skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The US also has lots of federally owned land which is "public" but used primarily by ranchers for grazing their cattle. It's not that unusual of an arrangement, and the ranchers have way more political pull than environmentalists.
It's rather more complicated than that, no?

Turtles and tortoises sexually mature slowly and live for a very long time, but they also lay tons of eggs and don't invest anything on individual young.

Are they r- or k-strategists?
>Spain is forcing its might on a peaceful majority on Catalonians through violence...

Except that statement is completely false.
No, because sadly they don't let us have a referendum.
This breaks the HN guidelines, which ask: "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize."

More generally, would you please stop posting unsubstantive comments here? If you have a substantive point to make, make it thoughtfully; if you don't, please don't comment until you do.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
It looks like Spain are coming as the bad guys in the whole ordeal, trying to keep their "vassal" state at any cost. Seems like a throwback to feudal times. They could have made a reasonable deal. Referendum would be valid if there is over 50% participation and a super majority 2/3rds approve it (over 66% of YES, for independence).

Most likely the independence vote would have lost, people felt they expressed their rights and Spain would move on to deal with their economy and other matters. Squashing referendums with violence made them look bad and lose the moral ground on the international scale and just embolden the separatists (who wants to live under an oppressive regime anyways).

Also the EU is coming out as a loser in this case. They demonstrated that they basically don't give a fudge about their citizens (which Catalans are), and just want to preserve the political status quo.
This is exactly what puzzles me. Increasing your metabolism should increase your body temperature, all other things being equal. I still suspect that sheer reduction of calories is the main driver of weight loss, and if anything, fine-tuning one's metabolism plays a minor role.
This smells of whataboutism and whatever the ethics of making addictive software, it's killed far fewer people so far.
Really interesting article. How far does this logic apply?

Can I use very basic styling like bold, ordered lists and href links just to make the text more readable? Or do advocates of the plain email philosophy generally suggest 100% plain?
But it is. It is specifically forbidden in the Spanish Constitution.

The sovereignty of Spain resides in all Spaniards.
I see where you're coming from, but consider the effects public philanthropy has.

Bill & Melinda Gates, for example, have become role models, changing the cultural norms of behaviour for the super rich. Warren Buffet's addition to their foundation can be directly linked to their efforts, but there are without a doubt hundreds more following their lead less explicitly. Zuckerberg comes to mind (although I'm not sure how 'real' his efforts are).

That's far better than what previously defined that slice of society, i. e. golf, private jets, and faux-gold interiors.
But how would you necessarily know? And not everyone is equipped to make such a determination. Lots of people still treat doctors as infallible demigods.
I assume they meant direct-to-consumer advertising is everywhere.
You are right! Without knowing the answer to those questions I feel like I have been creating these features for myself.

I should start engaging on social medias.

Do you think Facebook is better than Twitter for this?

Thank you! :)
The article mentions a "DON'T DO DRUGS" pencil. The actual pencil, distributed in 1998 by the Bureau for At-Risk Youth, was even funnier. It said "TOO COOL TO DO DRUGS", and apparently the company had no clue what would happen as you sharpened it:

◄ TOO COOL TO DO DRUGS

◄ COOL TO DO DRUGS

◄ DO DRUGS

◄ DRUGS

http://www.nytimes.com/1998/12/12/nyregion/slogan-causes-pen...

Someone has even done a remake of the pencil:

http://shop.brrybnds.com/product/cool-to-do-drugs-pencil
Steven Spielberg rarely gives his name to donations and philanthropy because, as he said in an interview years ago why he lent his name to the Shoah foundation, to the Jews god does not recognize a good deed unless it is anonymous. Meaning it has to be done with humility and doing it for name sake is a matter of pride so it goes unnoticed by god.
The 90% who show up to an election that was declared illegal by the national courts aren't likely to be representative of the population at large, though. I recall seeing numbers that the overall turnout was something like 40%, so how you would like to apportion support for independence among the non-voting 60% greatly affects how popular you think independence is.
> You seem to be implying that philanthropists who don't do naming rights only give smaller donations.

No, I’m not. I constructed extreme upper and lower bounds as a baseline for comparing axioms. That was the purpose of my reference to the apocryphal, “now we’re just haggling over price” quote.
Which is sad considering an issue I was attempting to contribute was a bug fix rather than new feature work. Clearly a lot of the earlier code suffers from lack of design.

As I mentioned later I have had PRs accepted but overall I find maintainership to be a real mixed bag. Better run open source projects do not have this inconsistency.
It implements the SQL standard very well
It includes support for "advanced" SQL stuff like window functions or common table expressions
It is very innovative in terms of how plpgsql interacts with SQL
It supports lots of advanced data types, such as (multi-dimensional) arrays, user-defined types, etc.

