skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The only structural obstacle is that in a tunnel, the car knows how far you've gone and GPS doesn't.
Newsweek in 1995: Why the Internet Will Fail
At one point down -1,600. I did a little buying today (BRK.B), this was margin calls, algo trading, and fear.
I recall the story about Bill Gates at Harvard in the 70's. Programmers there would store programs on punched tape and leave it in a desk drawer. Others were encouraged to use and modify the code and share their changes. Gates balked at that idea. Surely an example of open source before it was formally named.
Well, it's hard to say for business/science, but for example in sports it's recommended to start with the hardest things because your energy runs out or you are at higher risk of injury if you do them later.

Example: triathlon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triathlon

Swimming first - cause if you are really tired you have higher odds of drowning.

Cycling after - cause if you're really tired you might fall off at high speed, run into something, again, at high speed, therefore possibly hurting yourself badly.

Running last - cause you have the lowest risk of injuring yourself seriously if something bad happens.

I guess the guiding principle would be "fail fast". Do the hard stuff first cause if you can't do it you have time to recover. And obviously, if you manage to do it, congrats, everything else is smooth sailing.
Very impressed by Eli's site. Has taught me a lot and introduced me to many interesting subjects.
I wouldn't buy an HP product if my alternative was to do everything by hand.

Garbage company, garbage products, and garbage management.
It's practically guaranteed, unless the Fed rapidly adjusts back to being accomodating by slashing rates.

The sugar high from the tax cuts will buy a few quarters of time at best.
Different reasons. I suspect this is due to traders taking their yearly profits and then stampede set in.

The volatility index has a very sudden spike at the end of the market

https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/%5EVIX/
Here's an article from two years ago comparing how reunification is proceeding: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/02/german-reunifi...

TL;DR: the West is more than twice as wealthy as the East, nearly none of the wealthiest citizens or largest companies are based in the East, expected lifetimes in the East have just about caught up with the West, about 10% of marriages are between Easterners and Westerners (the same proportion as between citizens and immigrants), more migrants live in the West, though the East is leading in some areas such as education and the availability of childcare, and about half of all citizens report that Easterners and Westerners have more differences than similarities.
Brain chemistry is certainly important in depression but we don't know enough about it to rely on it for treatment. A large investigation was done into genomic links to depression and there were no markers related to serotonin / dopamine genes. SSRIs were discovered through serendipity largely and nothing new has really been developed since bc we don't know much about the brain (though we think NMDA receptor agonists and some allosteric modulators of GABA r may work)

Therapy is the right way to handle a lot of depression cases, but very few people get it because of stigma and the fact that psychiatrists can't make money doing therapy unless the patients are rich
Would anybody who's familiar with some items from the collection care to give a top three (or so) for those of us who don't know where to start?
Right. Just like Russia wanted to leave Poland, Ukraine, the Baltics, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. It was the west that forced them to stay.
Oh man, this thread is going of the rails pretty quickly. Come on HN, be peaceful
> Men tend to choose STEM careers and competitive paths because they are free to choose, and women tend to choose to become doctors, nurses, and part-time workers of any kind, because they are also free to choose.

Citation needed. In 1997, only 1 out of 3 doctors were women in Norway. [1] Did it significally change during the past 20 years? Also, since 1990 the ratio of part-time workers lowered among women and went higher among men, so it’s false to claim that women choose more part-time than men now that they have equal "choice". [2]

> Another way to say this is, there will always be Gender Inequality because the (biological) genders are not equal to each other. A woman does not equal a man, and she shouldn't

Women "choosing" to become doctors and nurses while men choose STEM careers has nothing to do with biology. Women are still underrepresented in leadership positions, and healthcare is no exception. [3] [4]

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[1]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11144775

[2]: https://www.regjeringen.no/globalassets/upload/bld/rapporter...

[3]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4235590/

[4]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12899913
13/ make sure your webpage doesn't depend on Javascript just to display an article and its title, like 99% of news websites and blogs today...

14/ avoid sticky headers,like this page has, that take 1/8 of the screen real estate on a laptop and even worse on mobile.

15/ A reader should be able to increase/decrease the size of the text without destroying your layout.

16/ Stick to simple "websafe" fonts for the body of your articles. Some fancy fonts that look good on your MAC look really bad on Windows.

17/ the most horrible thing designers do: light text on white background. Please stop. Just because it looks good on your calibrated $2000 screen doesn't mean it will on a $250 laptop with limited contrast settings.
What is it about Scandinavia that you believe does not give equal opportunity and choice?

Norway’s current and many of the previous prime ministers were female, there is generous social support for working parents, most women get a college degree, etc Women are still free to choose the kind of job they desire, and they do so.

