skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To me the simplest solution would be to add 'Stop showing domain' in the drop down arrow under where they currently have 'Cached' in search results. It would be useful to users and also help Google understand when a site is annoying a bunch of people.

...Or is this an opportunity for an extension someone wants ot build where you can select sites/domains and it auto injects somnething like -site:pintrest.com into all searches.
The cost of the equipment to produce the wafers grows with the density as well as the area.
Actually, the first Apple device with OLED was Apple Watch.
>Seems like the initial deployment of the microLED's into a smartwatch makes some sense.. But unclear how this would make any sense for a large size phone display. The sheer quantity of LED's that must be placed properly on a glass substrate would be quite high.

How would it be different than producing screens for e.g. 10 watches (or what the analogous real estate is)?
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There is Google's own "Personal blocklist" extension that does exactly that

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/personal-blocklist...
I honestly don't feel you did! In fact this gist we actually had from a contributor kind enough to document his experience so we could identify exactly what hot path migration would look like for users. So we were really happy to have this gist created. And we have it tied to our docs PR/issues :)
I definitely recommend looking at Spain

I'm in Catalonia, Spain (for a few more weeks) and do not recommend. I don't know what you are making, but I am also an Autonomo, and I'm being royally fucked on social insurance and taxes. My tax and SI bill for this year will be around 60%, and fuck that. And yes, I have tried different accountants. Essentially, the tax department decided that a lot of my expenses are not allowable, and because I have bank accounts in other EU countries as well as Spain, they decided that I am "probably hiding something" (their words). I can go and spend a lot of money on lawyers, or I can just pack up and leave.

Combined with the bullshit Catalan independence movement and accompanying social and economic instability, generally unfriendly Catalans, terrible quality of food (essentially salt, with a hint of whatever it claims to be on the package), and the "we will bill you whatever the fuck we want, good luck clawing your money back" utilities (literally opened a 400 EUR bill from the phone company 10 minutes ago), I am totally done with this place.

I have lived in many countries, and all places have challenges and ups and downs. This place, however, is the pits.
This is backwards.

It is the government that is threatening force (fines, jailtime) if the company/people do not hand over a portion of their hard earned cash.

These same thieves/politicians are the ones that wrote the laws and made these exceptions.

The companies are under an obligation to their families, employees, suppliers, shareholders, and the community at large to maximize value.

Or so you think that a government committee could build a cheaper, better, nicer iPhone?

Do you think a group of bureaucrats would make a cheaper, better, more efficient Tesla Vehicle?

We laugh at this, because we know the government is a bunch of people that on the whole have never employed people and created value from launching their own businesses. They do not know how to maximize wealth creation.

Why do we think that the government raking in Billions more is going to be put to create better, faster, cheaper and more efficient goods ands and services than a company like Tesla, Apple or Amazon?

Here's what's going to happen:

Billions will be raked in. And billions will be spent on duds. Look at Canada spending 1B on a scheduling app that got scrapped because government workers didn't give a shit.

Look at US gov spending on the billion dollar website.

The money will go to the pockets of more lobbyists, politicians, and will flow back to the companies.... and less quality service will be delivered , and at a higher price.

These companies employ so many people (who pay income tax from said revenues) and all kinds if intermediate taxes are paid in acquisition, and distribution of raw materials to final product to the door of the customer.

Quite literally a $700 iPhone would cost less than $200 had the government not levied/taken profits at each step from:

Land development, ore mining, glass and silicon manufacturing, assembly, distribution, packaging, shipping.

And then they want to stifle growth further and take a 3% cut of gross revenues?

I'm all for their cut during trade and VAT (20%!) But taking your hard earned profits to spend in wasteful ways while lining the surveillance communist state's pockets via broken and inefficient products is disgusting.

This will not end well. The EU is well on it's path to full blown centrally planned totalitarianism and communist level controls. You will see.
But Netflix has way more information than you do about the movie before you've seen it, namely you get a 30 second trailer, and it gets how many million people liked it. That doesn't show it is better than you, just that it has a huge information advantage.
> What is wrong with his statement?

I assume they think it’s disingenuous to paint Facebook in such absolute terms, ignoring the context in which it was first launched:

It was competing with MySpace. Social media was a much newer phenomenon; it hadn’t yet taken its modern shape.