These are pretty good reasons :)
You are correct. I meant the ellipses to indicate a continuation of the sentence, and if you put it together you get this:

"Given the power and trust we place in police, I don't feel it's unreasonable to expect they treat people with respect and that they're punished pretty severely when they betray that trust."
When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.

Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.
The spectre of fake news and its accompanying uncertainties could certainly raise the threshold.
Even the Spanish government does not agree with you.

Few individuals such as Puidgemont may very well have violated the law, but supporting them simply isn't against the law.
I have to admit, combining prostitution, securities fraud, and blockchain technology in one single project is impressively ambitious even by normal startup standards.
Which problem is independence solving?

Have you looked for their arguments, or are your questions rhetorical?

Saying this is about "the details of our passports" is a bit disrespectful. Being part of Spain is about much more than that - as I think both sides would agree. And I don't see why the separation of countries would prevent the union of the continent.
5G Radiation Dangers
Only if the snapshots are read-only and/or invisible by default; some systems expose snapshots as additional directories under some mountpoint, in which case they just get encrypted as well.
They should joined their hands with EFF...
If you are a worthless idea guy, have lots of money, or know the right people, you too can be an early employee at the next FB and become a billionaire. Woo another billionaire! Just what society needs.

If you approach challenges with tenacity, always be curious to learn, and be open and thoughtful with your team, you too can do something that actually matters.

Don't mean to be rude, but being a billionaire is a boring goal with no value in and of itself.
It's a multi-stage thing, first stage gets into a system by browser exploit, then it uses SSH keys to get everywhere else
I also made one in Javascript. http://feep.life/~feep/jsfarm/info.html

It uses a Lisp-based scene description language (with macros!) and WebRTC to form a P2P network of compute nodes, entirely in the browser, with near-native performance thanks to dynamic compilation to AsmJS.

It got 0 votes on Hacker News.

I'm not salty.

edit: Source on Github! https://github.com/FeepingCreature/jsfarm/

edit: I reproduced your scene, give it a bit to render.

edit: Wow, you have a lot of neat scenes!

edit: And here you go. rendered at ~2.5 million samples a second, thanks JumboCargoCable whoever you are! (You can set your nick in the settings menu accessible via the gear icon in the top left.) https://i.imgur.com/UvdBhq1.jpg and scene http://bit.ly/2yYciCS though I think I made it too bright.

edit: Some people appear to have buggy systems that always return black pixels. :-(

edit: Could whoever is SilkyDoorGame please post their cpu, os and browser?
SD pay is really far below average once COL is taken into account. Lots of biotech talent in SD leave for different industries or cities.
It's illegal nearly everywhere.
Axioms that don't exist in the comment you replied to, so I'm unsure why you're bringing them up here.
Everything that is wrong with sudo and how I fixed it
The Alto only had 1024 words (4k bytes) of microcode, so it is included in the estimate. The NoteTaker used several 8086s (the first ones) and was entirely in Smalltalk except for 6k bytes of 8086 code.

i.e. "math wins"! ... when coupled into the design of the entire system.

And ... we would have loved to have had more microcode!
Could you elaborate are you referring to a specific PDF vulnerability? Could you share a link to it? Thanks.
That is a cool shot. I like how the trees are perfectly camouflaged and even the shape of their foliage matches the rolling hills
What's brutalist about those? I'd understood that movement to revolve around the aesthetic of the raw material (béton brut, "raw concrete"), which translated to the web would seem to suggest basic HTML and images with minimal to no styling and Javascript. The sites linked on that page seem instead to prefer a "high style" approach that's similar to the mainstream aesthetic in every respect save the look of the result.
You crossed the line into flamewar and political battle in this thread, which destroys the thoughtful conversation that this site is supposed to be for.

That's particularly destructive to a thread like this one, which managed to stay pretty thoughtful and have lots of interesting substance despite the controversy of the topic. Whether or not you intended to turn the discussion into a flamewar, it's negligent enough to count as arson. Moreover, you've unfortunately done things like this on HN before.

Would you please not comment like this here again? The guidelines are at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and we would appreciate your reading and following them, even when it comes to Amazon.
Spanish sovereignty resides in all Spaniards, not just a part of them. It is in the Spanish Constitution.

If secessionists lose an election, they'll keep asking for another, and another.
Depends on what permissions it has. If it runs as root, it probably could delete/mess up snapshots. If it's going to do so, especially for non-mainstream filesystems, is another question.
Hadn't thought of it before but it might be an idea to run my browser (Firefox, Kubuntu 17.04) under a separate user that doesn't have access to my main user files.

