skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you are suspected of a crime in which DNA is relevant and set foot in a police station it's not unheard of for them to ask you if you'd like a water in case you drink from it and leave the bottle in the trash.
What do you guys think the schema is?
I would quibble with this, depending on how we define "seized". My understanding is that your coins cannot be transferred unless the transaction is signed by your private key. So, authorities could seize the computer that has the private key on it, or, as you say, use violence against a known individual, but they have no way in-network to take your wallet. Compare this with the central banking system where governments can and do force banks to freeze or hand over their customers' assets.
I've gone through and reported a number of accounts that seem to violate this policy after the announcement and made note of the usernames and if they were a left wing or right wing organization. I'm curious to see if this will be enforced equally.
That only applies to a subset of the rules, the ”Accounts that affiliate with organizations that use or promote violence against civilians to further their causes” part. (And seems to mean that merrely supporting an existing government or military isn't prohibited conduct, even though governments and their militaries sre groups that do, routinely, use violence and the implicit and explicit threat of violence as core operational methods, including against civilians.)

It does not (as stated) apply to the “Content that glorifies violence or the perpetrators of a violent act.”

Nor does it apply to the preexisting hateful conduct policy, “You may not promote violence against or directly attack or threaten other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, or disease. ”

Of course, they have been inconsistent in enforcing the existing policy and given certain high-profile Twitter users a pass on it without an explicit exception, so one would expect that to continue with the new policies even where no explicit exception applies.
If conservatives and the right wing are so worried about Nazi bans impacting them, they should perhaps stop being so much like Nazis as to make distinguishing between the two so difficult.
Yeah, this is absolute doublespeak. Twitter's not 'enforcing' anything, and as others have pointed out, they are actually making the situation worse. Now it's clear that even Twitter says if you're rich and famous you can be abusive without the same consequences as someone who is not wealthy. Ridiculous.

Nobody has ever held Trump accountable for anything. Hilariously, Twitter holds a lot of power over Trump due to controlling his popular account. They could hold him accountable. They choose not to. Insane.
not sure if it helps, but I recently did a series of posts on my blog on installing Kubernetes from scratch on a set of CoreOS guests on Xen, with flannel, RBAC, TLS and so on and it does give you a cluster that you should be able to access from the outside no problem.

Link in my profile, I tried to make as low in magic as possible, I just ended up writing a couple of bash functions and a python script to make it easier to assemble the Ignition files for the deployment, but besides that it should all be step by step.
Because you're using Golang and not Python.
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Why would someone want more than 640k of RAM?
By deck building, you mean that there would be information carried between games, such as one's personal decks that they have already built?

I haven't yet built any features to allow storing player data outside of individual games, but that does seem a very useful thing that fits nicely with the goals of platform. I would have to think about what that might look like. Thanks for asking!
Just to be clear: I didn't look carefully; I looked for about 2 minutes, found the first indication of unsound crypto I could, and then stopped.
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Presumably there was no need to stop for the dog -- perhaps it was already well across the road before a speed adjustment would be needed.
That is interesting, as it reinforces the power of incumbency. If you’re the president you can say whatever you like, but if you’re a presidential challenger you have to play by the rules.
Shouldn't block Chinese websites from US?
To try new things and experience success in new areas, here is step 1:

MAKE IT SAFE TO FAIL

That's right. Spend time and energy thinking about opportunities to practice and fail over and over while minimizing the fallout.

For example, are you afraid to launch that app on the store until you've done all your beta testing and your metrics show high engagement?

Don't be afraid. Launch it and simply DON'T PUBLICIZE IT. Who knows, Apple might approve it and you may get 5-10 organic new beta testers a day. You lose nothing for trying.

That's the mindset that will get you far :)
To be fair, no one can exchange Tethers for any amount of USD. Bitfinex and all other Tether-using exchanges only allow people to cash out with Bitcoins. (Instead of the weakness of tethers being reflected in lower prices, it is reflected by inflated the tether-denominated prices for Bitcoin inside Bitfinex)
$7.25 is not meant to be enough to live on. People were not meant to make a living flipping burgers. Its an entry level job. Minimum wage is where you start, not where you end.
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I love tig!
The problem with this is that as long as there are so many confounding factors, there is no reason to assume that the success of someones parents was "their own" as opposed to a result of one or more of the confounding factors such as a better network, and access to better education.

If you are going to go that route a better measure would be how much upwards mobility someones parents have demonstrated proportional to their starting point.

