skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes but rent is high anywhere in Silicon Valley. We're talking highly paid software engineers with Facebook on their resume in a place with plentiful jobs within biking distance. These are the last renters you need to worry about.
I had a mobile game I spent nearly this much on before my wife persuaded me, with some help from my experience with addiction, that it was exactly this. A year or so later I still get a little adrenaline rush if I happen to look at the clock and it's exactly 2pm which means I'm running late for an important event in the game. Sucks.
It increases the friction of harrassment
Did you read the slate star codex article? Please don't miss-characterize it, it doesn't talk at all about going Mad Max in any way. Just wanted to mention this for anyone who might read your comment and has not read the article.
Trump was right. Fake News from NYT. NYT revenues are partially derived from Facebook, posing a conflict of interest problem.

We need a special audited, non-noncorruptable news source that people can consult when they want transparency in their news.

The truth is that in domains that I understand well, the NYT is frequently biased or leaves out important facts.
I think I've heard of that. Went ahead and looked at the charts and it looks like the only mention of China were Taipei, Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore. That's kinda biased. For example, we could equivalently grab all the students from stuyvesant high school or phillips exeter academy, make sure they know some set theory and basic calculus and what not, then make them take the exam.

Anyway, don't mean to argue - it does appear on the news a lot "the chinese are out mathing us! America sucks!" with some political finger pointing, and my reaction is usually a facepalm coupled with wondering how controlled the comparison is.
How fine-grained is the tool? Do you select a channel and export only the contents of that? Can you select only two users and only get messages between them? Or is it blunt and you simple download all data (the text makes it seem that way)?

I ask, because if it's the latter it borders on illegal to click on that button (and get ALL private conversations), at the very least it needs to be heavily regulated within the firm who can click it and how the downloaded data is stored / accessed.
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Well sure, something like a portable phone power bank is probably a better place to start than a battery for your house, but they're very useful things to learn about.
So this is like GApps, but FOSS (I assume?)? It's missing a license file I think
Well, there's nothing I can really do about it. When I hit "delete", my company email doesn't actually get deleted. It just disappears from my view. I believe the stated policy is they delete after 3 years post "delete".

If I worked in or near the office, I'd walk over to HR and request printouts instead of emails, but since I work remotely, I'm stuck.
If you publicize that you can read the messages, no problem.

I had a boss that liked to spy in the private messages of the employees without their knowledge. A bunch of interns started to privately create offensive nicknames for a fat employee. They didn't used the name in public. The read and started to use to use the nicknames in his conversation.

Well, this guy also publish jobs ads for our old tech stack with a false company name to see if any of his employees were applying.

Talk to me about lack of ethic.
Yes, obviously do not try this unless you have tremendous electrical engineering knowledge. However, I do give kudos in finding a DIY solution to reuse what would likely just become waste in some landfill.
> a completely different (i.e. existent) moral compass

You mean, the company which basically turned "free services for all your data and info" something at massive scale?
What glory? All these points were acquisitions. Everything this article celebrates were destroyed by Yahoo. The only thing they ever did well was build a portal.
It indeed was not clear about the specific problems. It basically implied that it shouldn't pick all strawberries, just a subset, probably the most ripe. But it didn't describe well what the bot keeps getting wrong.

I suspect people use tactile feedback in addition to sight, but that is difficult for bots to get right because it requires lots of contact sensors, lots of processing, and lots of coordination with vision to tune well (at our current stage of AI). But it does sound like it's getting incrementally better such that the bots' time will eventually come. I wonder if a spectragram could reduce the need for tactile sampling? That's something a bot has up on humans.
If you're required to be on Slack to do your job, then your employer is obligated to make sure going on Slack is safe and free from harassment. You can't just sign off or block other employees.
From the ADA site:

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The key here is 'do work or perform tasks'. As a driver, you can ask "What work or task is this animal individually trained for." Their answer will allow you to determine if the animal is considered a 'service animal' under the ADA.
Which devices do you recommend buying today for the best user experience installing and using LineageOS? And which manufacturers are being most helpful to the project?
re: Tesla - and they have individual fuses on every cell. And they have liquid cooling for every cell. And they have a rugged enclosure that has been designed to fail in a somewhat safe way while (briefly) containing the fire.
This honestly sounds like an Onion article title.
The CSS popups on this page are annoying.
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I hate to tell you this but if you would quit a job for this reason you probably can't work in the US. The US has laws about corporate compliance, and it has requirements for things like dealing with sexual harassment. There is no such thing as a "private conversation" that takes place over a corporate network.

