skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because it's part of the factory install, and should be available after a factory reset.

Much easier to do it that way than to either add a first-boot process to install it as a non-system app (thereby taking twice the space) or have the factory flash include it in the user partition, which means that a factory reset doesn't actually return the device to the state in which it left the factory.
Everytime I see a "woe is us" post I think about how developer greed led to most of it. We were the ones who wrote ad tracking code, we were the ones who took VC money, we build the walled gardens, all because it pays well. We will continue to do so rather then make any effort against it.
Don't put your ads on the wrong subreddit then.

In the physical world you don't have to put ads directly next to the KKK, but if there's still some sort of demonstration passing your ad nobody is going to blame you for it there either.

Also the notion that the same people who use a website are going to blame an advertiser for advertising next to content that is the norm there, is just weird.
This is a fair comment. I was looking at (delta assets), (delta liabilities).

(Edit:

The simplest thing is to consider a simplified accounting equation that says assets = liabilities. If I wanted to buy a house but had no personal worth, how would I afford it? Debt. The house would be the asset, the liability would be the debt.)
> Should I break down those labels and across which lines they are dividing society? :)

Are you implying that only 'lower-class' people are "hobos, gangstas, creeps, drunkards or other people creating a nuisance"? I ride public transit daily, and there is a non-trivial number of 'high-class' people that make riding the metro a pain (The subway is full, why are you pushing and shoving to get in if there is another subway coming in 60 seconds?)

There are probably people who wouldn't want to take public transit because of the list of people strictly because they deem themselves above or as better than the "hobos, gangstas, creeps, drunkards". With no evidence to back my claim, I would argue that the majority of people who would opt for Uber over public transit do so because of lower cost, convenience, and "other people creating a nuisance for fellow travellers"
> If you had bought in a couple years ago would you have been the type to sell out a year ago?

Probably so! Either that, or I'd be dollar cost averaging through the booms and busts and it wouldn't matter anyway. That's why I don't really kick myself over it.

I keep going back to my fundamental beliefs:

- There's definitely something to the underlying technology.

- It has not yet impacted the life of anyone I know, aside from its fluctuating price. So basically, it's had about the same impact as sports betting.

- It's yet not clear to me whether trustlessness is worth it. (i.e. whither Bitcoin, Ethereum, or permissioned blockchains)
Wow.. Surprised to see no mention of "fiber"! The whole problem with processed foods is stripping off of essential dietary fiber. When you take fiber off of food, it digests quick rising blood sugar levels and feeling hungry quick - reason why they are called junk foods.

So many scientists suggesting to fix fiber in the diet to address the issue and yet no single mention of it in the entire article! No wonder Americans are misled.

https://youtu.be/EtnTuTX4L24
I think breaking up a failing marriage by Jackson mightily pales to his personal role in fulfilling his contemporary American's desires in the Trail of Tears which incidentally also helped open up more land for slave owners in the South.
I think you're projecting sophistication because you use an ad blocker and mostly peruse the subreddits you explicitly subscribe to.

If you take a look at /r/popular it's mostly nonsense. The majority of reddit are looking at cute animals and memes about tv, movies, and video games.
> I feel most of these 'cultural prognosis' are generally just old racial prejudices being justified to fit whatever one sees.

I think there's an element of truth to your statement. One key sentence in the essay that lends itself to your conclusion is this one:

"
A thar-dominated society will never achieve equality, regardless how prosperous it becomes, because prosperity for the masses is a direct affront to the status of the elite.
"

But we know that our very own Anglo-Saxon society was very much a "thar-dominated" one until quite recently and although we've not reached ideal levels of equality, we have significantly cut inequality.
I've never enjoyed dancing, I just don't get anything from it.

It was a source of frustration when I was younger too, as most of my friends would go on nights out and dance and I would be the one hanging out with the smokers and talking shite. If someone asked me to dance, I would ask if they would like to sit to talk for a bit.

Not that I haven' danced before, I have lots of times, trying to fit in. I'd do it for a song, maybe a little more, then I got bored and wanted to talk to somebody.

As I grew older I realised that 'nights out' that involved night clubs or anything were just not my thing. I much preferred to sit around a table at a pub with a load of friends and just chat shit. By that point I had stopped trying to 'fit in' and ended up less stressed about ohaving some social defect.

I must be missing the part of the brain that actually enjoys dancing, because even when I'm listening to music I love I always prefer to actually sit and listen to it intently rather than try to move to its rhythm.
Yay, at least someone in this thread is getting it.
What Bitcoin's Critics and Supporters Have Said About Crypto
Nazis! Anti-war nazis who would follow Milton Friedman and Thomas Sowell off the bridge, into the lake, and to the ends of the earth...