It is incredibly undesirable to force women and men to choose different jobs because of an ideological desire for equal outcome. There is no way to achieve that without tyranny and without hurting equal opportunity.

With regards to high value jobs that women have chosen due to equal opportunity you have to look no further than doctors. It used to be a mainly male occupation in the western world, and it’s now dominated by women.
Recessions are technically at the minimum 9 months, three quarters of negative growth

Edit: it's two quarters as pointed out below
I'll agree with this in part. (I lived in Germany for 3 years with a rescue dog.)

I'll never forget throwing away glass on a Sunday (I missed the sign saying it was forbidden) and getting stern looks by no less than three people, with one leaning over her balcony railing to tell me not to do that.

...and while that seemed incredelous to me at first, the American, it wasn't too hard to understand after a while that there was a culture of consideration to others, and it was vigorously enforced by society. And it extended to dogs.

Mind you, their dogs still bark, people still screw up, and I encountered more than one dog off-leash while mine still was....even though I knew it was forbidden. No society is 100%.

But I never forgot that early incident, and after a few years I found myself performing my own glare when someone fired up a gas lawnmower on a Sunday. =P Mind you, I ran my vacuum on a Sunday, but so did my neighbors, and there was an unspoken agreement that so long as it was done later in the day it was fine.

I guess what I'm coming around to is this: It's a bit more than just "there are social rules and we follow them." People are, by and large, considerate, and they want others to be considerate it to.

My time over there was really positive, and I credit this as part of it.
Are you prepared to host and distribute copyrighted documents from your home connection and publically advertise that to the whole world? Because that's what P2P really means in this case, unfortunately.
I'd prefer to see the news about cryptocurrencies crashing rather than traditional markets.
>Well yes, but who would to want to use Bitcoin as a medium of exchange now?

The same people that have always made up the bulk of actual bitcoin payments - people buying things on the dark web from markets that haven't integrated Monero yet.
I Spend 9 Months Developing an Algorithm That Can Draw
That government is wasteful has been a rallying cry from Reagan onward. Republicans have gleefully been cutting waste since then, so we’ve had nearly four decades of intense scrutiny of government waste. There is very little left! While each new finding of any waste is trumpeted from the hilltops, no mention is made of the numerous agencies and offices which are operating on shoestring budgets and, in many cases, operating at low efficiency because they are too starved of cash to do their jobs effectively.

This is the two-pronged attack, a maniacally evil strategy from
the brains of the John Birch Society, the Koch brothers and their minion ‘think’ tanks, and Grover Norquist. They wish to institute their libertarian paradise, but what gets in their way is that most Americans don’t actually share their desires. Most Americans tend to favor the kind of smart policies that balance the needs of enterprise with the needs of society - laws that harness the engine of capitalism to work broadly in service of everyone.

Only by driving a wedge in between the American populace and government, and between the non-union worker and the union worker, and between the middle class and the poor, and between the poor and the immigrant - to the point that everyone is now against everyone else - could they succeed in creating such visceral hatred so wide and so deep in the populace that we would have no sense of society left. When we cease to feel like we’re all in this together, we cease to feel a responsibility for the common good, when we show no concern for the pillaging of the commons, we laugh haughtily at the misfortune of others, we joke about the failure of our institutions and collectively we stick our heads in the sand and turn to salve our sorrows with the solace of drugs or numb ourselves with our mindless entertainment, we step closer to the now-inevitable collapse of our great experiment in democracy, our once powerful leadership fallen to depths of ridicule and our empire crumbled.

Those rich men who directed our demise might initially celebrate the arrival of their libertarian paradise, but with a limping husk of a state left, even a minimal order won’t last for long, and their wealth - in money that has little lingering value won’t shield them from the pains of society collapsed. Their land is only theirs if recognized by a government, and if property rights are respected. I suspect that it won’t be long until all are consumed in anarchy, followed by formation of groups of violent masses, led by ideologues who commandeer what bits of military hardware they can grab.
I have the same intuition, but was recently surprised about their laptops: Even though (or maybe because) they look like from last century they have pretty decent hardware connectivity (USB, video, ethernet etc.) and good linux support as well. It's boring but functional, like you'd expect from a business-oriented machine.
Maybe GPU prices will finally start to go down, especially after used 1080TIs flood the market
> People mostly adjust to the extra traction afforded by snow tires and behave accordingly to maintain constant risk regardless of the conditions

The risk of over-steering appears to be compensated for with reduced crash incidence and severity (at least for studded tyres) [1]. More to the point, you changed your goalpost from "this is an unreasonable cost to demand for safety" to "this isn't safe."