Perhaps Facebook has become a tool for surveillance, but it seems a bit of a stretch to suggest that surveillance is the primary reason it exists.
All the rich people seem to the same thing...DOubling your net worth won't make you happy..why? To curb out competition?
No need to 'joke' about deportation. That's what disgusted me.
I see it as contradictory to saying that your velocity exists only relative to an observer, and that we can't ever observe your "fundamental" velocity. I think it's okay to have a relative view the world, which to me is the same thing as relational. Some might say that your innate properties can be summed up by graph relations to all things you have a relationship to.
>It's true that if human population on Earth grew to the point where there was no room for one more human on Earth, then we'd have huge problems. But this is a) very bloody obvious

And also a strawman. We can have huge starvation crises, and struggles for power, migration etc with much much less population, even 2x the current number can yield catastrophic power struggles.

>Q: Why are there any malthusians? A1: Because humans appear to be wired to be pessimistic and alarmist. A2: Because humans appear to be wired to be pessimistic and alarmist, which means that cynical people / psychopaths can take advantage of the rest of us. Doesn't make Malthus right

Actually you've got it backwards. We're wired to be pessimistic and alarmist so that fewer cynical people / psychopaths can take advantage of the rest of us.

If we were optimistic / eager to believe we'd be far worse.
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Was just going to mention this. Here's an article describing this patent:

https://appleinsider.com/articles/17/01/10/apple-patent-pave...
Fine, but the future still belongs to those who show up. Evolution need not be about DNA. Memes (such as religion) will do the job just fine. Those who think "success" involves low reproduction are taking the evolutionary off-ramp to extinction. Those who do otherwise are selected for. They have the correct memes, or genes, or whatever -- the mechanism doesn't matter.
I think I'd actually be more concerned about coffee makers in offices - any of the multi burner ones with a hot water spigot are obviously maintaining a supply of hot water.
One of the things that makes me a little bonkers is when people A/B test, find something that works well for, say, 50% of the people, and then dust off their hands and call it done. Because 50% is a lot of people, so it must be good.

I'd rather that they ask, "Hey, is there something that would be good for the other half of the users?" Software being infinitely soft, we can often find ways to serve both groups.

If Pinterest were a person, we'd think it an asshole, always pulling a bait-and-switch and asking us to create an account in the same brusque way. How much would it really cost them to be more neighborly?
Are research papers less accurate and truthful than in the past?
It's usually someone I have worked with in the past.
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You're taking the mean consensus prediction as gospel. There is a smaller but still very much possible chance of much more catastrophic consequences than that. It would be irresponsible for the IPCC to present only the most dire predictions, but I think it's also unwise for us to ignore them.
I think it's missing the "open source" bit. The github link just goes to an org with a single "support" repo for issues.
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> The surface area of the Earth is about 510072000 km^2

Of which 70% is water.

> So, there's plenty of room

Sure, there's plenty of room. But I think you'll agree that most people don't want to live in a desert, or Antartica, or on top of a mountain. The amount of land that people actually want to live on is much, much smaller than the figure you're quoting.

> We're not actually running out of anything vital. Sorry.

Maybe nutrient-rich soil? Clean water?
Google has removed large sites in the past. The one that comes to mind is RapGenius a couple of years back
Thinking back over a few companies, the common categories are a) former colleagues, b) friends, and c) people I have met through meetups. Eventually I run out of people I trust and start hiring more traditionally, but the first hire's always somebody I have reason to believe is reliable.
It doesn't actually.

The problem with Pinterest is in image results - the extension does nothing for them.

Second, the extension no longer works properly as it hasn't been updated in years.
But you took one course. A phil phd is going to read hundreds of books, likely just for quals. How can you possibly expect to have a grasp of the field after a few hours of work?
I don't think I see any ads using Tweetbot. I may also miss some features, but don't really care about that. I like that my Twitter feed is just a stream of tweets.
It’s very well known that the information being discussed is “acted on” constantly. It informs advertising, political propoganda campaigns, lawmaking, voting districts.

Bullet point comparisons of a historic authoritarian state to a contemporary capitalist society is rarely a helpful exercise but we should remain humble either way.

America maintains the largest prison population per capita of any nation on Earth.

America experiences more than 39,000 gun deaths per year.

At least 750,000 Americans are homeless.
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That’s the crux of the issue now with Facebook though - it’s become so pervasive that people don’t even realize what they’re sharing:

* It follows you around the internet via the Share/Like plug-ins so your entire internet browsing patterns become exposed

* Via the psychological analytics they’ve been applying, you think you’ve just liked (eg) a sports personality page and a TV show, but that’s actually confirmed a whole host of implied personality traits that are then ‘known’ about you.
Can you show me the inside of a brick?
We will finally have a Black Panther's suit that stores energy only to release back later.
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When it was just a small site for bunch of college kids to share their party experiences.
There is a reflexive anti-tax “starve the beast” mentally among many. A common argument is “they claim the purpose of the tax is to [achieve goal X], but really they just want more revenue.”