Why the hell did this even make it to the front page???
So... usenet? Plus, there is not a single website that has better ui than the better newsreaders.
Well... It's not that financing and cost are unrelated. Economics exists. I (I wrote the comment) do think that prices and costs rose in response to more available money.

Anyway, I think that these days the left and right may have changed seats in this regard. The left wants more price/cost control and the centre (centre-right and left, but more right) is talking about resource allocation, in practice defending the market driven system. The right hasn't resolved to a consistent position recently.
Or use something that you put in a tumbler-style mechanism that requires physical contact as well as the RF
Email Is Broken. Can Anyone Fix It?
Recmend: The Yelp of Instagram
Largely the same as vs PowerDNS. We've designed this to be an all-in-one for running a performant and secure server with BGP. However, we use the excellent miekg/dns library for the DNS wire protocol, which is related to (sponsored by) NLNetLab, which also produces Unbound.
>I'm at least confident if my ISP started blocking Netflix because they made a deal with Comcast, the hammer of the FCC or FTC would fall on them in short order,

What? What has possibly ever lead you to believe this? The FCC is doing everything in its power against massive popular demand to ensure that Comcast can do exactly this even though everyone is screaming about hating it. Perhaps Netflix would accept paying massive bribes to prevent this from happening, but the current FCC will never step in.

>I have no such confidence that Google or Apple will be forced to allow, say... Gab... ever.

I agree with you here, the monopoly and walled-garden system we use for phones is very bad. Users should have ultimate control over their own machines. And this should perhaps be mandated by law, i.e. mandatory jailbreak switch.

>No consumer outrage nor any movement by the FTC or FCC.

There is no consumer outrage because nobody cares about Gab, it is a niche service for extremist conservatives who were kicked out of other platforms for doxxing, horrifying racism and advocating and organizing violence and genocide. The twelve people who would use it connect through Tor to the daily stormer and are just fine.

If you can't download the Gab app, you can still connect through the web to the service. Iphones don't ban visiting certain websites. Your problem is that Apple controls what you can install on your phone, because the Apple ecosystem is closed and censored, but the web is open. But not for long. If your ISP blocks your connections to the Gab servers, it doesn't even matter what you can put on your phone.

It seems to me you want NN and also something stronger than that, which I'm completely on board with.
A stolen car is usually worth more after it's been stripped for parts. The identity of a whole car is fairly well controlled via the VIN, but it's quite easy to make the parts of a stolen car disappear into the inventory of an apparently legitimate spare parts business.
HN has a problem with the libertarian hellscape ideology of laws being an impediment to wealth. I would argue this oppressive ideology is far more violent than the dross that's skimmed off Reddit.

Additionally, HN is far, far less intelligent than its users would have you believe, but that circles back to the edgelord libertarianism again.
It's almost like there are numerous completely legitimate reasons to break DRM!
Does anyone know if there are DRM-free alternatives to Netflix, Hulu, etc.? It doesn't have to be free (as in beer). Either a platform with content from smaller studios that aren't enforcing DRM on their content, or a studio that produces DRM-free content?
Apart from the difference in programming language, how does this compare to https://github.com/bluejekyll/trust-dns ?
There's an economic depression (edit: recession) about once every 5 years. You can weather it by not owing people money, having assets, and always saving.

Sorry this wasn't a sexy answer. Being fiscally secure is boring.
Honor culture is not an umbrella term for evils like alcoholism, theft, or fist fights. It's a sharper, uglier thing. The central idea of honor culture is that a man must kill anyone who insults him, otherwise he's "not a man" and becomes fair game for everyone. It was much more prevalent with the aristocracy than with common folk, for the reason that I explained in the previous comment.

Even today you'll find that honor culture is much more popular with criminals than with law-abiding poorer folk that the criminals prey upon. It's not about how much power your group has, compared to other groups. It's about whether your conflicts within the group are constrained by law.
First and foremost: knowledge and relevance. Your working income will always return more than your investments (at least, until you've made enough that it doesn't matter anymore). Keep yourself thoroughly employable, even better if its in multiple fields.

Second, diversification. You can't count on any one thing to weather a recession, but if you have some of your assets in ETFs, some in bonds, some in real estate, it's less likely that everything will take a hit at the same time.

Lastly, at least a good portion of your assets should be liquid. Some people like to put everything into real estate, which is great and all, until the real estate market crashes or interest rates skyrocket and nobody is buying. Now, if you want to sell, you're going to take a hit on the already reduced value. At least with stocks, etfs, etc, you can liquidate easily and cheaply if you need money, for example, for food.
Posted before:

There is a startup from ETH Zurich [1] which develops technology to make relay attacks impossible. In short, they are developing a method to make the key proove its within a certain distance of the car. Some of the tech behind it: https://arxiv.org/abs/1404.4435

[1] http://www.3db-technologies.com/de/Anwendungen.3.html
Ok but no previous recession would be explained by this answer.
Like so many things, I suspect it's all about differences in how effectively individual leaders access their social resources.
"One of the reasons Ivy League schools can do these programs is not only because they have large endowments but also because they have very few low-income students.."