Might be simplest to just create a user through the DE, then "su -c" from my main user to run the browser?
I justified that with the word complex. In my mind, a complex app is one that is built and maintained by a team over a long period of time. I don't know what you're doing to maintain complex apps between a dozen (or couple dozen) developers on with <script> includes, ES5, and pure CSS & JQuery...but I'd really like to hear it in a blog post of some kind. I've worked on large code bases with those tools and it was a nightmarish experience just to upgrade to the latest version of JQuery. If you're fine churning your wheels doing all that stuff manually rather than depending on NPM...sure I suppose you can get by and waste a lot of precious time in the process. If you care about user experience and developer experience, however, build tools are absolutely essential.
Interesting. It is also a not uncommon last name.
This has nothing to do with Redux, so why call it Redux-zero? If you don't need testability, time traveling, and other Redux core features, then don't use Redux. Just create your own state management system.
I'm personally more fond of the "thinking man" pose myself.
Yes, but it's tied up in a bunch of other bits like not eating pork and worshipping a particular deity.

The secular quip raises the same questions about human motivations without the other baggage.
CVE count is not a measure of security. That's an anti-metric.
The European Union leaders ain't turning a blind eye, they have showed their express support to the Spanish government, and to the rule of law.
Government, and law, is by consent.

It is not immutable, universal or objective, and if it loses the consent of a majority the social contract is broken.
How far do to you extend that? because I highly doubt you can find a single government action, law, policy, or anything where 99% of people agree

So then you find that all government is illegitimate? or is your 99% requirement only valid for separation?
Luck is when you don't know the reason. The reason actually might be ugly, not luck.
Given that "Catalunia leader" has dissolved the Parlament (Catalunia local congress) and declared independence(but saying that he suspended it), it is only logical what the Government has to do.

The central Government is not escalating anything, on the contrary, it has been extremely weak.

Imagine that some State in the US declares the president of the US has no decisions over his land, and that you follow your own local laws(made by you on the go) instead of the laws of your country. It will not take more than 5 minutes of that for the country to act.

The Parlament local laws said that you need two thirds of the Parlament in order to do anything serious. Those guys wanted to declare independence with half the seats plus one. Those seats represent less people that those that were not independentists.

In the case of Spain it has taken almost a month to do something, and most of the responsible people are out there free, earning a very good salary for trying to destroy the country.

In China when revolution won everything that Chinese elite did was bad, even if they did some things well, like having hygienic manners. As a result, living in China today is extremely disgusting.

In Spain the same happens with anything Franco dictatorship did. We always have to do the opposite of what Franco would have done.

So because Franco was nationalist and brave(he risked his life over 200 hundred times in battle) politicians believe that democracy needs to be against the nation and weakness the rule. They do not consider that you could be a democracy and take your country seriously.

So they made it legal for politicians that want to destroy the system be part of the System. They gave territories more autonomy, a local tv, local police, the education and health system.

Local police now is acting like a private independentists police(like the SA and SS were private armies of Hitler against Germany army and police). Local TV and radio uses their airtime to put loop videos of Spanish police "brutality" (nothing compared against last Germany action in the G20 summit or Britain with Brexit protests), where the local police has not followed orders by central Government.

The local health system(following also local orders) declared anyone having an anxiety crisis for watching local TV loops to be an officially "injured" by Spanish police. More than 200 "injured" by Spanish police had just watched TV.
I suspect he’s just saying that if California were to hold a binding referendum to secede, he doesn’t think the Federal government would send in troops to arrest the governor and take over California. I tend to agree although, at this point it’s sufficiently a hypothetical that you would need to know something of the circumstances that made it not a hypothetical to have a good opinion.
I think regrowing forests in Romania would be an easier task than Iceland, nevertheless its worth preserving what you have.
malloc() and printf(), for example, have mutexes internal to their implementation. Suppose the parent process has two threads. One is about to do a fork, and the other is in the middle of a malloc(). The fork occurs. The parent process continues on as normal. In the child process, there is only one thread -- a clone of the forking thread, but the memory state of the child process is a full clone of the parent (except for the return value of fork(), of course).

The single thread in the child calls malloc(). But the malloc mutex is already held, because in the parent process, a thread was executing there. Unfortunately, since that thread does not exist in the child, it will never be able to release the mutex. The thread in the child is deadlocked.
Catalonia has never been a colony.
I'm just talking anecdotally here but yes, the body temperature does increase significantly. Keto wasn't for me, especially because of the increased food budget, but it sure did help with my chronically cold feet/hands.

