skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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woah how could I miss that one - will add it!

Officially it seems being called "hankey" or "pile of poo" (first may be related to that South Park episode?)
I'm a strong believer of the influence of genes on human behavior but I don't think that it has much to do with the ability to make money.

The ability to make money has more to do with dumb luck and confidence than any kind of value-creating intelligence.

The ability to keep money once you already have it might have a stronger genetic component however but it has nothing to do with value-creation.
Depends take imagination. Im sure there is variance in how imaginative people are intrinsically. But I bet the biggest difference is time dedicated to embracing that trait and expanding ability. Are you naturally a daydreamer, or are you hyper focussed on the here and now and perceive taking time for pure imagination as wasteful or worse puerile. Just a change in attitude and time spent might be all thats needed.
No, George Soros does a lot of this from a Democrat/left-wing perspective.
Bingo. Everything you mention could be said for social media, news, entertainment, shopping, politics, fashion, etc.

Whether the "learning" is being done by neural networks built in software or human wetware makes no difference. We're optimizing for the pervasiveness and uniformity of echo chambers in nearly every corner of our lives. Those echo chambers are largely responsible for greater polarization of political views, lack of ideological diversity, the snowflake generation, and a host of other problems that seem to be getting worse by the day.
Yeah there are a lot of lists - but I really needed the HTML Codes for every Emoji. That was the main focus of the list.
There are youtubes for that :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uks40XzQtyU
I named only a very few, those I had to touch anyway while compiling the list. But most of the namings come from a source list I merged into the final list.

And there are also still many names missing, need to figure out how to add them automatically from the Unicode website or any other Emoji resource; because doing it manually is not what I want to do :)
There is a third (equally extreme) but much simpler way.

Keep everything as is, but don't allow inheritance, or cap it at some number.
We don't have words like v1agra. As I mentioned in the README, we took vectors pretrained on wikipedia. One of the possible improvements can be to train the vectors on our own dataset.
You don't think he should lose his license?
i like the direction of this writeup a lot an am trying to go for a more symbolic style in my notes

https://github.com/ransomw/samizdat
And what is the use-case for this? I probably somehow miss it.
Or this : https://landley.net/history/mirror/
This seems way worse than those things. Relationship problems, nepotism, and drug and alcohol abuse are problems. But permanently vandalizing a living human body while the person is unconscious goes far beyond the pale. The person should do jail time in addition to being permanently barred from medicine. Defiling a patient's body for "fun" should be taken extremely seriously.
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Does this OS use systemd, the linked page is a bit light on info.
I've got LinuxLite on this old laptop, and I hate it, so this ticks a lot of my want boxes, but I'm hesitant.
I would bet that running a power plant in wrong ways could cause worse harm in several ways:

Damaging the plant equipment such that repair takes a long time. Depending on the control systems available, something like turning off coolant circulation, and running the engine at high load could cause problems quickly.

Running the equipment to provide out of spec output which could damage things outside the plant. Possibly transmission lines or other outside equipment or equipment at other plants. Maybe increasing output voltage could ruin outside equipment, and altering output frequency could cause problems with other plants that try to be in frequency lock.

These sorts of things could be much worse than an unscheduled outage; in many locations the local power grid spans many power plants and can absorb the loss of one plant, and if not, the local grid is probably fairly unreliable, and critical loads have local generation available.
You're claiming the Chinese system optimises the right things, which might even be true for now. But my experience is that any system optimising some metrics eventually drifts from it's intended real goal as people and systems learn to game those metrics.

In the Black Mirror episode, there just isn't room for being genuine and maintaining a nice lifestyle because of social pressure. But it probably worked a lot better when the system just started.
"Fennec F-Droid" is a browser fork that F-Droid uses. It gets rid of some of Mozilla's junk in Firefox. They avoid mentioning Mozilla or Firefox, and use a different icon.
One of the things we found out working on this project, is the problem of converting a word vector to a paragraph vector. Apparently there are many ways to do so and each one yields different results based on the length of the text and content. We used a weighted average of the words based on their frequency in a corpus.
You think branding people is a victimless crime?
In overall I mostly agree with you. However I doubt effective programming will only add 1-2$ per app in development costs.
For better code, you need better and more programmers and more time and money. And excellent programmers don't grow on trees. There is limited amount of them, so they're really hard to get (event if you have money).