Haha-I see so basically they have pretty much noone who qualifies for free tuition (everyone is making "too much"). Haha that's hilarious.
Critical, maybe, but I don't see rampant racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, etc. all over this site like I do on reddit. People are also generally a lot more snarky and sarcastic on reddit than they are here, which could be perceived as 'bullying' if you're just looking to have fun discussions.

But of course with reddit, it's 100% up to you to make it good. Find the right communities, ditch the wrong ones, and you're going to have a great time.
Some years ago, I worked at the Federal Reserve, on a system that moved $100B (billion!) a DAY, on a pretty reasonable server farm. Yes, there's a fair bit of energy committed to the existing financial system, but it's moving far, far more actual value with many orders of magnitude more actual exchanges than bitcoin is going.
> How many marketers do you know?

I've talked with hundreds or thousands. But the underlying idea comes from Seth Godin, who I'm sure has talked with at least an order of magnitude more. He has lots of posts on this theme, e.g.:

http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2012/07/the-importan...

It's trivially easy to test the idea, just going on Bumble Networking (most people are marketers) and offer some new product or service that is obviously a no brainer. It doesn't matter if the thing you're selling doesn't actually exist, as long as it would be clearly beneficial. And just keep track of how much interest you actually get, versus people who just want to "make an instagram" or whatever.
let me spam the world with this

ps: hmm quite a lot of batch, sad
Any brand that only sells things that work as advertised and isn't backed by a tone-deaf marketing department should be able to hold up against any "brand-safety concerns". If they could also accept that no one wants to be tracked and that they should trust the people they're working with to report semi-accurate impression numbers instead of trying to use user machines as arbiters, maybe they could pull off some in-line advertising. While I've never seen a unicorn, I can't prove they don't exist. Good luck Reddit.
Aren't universities charging exorbitant prices because of higly available cheap student credit subsidized by the Government?
Not even central banks can provide the guarantee you’re looking for - they can only print money to devalue their currency, but they can’t make it appreciate [1]!

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Wednesday
Hold bitcoin
>I don't think mainstream advertising that appeals to the general public will ever be successful on Reddit.

Mainstream advertising doesn't appeal to the general public. People tolerate it because they don't know they can turn it off.

If web browsers shipped with ad-blocking turned on by default then most people would never turn it off.
Why not just have fob activate itself only when it is moving (like when carried by owner towards the car) vs sitting still at home?
Live beneath your means. This is beneficial in two ways:
1. It allows you to save more money today, which will be handy during a recession for obvious reasons.
2. It prepares you for being comfortable when your income may dip.

The smaller the chunk of your income you need to live a happy life, the more resilient you'll be.
> For one user I even added `cp .kde{.BAK,}` to their login script. I wish that I remembered how, actually, because there seems to be only one way to get that to run before KDE reads it and I can't remember now.

A quick reading of `/usr/bin/startkde` suggests that `~/.config/startupconfig` is sourced sufficiently early. Alternatively, `~/.profile` (or `/etc/profile`, for that matter) should also work, although that might be asking for trouble if the user knows how to open a terminal emulator.
Recessions are common, depressions are not.
What assets and liabilities are:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accounting_equation

It's best to read Kiyosaki replacing assets/liabilities for "candy bars/frog legs". See if it still makes sense.
At companies that let you decide for yourself (I've worked at 4), it's Mac and Linux. Windows is rare.. but there's usually one or two. Different IDEs. Just use whatever your more comfortable/efficient with.

Admin use Windows, Mac is rare.

I find it strange, in this day and age, being forced to use a single OS because "policy", especially when developing for an "open platform".
Apparently Venmo founder Andrew Kortina and Facebook's former Product VP Sam Lessin have been working on this in stealth for two years:

https://www.producthunt.com/newsletter/486
Brown has traditionally been one of the most expensive colleges in America for decades. The "Boys Club" of Brown is through the roof. This is just a weird story to come from Brown.
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If you don't like Ubuntu feel free to install any other Linux distro that doesn't include that stuff. I suggest Linux Mint.
Yep. This is a problem for people like my parents, who are 80+ and living off investments. A big downward correction is very scary for people in that situation, but not at all worrying for me.
If you like the concept, check out http://ipfs.io, great team & concept
Even with cars that have the lock cables wrapped, the window has enough play to wedge it open and hit the door unlock button. Most locksmiths (sample size: number of times I've locked myself out of my car) just do that as it has less damage potential than fishing inside the door.
I think it does typically mean that in traditional engineering. There's a disconnect because engineering isn't the greatest analogy for software development.
I continue to be very curious where all that "administration staff" spending is going. I grew up in the higher education sphere (both parents professors), and I work as a staff member at a university now. What I see here, at least, is a near-crippling lack of care for the staff, such that morale is constantly low and turnover is high.