Of course that still suffers from a number of confounding factors (e.g. we don't know how much is down to luck)
I love trying new things, it's the easiest thing to do. The hardest part is developing the habit to continuously do that thing.
I remember joining a company where the official build was cut from whatever was on the engineer's PC at the time, since that PC was the only one set up that could build the software. No documentation, no formal bug tracking, no source control, very infrequent backups that were probably never tested. It was basically a "0 on the Joel Test" shop. This software was for embedded aerospace applications too (however not safety-critical where DO-178B would apply, thank god).
I see it as more confirmation that Moore's Law is probably dead for real this time. By many measures Intel has enjoyed a 2 - 5 year lead over the competition in terms of circuit design and they have lost that lead. What that says to me is that over the last 2 - 5 years everything they have tried in order to push past this node has not resulted in useful advances. And if they can't push this down the beach can anyone else?
Normally the first hundreds were faked, followed by occasional fake reviews to drown out dissatisfaction
Yes, "serial" means "repeat" in this context.

Specifically, TFA said that they defined "serial rapist" as those who raped 10-15 times without being caught.
You'd have way no indicate that your upvote succeeded with a 204 status code.

Going back to my original point, and what you're arguing for me here, is that do this properly you'd have to imagine and implement every possible use case. In 1993, nobody envisioned web pages like Reddit. And yes, without JavaScript the web would be much faster and much safer but also much less interesting and powerful. It's hard to imagine websites without simple upvote/downvote mechanisms but that's what you're asking us to do. And that's just one tiny feature that barely scratches the surface of what is possible.
Lo and behold, oops
> 86% of our victims in these untested kits are people of color. You're not going to find too many blond-haired, blue eyed white women ... Because their kits are treated differently, their cases are solved. That's just the way it is in this country. If you're a person of color, if you're a different economic class, then your case across the board, across the board, not just sexual assault — they're treated differently. And that's just the truth. People may not want to admit it, but I've seen it throughout my career and I know it's true

Wow.
How does it compare to mu / mu4e?

- http://www.djcbsoftware.nl/code/mu/

- https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/mu4e
Human nature is exactly what we make of it and nothing more. Evolutionary forces tending our nations towards oligarchy, or more recently representative government, would be group selection which is largely debunked. In fact it's a much more dubious idea than that, since even group selection theorists don't assert that those forces apply at the scale of entire cities or nations.
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I think that you'll find the author meant that if the number of dollars doubled, with all else held the same, that the currency would go down by roughly half.

M0 doubling over ten years is not surprising if the underlying wealth that it measures also doubled, and doubling in ten years is on the right order of magnitude.

Of course, there are also other factors at play, so it would be unlikely to map exactly to the inverse of supply, but as a good rough first order approximation, it works OK.
That sounds like a bug worthy of reporting.
Redpill moment. Even if the porn is being live streamed. Your dick is not in that pussy. What productive thing are you getting from it? It it knowledge, strength, power, money, opportunity? What?
Believe in yourself and know that you are smarter than watching videos by people who were paid to put up an act.

As someone who has suffered from being enslaved to porn. I will be very frank with you.
Porn and masturbation for that matter is very addictive. In fact, its extremely addictive and destructive.

Masturbation just happens to be something people don't like to talk about so the adverse effects usually don't come to light. I was very introverted and watched porn excessively coupled with lots and lots of masturbation.

Look at the chemical composition of semen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semen#Human_semen and see all the body nutrients you throw out just for watching something that was acted and shot in multiple takes. [My dad used to tell me every ejaculation is equivalent to a pint of blood]

* Anyway, you're going to turn bald.

* Your confidence level will dip.

* The structural integrity (turgidity)of your penis will deplete.

* And your brain will always prioritize that quick dopamine hit.

* The biggest one is your focus. just like cigarette or any other addictive substance you will be in a hurry to get away from people just to watch some porn and serve your master masturbatory urge)
You will also end up prioritizing that quick dopamine relief you get from porn over anything productive. You will burn tons of hours away searching for the ideal masturbation friendly material that you could have used for something productive.

Just research the adverse effects for yourself and then ask yourself if its worth it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiFqayn5ARw

I used to be addicted to porn,and chronic masturbation. There were times when i would beat it tell I cant hold an erection. I would then buy sex enhancement pills like 'hardon 10 days' or 'herbal viagara' and beat on until instead of semen I see blood coming out of my penis.

I'm 40 and started masturbation when I was 18 till 38. There's no better feeling in the world than a day without porn or masturbation.

https://i.redd.it/i5de53v4rj401.jpg

Please I implore you.
JUST DON'T DO IT... ITS NOT WORTH IT..!

[Sorry for the lengthy rant, I just dont want anyone to go through what I went through] Stay strong and good luck
> My impression of Intel's process compared to most foundries is that they tend to have higher drive currents at a given node leading to faster switching speeds but also more restrictive design rules leading to lower practical densities then the standard cell size would predict.

