skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But it is also a problem with the science right now, because it is not at all clear that correlations that have been observed have a causal relationship with intelligence. If you take two populations and any behavioral trait, you are likely to find genetic markers correlated with that trait.
"does anyone know the pattern they emit?"

Naturally you can assume the vertical cross section of the radiation pattern will focused below the horizon toward cell phone users. Gain is typically on the order of 8-10 DBi. Power is usually in the low 10's of watts. Line-of-sight to the main lobe of a 30W transmitter with 10 DBi of gain at 100 meters you see an e-field of 0.95 V/m. Anything between you an that tower will drop the e-field by orders of magnitude.

52-6F-62 writes: "We have two over top of us, and another two on the building next door."

The towers above you are radiating away from you. You "see" radiation from the building next door. At least that's the most likely arrangement.
Found the one Facebook oAuth engineer. /s
There is already a method in place for this with a CODEOWNERS file. It will automatically add reviewers for different paths in the repository.
I will try this for a bit more: http://www.europe-v-facebook.org/EN/Get_your_Data_/get_your_...

(but still no likes they say: (2nd paragraph) http://www.europe-v-facebook.org/EN/Data_Pool/data_pool.html )

Search history is indeed a nice example. It's so easy to prove (they autocomplete past searches, even if it's a long random string initially typed on another machine/browser)
That rule seems fairly narrow to me. Selling certain accessories, modifying the guns, etc. I am hoping the ones I've watched on Youtube about people firing and reviewing different guns will not be affected.
Nowhere does this article suggest that the introduction is a generic example of learning to program. No. Where.
I was really impressed (but initially skeptical) when I saw that their webapp is built with C++ and compiled for the web. Pretty cool to see their crossplatform efforts paid off:

https://blog.figma.com/building-a-professional-design-tool-o...
It's not always about the price. I've come across government RFP/RFQs that require data to be stored locally (through cloud or self-hosting).
Not even that much in 1970, if you look into old papers about the systems programming languages being used at other research institutes besides AT&T.
Thanks! But yup, searched it and I only see my own submission :/
Have you seen their CODEOWNERS feature? https://help.github.com/articles/about-codeowners/ there is a check box to enforce reviews by owners.

Chrome/Google have something like that but more flexible (e.g. you can have nested OWNERS files) called OWNERS https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/docs...

There's a more general/kinda crazy system in Gerrit (by Google) that let's you write custom rules in Prolog (which helps for solving for a minimal set of reviewers that could approve a given PR.) I'm not sure if it gets much use but its a neat thought for sure: https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/prolog-... (which links to this email explaining why: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/repo-discuss/wJxTGhlHZMM/Tal... )
> But Google+ was a side-game for Google..

That's not what Google said when it launched. They were restructuring all of their products around social networks...
That ending was spectacular.

>international style rapid-fire pistol shooting

and he made the team!

My startup partner will likely take his earnings and realize his dream of owning a club (adult variety) should it ever take off. I just want a jet (small like HondaJet).
? Who are they selling it to?
Badger people for contact details (phone, email, etc.). It’s a good excuse to catch-up with people, and it’s a good thing to do, even if you won’t be deleting you’re account.

Even if this whole thing blows over in a week, Facebook will eventually go out of style for the usual reasons that social platforms do.

Your connections are more important than an ad surveillance network.

Backup your relationships!
What happens to your Spotify account if you delete/deactivate your facebook account? I made the mistake of linking the 2 when I first joined Spotify in my haste to listen to music.
Who cares? ToSes should simply be ignored
Nice idea, but not 100% consistent with reality. Several countries apply their laws to their citizens, even if they aren’t in their own country.

For example ”Your worldwide income is subject to U.S. income tax, regardless of where you reside.” (https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/us-c...)

Other example: the “Hague invasion act” which authorizes the US president to invade Europe in order to liberate US citizens (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Service-Members%27_Pr...)

Third example: many countries prosecute their citizens for child pornography, even if the crime happened outside their borders (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-tra...: ”U.S. citizens are subject to the laws of foreign countries. Furthermore, some laws are prosecutable in the United States regardless of local law”)
>then I don't disagree, but I also don't find it revelatory.

Because it isn't. And yet we still have people who believe Marxism can work.
If you delete your facebook account and had your spotify account associated with facebook, now you cannot login into spotify anymore with your email account. It happened to me, it's a very stupid thing, and as it seems, they (spotify) can't or wont do anyting about it..
Indeed! I was trying to make an even-if argument.
That sounds like bullshit. Seems much more likely that energy use and production follows the economy rather than the other way around.

Boomers did well because the population was much smaller and globalisation wasn't a thing.
> friends lists, photos, address book, messaging, groups.