If you're company owner, which path will go?
1. Adding features less frequently, costly development, more people needed, but highly efficient code.
2. Frequent feature updates, cheaper development, less people needed, but shitty code base.

Even if you're brave enough to go for 2, there always will be competitor with 1. attitude, that will crush you into oblivion.

In case of game development, there is Duke Nukem Forever example. They tried to perfect it, changed game engine twice, but release took them so long, game looked dated anyway.
If I understand correctly sometimes there's a delay before you can reply to a comment. I don't think it's "always on", but specifically for threads with a lot of discussion.
We started out with word2vec, but discovered it was easier to work with GloVe for our purpose. There are ways to convert glove vectors to word2vec format such as: https://radimrehurek.com/gensim/scripts/glove2word2vec.html
Anybody watching Mr. Robot?
Shameless plug, but at my company we had a similar set of requirements (game synced between browsers in real time), but for poker instead of a board game (https://oddslingers.com)! We tried a bunch of different solutions, and ended up writing a pure functional, declarative, animations framework for redux called redux time: https://github.com/Monadical-SAS/redux-time.

It does similar things like server-time-synced animations across multiple browsers, except the state is all managed by the backend.
I like that it is online. Often, when you need a quick sketch for your presentation or colleges, you don't want to open a desktop tool (you might not even have).

I would appreciate drag-able interface on the right (I know it is hard but it would definitely be a plus).

Connect a git repo or gist would be also nice.

I've also seen integrations to Google Drive where you can store it as a document.

Do you have any further plans with this tool? Cover more UML diagrams and so.
How recently is “recently”? It seems (to me as an outside observer) that it’s gotten notably harder to get national-currency money out of exchanges in the last, say, 6 months, because (I’m guessing) as the price goes on an upward run, more people who bought low are trying to sell to realize those gains, which triggers higher transaction volume, which suddenly prompts correspondent banks to look at exactly what all this money moving around is — at which point AML/KYC processes kick in and some banks decide the relationship with the exchange is too risky.

Didn’t one of the major crypto exchanges recently lose all its correspondents for awhile and then picked up a single one again?
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Just for your information, and I'm not trying to be mean here: You probably meant "fathom", not "phantom".
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There are a lot more great teams than billion dollar ideas. I wrote an essay on this topic a few years ago [0].

0. https://www.tillett.info/2015/12/18/execution-is-just-the-mu...
that really depends what you want to achieve, there has been lots of study that shows you can take reasonably well functioning people and break them through repeated stress.
> Exchanges are not even prohibited from doing their own secret trades and using their own internal database and full knowledge of all other players.

Are we sure about this? The two largest USD-exchanges are Coinbase/GDAX and Bitstamp, which operate out of California and London, respectively.

If someone were to reveal that these exchanges were trading against their customers, are we sure that the authorities would be unwilling to press charges?
That story is so incredibly far-fetched, and further comprised by the not-so-subtle product plugs liberally sprinkled at every turn.
A step-down DC-to-DC converter can have efficiencies in the 90% range or higher. However, a linear regulator will indeed waste that additional power.
Actually imo it makes most sense to call the alarm company and have them troubleshoot it while you're there with the car.

That way they can see debug output of what happens when he hits reverse.
Argh I don't know enough abut medical ethics to know where the line is but for all the people rejoicing in the guy resigning, losing his license, being convicted of a crime, or any other horrible outcome ...

Please, please, really consider what it means to ruin someone's life when advocating for a certain punishment. There's a whole range of reactions between "eh, no big deal" and "destroy his career!"

Whatever the man did, what he didn't do was kill anyone or permanently curtail someone's professional life or put someone in a cell for days/months/years.

All of the punishments discussed also remove a functioning surgeon from being a contributing member of society.

I'm just saying, it's worth thinking about.

