skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This happens for a single reason, briefly explained in the article:

> Unlike in the U.S., it is illegal to pay men to donate their sperm here, so domestic stocks are low and information about Brazilian donors sparse. “It basically says ‘brown eyes, brown hair, likes hamburgers’ and what their zodiac sign is—that’s it,” said Alessandra Oliva, 31, of the information available on local donors.

In Brazil they make very little information available about the donor - not enough to reach any conclusions about race. People who go to fertility clinics in Brazil are usually wealthy, wealthy people in Brazil are usually white, and people generally want their children to be the same race as themselves. So those couples look for the closest country where they can get "certifiably white" sperm for accessible prices, which happens to be the US.

The article makes this look like black and mixed-race Brazilians are trying to whiten themselves because of racism which is completely incorrect.
Are you talking about Gross profit? I'm not an accountant, but by the looks of their financial data, Pivotal is consistently losing money. I'm talking about Net loss 163 million.
Information is the one true faith-agnostic way to both achieve greatness and exist eternally. For those who aren't spiritually inclined, the universe's mysteries are still just as shrouded and tempting reconciliation. For those who seek ascension, maybe solve RH or reveal the GUT of the universe, create digital life or tackle the hard consciousess problem - maybe then Light pokes his head out and says Hi, and then you explode into a phantasmagoric cherry burst of firework mist. Or maybe nothing happens. Maybe you just eventually die. But happily, because you did what you could to not be such a mortal fuck: dreamed..executed..died. Hawking radiation forever traced the paths of all that rise after. Fall before knowledge.
I’m interested in this and may have thoughts / want to hear what you have to say.
The book Computers, Pattern, Chaos, and Beauty has some nice examples of Chernoff faces used to represent DNA sequences or characteristics of sound.

It's still available, and there are pirate versions if you want to try it before buying it. It's a great book, it's chock full of odd ways to visualise data.
It feels awfully 19th century though that despite k8s having "won", by far the biggest container schedulers by containers scheduled are, no doubt:

(I think this is the correct order, not 100% sure of course)

1) google borg (maybe omega) [1]

2) amazon ec2

3) whatever microsoft is using

(large gap)

4) all the rest of the world combined, a small portion of which is k8s

[1] https://www.quora.com/Does-Google-use-the-Open-Source-Kubern...

(one might even say [1] seems to imply it'll never happen, or at least take a very long time. Also if you read the papers it becomes very clear that "Google Borg" includes a lot of things these days at many levels, from custom ASICs, device firmware (as in standard device, google borg firmware), BIOS firmware, entirely custom sub-kernel code, custom kernels, custom userspace (ie. Google-specific libc that's not optional), ... all of these will turn out to have dependencies on eachother that have to be redone for k8s, could take a while to migrate over)

(although I have not read any papers on it (I'd love some though), I'd bet amazon is in a similar boat, and of course Microsoft is Microsoft)
Well, we still have religious people doing pilgrimages. Both christians and not. At least some of them sure do treat them as vacation. On top of that, plenty of people in medieval time were not that deeply religious. Even in clergy or among monks.

Even including religious component, I don't really see how it differs much from e.g. pilgrimaging to music festivals. I've done quite a bit of traveling where solo task was to see a specific artist. I do count that as vacation :)

What is your definition of vacation? What specifically stops pilgrimage from being a vacation?
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In the abstract, it says that they conclude this from the absent of "quiescent excess emission". I do not know what this exactly means, could not find an explaination for it, but maybe it is a technical term for "light echo" or something related to it. If a star suddenly becomes 1000x brighter, one would expect that after some time, planets and dust would also light up after the star has returned to normal brightness.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_echo
You used the words: "the greatest conquerer" - it's just this that's doubted, not that the conquest happened.

Historically, in terms of area, or percentage of (world) population involved, there are strong contenders for the title, other than the one you mention. Not to mention, some capital cities are stuffed with treasures they looted a millennium ago - so if you mean "the amount of conquest summarized over history" then your "greatest conqueror" doesn't seem that special at all.
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It’s the Stranger. I trust it as a news source as much as I trust Breitbart. Mudede, the author, is a paranoid conspiracy theorist.
I'd like very much to know where did he get this atheist's way from?
More like the fool's way to achieve immortality
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It's a pity that, as the economic data shows, this is not the case.
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The BBC is a Statutory corporation run also by Royal Charter.
The difference doesn't matter, you would know better if you weren't clinging so hard to your beliefs. Here's the "difference":

$ cat undefined.c
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main() {
int x = INT_MAX;
if (x+1 < 0) {
printf("%d < 0\n", x+1);
} else {
printf("overflow!\n");
}
}

$ gcc --version
gcc (Ubuntu 5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.9) 5.4.0 20160609
Copyright (C) 2015 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

$ gcc undefined.c && ./a.out
-2147483648 < 0

$ gcc -O3 undefined.c && ./a.out
overflow!