Sound astonishingly similar to my phone.
Is it not the case that biologists are simply on firmer ground working on the premise of causal genetic relationships with populations and genes, and far shakier ground when they try to correlate genes to behavior?
Have some function in the code which will scramble the whole thing at a later date.
If you actively maintain the code, keep pushing the date.
If they pay you for your work, remove this function.

This is a 'security feature' which you could deploy in future situations.
I do not believe this particular implementation would be violation of any laws.
This is how Google sells ads, right? I suppose that's exactly the same kind of problem, selling something you don't know the right price to.

If there were a way to make more money doing it, Google would be doing it already.
David is arguably the the most influential geneticist alive today. In my opinion he is plenty well qualified to discuss this topic. And, absolutely nowhere in the piece does he say anything to the effect of "achievement and behavior is strongly genetic". I really don't get your second paragraph at all.
From Russia with love?

Disinformation of the public and spreading antagonizing rumor as fact was not invented yesterday. Assume all allegations and rumors are true, ride with it and see who looks more genuine.

Trump was destined for winning. His allure is not based on respect but grandiose dreams embedded in a nostalgic slogan. Without a politically-loaded surname he took the media by the balls and rode with it.

My best guess as an outsider is that he found people apt at selling stuff and sold to the public he was. Personal defamation ("grab them by the", buffoon, meme-made-president) is a minuscule issue in the eye of the public compared to a classified information leak scandal, "Don't forget Benghazi" and poor health rumors.

Hillary IMHO was counting on an idealistic, emancipated America when the people were rather leaning towards isolationism and making America greater than the competition.
Department of labor, "employment fraud"
Wow, hadn't heard the name "Dark Castle" in eons. That was a pretty good game, but as someone who has pretty much sucked at platformers forever, I could never get very far in the game.

The game I probably ended up played the most on my Mac of that era was Canfield (solitaire).
Interesting... completely unrelated to the recent issues, a few months ago, I wanted to log in to Facebook from a mobile browser so I could follow a link without installing the app.

I also ran into a challenging captcha and a page saying my account had been “locked”, but I was still able to log in.
After logging in, I received a phone call from Palo Alto. When I let the call go to voicemail, it left a message consisting only of a recorded voice saying “goodbye”. Perhaps this was some poorly-implemented two-factor auth, but in context, I felt like Facebook was intentionally making the experience of using a mobile browser unpleasant to encourage use of the app.

Sounds like the delete your account page has similar “issues”.

From my experience optimizing signup funnels, it made me wonder if somebody is doing that work in reverse here. Are they getting a bonus based on what percentage of people abandon the account deletion process?

Maybe I’m just being paranoid, and optimizing those flows is simply not a high priority. But for a tech-focused company that tends to operate at a pretty high level, it felt like they are actively making things more difficult. Like this was the shittiest experience bright minds could come up with.
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Read what you wrote. You said that I implied that “ANYTHING they struggle with is their fault.”
Until you realize that FB has no API to get events out of FB. FB might be useful but it's the same usefulness as having an email thread with a calendar invite. They don't let you export your event data in any meaningful way to keep you on the platform.
Happens in every single thread involving cars and braking. Every one!
I seriously have to try Property Based Testing! thanks
but... whose twitter account is #julianassannge (with two n's)?
Living in the EU does not help. In fact, this is the office responsible for overseeing data protection matters for all Silicon Valley companies operating across the entire EU:

https://www.google.nl/maps/place/Office+of+the+Data+Protecti...

And now you also know why Silicon Valley likes to have their European headquarters in Ireland. It's not just because the beer is fantastic.
File a DMCA takedown notice with the webhost, and file a case in small claims court for the amount you should believe you should be paid for the work. small claims filing should cost about $25-100 to file, depending on the county. Small claims court caps the damages to a few thousand, but no lawyers are required and many small claims courts don't even allow parties to bring lawyers.
I've kept an account partly for that reason. I'm wondering how much GDPR might change that though. Can anyone with more expertise on the matter weigh in?

Assuming I could be relatively certain that my data will be deleted, I'd probably keep a bare account but delete most of what they have.
Which agreement between the US and EU mandates this?
Craigslist personals, some subreddits disappear after FOSTA passage
This is one of the weak points of the author's presentation. He's meaning "race" as ancestral origins grouped at the level at which there was relatively little external gene flow during premodern times, e.g groups separated by large geographic barriers like the Sahara or Pacific. Apparently, and this was the point of the article, there are significant AVERAGE genetic differences based on these groupings.
I don't think anyone serious would describe the Model 3 ramp-up as doing just fine. Musk's charisma coupled with the markets perception of Tesla's products as exciting and innovative appears to gives him far more leeway to constantly miss deadlines than would be tolerated at virtually any other automaker. The recent Tesla Roadster announcement was practically an exercise in distraction to divert attention from the Model 3 woes.

