skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very good point but i believe the cash in hand doesn't account for all the money you have.

There are many facets for accountability. And I don't think that any middle class person having more cash in hand while exchanging his cash could potentially prove that his money is accountable because there exist some form of money which he has given to some other person or may be has invested in some business.

My point is by totalling out just the amount of cash maybe 5-10k rupees the income cannot be accounted.
A lot of studies disagree with you of the health effects of distance running http://pitjournal.unc.edu/article/long-distance-running-inve...

"Long-distance running has helped our species survive and evolve. Elements of the human physique, like the Achilles tendon and the length of the human body, make our bodies primed for running. Studies show that running can ease depression and anxiety. It can reduce risk of heart disease, diabetes, and obesity."
Propel (and bunch of other ventures) have their genesis at the Blue Ridge Labs.

Blue Ridge Labs focuses on bringing together people who are interested in product, design and engineering to go out and apply tools of empathy and discovery to understand the problems faced by low-income and socially disadvantaged Americans.

For anyone who is at crossroads in their career, I would highly recommend reaching out to @BlueRidgeLabs. I vouch for and support the sincerity of their mission.

Have questions about Blue Ridge Labs? Reach out to @cromulus. Looking to find an engineering position in NYC reach out to @FreshEBT. I am @rksio
There is one for generating goalang code as well:
https://github.com/mholt/curl-to-go
Also, it does not depend on libcurl.
English is British by default, that's just geography.
Thank you! I just used this to clean up all but one of my feeds. If only the web had ended up as RSS, blogrolls, and good feed readers instead of "social." At least a few of us are keeping the dream alive.
This looks pretty out-of-date. It doesn't even mention React and Redux, styled-components, electron...
Could you elaborate on why running has no benefits for non-athletes?
It's funny that my south indian accent was 90% match to American and my "normal" Indian accent was split 50-50.
This is kind of fun for practicing accents. Even with my "best" attempt at a British accent I never got below 80% American.

Would be cool to see if it had any data for identifying some more specific American accents though.
Less taxes as you point out, and more time for aid recipients to spend improving their lives instead of dealing with bureaucracy.
Jest improved so much since its first release, in the beginning it was mentioned only to test React components. Ava made the speed its first selling argument but Jest may be even faster, now... Thank you for your remark, we are going to update the comments accordingly, to say only "AVA emphasises on speed", removing "Compared to Jest".
An additional problem is one of economic calculation. Mises argued one hundred years ago that a planned economy where the state owns the means of production and arbitrarily sets prices without an open market to determine prices by supply and demand would result in economic waste and shortages. He was largely proven right by the disastrous Soviet experience.

https://www.libertarianism.org/publications/essays/excursion...
That's actually a good point. Might be a good idea for a software there: something that generates fake browsing history for the different browsers.
She would have trouble getting one, but she doesn't need one. Only a few senators are given access to every classified program. Most senators can request specific accesses if their work/committee requires it, but aren't given access to everything by default- the DoD would need a good reason to deny the clearance, and Manning's case probably counts as a good reason. Even if Manning won she would be a junior senator and not put on any important defense related committees so she wouldn't have a need for a clearance most of the time.
would have included that, but tether changed that part of their legal section. it now includes more legalese that i'm interpreting as can redeem, but US residents cannot be customers. no idea of the implications of the latter for people trading it on exchanges.

"Absent a reasonable legal justification not to redeem Tether Tokens, and provided that you are a fully verified customer of Tether, your Tether Tokens are freely redeemable.

Persons ordinarily resident in, and nationals of, Prohibited Jurisdictions or Sanctioned Persons under Applicable Sanctions Laws; Persons and Government Officials believed or suspected to be transacting in the proceeds of corruption, bribery, or other crimes under Applicable ABAC Laws; and Persons believed or suspected to be engaged in money laundering or terrorist financing under Applicable AML/CTF Laws are not permitted to be customers of Tether; are not permitted to cause Tethers to be issued or redeemed; and, are not permitted to hold or transact in Tether Tokens.

Furthermore, residents of certain U.S. states are not permitted to be customers of Tether; are not permitted to cause Tethers to be issued or redeemed; and, are not permitted to hold Tether Tokens.

Beginning on January 1, 2018, Tether Tokens will no longer be issued to U.S. Persons."
It would be nice if you could make the dots transparent. There appears to be a pattern of right to left lines across the city, but it is not easily visible as is.
Incompetence should probably be number one.

There is a big difference between someone making a mistake due to unclear or incomplete process and someone doing that mistake because they are not competent to perform that task.

