skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's controversial because smoking has become the 20th century temperance movement, at least in the US.

Some people are so offended by the idea of smoking that even doing something much less harmful, like vaping, is enough to cause them to panic for the future of our children.
I bought a 3000 dollar, 2015 MBP with serious heating issues. Which I was told is 'normal'. This pretty much killed any idea that I had that i deal with quality devices there.

I knew they are fragile, I didn't know that using the actual cpu performance for more than a few minutes is a problem.
>equalizing parental leave (so that the parental career penalty is distributed more equitably)

If you mean giving the same amount of leave to both fathers and mothers, isn't that already the norm?

Also, offering this is one thing, but getting parents to use it is quite another. Many fathers probably avoid taking so much leave precisely because it does harm their career. How would you fix that?

>decoupling health insurance from employment (to lower costs on business for parental leave)

This decoupling is a good idea for many reasons, but I don't see how it would decrease costs on businesses for parental leave. Health insurance doesn't compensate businesses for having to pay people for time that they spend away from work, it just covers their medical bills. Most of that paid time is just parents staying at home with their new kid.
That's a really good point. As awesome as it is to have a supercomputer in my pocket, I wonder if it's really a net benefit: mobile computing has led to a lot of compromises (e.g. the newsfeed) which really aren't good.

FWIW, I don't even have Facebook installed on my phone. My most frequently used apps are Firefox, Signal & Inbox (in roughly that order), followed probably by Maps, Google Play Music, KeePass & Authenticator. For everything else, there's my desktop or my laptop.
VSCode is a good text editor, but it doesn't compare to the full Visual Studio IDE.
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I wonder if autopilot networks will eventually reroute vehicles around bug-prone locations like this. The only problem is recognizing bug-prone locations. It is interesting to think of some geographic locations as wells of danger that are best avoided...
Good to know, as much as I like the possibility of customising to that level I also appreciate good defaults so I don't have to if I don't want to (yet). I've been using Debian for a number of years for $HARDWARE_REASONS, but openBSD is probably what I will try next if I give the *BSDs another go.
I'm not going to give OP the benefit of the doubt. New York to Chicago only shows 18 people looking at that route, so unless this site is trending in Namibia, then the OP has some explaining to do.

As far as I can see, the OP is just pulling numbers out of thin air in an attempt to line his pockets with our money, and I think it's disgusting.
This is interesting as I think the UX for these two sites is simple and honest and easy to use. Although in its limited functionality.

Can you give some examples of the hours you’ve spent being confused?

It may just be a different way of thinking for different people situation. For me, I prefer simple and honest vs pretty wit targeted ads trying to divert.
When a framework you use

-has uses a weirdly named something

- and Google fuzzes it to something it has a million results for

I think this has happened twice, despite of me using both doublequotes and verbatim.

I've reported it and they've fixed it shortly afterwards but it is really annoying.
Yes you can. You could create an smart contract where you lock X amount of eth, and set up how much the other party can withdraw each month. Then is up to the provider of the service to withdraw the amount each month, which seems to me less an issue since they want to get paid.
> I wish the page had screenshots.

The Github page has one: https://github.com/ricochet-im/ricochet/

> As far as I can see currently the only widely used, secure protocols are Matrix and XMPP with OMEMO.

secure != metadata free
What is the best search engine ranking tool?
This would help me to track historic results and take a look at competitors vs. where I stand, for marketing purposes.
> One cashier is beautiful, one hideous. On which do you queue up?

I'm going to pick the one that scans items faster, accurately displays receipt information on a screen before paying, accepts chip, automatically prints relevant coupons, automatically adds product recalls on the receipt, and doesn't nag me to sign up for a custom credit card.
It's not only about getting the data, but also about ensuring the source is trustworthy as well as staying up-to-date.
Cloudflare is also slowly bootstrapping low level, system engineering team in Warsaw, Poland.

We're looking for self-driven, reasonably experienced programmers. Experience in networking and golang are bonus points.