But I'd still agree with your second assessment: the biggest contributor is the decreased hunger/appetite after the first few weeks.
I submitted a talk proposal for PyCon 2016 about this but was not selected.
If being blasted with propaganda for decades means the people's opinions are invalid, how can the Constitution be defended, when that vote was held after more than thirty years of propaganda by a totalitarian (by its own admission) government?
Valuing your off time is great when you've got a steady job that you're happy with. If you're looking for a new job, because you're unemployed or because you're unhappy with your current job, you have to invest your off time into that. Just like, in college I had to invest my off time into studying so I could get good grades...Older folks that have kids and stuff may have less off time, sure, but that's the way things go.
This is kind of an annoying way of presenting an argument. I'd rather be able to read and look at the animations at my own pace.

That aside, to the main point, I don't think it is really an argument against lowing nominal rates, but rather an argument against lowing effective rates. Classically tax reform is involves broadening the base (eliminating exemptions, deductions, credits, etc) while lowering the nominal rate. That may not be what the Republicans are planning on doing, but won't really know until the details are hammered out.
That's what Retric understood, but the opposite of what lostlogin meant.
That a great concept. I'd vote for that :)
Communism/Socialism, was part of the constitution on most of the eastern European countries, and it didn't make it right.

People rose against, somewhere peacefully and somewhere violently, it and it is not anymore. Those countries are much better off now.

Constitutions often can be unjust, at time to time they get thrown away/re-rwitten.
It doesn't come from their advertising budget and even the Google Project Zero team has called this great research that they want to see more of, while also saying that they expect that the MS team will get the same dumb comments that the Google team gets about how what they are doing is a stunt or is somehow "wrong".

Try reading the article, it was patched long ago.
I quit sugar over two years ago. It has had zero noticeable affect on my average weight. Dieting is the only way I've been able to keep my weight in check. Anecdotal evidence has little value.
Z Wave is supported but is zigbee? Zigbee hardware tend to be quite a bitcheaper and have has a wider range of devices.
But the majority support the current law.

The actions of the Spanish government are supported by right wing (PP), left wing (PSOE), and center wing (Ciudadanos).
> I wonder what the most ecologically useful way of disposing of a body is.

There seems to be a lot of TED talkers focusing on this question:

https://www.ted.com/talks/jae_rhim_lee

https://www.ted.com/talks/katrina_spade_when_i_die_recompose...

https://www.ted.com/talks/caitlin_doughty_a_burial_practice_...
How else would one have a Viking funeral?
Try RequestPolicy and you will see the other 80% of crap...
Firstly, being pro-Independence, as the other person mentioned, isn't breaking the law. Secondly, you didn't understand the point of my comment. My point was that if a good percentage of the population are so discontent with the situation that they are willing to go independent, then there's a problem, and to go as far as wanting to be independent from a country where you have lived all your life you need to be VERY discontent. Turning a blind eye and saying gibberish about the Constitution and blah blah blah helps very little with the problem. Aren't politicians in power to represent us and to try to solve these kind of issues? Maybe we can find a middle point that will satisfy both sides. I'm certainly very biased, like you are, but I think we need to make an effort to understand what every party wants.
> There won't be a civil war (we are peaceful people and have no guns)

Myanmar has gun controls too. That’s really working out for its populace /s

The ignorance and naïveté in this statement is astounding.
Here is a composting attempt for dealing with the dead
(grain of salt needed: TED talk ahead)

https://www.ted.com/talks/katrina_spade_when_i_die_recompose...
Also rabbits can mate once a month. Next day after giving birth they can get pregnant again. Rabbits mature in 6 months, turtles in years.
Czechia and Slokavia would seem an apter comparison.
Except the government in Spain is not centralised at all. The comparison with France is just...

IDK where are you getting this ideas but is mostly the opposite. PP is disrespectful about everything but that doesn't mean that there's no autonomy, there's a reason why every region has an "autonomous government" and are called "autonomous communities", basically because they have that autonomy.

More: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_communities_of_Spai...
I'm not trying to sound like a dick here but:

Zero front page documentation. Zero open issues. What are we supposed to do with this link? Start sifting through source code?
> We are peaceful people and have no guns.

You might be peaceful, but according to Wikipedia Spain has 10.4 guns for every 100 people[1].

You're either entirely wrong, or Catalonia is an extreme statistical outlier when it comes to gun ownership in Spain.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_guns_per_c...
I think the only thing holding Google's hardware back from being recognized as a design leader is the Google brand. Everybody already has an ingrained knowledge of what Google stands for, and it's not humanism or playfulness no matter how humanist or playful their industrial design is.

If the narrative here was "a bunch of ex-google and motorola engineers have started a new hardware company. look at their adorable smart speakers" instead of "Google hired a bunch of ex motorola engineers and now is making hardware", these designs would be enough to get people excited. But because it's Google, it's not exciting.