The security check is gone all the same.
Freedom from democratic governance sounds like a suspicious kind of freedom to me.
Exactly! I think when FB came out, the newness of being able to reconnect with a high school acquaintance you were never that close to to begin with, with such low effort, got people excited. A few years later the novelty has worn off and we are realizing it's not that valuable anyway.

Like, if you really wanted to, you could reconnect through mutual acquaintances. I mean you went to the same high school, right? All FB does is make it so low effort that you can therefore "reconnect" (does mutual Facebook wall stalking really count as human connection though?) with people yoy previously could have found if you really wanted to, but were not worth the effort
I saw the same sentence and immediately thought it was funny (because Matlab with bad data produces poor results). I'm sure that the reporter has no idea there's a software product by that name and so including the fact that this city has good data didn't seem odd at all.
I can’t find any references after five minutes searching but I believe there needs to be some minimal involvement and connection on the father’s part for a child to inherit US citizenship. This is to avoid children of prostitutes in countries with US military bases claiming citizenship, more or less. Sperm donation is legally regulated such that no rights or responsibilities attach to the children this produced. If child support can’t be claimed citizenship can’t.
Edit: the meaning of # in C does not resemble hashtags at all. Typo.
Self-checkout is not automated, it is just the customer who does the work instead of an employee.
Existing EU law already covers this. But I used a fake name anyways, so I probably have no chance
Thanks, I can't believe I had never heard that synonym for toilet until now!
EC2 is not a container scheduler - it's an IaaS for VMs. The Amazon container PaaS (ECS/EKS) is a layer on top of EC2. And that is being superseded by Fargate which will make the underlying EC2 invisible. If you need a Fargate-like capability now, Azure AKS does it.

See https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/container-service... and https://aws.amazon.com/fargate/
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I was of course assuming that `whatever` was positive, and the compiler knew it. See this sibling thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16664546
Which things do you encrypt that we should not ;) ?
Name a use case I can accomplish with FB I cannot accomplish otherwise then.
More users will use password managers if you include those who use browsers' "remember my password for this site" functionality.
Is English your mother tongue?

In South America, people use WC, Patent (because it was written on the loo), or just Water (in Uruguay, at least) a lot. So it would be funny if (at least WC) was not as known in the English-speaking world. Patente (used in Brazil) is obviously just derived from the Patent label.
This means a basic average lifestyle in Seattle now only takes 150% of the average wage in the state, or about 120% of the average income in Seattle, the city.

https://esd.wa.gov/newsroom/washingtons-average-wage-nears-5...

Meanwhile lots of people complain about getting forced out ... I'd say those complaints are probably justified.

Also keep in mind that "average wage" is among those who work. Since the participation rate in the US is about 60% ... the remaining 40% doesn't even usually have average wage.
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You are aware that Google has revenue, right?
Uber as a service. Some company will build it and run the backend for most car companies, branded for each one.
So only the criminals get the open source printers. How do you propose to do that? Statistically, you should be all for banning feet and knives.
What does it mean that the second faces in the top two rows are indistinguishable? I guess maybe Burns is smiling a little more?
> Note also that the Taiwanese look to Hong Kong, and observe the slow erosion of the vestiges of democracy there.

Did UK allowed residence of HK to elect their own governor or at least its local legislative entity? Sorry to hurt your feeling but the truth is that all Governors of HK under the British HK era were WHITE colonists directly appointed by the Queen. People of HK was never allowed to directly elect their local legislative entity or top officials. In fact, you have to be WHITE to become a high level police officer there by the 1970s. You got to be completely brainwashed to call that democracy.

Oh, let's have a quick look at a full list of all WHITE governors of HK "democratically" appointed by the Queens -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor_of_Hong_Kong

Now let's have a look at the all WHITE Commissioner of HK police "democratically" forced onto the people of HK -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commissioner_of_Police_(Hong_K...

Is this the democracy you were talking about? Get yourself some help.
Actually, I emailed the NY DMV last year to complain about a paperwork snafu and to my shock, I got a reply within a day or two politely saying they had fixed it for me!

Also, last week I went to renew my license. I was also updating my address and upgradig to class E. I went to NYC's special "License Express" DMV office. It was clean and nice with comfy chairs and everyone was polite and nice and I was out of there in under 30min despite having no appointment. I noticed several big signs, "if you have an appointment and have been here 15 or more minutes, please immediately ask to speak with a supervisor"

Maybe your state just sucks?