Comparing their current poor performance to their past even worse performance arguably does not equate to "doing just fine".
> The regulation also applies to organisations based outside the EU if they collect or process personal data of individuals located inside the EU.
It's not a contest, though. Two people can be disappointed by the same thing.
You can flag posts. That counts as a downvote (or more).

If I had to guess, I'd say the submission got heavily penalized for being trollbait. Either by the mods, or by the community.
Reductio ad absurdum
I don't think it is so much wanting to hurt people. It's more that they see the poor as barely people, and see the Internet as a seething crowded marketplace where the poor bustle and jostle against each other, breathing each others air, grinding out their meager existences. And if left to their own devices, they will first destroy the pillars of society (major industry) and then themselves. This is a tremendously large topic, but the underlying rabid anti-sex motives underlying this bill and the total lack of caring about how it will furthermore expunge human sexual expression from the Internet goes back to the Industrial Revolution. There was arguably reason for it back then. But no more. It survives purely out of a wrongheaded blind sense of 'denial is virtue, satisfaction is sin'.
I deleted my fb account, and was able to recover my spotify account with the 'forgot password' mechanism.
It's not really a study, just the slightly more than back of the envelope calculation that you're sketching out. The census records median household income, check for a typical rate, and in the Bay Area at least, you get a huge fraction.
Seems like a classic neocon warhawk

That's an understatement. This guy was a core member of the PNAC. (The group of Rumsfeld, Cheney, and Wolfowitz, et. al. who openly suggested that the US needed a new "Pearl Harbor" in order to advance the country's interests)

Again: they put out an open letter stating that America needed to be attacked in order to achieve its strategic goals.
How can I reflect not being arrogant in a resume, though?
We can give it the HN hug of death.
Couldn't agree more. and i'll add another:

the suggested syntax is ridiculous. What is this punctuation soup?

void ?{}( S & s, int asize ) with( s ) { // constructor operator
void ^?{}( S & s ) with( s ) { // destructor operator
^x{}; ^y{}; // explicit calls to de-initialize
On what basis do you see hypocrisy? Could it be merely that they see Facebook as the threat they want to deal with now?
Where is the passive part?
I'm not sure that model would work for a social network, the costs are an order of magnitude higher. People expect to be able to upload photos and videos with no practical limit, and you need a ton of full-time moderation staff when you get to Facebook's scale.
You can sue. I'm not sure where you are but most places have something called small claims court where you can sue for small amounts of money without hiring a lawyer. Most small claims court don't have the authority to make them remove the website though, all they can do is make them pay you.
Lots of good advice here.

Assuming it was actually recent (as in a couple of months or less), consider actually registering the copyright on the webpage with the US govt.

If your work ends up enabling a wildly successful funding event, you'll be unable to get much more than the federal filing fee if you sue the company for copyright infringement.

Unless it's a registered copyright, at which point you can take them to the cleaners. I believe it's $200 +/- to register, and there are restrictions which may or may not apply in your particular case.
USA, in most cases, doesn't have "an lucky, unfair hand" but it uses its muscles (political, economic, intelligence, military pressure) to force other countries to submit to US interests.

Yes, it is normal that every country wants to protect its interests, but not at the expense of others! And by using the above mentioned pressure, USA bullies others to take a hit for its interests. Two examples:

(1) Biden regarding the countries who weren’t willing to impose sanctions on Russia over Ukraine: “Alot of us had to rally the world’s major economic countries to impose real cost on Russia. It is true they did not want to do that, but again, it was America’s leadership and the president of the United States insisting, oft times almost having to embarrass Europe to stand up and take economic hits to impose costs on Russia.”

https://youtu.be/D0zC4cxzszQ

(Remember, these are alleged US partners - major NATO and EU members - he's taking about.)

(2) A few days ago, US threatened to sanction European firms involved in Russian gas pipeline project for Europe called North Stream 2. US wants European countries to buy its gas instead of the Russian cheaper one. (US gas is transported by ships and it is much more expensive)
They are improving! Six years is less than fifteen.
HN has an aggressive automatic voting ring detector. That might account for the lost votes. But emailing the mods is definitely the right way to find out.
The entire second half of the piece rebuts the implicit notion that there is little science to support a genetic relationship between races and intelligence. But: there is little science to support a genetic relationship between races and intelligence.

