a whole had a weird relationship with Standards as well. A somewhat related example is that it took staff years to get permission from all the vendors to release the full MAC address allocation database after agreeing to keep it non-public. In general you can probably assume that people who work for Standards are even grumpier about the whole nightmare than people outside the process. It's sort of a perverse form of regulatory capture where the "agency" is still trying to do the right thing, but they're locked in by their constituency.
nostrademons said the value system in America, not among American business leaders.
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I think certain British items are valued, especially in the luxury range where heritage and quality matters:

-Fashion / clothes, e.g. suits and fabric in general, shoes.

-Engineering(even if foreign owned), e.g. Rolls Royce, Bentley, Aston Martin.

-Design, e.g. furniture.

-Consumables, e.g. alcoholic drinks such as whisky or gin.
But given that EU countries generally only import things from other EU countries (due to the tariffs), it could similarly bias towards EU countries that export to most of the EU (like Germany). That's not to say I don't agree with the general placement of countries, I just think it's interesting how many countries on the list are from the EU.

[I'm also a little surprised how well Australia and New Zealand ranked. I didn't realise that we exported enough "Made in Australia" stuff to be listed on something like this.]
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Well you can usually find out "on the box" where they're located (funnily enough the product that had this "most hidden" was from Belgium)
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Unfortunately this is what happens when you say the truth.
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So how long has been trying to hire another one? After 10 years I'd be getting desperate.
Are those dark markets contracts enforceable?

By the way, this is nothing like communism, not even close. This is a perfectly market oriented solution, if you don't like the idea, don't buy this kind of shares, nobody forces you to do so. If the model will prove good for companies and their investors, it will prosper, otherwise, it won't.
again mostly dependent on methodology, and polled sample
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What's the point of assassinating anyone after the documents (Panama Papers) have already been leaked? Surely the cat's long out of the bag. Just ask Nawaz Sharif (ex-PM of Pakistan).
Yes. However I think the definition of Capitalism is interesting. I don't think other people include "paycheck for work" as defining element of Capitalism.
Thanks for the clarification. Given what you've said and the size of the thing, this is an awesome piece of work. The level of detail and perseverance required is enormously impressive.
It is covered in Q&A at https://www.krackattacks.com/#faq - basically the proof didn't cover this particular scenario:

> The 4-way handshake was mathematically proven as secure. How is your attack possible?

> The brief answer is that the formal proof does not assure a key is installed once. Instead, it only assures the negotiated key remains secret, and that handshake messages cannot be forged.
http://killedbypolice.net/ tracks those; I don't think they have statistics per race, but even if all the people killed were black, I don't think it would change much the graphic.

More than 1000 people killed by cops per year is still absolutely horrifying, of course.
I guess I'm socially inept both in real life and on the Internet, because I never figured out, how do you get on a private tracker?
As an outsider looking in, Twitter is a harsh place that feels unwelcoming to say the least.

I've had an account for years, but every time I try to engage in something on Twitter it just falls flat. The main criticism I have about the platform itself are:

- hashtags too limited to meaningfully reach people, thereby making the platform all about knowing people already and then staying in your own circles. I'd appreciate ~5 tags to reference my posts independently of the 140 limit, and to better find others' posts.

- too much spam, marketing BS and whatnot. I'm all for GaryVee's take on marketing and media etc., I really am, but Twitter seems to me like an ill-suited platform for that. When something's popular you don't interact, you just add your 'voice' to a long list of spammy comments. The place is impersonal and cold. Even Reddit is much better for 1 liners with its voting system.

- bad engineering. Seriously, so many flaws. The mobile app is a buggy mess that crashes too often (on Android 8 it doesn't even work with 2FA, I had to deactivate it to re-log in, and why doesn't it work with usual authenticators?). Statistics pages are AWOL. I appreciate they made a night mode, I really really do, but it works worse than browser add-ons. I don't know how they manage to be both so popular and so bad.

Overall Twitter feels very lonely and kind of useless, at least for everything that isn't already much better covered by Facebook (ie real contacts/circles). And I don't like Facebook much, but they do a much better job at their mission.
People don't chase something. People chase emotions. And if you can trigger emotions with a virtual button click, then why shouldn't it work?
Other journalists might be reluctant to do any similar investigations in the future. Or perhaps it's just straightforward revenge.
Kayaking up Mt.Everest? Okay, now that is what I call crazy.
I initially thought it was actually some kind of tool that you install / create an account. I guess everything boils down to prioritization of tasks, which this questionnaire really helps solving.