This then raises the issue that hiring and leaving incompetent people in place is itself proof of an organisational incompetence...
On iPhone this site requires iOS 11 and up. :(
I would say that in principle we don't do it because at some level we probably do actually believe in the doctrine of self determination at the level of states. This is directly at odds with the notion that rich countries should be trying to provide infrastructure and food for the worlds poorest. Of course this argument doesn't hold up within a single country, so the question of why entrenched poverty remains an issue throughout the United States is indeed a political one where there is no excuse.
How are people saying "Plastic"?
> waiting for third parties to report them

Where does the link say this? As far as I know Apple has all the information needed to make this decision themselves. As you said, a binary grep, coupled with many of Apple's static/dynamic analysis tools should be enough to find this issue.
Cases in point: Mozilla, Canonical, Apache Foundation...
Yep, the lack of free time helps me procrastinate less.
Yep what I thought after reading the article was, best board game of v2017 voted on by a panel of authorities in the field, or the best board game according to a random writer?
I'm American and it put me at 66% British...

Edit: and now 99% British every time. Methinks the site is broken.
What's your plan for dealing with Orthodox Judaism or Quiverful or other ideological/religious sects that believe that having as many children possible as quickly as possible is God's will?

Exponentially increasing cost is a problem for the most technocratic plans you can imagine. And in a democratic society not only will groups that have tons of children grow rapidly, they will also increase their share of the voting power at the same rate.
Great, thanks! This all came at a perfect time -- I was just about to start working on converting a bunch of our music education games to iOS. My plan was to do that, then convert our existing games from Flash to HTML5. If I can get this up and running, it would save a great deal of time.
I expect that the downvotes are because you are arguing that “he didn’t mean murder” is equivalent to “he didn’t mean harm”.
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I like your reasoning, and I agree that we need more effort toward social programs that provide basic needs for the population.

One argument against such programs is that they could allow people to have a lifestyle where they choose to never work, yet live a comfortable life and have lots of children. It seems like this could cause extreme population growth, but in a very bad way. Am I missing something, or is there a solution to address that problem?
>Apple seems to be investing heavily in security and privacy, but I'm curious to see if they can actually convince the average consumer to care (and/or buy into their security narrative, depending on your level of cynicism). So far, the convenience and features offered by their competition (at the expense of user privacy) seem to be a stronger draw.

How much money is Apple investing ?
Sound legit. Noisy: American. Subtle and understated: British
Why do we do it? We need poor as an example to keep working and middle class motivated.
Yes of course. Everything works for 6 weeks. Studies are nice and I'm glad for the people who publish them yet real world experience shows that running is problematic. There is not enough space to explain. Longevity is key word here. If you want to be a middle age man with hip and knee issues then go ahead and pound yourself into the pavement. Your connective tissue can take so much of a beating. Marathon runners are skinny as f* so if u want that look and feel go ahead and run. If you want health walking as fast as you can and feeling like a clown while doing it will keep you slim and allow you to develop muscle weight. Let me ask you guys, would you want to carry your wife/husband in case of an emergency? How about being able to with stand a fall? Armor building is the name of the game. Try it all but stick to the plan for six weeks and move on. Personally I have achieved my maximal strength goals and I can out play most kids on the court and field and it's all been done with a basic free weights gym in my porch. I've been lifting for 17 years and not one injury. Pace yourself. While your fellow partners are growing guts and becoming pale, you can hike a trail with 75 lbs of supplies and wake up each morning ready to go ape on anything. Strength is King. Read Dan John's works.
"ramp up production" is often difficult and expensive and takes time to kick in. You've got a certain number of production lines, the factory usually also has other customers that they've promised lines to, more people to train. Ramping up your production equates to every one of your parts suppliers (hundreds of suppliers for the case of a video card) also ramping up their production, without exception.

I'm sure they are indeed ramping up production in response to crypto prices going crazy expensive unexpectedly, but it doesn't result in more cards on the market quickly.
Why should rich countries be trying to provide infrastructure and food for the world's poorest? Far as I know, the original reason for doing so was to create strong and loyal trading partners. That doesn't seem to have happened though. Is that no longer the end goal?
I guess this explains it, my chickens have been refusing to go into the coop at night. I knew I gained some weight over the holidays, but I didn't realize how grotesque I became.
> What is interesting that employee probably meant no harm, but compare this to that SWAT murder a month earlier. The prankster meant no harm either

The prankster intentionally sent a false alert and intended, at a minimum, to cause emergency response resources reserved for use in circumstances that pose a grave danger to be misallocated and to cause terror in the intended target; that involves both a diffuse but significant public harm and a narrowly focussed private harm.