For example, in the US sexual harassment is taken seriously. If a company gets a complaint of sexual harassment on Slack they are legally obligated to look into it, and if they refuse to the individual managers could personally be held liable for it. This includes situations where the person being harassed isn't directly in the conversation- the above example of harassment over slack could have evidence of coordination in a different private channel than the ones the harassment target is in.
Hell, I'm planning to buy a commercial solution, and I am still going to put it into an outbuilding. It's not an option for everyone, but when you start planning for failure, there's a lot of sense in not putting anything into your house itself that you don't have to.
So in some other context, such activities are labeled "terrorism", now this becomes more neutral.

This title is actually fine.

But the other ones need to be more objective.
Are you certain that IT can't read deleted emails? I would think there would be backups and logs in the email server.
Impressive how consistently wrong were all the decisions on acquisitions and takeovers.
Delta FosB is a protein in addicts and criminals with brain damage. It is related to opiate addiction and Traumatic Brain Injury in sports. Can you monitor this protein in a contact lens? It may correlate to crime and recidivism.
Criminals will game the Promise software how do you stop this?
Well, that's the basic idea behind being salaried. Theoretically you are not being paid for 40-hours a week, you're being paid for your productive output regardless of the time.
Does the world need a large amount of highly automated but poorly designed quizzes?
> A lot of Christian growth came from enslaved or exiled Christians. However, once adopted by the king, then it became more top down.

Once Christianity became the state religion of the Roman Empire in the 4th C, its spread was largely by conquest and top-down, both within Europe and through European colonialism.
Can you explain why there's no paywall when the referer is facebook? (I don't use facebook)
A gun isn't fair in a knife fight. Certain technologies allow bullying. I think math is one such technology. Non intuitiveness of exponential growth is one that many debtors don't understand. A sense of knowing how society/money works is another, it allows seeing the value of money in being able to get stability and freedom rather than just say new shoes or TV's.
I remember when this event was an active news story. At the time, it seemed like you'd learn something new every time you refreshed the page, and get a different ambiguous take on events depending on which news source you were reading,

The only thing that was clear to me (in guarded vague language) was that Israel had bombed something in Syria, and that it might have been nuclear-related.
I'll agree that a whole dump of data is not the ideal solution to the problem here.
for most companies slack channel, you would need the @company.com to get approved for slack access.

Very rare and unprofessional to allow someone's personal email access
I think Gitter is architected differently and doesn't allow this. Your private chats aren't in the context of some company, but the network.

Again, look at this everybody! We are relying on some third parties merely to facilitate our conversations! And they are relying on the "SAAS" developer who hosts all the conversations (not open source) to determine one-size-fits-all rules.

This is nearly 2020, why is it still the norm?
I've learned to think of objects as not exactly monadic, but monad-like in their pattern of use: whenever there's a bit of state that I need to track and isolate from all other state in the system, wrap that in a class. The allowable state transitions then become methods.
That's not so much a list of packages "in" the Slack app as it is a list of packages needed "to build" it. There are testing, linting, preprocessoring, and build tools, none of which will end up in the final application (and many of which will actually result in the final app being less code rather than more).
The problem is Christianity was being introduced to children as a law, being taught from the Old Testament, as something they had (must) to believe in, simply because their parents are / were Christian. They didn't have a choice. Scripture simply says you should train up a child the way he or she should go, the choice will be clear to them as you teach them.

True Christianity is not "religion" because religion points you towards perfecting yourself, Christianity is not something to work for, not a set of Laws to follow, its evidence of God's Love, its a gift of God.
Yup, that's a fair risk mitigation.

Inside the house/garage? Hell no.
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This would involve a buttload of people independently deciding they want to run a Mastodon instance and setting one up in a location convenient to themselves and the community they want to serve.

It’s like mesh networking.
> Feeding an addiction doesn’t lead to happiness.