However, in some cases, there are tasks that do not contribute to achieving goals but do require immediate attention and you simply cannot delegate it to others. How do you address / prioritize this using Eisenhower Marix?
Or you have a company located in a 'good' European country that's trying to hide that they're outsourcing all their manufacturing to a cheap EU country. They hope you'll see German Company + Made in the EU and jump to the conclusion that it's made in Germany.
You're pretty much spot on. Latency for instance when playing software synths is very noticeable above 20ms
Equity investments and research.

You don't know how compounding works, unless you actually have some skin in the game and see it work.
Dan could be short for Danielle or Danika or…
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Sure, it wouldn't do any harm to move to relevant and well-sourced examples, or construct such demonstrations specifically for the class. This HN discussion alone has gathered several instances of classifiers overfitting or fitting to features that do not generalize outside the training set as well as it first may appear, e.g. the curious case of leopard sofa [1] linked by andreasvc [2] demonstrates more or less same problem as the tank parable (leopard detector performs quite well but in reality is not detecting the exact thing we'd expect).

However, also consider that the tank parable has circulated in textbooks and undergraduate introductory lectures for several decades. The main lesson I learned from the story that after training a model, one should validate it to see if it does generalize to detecting tanks both during night and daytime. Is it really a surprise that it might be difficult find egregiously naive mistakes?

[1] http://rocknrollnerd.github.io/ml/2015/05/27/leopard-sofa.ht...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15486441
Yes!

It works with libreoffice. It also works with gnumeric.

The output of the program is:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9joeudijfav3pe7/a.xls?dl=1

(although it was short enough to fit in a comment, so you might just have tried running it!)
This looks really cool from the videos that they've got up on their Youtube channel.

I'll be very interested to see what choices they made for Kubernetes configuration as there's a lot of options there and they're pitching "it just runs"...

Also looking forward to Docker for Mac/Windows having this support too!
Seems clear enough that there are more cats still in the bag, and likely enough more bags...
> "Ideal for Parents"?

Hum, like in the sense of: "I want to pass more time with my kids" or like in "I want to hide from my kids as many time as humanely possible"?
I would reply: "please kind soul tell me more!!!"
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Something with low hours (think: 2 days a week), no bullshit like open offices, and mininal office politics.

Of course with that first requirement I'm unemployable, so, I'll stick to teaching English and keep my dev skills for private projects.
There's a time lapse video where the change can be seen, linked on the very page of the press release:

https://www.eso.org/public/videos/eso1733c/
Or if you're on Linux (Debian/Ubuntu), switch to one of the default virtual terminals with Ctrl-Alt-F1 (and Ctrl-Alt-F7 to switch back to your X server console on my machine) to experience the delight of low latency keyboard-to-screen typing.
That'd be great if someone knowing the disassembly well enough could explain some of these glitches, for example the Minus World[0]. I guess the logic (or bug) to active this appears somewhere in the disassembly.

[0] https://www.mariowiki.com/Minus_World
I still don't understand. (this may be because I am not familiar with Heroku aside from hearing about it in passing).

Thanks for trying though.
Edit: I'm editing further to ask more

Edit2: so you said that they make money because they provide services. What services could you offer when (from what I can see):
Company A: wants investors. So promises them a portion of profit based on investment.

I can't see any value from any other provider there.

Now I may be wrong, and I'll admit straight off the bat I have * no idea * how it all works, but it seems to meet that there isn't any other value provided to the company, or to the initial investor aside from, buy these shares of the company, hold these shares, or I want to sell these shares.
Is this serious scientific writing?

"[...] the gravitational force the Earth exerts on you is canceled out in a freely falling elevator" and "[...] it is impossible to distinguish acceleration from gravity"? Seriously?

Isn't acceleration the result of force? Isn't gravity a force? When you are in free fall you accelerate, gravity doesn't "cancel out"!
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Nice observation. Its 35+ years since I last did any 6502, and this morning teenage-me looked at those opcodes and smiled a little.
>magically appearing artificial islands

>solid legal ground

one of those things has to be false.
And Apple try very hard to optimize input latency on Apple Pencil which i believe the newer version on iPad Pro is now sub 10ms?