Reach out to marek@
... which is already massively in place.

at least in EU it's normal that senior dev salary is maybe 50-100% higher than freshly hired junior. Yet the fresh hire can do at most 10% of the work compared to seasoned one, for many months/years to come. Where is the fairness? This is pure socialism, no reality check of reward for added value.

If these things would be REALLY fair, entry level positions would start say 5k, and truly senior/leads/extra talent would be easily having 70-100k of whatever currency you fancy. And this ignores the nice little fact that progressive taxation erases some of this difference, but employer doesn't care about this.

Let's be honest - especially in software dev field, which is currently massively overpaid in regard of other engineering professions compared to other engineering fields, there is really not much to complain right now. If you suck at interviews/negotiations, don't envy and cry for some over-equality, but better learn some soft skills, which are much better asset to whole life than just-another-framework-du-jour. People that are able to get salaries they think they deserve don't complain about these things.

Things can't be realistically much more equal.
Think pads?
WTF are CDRs? (other than a potential trillion-dollar market)
My personal machines are all pets ("thematrix", "heartofgold", "laputa" and "isengard") and my production systems are cattle ("sqldb01", "sqldb02", "gitea", "redis0", "redis1", "rabbitmq", "mastodon", etc.)

Mostly because for automation it's easier to know what a system does by looking at the hostname. When you manage about 30 systems all over the place, that's the only reasonable solution (I do see people trying to give pet names to their production systems but it gets out of hand and they usually just maintain a directory of what system does what somewhere)
What? As much as I'd like for the Excel dominance to end, I can't see how anyone would ever work quicker in Numbers over Excel for any work that takes more than an hour a month. The ribbon interface offers shortcuts to pretty much every single function through the keyboard in an interactive way. I can't say the same about Numbers.
Hi! There are some limitations, the values need to be smaller than 62kb. But you are right, at some point it's not sustainable.

I'll put a (very high) cap on the storage space to prevent abuse :)
I think there is a setting that disables the default option of (edit: some of) your likes showing up on friends' feeds (ad preferences?) but I know that's all beside the point now in the broader context.

Before my deactivation, I thought about those in my list whom I wanted to see or communicate with and to be honest, I couldn't think of that many in proportion to all those I mostly added a decade ago. Frankly, I found the "news" to be more interesting than most "personal" posts.

I also didn't want new Friends to be able to easily trawl through my no-longer-relevant past Facebook life. Upon realising there was no easy way to control the privacy settings for that and in frustration, I started the process of deleting Facebook. (Not many realise this, but Messenger will still work while an account is deactivated.)

It's simply too hard to create a graduated list of different "Friends" on Facebook (or Google+). While their presented mission might be to "connect people", real life doesn't work that way. Coupled with an encouragement of oversharing by design, it's a recipe for not a very good website to spend time on.

I don't know of anyone within my own friends group who has gotten successful from using more social media. I also don't plan to be the first, not when other more lucrative niches exist.
My High school forced 2 dead languages on me (Latin, Greek) for 2 years.

Think I'd rather have the periodic table.
so many wrong images of the destinations. Off by continents.. Does not incite confidence
Nice, an assertion that can neither be proved nor disproved. A perfect idea faraday cage.

Also, as we can all see, it is still being published by time.com in 2018.
HPC has the same problem (ancient bespoke Linux distributions with strange tooling) one way to solve it is spack https://github.com/spack/spack. The ops person where I work is so much in love with it that he tried to get it to work on Mac OS, 2 days later and several patches it took only 8 hours to compile all nescessary transitive dependencies. In my opinion the only good way to solve this is to ignore the distribution package manager and keep track of all dependencies explicitly. Most build systems for C++ make that relatively easy. To choose the compiler / standard library you can then use http://modules.sourceforge.net
Ethernet would be really good at causing fires if this wasn't the case. Floating neutrals are no joke!
Fixed it! Thanks for spotting that :)
Oh come on ! The guy delivered the first practical electrical car and a freaking spaceship 10 time cheapers than the competition.

Show me somebody in this comment thread that remotely matches this.