And better yields. Intel used to get outrageously better yields versus everybody else in the world.

> And overall the general slowdown in Moore's law means that Intel's technology lead has less of a performance/price ramification.

This. Memory fell off Moore's law many moons ago, and a modern processor is mostly a lot of memory.

There is a reason everybody is finally putting real effort into concurrency. And, it's not because it somehow magically got easier in the last 30 years ...
I would love a version of this where you could paste in your package.json and it adds up all your dependencies and offers suggestions of popular dependencies that can be removed.
Views are only half the answer. Try factoring out a set of conditions and use them both in a `select` and in `update`.

Also, views tend to pollute the namespace a bit: you want a set of descriptive names, per application, and possibly per application version. Schemata help here, though.
> a self-driving car doesn't even need to care about recognizing children and dogs as members of their respective species.

Yes it does. A dog can be run over in order to avoid colliding with a human; the reverse is not true.
"parked"? No, since no real money or asset is held to back up bitcoin. It could go to $100 million tomorrow based on a few transactions, but that wouldn't be indicative of what anyone else will be able to get for it.
But that's not an answer to my question. I'm asking if - regardless of how policy is being executed now - money were distributed throughout the economy, would that accomplish the goals of monetary policy more effectively than the way it is traditionally carried out?
Bitfinex isn't buying Bitcoin from itself. It is buying from customers that use their exchange, using fake money that they are printing out of thin air.
It's true that your standard induction cooktop isn't great for woks, but there are plenty of specialized induction wok burners on the market. And while induction isn't popular in commercial kitchens here in the US, they are very popular in Europe, without any severe problems. And I would assume that as a result there aren't any problems with induction capable cookware availability at local restaurant supply stores either.

So maybe you're right as of right now, but it's not inherent to the technology, but just its level of penetration in the market at the moment.
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Here here. The right tool for the right job. And I can't think of a "righter" tool for this kind of job.

Edit - not picking on you, but given the quality and ecosystem of libraries and ancillary tools for scrapy, I don't even consider alternatives at this point. Good on anyone who does it to learn but for actual workloads I won't consider anything else.
> Then our task is to persuade them that the huge effect would be positive!

How so? What makes Facebook so appealing is the fact that pretty much everybody is on there, just like a telephone book.
As such an alternative, with a huge positive effect, has to deliver at least this "centralization" to fulfill the same needs Facebook has been serving until now.

This is a pretty common theme around IT savvy communities: People complain about Facebook and how there are so much better alternatives and how you supposedly don't even need Facebook. But the reality for over 2 billion people (among them many friends and family members of said tech-savvy folk) out there looks quite different, they use Facebook because it's what everybody uses, it wouldn't even work without that, which is what most Facebook competition comes to realize sooner or later.

I just don't see any good solution to any of this that doesn't involve some paradigm shift how we handle private information as societies and as businesses.
Why we went with PreactJs to power the dev.to front end
Right-wing and conservative politics are inherently hateful, violent, and abusive? Is that the point you meant to make?
If there are $20b waiting to be laundered and the total number of bitcoins is 20m the aggregate demand would support $1000 value of BC.

This is what I would call "direct utility". There is also "indirect utility" - mindset of bystanders who are willing to transact BC because they know that others will provide liquidity.
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There is a big distinction between the purpose of your distro package manager and the purpose of a languange dependency manager such as npm, pip, rubygems, cargo or composer.

While the first is for installing applications on your system (and also used for c libraries, because c has no official dependency manager), the second serves much more specialized purposes tailored for the language, such as

- os-agnostic (imagine the work in getting all them distros update just one package)

- compiles/postprocesses dependencies in deterministic ways

- etc.
In MN, MinneAnalytics holds several good conferences and there are a good number of meetups too!
http://minneanalytics.org
Only in the most theoretical sense. Since there is no underlying asset, you are going to run out of buyers real fast at that amount.
I and some others explained this in another thread [0] about a week ago. The basic explanation is that because of a simple arbitrage relationship between futures and spot, prices in these markets are tightly linked regardless of how the futures contracts are settled.

0. Read the replies to this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15895477
> Bitfinex prints Tethers, not Bitcoins

"Yeah, but he's our bastard" [1]! Joking aside, you deposit a coin with Bitfinex and get some pixels saying "one Bitcoin". You then trust those pixels can be exchanged for Bitcoins or dollars down the road. If they're playing fast and loose with one, it's a funny argument to make that they aren't doing the same with the other.