[1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00014...
It's due to interest rates and bond yields.

https://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/articles/2018-02-05/stock-i...
It's not an invasion that countries fear. It's not being able to trade in Dollars.
How could store clerks correct or even understand their mistakes just by seeing a frowny push? The data most likely do go to corporate (which will return to the PoS as retribution), as evidenced by distress seen on the staff's faces when the frowny button was pushed.

NPS is a disaster. Since it's directly tied to financial consequences for staff, (1) staff beg for 10s, (2) anyone who knows how NPS works and has a conscience always gives 10 in order to protect staff from maangemetn abuse.
But the point was: what if you wanted the behavior to be different than what you described. What if the intent was really "increment"?

For example, say you have a list AND a counter. Everytime you add an item to the list, you need to increment the counter, as an invariant of your system.

Of course, it's a contrived example, but you get the point: things can get more complicated and the system may break as a result, unless you're very careful.
If you are setting up troll/bot armies, lots of valid information to setup users under.

Wait til they start contacting representatives with stolen data to make it look like real constituents, en masse in your name like the FCC faked comments supporting net neutrality repeals.

How are we gonna stop people contacting your representatives, under your name, throwing support behind what you are opposed to?

We eventually need some sort of validated 'contact your representative' system that tracks responses, shows numbers of people in support against how representatives vote and more to make sure people are real people and that it isn't stolen data used to support something you don't want in your name. Contacting your representative is one of the most broken systems in the US with so few representatives, if they flood them with real user data but fake concerns, representatives will be flooded with the wrong perception of what people want.

This is besides all the fraud that can come about with stolen data from hack after hack. How long until they have access to all the NSA collected data through hacks and backdoors. We are seriously in the thick of it.
It gets closer to true if you print very infrequently and buy the absolute cheapest of printers.
Nowhere was that implied, I'm pretty sure most people agree that both are important, no need to create a false dichotomy.

You're argument is reminiscent of some who opposed the suffragettes, who argued that raising children is much more important than voting. Even if that's the case, that is no argument for injustice.
Recessions in the US are almost universally defined as being at least two consecutive quarters of economic contraction / negative GDP.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/recession.asp
> Planning a cross country vacation with a new born is pretty awful behavior though.

First, a two year old isn't a new born. Having 3 kids, I can tell you that a new born is far less trouble than almost any child up to about 6 years of age because they sleep 16-20 hours a day.

There's nothing wrong with traveling with children as long as the children are well behaved and you plan your flight to coincide with nap times.

My wife and I flew from NY to London next to a family with 3 children all under 6 years of age and they were delightful. The gentleman taking up one of the seats in the row they occupied however was a piece of garbage. He had the aisle seat and when they showed up he let out an audible sigh and made it abundantly clear he was displeased with them. We had an empty seat in our row and were going to offer it to him but by the time they closed the doors he had proven himself to be such a disgusting human being that we chose to keep it for ourselves.
I grew up with floats and clearfixes, and while flexbox does a few things I couldn't do before I still find myself pulling up the flexbox cheat-sheet to get the correct syntax every single time.
Correct links are http://ftp.belnet.be/mirror/FOSDEM/2018/Janson/closing_keyno... and http://ftp.belnet.be/mirror/FOSDEM/2018/Janson/closing_keyno...
Why Microsoft Is Ruling the Cloud, IBM Matching Amazon, Google Is $15B Behind
I was completely unaware of this photographer's work until an acquaintance mentioned that she wanted one of the photos as a gift from her partner. The impression I got at the time was there was an aspirational quality to owning one because they were very expensive.

She also wanted a Rolleiflex camera because that is what Lik uses.

I didn't think too much of the interaction until looking up details and finding the various allegations of fakery, and so forth.

I see a great deal of similarity between Lik's work and marketing and Thomas Kincade. And all that's fine and good, and people can spend their money on what they want.

But the statement Lik made about "pressing the shutter" (sic) makes me a little bit sad and angry. Leave aside the "false-advertising" angle. I'm bothered equally by Lik setting up a scenario that's unrepeatable. Anyone wishing to repeat what Lik claims to have done in a single shot is destined for disappointment.
Could someone with php and a remote page reloader access data in the other shared hosts? I was told a shared hosts computer can sometimes have thousands of web accounts and domains. Seems like a limitless opportunity for stealing backend information. I hope I'm wrong.
It's certainly a good idea to buy when stocks are undervalued. However at the moment they are likely still overvalued, and it's also quite early days in this current sell-off.