I feel like we all get so self-righteous and don't think about how much impact these punishments have. It's like, a friend of mine always argued we should really bring back public spanking. Sounds like a joke, but her point was there should be a type of punishment that is the equivalent of society yelling a whole bunch at you very very sternly and making you feel very very embarrassed and then you moving on with your life and continuing to contribute to society.
You assume that signing means the doctor takes more pride in his work. That is just an assumption. You don't know for sure.

It's possible he takes less pride too. For example, he might notice that out of 50 patients, only you consented to him signing on your organs for his ego. So it is possible that from his point of view, you don't care that much (compared to the other patients). So maybe try other things on your organs that he has been thinking about, maybe play around a little in other ways, test the boundaries a bit. Throw a few harmless things in there just for fun. Why not? You'd probably consent anyways.

Why risk trying those things on other patients when he can try it on you, the person who consented?
Sure, definitely. There are many possible scenarios, like a major exchange like Coinbase, Bitfinex, or some chinese exchange going down / getting hacked. Wouldn’t even have to be all the worlds central banks: could just be one new regulation or rule in China.
I fear boars much more than the wolves living in our woods. Wolves rarely attack humans and even if it is usually associated with rabies rather than an actual hunt.

If you happen to walk into a wolf, it's probably gonna bite you and then leave you alone when you run away.
My thoughts exactly. Just use an IPsec VPN through to the monitoring centre if it must be monitored. No need to have listening ports on the Internet. It's not exactly network engineering black magic. I imagine what happened is that it was compromised by phishing on an unprotected host. In that case the control systems should be air-gapped from Joe Blog's in accounting PC.
Yes a bad team will screw up a bad idea, but if it was as simple as just backing good people then VCs would just give a bunch of cash to a good team and tell them to go out and find something. YC tried this and it was a failure.
A query builder aids you at constructing queries, while an ORM builds queries for you, runs them and maps the output to objects. It's more sophisticated than a query builder.
It's funny I'd always conceived of AIs as being potentially better than humans, but this AI sounds more like an artificial Jeremy Clarkson, boiling with contempt
In my own experience, you can teach yourself to be a bit more extrovert for instance, but the change is not permanent and you tend to slide back into your "defaults" very quickly when you stop actively caring about it (e.g. find yourself in a very stressful or low energy period). Very much like fitness, it requires the regular practice to keep it.
Feature request: Some kind of 2 factor authentication. Such that messages are encrypted are on the view as long as we enter a valid key.
Allowing hackers/bots over ssh into my server
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Or as Piketty proposed tax wealth as well as income.

Right now some country implement some inheritance tax, but that's the only time when wealth is actually measured and taxed and there are so many loopholes (trust funds, donations, …) to make this incredibly ineffective especially on the richest.
Well, then what?
> - Signal and Whatsapp, as others have pointed out, are far from being comfortable as being private (they already know too much, phone number, etc.), and don't have the convenience of a browser based app.

Whatsapp does have a browser based app. web.whatsapp.com
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Cash and net worth are not the same thing.
2G GSM?

https://youtu.be/jBu1ILbIKZo
Interesting, although I believe Alibaba has been accused on multiple occasions of faking about......95% of their revenue.

Keep in mind, they are traded on the US stock exchange yet the SEC has no power to investigate them :(

https://deep-throat-ipo.blogspot.com/
Look at the German economy before WW2, and after WW2. Then you will get your answer.

But like the parent poster said, some people can only think black and white.
SALT Lending has an interesting take on this that is actually healthy for crypto. They say never cash out and lose your crypto. It's hard to argue with that point. Remember there were people that cashed out Bitcoin at $100.
No matter where the line is, "branding a patient's liver" is clearly on the wrong side of it. I agree that the appropriate response is not "branding" the guy in return, by making sure his name is so tarnished that he'll never get a proper job again, but there has to be a strong reaction to what he's done. If he just gets a slap on the wrist he's probably tempted to do something similar again (since there seems to be some urge inside of him that made him do it in the first place).
Pressure cooks everything faster. You can literally take frozen stew meat and have it tender in an hour.
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I can see this argument its not exactly burried. The article states there was no associated health risk. The more general point is a surgeon that openly requires signing your organ, is better than one less well trained surgeon in the world. From a utilitarian pov. Not everyone would necessarily care, like you do. Which is definitely true if you look at the range of responses on here. That this guy did it without consent is what's properly bad, tangibly more than the physical result of his breach of ethics.
An engineer signing on her work, is different from a doctor signing on a human organ.