Anyway, I am sick of t shirt libertarians stereotyping all government as dogshit. Private and public sector both contain great and terrible customer service orgs
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We don't. At the end of the last ice age there was a strange period we call the Younger Dryas, during which we had a major extinction event and drastic temperature swings. There are several theories about the cause, including a massive solar event. I did a quick search and found the article below about it:

http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Did_A_Massive_Solar_Proton...
So what is the EC2 container scheduler before Fargate called ? Any papers on it ?
A modest proposal.
So does Facebook. So did MySpace. Heck PAC's are funding major news chans, you really think the goog machine didn't get serious help?
I think GemFire as well.
I don’t know about propaganda but experiences are different in different nations.

Is “many unions don’t” really a good argument? If some unions do, we could discuss whether the Game Workes union would, as go does.
Actually, in Europe many countries do have unions for sport players as well.

Here is the Portuguese web site for football (soccer) just as an example, not going to list everything here.

http://sjogadores.pt/
The economist must consider both the seen and the unseen. Yes, people have jobs in Denmark 🇩🇰, but there are employment positions and opportunities that do not exist because firing regulations price them out of the market.
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He's mostly known for extreme price increases for medicine.
The kubernetes community is pouring a lot of resources into cri-o. I imagine you are going to see the kubernetes clusters that are built 'the hard way' start switching over and removing docker. It will still be used for building pushing containers for the time being.
Thank you (and chuckharmston above). The policy is rather significant to the discussion and a major starting point in discussing this kind of additional collection in firefox.

Going by the bug report for the TRR, I am seeing that the request did not follow all the questions in the request form such as #3. Additionally the bug ticket got a science review but its unclear if that qualify as a "data steward" reviewing it, and there is no Data Review Form as specified by the policy. It is unclear from the ticket in which category of data collection the ticket should be classified under and if the opt-out is correctly applied in this case.

As for the data collection policy itself, I am not seeing a few key questions that as a user I would like to know in order to inspire trust in the project. How long is the data retained? What anonymizing technique if any is applied? Is there a minimum time for discussion so that enough time is given for people to discover the ticket and contribute?
I believe you underestimate the Chinese. The biggest advantage the US, Europe, and Japan have is the long lead time to develop and refine existing technologies. However, the landscape of advanced technologies is changing more rapidly than ever.

For example, the Chinese lags in traditional car manufacturing techniques because they only have a few decades to accumulate experience on that front, but they are spearheading mass manufacturing electric vehicles at scale with efficiency rivalling anyone in the world.

DJI is the leading drone company globally. Chinese carmakers manufactured 47% of all plug-in EVs sold worldwide in 2017. [1] (Yes, with solid government support, but they are part of the system we're considering.)

They developed the first (and only, so far) AI to pass a medical licensing exam human doctors need to take. (If you thought it's just rote learning, it's not. Analysis is required.) [2]

Regarding creativity, please see the replies to this comment by people with first-hand experience in China. [3]

Blocking tech transfer will prompt China to intensify their efforts to develop their own technologies. With their scale, ambition, and work culture, it's not clear at all that technologies they develop in new fields, where no one has a head start, will be inferior to those created elsewhere in the world. The evidence so far largely refutes this hypothesis.

[1] https://cleantechnica.com/2018/01/29/2017-china-electric-car...

[2] http://sites.ieee.org/futuredirections/2017/12/02/congrats-x...

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16612175
>> The problem of telling the story of that transition is that it's like trying to go into detail about the physics in Cochrane's ship in First Contact—the writer would be trying to explain a completely made-up thing (warp drive or the TNG socio-economic system) that itself is nothing more than a handwave to allow stories to be told.

I'm binge-watching Voyager and DSN and the truth is that we are treated to quite a bit of made-up science, like subspace physics and the like. Everytime an away team has to be trapped at the far end of a mission to advance the story, someone jumps up to explain why they can't be beamed up in "technical" terms (then someone is ordered to "remodulate"). Everytime a technologically superior enemy corners the Voyager, one hit brings the shields down to 0 because they've been "rotating their weapons frequency" (then someone reports they're "compensating"). Almost every episode of Voyager at least has some made-up-on-the-spot techno-babble like that. It's been a while since I watched TNG but I think it wasn't different there, either.

It's not like the series skirts away from made-up science is what I'm saying, at least when it comes to "physics". They could just as well make up some "sociology" or "history" if they wanted.
100k euros in the uk is about £87k. That would be £77k gross wage or net of £52500 - about 40% total tax, do not excessively different to France.
Historically speaking, the only significant peaceful comparison would be the British -> US circa 1950s.