[1] https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Talk:Franklin_D._Roosevelt
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Looking for a simple way to stay reasonably informed on current events. Fallback is the Economist, but would prefer something daily. Thoughts?
This is the county that contains Detroit, once the largest city in the US. And still quite large, despite the attrition.
Pretty sure the common definition of "violence" excludes such things.
How do I subscribe for updates on this?
Kaspersky Lab sues Trump administration over software ban
git checkout name-of-the-correct-branch
# grab the last commit to master
git cherry-pick master
# delete it from master
git checkout master
git reset HEAD~ --hard

The two lines in the middle can be

git cherry-pick -
git checkout -

, and voila, it suddenly is name insensitive.
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>Lightning Fast and Elegant Scraping Framework for Gophers

the bottle neck in scraping is never the parsing/DOM representation/traversal.
That's what Ballmer thought about iPhone.
You can't just casually assume we'll suddenly figure out how to run qubits at room temperature in 13 years.
Yep the verified check was simply a way to impose class distinction. You should hit up Mastodon/GnuSocial.
Then you might want to make that comment instead of trying to be glib.

And no, I was not mixing up anything, I was pointing out that you were merely confirming what the comment said. That you disagree with the definitions used does not change that, given that it was clear which definitions were used, as you clearly understood yourself what was meant.
It's hard for major newspapers to publish critical articles on israel because of the israeli influence in news media. Not to mention the amount of jewish owners, investors, editors and journalists.

Do you expect a Josh Rogin to write a critical article on israel? Do you really expect washington post to publish negative articles on israel?

The editor of washingtonpost is martin baron, a child of israeli immigrants to the US.

The guy who wrote the op-ed and the editor both have ties to israel. What are the chances of a negative article regarding israel?
Well clearly people are happy to pay the extra. We just need to get them used to the idea of doing it in one transaction rather than two.
If your electric power is as flaky as described, this product, and indeed all other electric pressure cookers, are not for you.
They wouldn't.
Heh, WPAD from a local network webserver was how I used to ad-block ~10 years ago. It was easy to make and set up, helped with ad-blocking in both browsers and hosted web views like game launchers, and allowed always proxying some sites through a SOCKS5 proxy.

IE never sent the full URL to FindProxyForURL, and around 2017-02 Chrome followed suit, so I had to migrate it to a Chrome extension. I still have the wpad.dat configured on the network in case something still reads it.
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I'll make a post in January and report back.
You don't have to be in a database before for your DNA in one rape kit to be identified as being (nearly certainly) from the same person as your DNA in 9+ other rape kits.
> Engineers started working around the ratchet by hoarding dead code and disguising it to look "not dead" so that it could be easily removed later when a few dozen kilobytes were needed.

Sounds like an example of the cobra effect[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect
You probably shouldn't cite Huawei, who was found guilty of outright theft of Cisco technology and software (literally copied it down to the bugs--it's how Cisco proved their case) when you are trying to cite examples of "victims" of protectionism.

Huawei are the poster child case you cite in favor of protecting your domestic companies.
I'm sorry.. Elevator operator ?! In 2017?! WAT?
The average person would probably not find a lot of use from those applications; but researchers will.
How would you test data access in a meaningful way without a DBMS?

The beauty of Linq and Expression Trees.

In the real world:

Linq (c# code) -> compiler -> expression tree -> run time Linq provider -> destination language (sql, Mongo Query etc.)

When you are unit testing you switch out the Linq provider for in memory Linq to objects provider.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn314429(v=vs.113)....
> History has shown us that, at some point, a leaner, more innovative company will surpass Facebook.

Facebook has learned the same lesson, and is explicitly trying to keep it from ever happening again.

See https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/18/technology/frightful-five...
You can debug the kernel locally using windbg, it's pretty easy to freeze your system doing that though.
I agree with the conclusion about bitcoin, but it's very ignorant to just dismiss all current and future cryptocurrencies and assume it's not possible to replace fiat currency.

Research is currently ongoing in stable coins like https://makerdao.com/ In the following decades we will just begin to understand what it means to have decentralised and programmable value. Perhaps we won't use ANY currency in the future and the value of everything will be dynamic and personalised. Say, someone with low tolerance for risk will see more stable prices but slightly higher. Expressed in currency "minutes of watching TV".

Anything really is possible.
Only if those providing better service are more attractive, more flirty (works only for the attractive, I suspect), touch their customers more, draw smiley faces on the bill, or participate in the various other things that do actually affect the tip.
Cryptocoin exchange rates are largely defined by pump and dump whale gangs spreading rumors and luring in novice investors.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7126153
That is indeed an interesting difference. Makes me wonder how uniform that policy is. In our case we were quite annoyed that they wouldn't perform one. Though it was not big enough of a deal for us to want to pay to cover the costs - it was a nagging question, not something that ultimately would have changed anything.