Even if a cap and trade system is economically equivalent to a carbon tax, it might be more politically palatable because it doesn’t use the tax mechanism.
You might not fully be aware, but there is much more to tracking, then the information you biblically post. Every website you visit they know know of, messages you send, they have (incl. private) every transaction you make with your credit card is being gathered/received (indirectly) and collected leveraged by Facebook. The amount of information the possess is unbelievable - and those are the things we know about, reality is probably that there are many other sources where they gather intelligence about you.
Just hired a boot camp/immersive graduate. Going well but it’s a bit early.

Boot camps have lists of students and you can post jobs on their sites.

Worked out well for me because
I was looking for Somone junior.
> Nobody knows, the destruction of the entire planet most likely.

Entire planet? False.

> The earth is dying, you can see it everywhere you look if you open your eyes.

All I see when I "open my eyes" is people with your disposition making alarmist predictions based on either faulty reasoning, and/or ignorance, and/or out of fear.

How is how you and other extreme pessimists like you behave not equivalent to yelling 'fire!' in a crowded theatre? If the Earth is our crowded theatre then you're being socially irresponsible with your doom and gloom scenarios, and the Earth is humanity's crowded theatre.

My religious father used to predict the end of times, the end of the world as we know it, every few years. When the date came and went rather than revise his beliefs he'd move the date forward a couple of years. That is bonkers. Belief and identity are humanity's worst enemy: not birth-rates, not nukes, not CO2 emissions, not A(G)I, not any of these things but our own crappy cognitive mechanisms.
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Webpack 5 will be released.
It might be just the matter of time. He already said told us all the surveillance news he could. Now, with no access to additional secret knowledge, he's just a regular privacy activist - and the only way to get previous levels of media exposure is to say something controversial.
> the area doesn’t matter

Producing the same luminance using a smaller LED is equivalent to running the same current through a thinner wire. At some point you're just going to be burning out the LEDs instead of powering them.

Given that you respond to that problem by lowering the current to within the smaller LEDs' reduced tolerance, then you get something too dim to use as an indicator LED.
Isn't revealing the name of a CIA agent a crime under Uas laws?
>If we were optimistic / eager to believe we'd be far worse.

That is an awesome thought, I always like how there's almost a bias in things we consider which always center around, I'm not sure how to articulate it, but center around things that have been demonstrated.

Consider something like gun deaths, a very tangible concrete easy to measure indisputable thing. Yet the possible outcomes from alternatives that have not yet been demonstrated is always a complex hypothetical thing. In the gun example how many folks have been saved because of guns, etc. That's not an easy metric to measure by any means because where do you draw the line and what examples to include, etc.

Exciting stuff to consider what a system would be like out of tune from the current backdrop of being tuned a certain way that we take for granted and maybe never even notice. Definitely welcome anyone to comment and develop these thoughts or share some formal concepts in this space.
Personally, I think it's a golden opportunity to transition from a nation of sprawled-out houses and freeways to one of dense condo towers and subways. The social and environmental damage of 50 years of car-centric white-flight suburban sprawl cannot be walked back soon enough; a mass migration to transit-centric megacities is one of few realistic prospects for averting climate change.

But the ascendant cities have decided not to accommodate any substantial population growth, so it's just another grotesque episode of gentrification and displacement, replacing city populations without really growing them, and only the most affluent from small cities and towns have a chance of making it in the more productive ones.
If this ranks Chico about UCSB it loses all credibility with me
Interesting to compare/contrast this story with Richard Feynman's first marriage.

Here author Ari Diaconis chooses NOT to marry Dunia Rkein due to his illness, uncertain survival prospect, and not wanting to burden her with his long-term care (if he survived)

Compare to Feynman, who married Arline Greenbaum despite the fact that she had severe tuberculosis and only a slim chance to survive.

Similar, but different. (Of course)

I wonder, is it better to never marry, or to lose the spouse shortly afterward? Is it easier or harder depending on the gender of the survivor (in our era, not the 1940s)?
I'm just wondering, is it really that bad at this point? It seems like most major players in the tech space work fairly hard towards diversity (See: Google, YC).

I'd love to hear someone closer to the Valley's opinion.
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You idiots gotta remove your meta generator tags
I mean, in a purely big picture sense, all these big media companies are now not only largely dependant on big tech for distribution, but are also directly competing against it in terms of media production and revenue streams.
Say you need some air filters for a new Tesla model, you do not need to make them inside Tesla, usually you make some requirements then show them to a few companies that make air filters, this companies will respond with a design and with an offer and you chose the company you want to make the air filters for you.

