skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It doesn't matter who's paying or not. If you lead people to believe it's an egalitarian review site - and burying caveats in some 20,000 word ToS contract doesn't count - then stealth-editing out bad information is deceptive, and deception is a form of fraud.

The problem is not that people want everything for free. People were perfectly happy buying tourist guidebooks when they went somewhere and choosing accommodations or activities based on collected information from backpackers, tour guides etc. As in many other contexts, companies like TripAdvisor blew a hole in that market by offering what appeared to be free, instant, and open-source trip-sharing information, while quietly monetizing it in the background and using their monetization strategy to wreck any genuine open source competition. It's a business model we've seen deployed over and over again, and it's turning out to be a rather shitty one.
> At the very, very least I should be able to pin which CAs I trust so the threat vector doesn't include every CA in the world.

You can do this with CAA records today, to restrict which CAs can issue certificates for your domain.
Yeah I suppose I mixed up the ordering of things.

I view the NFL thing as less about whether employeers should be able to fire due to stating public opinions. If their public image is important to their job or they are doing it on company time that's perfectly reasonable.

Trying to get people fired for not conforming to behavior associated with patriotism is worrying because forced or expected nationalism can be pretty painful.

When I was going to public school there was frequently an expectation to stand and recite the pledge of allegiance. I was pretty uncomfortable with that and maybe view the NFL thing through that lens.
Check out gotty https://github.com/yudai/gotty maybe that's what you want.
Thank you. What about less specialized but pricey and thus likely to be counterfeit items, like electronics ( headphones, speakers, hdmi cables, dashcams), cookware (don't want toxic stuff in my food), wool/leather clothing, organic teas etc.
It's flagged at the moment.
Man. Thank you so much. "Vulgar Keynesianism" is indeed a very good summary of my central complaint. although it arrives at it from a totally opposite direction. Sidenote: I miss when Paul Krugman was actually good :(.

http://web.mit.edu/krugman/www/vulgar.html
For the occasional quick & dirty search, Google images could work. You can filter for usage rights.

Example screenshot... https://imgur.com/a/dZ3VH

I didn't see the usage rights filter on the mobile site, but it showed up when I flipped to the desktop version.
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I think it does. Their website says it
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It's not surprising though, since usefully typing control effects with delimited continuations would require at least answer type polymorphism, but even more usefully something like session types.
> It's a way for us to be trained to show empathy and respect for others.

...that is ironically heavy handed, narrow in scope, and unempathetic.

I'm all for people being respected, but PC culture clearly calls pays attention to certain kinds of disrespect more than others.
The "Do Not Speculate!" idea reminds me of the practice of delivering "the kitchen sink" when only a small program that does one thing would suffice.

It reminds me of when, e.g., a 1990s-2000s Windows user needed a small program that does one thing, and in order to get it, the download from Microsoft was an installer with hundreds of megabytes of unneeded binary files. It was not possible to download only the single program, which was no more than 1-2MB in size.

It reminds me of this quote:
"The problem with object-oriented languages is they've got all this implicit environment that they carry around with them. You wanted a banana but what you got was a gorilla holding the banana and the entire jungle." - Joe Armstrong

It reminds me of bloat, of giving users things they do not need. A problem that continues to this day.

Instead of bloated, complex UEFI, I wish something like OpenBIOS/OpenFirmware/SmartFirmware/OpenBOOT would be available for today's hardware. I have played around with fgen on i386 and read some of the history. They even provided courses on how to write drivers. Besides OLPC, why did this not catch on?

IMO, Forth is the most elegant and flexible language for initializing hardware.
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He had a point, though: PPIs are known with very high certainty to cause benign polyps from the fundic glands. Even if they do cause cancer, it's not by that means.

Whether or not they're a good drug to be taking long-term, I think the doctor's response was sound.
No offense but it looks like a student project written by someone just getting the hang of using SFML and C++. Its not a game engine but more like a couple of hours of bare bones SFML boilerplate code.

Definitely keep working on this but maybe you should start asking for contributors when you're a little bit further along.
I found especially that working with a project that requires a lot of extra bits to be installed (like the react ecosystem) makes working with JavaScript libraries from typescript especially painful, since you need to get typescript definitions for all of them, and they may not always mesh well together.
Hacker News continues to amaze. There's always a worrying high ratio of comments in health and diet threads from people making drastic and impulsive decisions without medical advice, usually off the back of incomplete conclusions or anecdote.

Newspaper coverage certainly needs to contain more scrutiny of the quality of scientific papers (and their review), but this paper explicitly concludes that there are other factors at work.

Don't stop taking your meds. If you have reflux issues and you're concerned about this, take the paper to your specialist and get their informed opinion.
but you can't compare Romania, which was a communist puppet state, with the Soviet Union
Hey yes. It does support that feature. Www.customerlabs.co check it
Right, Clear Containers is a feature of both rkt and cri-o container runtimes. rkt has had that feature for a couple years, if I recall correctly.
There's been a lot of google posts on HR relating to google products. Are people just genuinely excited by what they are doing, or is there astroturfing going on?
I have same question but for not processed images. You can find high quality but highly shopped images on sites like unsplash or low quality not processed images on flickr creative commons search.

But it's very hard to find hight quality images without film effects or other filters.
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> He wrote his own chip design software and analog simulator

I'm going to need a citation for that. I browsed through the website and wasn't able to find anything at all mentioning the development of a full EDA software suite. There are only a handful of companies in the world that can build and maintain a full HDL + synthesis + P&R + layout + verification toolchain...

Also, I would be interested to know what kind of process the GA144 is fabbed with.
The thing that seems to have gotten lost is that ultimately the choice for all Americans was between Trump and Hillary. There are many millions of Americans who came into 2016 with the view, established over the last 2 decades, warranted or not, they would never, under any circumstance, vote for Hillary Clinton for president. Within that group, there were many who felt that they would do anything, including vote for a person like Trump, to prevent such an outcome.