I think we should have rule on OSX and iOS where this sub 10ms latency is standard.
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> The mobile app is a buggy mess

I use Tweetbot. It's a long way from perfect but it's orders of magnitude less shit than the Twitter app.

> and why doesn't it work with usual authenticators?

Don't know if this applies to every platform but last time I was angrily waiting for a Twitter 2FA SMS to arrive, I decided to see if the number Authy gave me worked instead and ... it did. Which was a bit of a shock since the page didn't give any indication that it would. But might be worth a try for you...

(Obviously you need to have set up your other 2FA number generator first and that's a faffy faff mcfaff o'faff.)
Even if the court decides that companies can be compelled to provide information stored in servers in other countries, I don't see this going anywhere without mutual reciprocative agreements with other countries. Very few countries would want data about/owned by their citizens to be given away directly or indirectly. Even then, it may be a long drawn process, just like with any other cross border criminal investigations.
Depends on the trackers, most of the time you need an invite.

Private trackers are often topical, either focusing on movies, video games, music, ebooks etc... So if you want an invite to these you just need to hang out with people who share these interests and then ask around. IRC is a good place to start in my experience.

Some semi-private trackers also have periods where registration is open to all.
Adding step="0.01" to the input allows stepping down in 10ms increments.

Personally I can distinguish every time at 0.06.

I find it difficult to believe the rest of the hardware loop has 40ms latency, it would be difficult for smooth rendering to occur if it did.

I suspect that part of this is 'training' yourself but also what the researchers meant. They may very well have meant that above 100ms is jarring and noticed as a delay but below 100ms is not seen as a delay rather than truly being unable to notice in an A/B test.

I suspect this test would be more difficult if it sometimes did A/A and B/B.
This is the dark side of capitalism. It won't go away. You discover 1000 people, they maybe even lose everything. 2 years later there will be another 1000 people.
Pour encourager les autres.
Mobile phones don't have fan yet they don't have issues with overheating. Maybe it is the heat that is overrated unless you compute 7/24.
You may have a look at OpsGenie's Sirocco https://github.com/opsgenie/sirocco/tree/master/sirocco-warm...
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pour%20encourager...

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Minorca_(1756)

"In this country, it is wise to kill an admiral from time to time to encourage the others."
Damn your slightly-quicker-than-mine fingers.
Plenty of apps on Android are allowed to draw over other apps (e.g. Facebook messenger, Lux Auto Brightness). There are also apps that use the accessibility APIs to determine what the user is seeing (e.g. LastPass with AppFill enabled).

I think both of these features require explicit manual permissions (i.e. having to go to the system settings and whitelist the app) to be enabled. Also Android permission dialogs refuse to pop up if there is an untrusted screen overlay (which meant that my experience with Lux when with other apps' permission dialogs involved either manually disabling the virtual screen brightness adjustment or having it automatically disabled temporarily, which resulted in unpleasant surprises while using the phone at night).
> What benefit does the stock market provide to us ?

Direct benefit: liquidity - whether you need to buy or to sell, you have a place where you'll find a counterpart quickly.

Indirect benefit: information - just watching the bets lets you have an idea about how much people with skin in the game value things, letting you take better decisions about resources allocation.
I suppose you could rephrase 'Trump has taken office' to 'America elected Trump' to make the responsibility for his election clearer.
I don't think it's possible to implement an affiliate program in a completely ethical way.
Even if you try to make your reviews fair and honest you will still have a subconscious bias to give every product as high score as possible, because high scores generate affiliate purchases.
Your statement is true, but it is important to emphasise that they travel at the speed of light in vacuum, this is important because the universe is only almost empty and electro-magnetic radiation actually travels slower than the speed of light in vacuum in this medium. This means that one would expect for light to arrive a few seconds after the detection of the gravitational wave.

The statement is also only true for perturbations with respect to a fixed background metric. In principle it is possible for space-time to expand much faster than the speed of light (this is believed to have happened just after the big-bang).
Look at who benefits (or at least comes out unscathed) from these crashes.
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What does capitalism have to do with that?
> squander our lead over our competitors

This whole framing is part of the problem, because it implies things like "if Bangladesh is going to be flooded by climate change, this is actually good for the US garment industry"

> whatever it can

How many deaths?
Just to update on this: I did get a coupon through, and have now ordered a replacement (directly from yubico.com this time) for zero cost, not even shipping which I thought I might have to pay.
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How are new businesses supposed to compete when their incumbent legacy competition is using billions of dollars in tax subsidies to keep prices artificially low? New Jersey may get a ton of new jobs, but they'll also be helping to harm the overall health of the market.