So you could source most of the parts that are not Tesla specific, then the problem is managing the efficient transport of this parts, storing them, and the hard problem of assembling them, for this problems you will have to hire people with experience to setup this processes, build the assembly lines, handle QA, unfortunately for Tesla they can't be cheep with the experienced workers(even here in Romania experienced engineers are expensive and if you do not pay them enough they leave because they get offers all the time from the competitors)
If Facebook and Google are like Stasi and KGB, how about we start dealing with collaborators? By default, Facebook and Google can only surveil you on their own premises - on facebook.com, *.google.com, some parts of Android experience, etc. But lots - likely most - of their data comes from wilful collaborators - people and companies that put Google analytics, social plugins, and other adtech ware in their products.

What I worry about is that even if (through a miracle) Facebook gets slain, someone else will quickly step up to take their place. In the world of adtech, surveillance is a free market.
I expected them to use puppeteer by now running on linux.
Tinder’s parent company is suing Bumble for patent infringement
Bug bounty: auctioning off your Math problems
I suspect when you said ‘orthogonal’ you meant similar or akin
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To what end? A shot across the bows of screen manufacturers? I suppose that's possible, to try and force screen manufacturers (i.e. Samsung) to cooperate on production costs for existing screens. But that doesn't seem like a useful negotiating tactic to me and it would probably be more useful to keep this secret until scale manufacturing deals have been signed and work has started.
This 1.0 version of the engine is not yet available, the source will come along when it is :) (The older iterations (not representative of 1.0) source is up on the alpha page).
> "the mechanism doesn't matter"

Makes me think about this old article in ForeignPolicy I read. I could interpret his provocative statements about the success of patriarchy as a sort of "correct meme" to borrow your terminology. Interesting thought.
http://foreignpolicy.com/2009/10/20/the-return-of-patriarchy...
Yelp has some of the worst practices in the industry. Quora at least shows you some of what you want, while Yelp will stop at nothing to force you to log in and/or download the app.
Meh, if Mark Zuckerberg has only that one, same, tired sideways quote dragged out and tossed around every time criticism is leveled against him, then Christ almighty if he isn't squeaky clean. A little too clean, if you really wanted my opinion.

His attitude and all-around conduct is pretty much that of a boy scout, and to be honest, I find it boring. Linus Torvalds curses like a sailor, and he doesn't spare anyone's feelings with his criticism, whether it's an individual or a broad generalization. Would you mistrust Linux based on the principal developer's language, or is it more about the project's overall opacity?

Mark Zuckerberg's general demeanor can be read from many obvious tells across all the things he touches. He's not dating super models, he's not buying people Audis, his flagship website has one theme for everyone, two colors (blue & white), five uninteresting emojis, and all the personality of AOL and Yahoo! combined. Yet this reveals nothing about what goes on across Facebook's backplane.

If you're going to criticize his character, you have to criticize the depth and breadth of whatever the faustian bargain is, according to the Snowden leaks. You can compare Zuckerberg to Snowden in terms of choices made, but you really can't fault Zuckerberg for using harsh language in casual conversation. It comes across as whiny and pathetic, like some petulant child. Actions speak louder than words, as they say.
Interest in Facebook down 50% over last 3 years
What is the best way to deploy react app on production?
As a newbie, hereby wanted to learn from best people out there... how to publish my react app in production.

Right now what I am doing is:

1. build => yarn build

2. copy => yarn deploy (actually rsync fresh stuffs to a ec2 slice)

3. serve => serve using nginx (as static web contents)

Also tried with s3{no SSL :( endpoint} and cloudfront{ doesn't work with index.html and also couldn't make its weird lamdaEdge work }

Problems I am having are:
After each yarn builds, as new assets are generated and copied with rsync; I am deleting other old builds with --delete option.
The result of which, the clients{browsers} are getting 404 for old assets and they see this weird msg "Unexpected Error Occurred" as they need to refresh to get the latest assets.

What is the best practice to make it continuous and avoid such 404 weirdness? I am thinking of writing nginx redirects for such old assets request.

But I think there is a much better way of doing things in react and js world :)

staying positive :D
Thanks
Isn’t it typically the comments that are shitposts?

Trump posts and the comments look like:

“Liberals are the worst”
“Trump is a god”

“Send 5 ETH to receive 10ETH”

Obviously Trump is a great shit poster himself, but virtually everyone with a lot of followers end up with nothing but stupid as their replies.

A Danish politician recently commented on the problem by saying that we’ve alway had village idiots, but social media let them lose.