That's a matter of opinion. You are not an arbiter of the human condition.
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the pre-compiled that intel provide use webcam to track facial moviments, but it can be configured to use other interfaces.

demo of acat operation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hodYN6Ngk_E

project source: https://01.org/acat
Homo sapiens estimated genome size 3.2 billion base pairs, which encodes for about 20,000 genes:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genome#Genome_size

We (mammals) rank high in genes, but not base pairs. The zebrafish has about 26,000 genes "the largest gene set of any vertebrate so far sequenced."

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature12111

Obviously size is not necessarily proportional to complexity. Also, the longer the sequence the more mutations:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genome_size#Drake's_rule
They can collect all they like, but if you never see any advertisements, it has little influence over you. I was not commenting on the violation of privacy these bad actors commit through the collection.
There are a lot of solutions to this problem, each with their own merits.

Personally, I'd probably add a second table with FKs to the todos table PK. That allows you to remove the calls to nexval. It doesn't remove the need for a processing language, but it's a much cleaner solution, I think.
Relational table is flat row set and linked list is a directed graph. To traverse arbitrary depth graph stored in a relation one needs to use recursive queries - quite expensive operation.

Moreover once the relation data gets filtered (`WHERE`) then some links get broken/lost.
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Define rational. Science takes many things for granted under faith : there is an observable universe, it operates under decipherable rules etc. So you seem confused
- When you create a collaboration link, it contains an encryption key. (You can additionally also set a password.) All messages sent to the server by collaborators are then encrypted with those. The collaboration algorithm is currently quite simple, and paragraphs are locked when editing them. In the future we'd like to use a P2P algorithm, e.g. using Y.js. [1]

- When you sign up, the page downloads a file on your PC which contains your username, and your password encrypted with a "password recovery key". When you lose your password, we send you your password recovery key and you can decrypt your password with it.

Login being broken is weird, do you see any errors?

[1]: https://github.com/airbornio/airborn/issues/15
~King David didn't record Head Like a Hole. Your argument is invalid.~

Quotations are usually the result of either some serious distillation of individual philosophical thought beforehand, or selection pressure from those who propagate it afterward.

The insertion of a quote into an argument isn't appealing to the authority of the author, but recognizing that they were the first to formulate it. It is suggesting that those currently in the discussion are reinventing the wheel. Other people have already considered the problem and published their findings in more succinct form. In this case, Reznor is apparently calling out the religious on justifying their antisocial or nonsensical behaviors with the ultimate appeal to authority: the fictional character that is better than everyone else by definition.

As such, responding to one quote from a famous person with a quote from another famous person is only productive if the quote could otherwise stand alone without the attribution. To close the argument, I'll reference The Emperor's New Clothes, which is a parable that suggests children and fools are immune to the allure of sophisticated fictions. The fool wonders why he should believe in God, but he is foolish not for that doubt, but for failing to see the profit in playing along. The foolish parent tells their child that Santa Claus is not real, because they could otherwise have better-behaved children all December long. It is the same with God. What priest would admit to doubt when it is the tithes from believers that keep him warm, dry, and fed? For him, God is an excuse for freeloading upon the largesse of others.

"God is dead, and no one cares; if there is a Hell, I'll see you there." --Nietzsche
Hey, don't let the door hit yourself on the way out. There are very valid legal reasons for a business to need at least the option for discovery, e.g., legal suits, fraud, violation of trade secret or export controls, serious employee harassment, etc. This goes for chat just as much as email or anything else electronic. If you think this is "treating you like a child", well, perhaps you are the child.
This does not necessarily prevent them from being able to read these emails. If the email system has journaling enabled then a copy of every email sent and received is retained.
Is 'Facebook for tokens' a good idea?
And it’s not because Facebook banned ICO adds, I promise.

I’ve been hearing that having a place with updates on the tokens you hodl or consider hodling could be useful.

Why would ‘Facebook for tokens’ be useful?

1) You can stay up to date with projects you are a token holder - having it in one place, not needing to check each and everyone’s Reddit, Medium, telegram and what not

2) You can follow your friends/ investors that you think are good ones to see what they are buying and when. (and I, personally, think this is the most awesome part of it)

3) You can add the projects you are looking into and see how they develop.