And specifically at New Jersey's level, relying on a single employer to provide so many jobs harms the health of the local economy and community as well. Amazon is no exception to long-term business trends, and their fortunes will change. If there are eventual layoffs or even closure then all those people who are suddenly out of work will have a terrible impact both on the salaries of other workers in the area as well as whether people decide that they must move away to continue to make a living. Government's responsibility is to encourage the growth of many different businesses, so that the local economy can survive the closure of a few, and not to become overly dependent on a single employer.
I am using glide with a small Makefile + goreleaser

You can check it out here: https://github.com/artpar/daptin

The build scripts are located here: https://github.com/daptin/daptin/tree/master/scripts

The current setup is recognised by travis and semaphoreci.
Some trackers have periods in which they have open registrations; there are a few sites which track these (like r/OpenSignups), so I subscribed to one and registered to those that seemed interesting.

Otherwise, you have to get an invite by an existing user; if you don't know any, I think the best bet is to lurk forums and IRC channels and beg for one. I never actually went that route, though.
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I'm fairly sure that the engineers have figured out a pretty good estimate of the stall speed before they send a pilot to go test it
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agree, i would add self-reflect. because you can't know someone else if you don't know yourself. And you can't treat someone like you would like to be treated, if you dont know what you like and how you'd like to be treated.

In the end i look at it this way, but thats a personal belief based on what i noted above:
> be honest (honesty over kindness anyday)
> analyse your actions, thoughts etc. and look at if they are 'giving' or 'taking'.

In my beliefs it's easy. you get what you give and they take what you take. so if you focus on giving, you will end up getting and vice versa.

Random guy once said to me and it stuck:
"I listen to the whispers of the universe, so the universe doesn't have to scream." This has to do with suffering, but i think this is related to the topic of being kind, as people often become unkind due to suffering (the stress makes it difficult to learn and understand (it==someone in this case), which makes it difficult to be kind.)

In either case, 'kindness' is subjective, so decide for yourself what it means, what do YOU think is kindness, when do YOU think someone is kind to you? It's a personal view / decision which many people have their own ideas (or just assume ideas from otheres.)Some people want to be kind to one person, and use that as a reason to be unkind to the next. Some people think it's kind to tell lies (think honesty might hurt), thats all opinions. i'd say honesty and giving is the way to go personally, even if it means someone might get hurt by it (as that pain will be shorted lived than a lie which will accumulate energy and hurt a lot later on...)
As useful as Jian Yang's hot dog detector.
Everything that is either very low level or is used for deep introspection of other parts of the system.

I'm not against sandboxing, but if there should be a way to say i know what i'm installing, go with it. Otherwise you will say good bie to new ways of debugging, alternative drivers, unusual way of routing network packets, innovative UI interactions that are not part of the standards widgets, or anything you haven't think of yet.

The computing experience you have today is the result of all the stuff we fiddle with for the last 30 years because it was allowed to. It would be foolish thz big players invented most of it.
Ctrl-F "Byz..."

Ctrl-F "Consta..."

No offense, but this dude should stop posting anything history-related. Historical memes aren't history.
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Kind of ironic that 2 comments on that article are spam... Maybe spend some time fixing that too.
What about a thermocooling slot ?
Ah, but this is the light side of information. We keep uncovering these 1000 people, and the next 1000, until they realise there is nowhere to hide and their activities will become public knowledge. This is what they're scared of, after all. That they lose the ability to operate normally in public.
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No you can't. You just have a very limited way to use it. Even with the same screen size, give me a laptop os and i'll be more productive, with a factor of 10. It's not a figure of style. Phone os are terribly limited.
No.

You could listen for the keydown, but you wouldn't hear it, so you may as well ignore what you can't hear.
> EU countries generally only import things from other EU countries

Actually EU countries have MASSIVE imports of Chinese goods, but we also import from lots of other non-EU countries.
I'm no fan of religion myself. Including fundamentalist atheism.