It is not at all a case where no harm was intended.
Prancercise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIXIZ_8aGM8
Governments shouldn't take care of people. People should take care of people. (Over course, we should take care of ourselves first but that doesn't always work out.)
> USSR tried doing exactly that with the planned economy and trying to distribute the wealth more or less evenly and failed miserably.

Actually if you look at where they started and where they got, they did a pretty good job in raising the very poorest our of poverty, electrifying the country, and really eliminating a lot of the abject poverty that was most of the country at the time of the revolution. Changes that the former (imperial) regime seemed uninterested in making.

Even into the 1950s and even 1960s quite a lot of people, including a surprisingly large amount of US government officials, thought that there was a chance the USSR could surpass the USA. I think such people were delusional, since the signs were pretty clear at the time (I was a child at that time, but I did study the USSR in the 1980s when it was very obviously not a threat to the west).

Don't get me wrong: the USSR was founded by a bunch of bloodthirsty assholes (Lenin, Stalin, Trotsky et al) and, for various reasons developed into a, yes, evil system. I don't blame it entirely on the people involved -- I think anyone who tries to follow that model, even with good intensions (and it's not clear the Bolsheviks had good intentions) is going to end up with a shitty result.

But dispassionately one thing they did accomplish was the thing you said they failed miserably at. And it's unlikely the Menshevik republicans would have pulled that off.
Linus (Tech Tips) did a really good walk through at D-Wave's facility here for anyone who's interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60OkanvToFI
I wonder what aspects of human beauty chickens are perceiving? Purely at a guess, I would say symmetry of features and signs of health/reproductive health. Given that they’re looking st faces, this seems most likely to me.
What if you cut the top off the bottom you cut off of the old top? Now we're in Ship of Theseus territory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
Your logic assumes that most people are so shallow that they would stop working/trying to improve their conditions after they are able to live “comfortably”. There are several wealthy countries that provide this kind of welfare without much population growth or lazy workforce. On the other hand there are counties like Bangladesh that saw rapid growth in population in the 80s even though most people were very very poor - in fact the country’s pouplation growth has demolished now that more people can live comfortably due to increased wealth and access to education.
Just Google it. My advice is to Sprint on your toes barefoot up a grass hill once a week and if u eat great then 2x. Getting strong is far more important and sexy than running. Hey guys I can reach the other side of the city on foot....boring. Walking down the street and helping the beer guy unload a keg one handedly without huffing and puffing....bad mofo. You have a choice. To run away from a problem or have the strength to conquer it. I've seen girls much stronger than most average Joe's and it's a shame men in America look terrible. So much richness and we are spoiling and wasting it away. Zombie apocalypse arrives tmw and most guys here will be lunch. Wouldn't you want to load that water dispenser without struggling? I don't know why nowadays the Emo soft look is in. Stop following fads and look to the past, tons of strong dudes.
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What's the problem? As long as those kids grow up to be roughly as successful as the national average, they'll be paying back into the system and everything works as intended.

Also, Orthodox Jews have been around for a long, long time and are still a small minority almost everywhere. Small ideological sects with large families historically don't seem to take over the world.
I was insulted that it rated my Aussie lingo as "British".
Block 45-60 min a week to catch up on reading, you can never keep on top of everything out there
cryptocurrency-people have trouble trusting. this same line of questioning leads to "why even use a blockchain" when you could just have a central database track transactions much more efficiently.
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I'm not an expert in this area, but I'm pretty sure they get no money at all from the publishers. Other way around in fact: their libraries spend large fraction of budget subscribing to the journals.
In that case I would see it like rl3 too, and would probably respond best to a frank disclosure upfront. Maybe your career isn't as over as it feels right now, but will just take more time to find the right place?
People taking care of people on an individual basis doesn't scale up very well.
I was able to get 90% in either direction at will.

American: over-pronounce your Rs and try to get the æ sound wherever "ah" is called for. (I guess this is a great lakes accent)

British: imitate the intonation of BBC broadcasts I occasionally hear syndicated on npr stations.
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Yes, all regularly scheduled processes should be able to recover gracefully from a forcibly interrupted state. Programmers ought to be thinking about "what happens if the power goes off right NOW"?
The leap you're making, that I don't understand, is that if people didn't have to work, they'd start having huge families en masse.