One is signing on a piece of object, and one is signing on a live human being. An object and a human being are hugely different things.

That would be like saying, well I can write my name on my own piece of paper, why can't I tattoo my name on your back? No one can see it.

Also, one is a "creation", and one is just "fixing". An engineer signing a circuit board that she created, is very different from a doctor signing on a person that she did not create.
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I agreed with most of part, but

> the payloads are decrypted before the HMAC is checked

I mean, on ClientA, I can calculate the HMACA of the plain-text, then encrypt the plain-text using KeyA to get MessageA

Then, on ClientB, I decrypt the MessageA using KeyB to get plain-text, and calculate HMACB from the plain-text.

After all that, I can still compare HMACA against HMACB to check if the message is authentic.

So what seems to be the problem here?
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Even then, if Coca-Cola goes out of business, and the stock is delisted (so the price is effectively zero or close to it), you still own 1 millionth or whatever of the company, and the company has actual tangible and intangible assets (including its name, which in Coca-Cola’s case would be one of its most valuable) that can be liquidated to recoup value to the owners. If Bitcoin goes to zero, there’s no backing store of value to sell — you own a number whose entire value in other monetary units is based on people wanting to buy it, not on any asset or guarantee backing it.
I can't believe you are getting downvoted for this.

Surely people on HN care more about real facts, right?
Unfortunately as some who isn't colour blind and doesn't have any close friends who are, it's easy to forget about these concerns. I think attention to accessibility issues like this is one of the things that separates great designers from good ones.
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Funny how he went about troubleshooting. I guess it was a long time ago and they didn't enable logs to save disk space.

Because me being a sysadmin for the past 14 years would go directly to the logs and see my client timing out.
Living one life provides one datum. Given a population of 1.3 billion, it seems a small sample.
I know there were mesh networks with wireless microwave transmitters deployed in some rural areas, but I can't find the articles. It's probably going to get more and more attention though, along with distributed electricity and similar things as technology progresses.
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> ORM: You ask for something and you don't care _how_ its fetched.

Try this:

> ORM: You ask for something and because you've researched and found a well-written, quality ORM you trust that it will create a sane query.

or possibly:

> ORM: You ask for something and you accept the tradeoffs vs hand-written queries but you're content that it's the correct tradeoff for your use-case.

There's plenty of places for bottlenecks to hide and premature optimization is the root of at least some evils.
As far as I can tell, the paper you link definitely confirms the essence of what Miller Says.

The end of the link says "We here at Bell Laboratories were truly dumfounded when this visitor from an unknown school in Australia reported his elegant procedure and remarkable success. Our own people took considerably longer to move UNIX
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I cannot see that as any sort of dispute.
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> Whatever the man did, what he didn't do was kill anyone or permanently curtail someone's professional life or put someone in a cell for days/months/years.

I don't have much of a problem with very severe punishments for things that (1) the person knew they weren't supposed to do; and (2) can't be done by accident.

> her point was there should be a type of punishment that is the equivalent of society yelling a whole bunch at you very very sternly and making you feel very very embarrassed and then you moving on with your life and continuing to contribute to society

This sounds more like the stocks than a public spanking (spanking?).

A public shaming works better when everyone agrees on what's shameful. As soon as you have groups who honor getting thrown in the stocks, a lot of the point of throwing people in the stocks disappears.
Yep. Learned SQL. Happy never to have to touch it again.
To me, a doctor drunk at work is far, far worse. I would much rather have a doctor initial my liver but still do a good job of fixing my problem, than have a drunk doctor operate on me (or treat me in any sense actually). I suspect a lot of the outrage is to do with the insult to human dignity that initialing someone's organs brings. But look at the outcomes.