To be fair, people asked the same question in the 1900s. With the world getting so interconnected thanks to steamships and telegraphs, perhaps the age of major conflict had passed (this was right before ww1).

Also, global connectivity doesn't mean much when the great firewall creates 2 distinctly different internets. If you take Chinese state media as a barometer of public opinion, you clearly see there is very little affinity towards the rest of the world. The xenophobia and nationalism, if anything, is more likely to lead to conflict because nationalism is a double edged sword.

Best case scenario is the status quo. Even though China wants a bigger say in global affairs, they realize they have benefited from a peaceful international system over the last half-century and it's in their interest to preserve it largely intact. They have some long-term plays like "one belt" infrastructure, but that's something to supplement the existing system rather than to replace.

Personally I think the most likely risk is economic. No country can escape the laws of economics forever. At some point, the economy will have a downturn. Like with Putins Russia, when things are bad domestically, there is pressure to create conflict abroad (aka Ukraine) to distract their people which if managed badly, could turn out quite ugly
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This is stupid. C accepts too many programs already. Rust mainly improves by accepting fewer. The few compatability-breaking changes this includes don't go far enough to matter.
This is brilliant, can be better than pie charts in some cases.

For example, here are Chernoff Faces of some Turkish Universities: https://ibb.co/nFAoC7

The size of the eyes represents the number of projects submitted to TUBITAK(Govt science body that coordinates and provides funding), the size of the nose represents the number of projects that are accepted. The size of the face is the number of professors in the institution and the size of the mouth is the number of publications.

So, if you are looking for Turkish Universities that have lot's of accepted projects look for a big nose. Big eyes and small nose will be an indicator for a large number of failed applications and a face that has a huge mouth but small nose and eyes is an indicator for an institution with lot's of publishing going on without seeking funding to projects.
> ... what I write on Twitter or Facebook where there is no formatting available...

It's sad that "you have to be on the silos" to be seen. It hurts creativity, the Web is also made for things other than words. Can I put inline SVG animations on Twitter and Fasebook?
Most European countries have unions for IT as well.

Not specifically for IT, rather something general like "industrial jobs" for example.

Also in those countries where engineering degrees are regulated, you can also appeal to the Engineers Order if something is going wrong.
Yes, but in the meantime smaller companies can't compete. And meantime here is over dozen years.

There is also something to be said about (looking back) astonishing naivete of tech people who bought the whole "don't be evil" motto and who sincererly believed that since founders are tech school graduates, they are guaranteed to be ethical unlike those evil business majors.
I'm about to get my hack license (taxicab operator) in NYC. I learned in taxi school yesterday that in NY, any fatality or serious injury involving a taxi (including ubers etc) triggers an instant suspension of the driver's hack license until an investigation is complete (and if the investigation finds the driver was at fault, the suspension becomes a permanent revocation)

I don't see why an experimental self driving taxi should be treated more leniently than that.
And let this be a lesson to EVERYONE who works in Marriotts.

This is the very definition of "throwing under a bus". This is how fast Marriott (in the US of A) will throw you under the first bus that comes by.

This is how Marriott respects the individuals and has the capacity to handle a sensitive situation.
The craiglist Casual Encounters section destroys lives.
It laid waste to mine.
There have been many tear filled nights spent wondering who would I be now if I could delete that site from my history.
A string of uncountable months searching for one new sexual partner after another.
The principle expense paid includes a ledger of a life of total neglect for those who felt true love for me.
And then the hot pattern takes hold again.
The emails pile up of mostly men wanting pixels and sizes as a small part of my mind tells me to stop.
But the fingers keep clicking.
One blue link after another until I find what I do not need.
Sex is a fire which begins to burn out of control for some of us.
I cannot be the only one since the act takes at least two.
> standard of sorts in im space.

XMPP? Check out https://conversations.im/ and https://dino.im/

Encrypted, federated and modern.
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> audit their # of disengagements in each of these scenarios.

This would incentivise the companies (and force the drivers) to not disengage in borderline dangerous situations.
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Not everywhere, in most countries it is an employeers market that get to vet who they are willing to take, regardless how much in need they might be.

At least in Europe most countries do have support for developers on their unions. It is up to each one to decide which one they want to join.
Please keep docker swarm going guys, it's a great product.

Docker cloud is no loss (with apologies to those who are using it in production) and will hopefully free up your people to work on other important stuff.

Otherwise if we can continue to use the compose configuration api and the docker deploy/service api with k8s under the hood then I guess that's a reasonable compromise.
Maybe that's also the way natural neural networks gain their robustness:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synaptic_pruning