Why do you think that would happen? Is there any basis for having that concern?
This cordless vacuum adapts to multiple floor types and might even make fun
Worms don't really have a head though. One end is a mouth, the other is an anus. Their neural function happen within the handful of neurons they have in-between. There is little wonder that the memories in these neurons are kept.
I noticed that too. It must be an error in the article.
How are these startups planning to pay back the VC money? The poor don't exactly have a lot of money. Where are they going to get the money from? I am skeptical anytime a VC invests in "solving poverty".
Parent mostly cares about being a bad mofo.... Totally sounds like the local 24 hour fitness trainers.
Maybe you should believe them. If you want to feel at home, you'll need to adopt some definitions that are compatible.

They say the confederate war flags are fine. Well, if it isn't racist to them, then it isn't racist to them. You won't fit in until you accept that. There are actually black people with that flag...

http://www.southernheritage411.com/hke.php?nw=006

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8hPo6mYnks

Based on your non-southern culture, you're reading something into the actions of other people. You are using an incompatible cultural context to make judgements about other people. They aren't unaware of this, which is why it keeps popping up. You are giving off some sort of vibe, perhaps disgust, and they can see it. The only fix is to adopt the cultural definitions of those around you.

Racism in the south is more obvious than racism elsewhere, but not more common. All across the north and west you can find tokenism and low expectations.

The appearance that everything is political is partly just the times, but also partly because you were unaware of it in your former location. Political opinions in your former location were just the norm that you'd always known, so you didn't really see them. Now they stand out. To see the other side of this story, how things are in fact political outside of the south, read through this lawsuit:
https://www.scribd.com/document/368688363/James-Damore-vs-Go...
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“Thoughts and Prayers” in Greek Tragedy (2017)
I agree, it's not an "exception". (Also, it appears that Rhode Island Reds do indeed have red earlobes and browns eggs. [1]).

Weirdly, this article links to another article [2] which makes a very similar statement, but instead uses the (valid) exception, "Lamona chickens have red earlobes, but their eggshells are white."

[1] http://www.raising-chickens.org/rhode-island-reds.html

[2] https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/12/141213-eggs...
As a Marylander whose election district is gerrymandered to hell, a symbolic vote that doesn’t matter seems better than a “real” vote that doesn’t matter: https://anthonybrown.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/MD-4-Dis....
She's not running against a republican in the primaries.
In a capitalist system, a zero sum game in which titans buy ads to pull marketshare back and forth between each other creates value, yet feeding a starving person does not.

That's a ridiculous statement, of course, but it demonstrates that the economic notion of value can diverge wildly from most other reasonable notions of value. The seemingly inoffensive "economic value = value" approximation is actually a trojan horse used by libertarians to sneak the more objectionable aspects of their theories past casual observers and put a tautological halo over markets and their preferences.

It's a point worth keeping in mind when considering complaints that X system doesn't optimize economic value.
Commitment to closing my rings every day (Apple Watch, 700kcal/day goal), eating a bit less, avoiding refined sugar, and supplementing probiotics. The Apple Watch + probiotic supplements helped me drop 20lbs over the past 12 months or so, without the intense focus on closing the rings every day. I'm shooting for 30lbs this year, which will get me within 15 of my target weight based on my height.

I was going for a perfect month this month, then I wussed out during two days of rain. But I'm back on track.
Nice tone, and nice stuff ! :-)
RSS may not be dead, if we all encourage IRL users of social media around us to use them again, if we explain them again and again... It will pay, I'm confident ! :-)
Dell, and a lot of other vendors.

And. I purchased one last year because it was outrageously inexpensive and had a i5/7500U, a nice 1080p touchscreen, and a miserable spinning harddrive and a miserable amount of socketed ram.

I consider replaceable harddrives and socketed RAM to be a feature, one I promptly made use of and now have a machine which is quite competitive to machines costing > $1k more than what it cost me for the machine+HD+RAM.
Agreed. I've played with Rust on and off since ~v0.8. I tried to get through the Matasano crypto challenges a few years ago and gave up after hitting a few language hiccups. I recently gave it another go, and it's much easier to use now.

I must have written around a thousand lines before needing a lifetime annotation, vs. something like 30 lines two years ago.
Well it turns out that this political problem is extremely hard to solve.

Because of that, other people are working on technological problems.

The cheaper it is to feed people, from a technological standpoint, the easier it is to solve the political problem.
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> Born in Washington DC and that is the southernmost point of my childhood. Father born in England to Eastern European immigrants. Mother is Italian American from Pennsylvania. West coasters semi-frequently think my accent is European, but nobody from back east or from Europe says that.
I got 84% British.

That's really interesting. I have a very similar background (and from Washington DC) and I got 84% British, too. It rated my pronunciation of the word "call" as ~100% British. That's pretty interesting if it can regionally categorize people.