Has Reich published significantly on neurogenetics?
Federal judges have struck down an anti-robocall rule
... but you still interviewed him...?
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I get the feeling that you misunderstood what they were trying to communicate and prioritized literal word usage over context. They should not have said "quite authoritatively". Using "quite correctly" would have been better. "Authoritatively" was a sloppy substitute for emphatic correctness.
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The intent of FOSTA was right in my opinion, if you are making money from these services then you should spend some of that money policing your services. That seems fair to me in theory. Not sure whether FOSTA got it right or wrong, but I do know some of these players did little to nothing to police their services, and brought about their own downfall.
> I wonder if he's familiar with the work of others who identify as classic liberals right now; my guess, given what I've seen of his writing, is that he'd disagree with many of them pretty strenuously.

That's a silly reason to distance yourself from a legitimate ideology. A few newcomers cherry picking parts, bastardizing it, or misusing it should not be reason to abandon it. Especially if it's fundamentally sound.

For example, if Hitler adopted x socialist or capitalist policy that shouldn't be a reason to dismiss it simply because he held other awful views/ideologies. It should only be dismissed on the grounds that it directly contributed to something bad and had y outcome.

Dismissing ideas merely because some bad people happen to have embraced it as part of their wider ideology is anti-intellectual.

Not only that, but considering the above he shouldn't even have to defend claiming himself 'classically liberal' either, as it should be apparent to any unbiased mind what it is and what it isn't. The only ones who seek to blur that distinction tend to be politically motivated...
Thanks for the link - it looks great.
> Irish and Italian people were previously considered separate races

To whom? Outside of America this is ridiculous. Maybe that's it - The US has so many hangups about race they changed the definition.

Race: "differences in genetic ancestry based on different geographic origin". Just because people exploited the term and used it incorrectly does not mean it does not have an exact definition.

In the middle ages people who carried out trepanning claimed to know about medicine. People who called the Irish non-caucasian claimed to know about race. They didn't (or in the latter case, they did but were prejudice).

Neither medicine nor race need be discredited by past ignorance.
The Man in the High Castle made extensive use of Blender.

More here:

https://www.blender.org/about/user-stories/
If I remember correctly, this rammazini institute is also the one place that found a link between cancer and aspartame, when everyone else found no link. Just checked and, yep, it is. It seems from what I've read about their studies that they are just gonna figure out how to say there is a link, even when the evidence is not very good.
check the GIT commit changes listed in the post, you will see the details there, e.g:

https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...
Sorry for this dumb question, I never used facebook, but what is the difference between your own webpage and a page on facebook? How do those facebook users automatically know that you exist when you are on facebook. They still would have to find you somehow?
I guess I'm in a side-lobe (~12m down, ~12m to the side), but hopefully the roof is thick enough to dampen a lot (it's flat, so there is a bunch of steel and concrete there).
Why so little love for the patent grant in the MIT License?
Agreed. The article itself doesn't seem wildly biased from a cursory glance, and I'm not really qualified to comment on its scientific rigor, but it's worth being aware of potential sources of bias nonetheless.
That makes sense if Tesla & SpaceX was an indie hacker startup nobody has heard of. Do you really think Governments will start ordering SpaceX rockets because of this news? Why will someone buy a Tesla because the company deleted their FB page? For what is worth they will lose some Tesla customers they would have reached through Facebook. There is a reason why all the major companies in the world spend tons of money on their FB page. FB page helps companies land more customers.
Only a couple components are Java-based. CloudFoundry started out almost entirely Ruby, but most of it has since been rewritten in Go.
No, I use Samsung Galaxy note, and love it, which has the headphone jack.
Ask HN: Anyone sells YouTube video lists?
I am planning to make a youtube video search engine(hopefully better than what youtube offers currently). What is a good way to collect a million video URLs other than scraping or using youtube APIs? Does anyone sell a premade list?

Followup question. How do podcast search engines get the data? Do they scrape from podcast websites?
"Typically you get more sympathy from the criminal justice system if you’re an attractive young woman than a brash, arrogant young male"

The proper comparison would be to "brash, arrogant young women". You can even keep attractive as in "attractive, brash, arrogant young X" if you must. As in, large factor seem to be that Holmes was better at following layers advice about how to act in public and during investigation. She might be sociopath or whatever, but she managed not to be one publicly during the time the case was processed.

Alternatively you can compare attractive polite young man to attractive polite young women. Or leave gender out. But hell, keep "ability to follow lawyers advice and not tease people in justice system while it is litigated" constant.

Maybe justice system should be less eager to take offense. It just so happen that cops, prosecutors and judges are extremely easy to offend and have quite a lot of power. But you know, not calling prosecutor idiot while he is deciding about you is an important life skill if you plan to break the law.
Sometimes people surprise you, no? Just giving a chance for them to do that is quite nice.