So we thought, ok, let’s give it a try and we added it as a feature to our tool. You can check it out for yourself, add some tokens and accounts (this data is stored only in your local browser, we’re not storing it on our servers, so if you call 0x734fge… as ‘my dog’ we won’t know that) and explore it for yourself: https://trivial.co

As we’ve released the tool only few weeks ago and we’re in Beta, we are hungry for feedback so we can make the tool better for you. And make token discovery trivial :)
First thought: looks like the nutella typeface mixed with helvetica.
One cool thing about sheet2site is that the sheet2site's idea is presented clearer than the cloudstitch's one. I mean when I opened sheet2site website I understood what it does in a moment. But in case of cloudstitch I have to force my brain to work to understand what this means: "Cloudstitch lets you manage websites & run your business, all from your office suite."
Another big difference between jail and prison is that a prison sentence must be served as a single, unbroken stay. A jail sentence in many places can be served weekends.
For me and mine, a big selling point of FB is the event management piece.

Does Mastodon have anything similar?
I'm working under the impression that they were aware of the specific "breach" some months ago, and only terminated their dealings with CA once the matter became public (so cutting off the revenue stream was done CA as a reaction to bad PR, not because of any moral rightness or a reaction to any policy or contract breach).
> You might not want them to know you're reviewing it but they most certainly do want to know that you are.

Of course they want to know. Everyone wants to know. But if they committed a crime, or at least are complicit in a lawsuit the company is facing, their desire for privacy on an information channel they don't own is irrelevant.

I don't understand why this is controversial. When the SEC, FBI, local police, opposing legal team, etc. want you to hand over information about an employee, having to ask the employee directly or even let them know is problematic.
It is my understanding that a contract must provide some benefit (consideration) to both parties. That NDA benefited only your (former) employer with no benefit to you, so I'm not sure it's enforceable.

I'm not a lawyer.
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Because WSJ (and other sites) filter access based on the referer header. They've made a business decision to allow access to people following links from Facebook, likely in the hopes that the readers will find the article useful and be more inclined to subscribe. They also benefit from the views such links generate.
Just read snow crash for the fist time last year. Is fun as the book is, I don't want to live in that world and am most definitely scared now.
We're US based, and it's very explicit that we can and will do this if necessary. We state clearly to all employees that the computers and accounts we give them are not theirs and are subject to monitoring. Thankfully, it's almost never necessary.
I've always pushed back against "all IP even on my own time with my own equipment." You're right that it's common in tech employment, but it's never been a deal-breaker for me.

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edited to elobrate You can almost always reach a compromise if you aren't a jerk about it and can show you understand the company's concerns. Typically I have it modified so that if I'm using their resources at all (office, computer, pen they bought me, etc.) it's theirs. Or if it's directly related to their core business it's theirs. Note that this is separate from a non-compete.

The key thing is to find some clear dividing criteria that is 1. generous to the company and 2. within my control (like choosing to use my own machine). Same idea behind the "one person cuts, the other chooses" method of dividing a cake.

I'm never going to give a company all of my output carte blanche. I want to contribute to open source. I want to make little (unrelated) fun things on my own and not worry about being sued if it ends up becoming popular. The company has a reasonable fear of people competing against them while on their payroll. Both sides can reasonably expect some protection.
I'm curious, how large of a company did you work for such that you were able to easily upgrade your JDK version?

Because I worked at a fairly large tech company and every one of our applications required some amount of manual intervention beyond figuratively switching all the "7"s to "8"s. That's despite the fact that hardly any of them were doing anything particularly complicated, and absolutely none of them were doing anything involving hidden com.sun APIs. I think it's just a consequence of such a large build system.
I would disagree with that... Netflix's subs might be passable when they don't have to deal with translating on-screen text, but when that is the case (like with anime, which they've been investing a lot of money into) the presentation is just horrible. Just look at the video in this tweet: https://twitter.com/Daiz42/status/949379951194726401 (also look for the video in the follow-up tweet demonstrating how much better it could be with just some simple changes)
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Facebook de-ranks publishers that have paywalls. Since these publishers want Facebook traffic, they don't show paywalls for people that come from Facebook. One way to implement this is by looking at the referer.
Please see https://www.airborn.io/docs/security for a description of how we solved that :)