I just sold my entire portfolio (apart from retirement funds) earlier this morning, as we want to buy a house later in the year and don't want to get trapped if the stock market completely crashes.
You're incorrect. Miniature horses are used in situations where someone is e.g. blind and also allergic to dogs. They're used as guide animals in much the same way as seeing eye dogs.
Once you do it you'll realize there was nothing to be afraid of in the first place.
Cigarettes produce value! They take the edge off.
Any politics that claims to be on the side of rational discussion without ideological zealotry needs a clause "Manifesto-writers see yourselves out." Despite this particular new crop popping up online, no, it doesn't count if your manifesto is about how bad people who reduce things to manifestos are. You don't get points when your unsubstantiated, simplistic essay is about how we should be on the team that substantiates arguments and isn't so simplistic. Practicing what you preach is hard, but man, at least make an effort.
huh. when i read the spec, i thought comments were c like

begin_sl_comment ::= '//'
begin_ml_comment ::= '/*'
end_ml_comment ::= '*/'

maybe that ebnf is out of date.
it's simple...

Higher than Expected Inflation = Faster than expected Rising Interest Rates = Cuts in Growth Outlook = Stocks go Down
Has to drop to a third of what it currently is at according to https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-energy-consumption
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Get with the program - a woman is enslaved and subjugated to her husband if she is raising children in any way. True freedom is being single, childless and working 60 hour weeks at work (edit: likely for a man)
The trick is convincing our fellow voters to vote in their best interest. Decades of propaganda has produced a warped mentality and complete disconnect from reality. Fox News will spin this and people will eat it up.
But this would never happen, since the gimmick is to deploy a system to generate vanity metrics, not solve any problems.
Or any other trade off you make on the assumption you have more defense than you really do, surprisingly common.
The Netherlands is pretty close to that from what I've seen. Most children some of the children here go to day-care from 4 months old on so mothers can get back to work.
Traders “taking their yearly profits” does not affect the market like this; such events would already be priced into the market. The Dow is not a crypto exchange.
HP had some interesting policies which were of great benefit to women. I've been told that HP lets people share a position. Two people can work half time with full benefits, then they are evaluated and promoted as one unit. Many women who were raising families opted to do this.

Tactically, this seems great, but the question that comes to my mind is, if such a practice were widely adopted throughout the industrialized world, would this have the effect of halving the power of women in internal workplace politics? The follow on question that comes to mind: What, exactly, is the effect on the power of women in internal workplace politics, of women taking time off work to raise children?
> The ADA is very specific in that they only recognize dogs and miniature horses as Service Animals.

Pedantically, only dogs are service animals under ADA regs (28 CFR 35.104), but guide horses have very similar rules under the ADA.
This is so intellectually dishonest it borders on insult.

> the idea that you can take large amounts of time off and still be at the same level as people who kept working is insane

Here you talk about the "career of raising children"

> only women can get pregnant, give birth, and breast feed

And then you proceed to justify it with an activity that on average probably lasts for about a year and can in large part be made compatible with a professional life. The average SV hacker brags about taking longer sabbaticals than this.
Buy triggers set @ 5900, next support level and oversold indicator along with Fib support. Almost time to buy.
You would need a fridge that can maintain a uniform interior temperature of 5 degC--i.e. one with no freezer box--an aquarium air pump, and a UPS. If you're serious, you would also need a CO2/temp/humidity sensor that can report to you via e-mail whenever a fault is detected.

It's dangerous to leave fridge hibernators unattended, because things can go wrong while you are away. But while they're in, you only need to check on them once or twice a day, and maybe rehydrate their burrowing substrate.

The problem is that you have to prepare for it by gorging to build up energy reserves, then fasting to clear the gut of waste and build up water reserves. It's really not something you would want to do every time you go somewhere.

But you can also use long term feeding options like burying beetle larvae and worms instead of just dropping them into the food dish. It will take a while to hunt them all down. More likely you end up with a breeding population in the habitat, and your pet gets fat.

Aside from that, birds and mammals make superior pets in almost all ways. The only reason to have a reptile pet is if people in the household are allergic to both dogs and cats.
My HP Color LaserJet cost me ~600. Bought the cartridges for another 175 each (x3) + 125 for the black one. The printer died at 1 year 1 month, never even got to use the $650 in cartridges. They're just sitting on my shelf as a reminder that I will never buy another HP product as long as I live.
I have a friend from college who had a 2.0 in high school and got rejected from the college of new jersey. He ended up getting into a much better school (possibly due to SAT scores) and graduated with a 4.0. He majored in math as well as physics and minored in CS. Worked for Google for two years after... smokes weed too.
This separate but comfortable cabin already exists and is called "a commercial flight", what you are looking for is a "chartered flight".
It's related to schlep blindness: http://paulgraham.com/schlep.html

When you're averse to something, you don't even tend to think of it as a possibility, even when it would be the best solution to your current problems.

Anecdotally, I've found that doing a thing I'm afraid of dramatically expands my mental universe of available options, which helps me get better in all important facets of my life - business, dating, friendships, etc.
Commodities generally crash up and come slowly down as well.