Trump is hated now but it's easy to forget what a fundamental difference this was. There were large swaths of voters who would have voted D if literally any other person with a pulse was on the ticket. For the most part, In fact, those people did do just that when they voted for Obama TWICE in the last two elections:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-electi...

I think the narrative that the electorate embraced Trump belies the fact that just as much, if not more, of the dynamic was that the electorate, unsurprisingly, rejected Hillary specifically (who by the way, as is known now, cheated the candidate who probably deserved to be on the ticket.)
Facebook referral trick works.

Create a bookmark with:

javascript:location.href='http://facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(location.hr...

And click it when on the article page.
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Probably because it's proponents didn't have enough clout in the party, and faced too much institutional inertia.

Reading the manuscript, that appears to be the case:

>Industrial managers and government bureaucrats opposed the computerization of economic planning and management because it
exposed their inefficiency, reduced their power and control of information, and ultimately threatened to make them redundant. On the other hand, liberal economic reformers viewed
Glushkov’s proposal as a conservative attempt to further centralize the control of the economy and to suppress the autonomy of small economic units.

In other words, for entirely practical reasons. Not because evil communists didn't want people to have too much freedom, as the top comment in this thread suggests.
6:40 per mile is a pretty intense pace for most people to keep up for an hour.
Ok, I will post after improvements. Thanks
This is not the way adults solve problems.
Hi there!

What do you think are currently the best method to fight adversarial weakness?

Would simply generating an augmented training set including adversarial examples be sufficient? (in your case, for example, you would include random poses of the adversarial 3d models in the training set) Or do you think a totally new architecture of training method is necessary to deal with it?

And if it's the latter, do you think this is a symptom of a more general shortcoming of current architectures, or a localized issue?

Thanks, great work btw!
I know a shepherd that was called to Militia for having one. He escaped because he played dumb. He was called many times after that just to be sure he had no "bad" intentions. All the time the militia men would ponder if he should mess up this guy's life or let him go. The shepherd had no intentions to fight against the regime whatsoever...

The long wait list was because nobody would process the list. All the people that the regime considered needed phones already had them. All the rest were "waiting". Years later I found out that in my city there was plenty of capacity. I'm a telecommunications egineer.

I believe the coupled line didn't need any approval: the number was already allocated. If your neighbor wanted he could allow you to connect but he was on the hook if you did any "bad" stuff (like planning a Revolution). There was also a problem from where to buy the second phone...

As far as I know these were the rules. Like in any regime people could bend the rules or follow them to the letter. It all depended on the specific situation and the people involved.
> I don't know how to solve these problems. Most of it is continued education, but how are we going to educate people when there's systems in place - often religious and political - specifically intending to keep people in the dark about reality?

Your reality.
This rapid pace of major releases is a little scary. We're stuck running Angular 1.x because there's no reasonable upgrade path for us. We're a .NET shop and really like Angular, but after the 2.x cluster fuck, we're now thinking about going with something else entirely.
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I've been writing these a bunch as of late and to be honest it's some of the most exciting and rewarding types of programming around. It really stretches out your imagination and also math.

Shader code tends to be extremely terse. 1000 lines of shader code is like a lot.

Like what can yoh really do with a 1000 loc rails app.
I’ve been using a fork of facebook’s create-react-app with typescript to generate new projects lately. It’s been great, zero friction. https://github.com/wmonk/create-react-app-typescript
I was on PPI's for a bit. I went on a strict diet and lost about 100lb's which got the disease under control.

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I hear ya. My state’s progressives have been trying to end ~500 tax breaks for years. Whereas reauthorizing taxes, budgets, appropriations is a cyclic fight, these frikkin tax bresks are untouchable. My notion is to apply the rules, mechanics to both ends. Wishful thinking, I know.
Ideally, we want a Symbolics Clojure Machine.
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AFAIK Roboto has a very permissive licence, is this really a permission problem ?
In the 90s people criticized PC culture for being oversensitive. Now they criticize it for being overbearing and even oppressive.
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I'm not sure what you're getting at.
She doesn't eat/drink those things all the time.

Michael Phelps ate an enormous amount of food too for his training too, and he trained very hard. I sincerely doubt him or Courtney devour that many calories when not in training or trying to run for five plus days straight.

Short term gorging yourself for fuel is sometimes necessary, but it's dishonest to propose that means a diet of nachos, candy and beer is somehow healthy. If everyone was doing the MOAB all the time that's a different story.
I hate CLIs that do too much. Just give me a sane starter generator and I`ll take it from there. And please don`t hide webpack from me like angular cli does.
And this part "generating new components/services/etc. easy" I always find strange. Creating a component or whatever takes like 1-2 shortcuts in a normal IDE. And you can also use templates to expand various reusable/common parts. Why would I ever want to learn some cli command that would create ordinary file for me which I can create as usual with the tool I already use.
Heavy CLI tools just add another layer of unnecessary complexity to the project. Why don't just learn webpack which you can use on any project, and you will have much more power at your fingertips.
I interpret that to really mean, "has a bias with respect to my person views." When read that way, the chart actually makes a lot of sense; the median "balanced" viewpoint ends up being where the actual bias really lays.
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Google is ending requiring news publishers from showing content that would otherwise be behind a paywall for free.
I want to agree, but C is even older than C++ and is definitely not in the same position. Ultimately, each language is different and the way they grow is different. C++ has just never been all that conservative about admitting new features. Their primary concern seems to have been the effect on the runtime performance of the binary, not whether the feature makes sense or mixes well with the existing features, or the effect on compilation time.