So where, exactly, is all that extra spending really going? Is it going to six or seven extra deans and associate deans? (We have a bunch of people with "associate dean" or similar in their titles, but some of them are actually fairly junior staff members, and my understanding, incomplete as it is, is that their pay reflects that, rather than being what you'd expect for someone with that title.) Is it going to people who are managing the ever-growing presence of technology in the classroom and throughout the institution? That would actually make some sense, as it's a thing that's been growing at around the same time as the apparent increase in spending on staff/admin.

But in general, based on the limited breakdowns I've seen, I'm still puzzled as to where all this extra money is going, as it seems like most of it is not, in fact, going to inflated salaries for the top administrators (though some of it is), and most of what I've actually seen doesn't support the idea that there are massively more people in administration than are actually needed to support the students. The only way that could be true, based on my experience, is if a huge percentage of them (many more than in previous generations) are utterly incompetent, and pulling their weight so poorly that it takes half the time from the competent people just to keep everything moving. While that's not impossible, it seems implausible that such a significant shift could have occurred so quickly.

> ...we cannot afford to give everyone a $150k education. Any solution that builds on the premise that we can is an elitist (or at least elite) model.

I think that calling it elitist is jumping on a bandwagon of derision for that term, when what it should really be called is "unrealistic," "impractical," or just "stupid." In fact, if anything, it's as anti-elitist as anything can be—it's trying to spread the education to everyone, rather than reserving it to the elite purely based on the inconvenient fact that we don't have enough money in our economy to spend that much on everyone.
Time for market disruption? How about free online MOOC that ends with a widely recognized (accredited) diploma.

Lectures are free, same for notes. Exams are paid for. You learn on your own or in groups. With additional paid tutoring on request.

Technology allows everyone to get MIT grade education for free.
> And volunteers don't work either - if they drove to school to ride along with the kids, why didn't they just drive them home themselves?

Insurance and liability come to mind.
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You’ve never had to answer tech support tickets for a SME SAAS product, clearly.

“How to I reset my password?”

“Click ‘Forgot Password’”
Hilariously, this might be the most effective way of explaining how DRM "works" and is damaging to the average user. Keurig's DRM was so poorly implemented that I defeated it with a piece of dirty scotch tape.

That fiasco was the perfect moment to inform the public about why you should be able to make any coffee you want in the brand new coffee maker you just purchased, how the actual system itself doesn't stop you anyway, and how DRM is just a tool for powerful companies to continue to consolidate their power
Stella McCartney calls for overhaul of 'incredibly wasteful' fashion industry
As long as you don't need the assets during the downturns, this doesn't matter.
Wow, these people have a monumental lack of how bad kids are. My 7 year-old son got beat up on the playground with the adults supervising. Last year, when he was in another scuffle with 3:1 odds I went in to visit the principal and she not only failed to reprimand the perpetrators but also made my son apologize to them! This is the world we live in where ethnic minorities are given a pass for bad behavior at everyone else's expense. Until we solve this societal issue, I don't think drones, robots, or self-driving vehicles are going anywhere because there's too many shit heels who willfully cause harm for fun.
I'm with you. Engadget took some HP forum complaints, slapped the word spyware on it and got their page views. Is this really spyware? What is it recording and how is it installed? Would love to know that.
>In 2016, the average Brown student graduated with a debt of $23,810...

Considering the sticker price for an undergrad at Brown in 2013-2016 is approximately $250K, along with the higher median debt loads we're seeing from graduates of less prestigious, cheaper universities, it leads me to believe that these types of elite schools are comprised of two very specific types of students:

1. Wealthy privileged students whose parents pick up the majority of the cost out of pocket.

2. Students from low-income families who receive almost a full ride via government subsidies, private money (scholarships / grants), and the school itself.

Similar to federal and state tax burdens, health care costs, etc., the middle class continues to carry the ever-increasing burden of both the very wealthy and the disenfranchised, while they themselves continue sinking.
That's what I do, with zero remorse. They are killing the web to make bigger sacks of money. Fuck me if I'm going to feel bad about pirating the everliving shit out of their content.
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bus drivers do more than just drive the bus.

-For example, keep some modicum of discipline.

-Help in the event of emergency (health or otherwise)

-Guardian (against kidnapping, etc.)

That is to say, adult supervision may still be necessary.
it would probably be a much bigger run up if they did > From what i have heard anyway the best way to do that through bitcoin is to pay someone to mine it.

That way you get new "clean" coins.
Copying is not stealing.