Of course he messes it up and he is late. He is not creating a twitter clone.
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What does a strategist do?
Quite a good overview of a potential process to follow. I think people tend to overlook the importance of simply having these things on paper and following them consistently each time. Also reduces the stress of taking a week off and returning to have no idea what people have messed with in your absence.
That's Visual Studio Code, not Visual Studio.
Have you talked to your brother about this (or better still, started with asking about his aspirations)?

Sounds like he will have his own expectations of equity (possibly not an equal share), views on your father's plans (I assume he intends to retire at some point) and view of how involved he thinks you should be in running things. He'll also have a view on how much work you actually did before you got on board and how important that work you did was to the company growth, which sounds like it will be not unfavourable to you (but also perhaps not the same as yours). And lastly, he'll have a better idea than any of us of how persuadable your father is on the issue or whether it's easier just to walk away.
Exactly. If a woman is smart enough to be a programmer, she's smart enough for other lucrative professions that are more social and have better advancement potential and job security, such as medicine (doctors, surgeoons), law, finance, etc. A lot of women go into programming because it's been hyped up so much, and then either going into management quickly or leaving the industry because they hate the work and how asocial it frequently is, and also because they feel like they're not really doing anything to help the world (and in the vast majority of programming jobs, it's true, you aren't).
We're using Azure notebooks for our courses (https://rmotr.com/data-science-python-course) and we really like them. Feature request: an easy "share" option :)
>It looks nice, but it feels a bit anachronistic to exclusively focus on air travel in 2018 considering the environmental impact of aeroplanes.

"Anachronistic"?

As if plane travel travel got out of style?
> When it comes to C++ programs and libraries, you really do not want to try to mix and match across compilers. It really does not like it, and it will make you suffer.

Hence the Amazon build tooling for C and C++. I wish they would open source it, write about it, make it into an AWS product, or release it in any other form.
You might consider merging "NYC" and "New York City" and "New York, NY", or returning the superset of those three whenever one of those terms is entered for the location.
"Applies only to unmarried, childless women under 30 who live in cities"

This is a trend that I have personally witnessed since joining the corporate workforce as a recent college graduate living in a major city.

In general I saw my female colleagues getting promoted faster and moving up faster than their male counterparts.

In no way do I think it was favouritism, I just believe our senior management thought these young women were better prepared and organised than their male counterpart in their 20's.

Whether or not this trend continues to higher levels of management remains to be seen.
What of the liberty to not be swindled? The liberty to have access to public markets with an expectation that there is third party oversight of the companies you are investing in? The liberty to live in a society where hucksters are the exception rather than the norm?
30 years ago we didn't walk around with half a dozen bombs on our body. As a society we have decided that the benefits outweigh the risk, but it's still easy to not walk around with battery devices in our pockets/bags, or even charging at home. It's not as hard as opting out from cars and the roads, which kill dozens every week in the UK alone.
A fixable oversight, I hope.
Also Plan9:

"Since CPU servers and terminals use the same kernel, users may choose to run programs locally on their terminals or remotely on CPU servers. The organization of Plan 9 hides the details of system connectivity allowing both users and administrators to configure their environment to be as distributed or centralized as they wish. Simple commands support the construction of a locally represented name space spanning many machines and networks. At work, users tend to use their terminals like workstations, running interactive programs locally and reserving the CPU servers for data or compute intensive jobs such as compiling and computing chess endgames. At home or when connected over a slow network, users tend to do most work on the CPU server to minimize traffic on the slow links. The goal of the network organization is to provide the same environment to the user wherever resources are used."

http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/4th_edition/papers/net/
Doublelist is the new CL for personals...espcially for lgbt and swinger community
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xiaomi is definitely an independent company. they make a bunch of non-phone products as well
>There is clear envidence for a “gender pay gap” - in that women get paid on average less than men.

If you control for education, years of experience, and skills there is no such gap.
<3 my HA2, my favorite headphone amp really. great for portable or desktop use.
Is that really cattle though? Instead of sql01 I’d think a more cattle based name would be db01, db02 etc so it’s database agnostic. For the redis and rabbitmq, I’d think that’s more mq01, mq02, etc for generic message queue servers. Potentially I’m taking the analogy too far though
It already is!

If you want to discuss it further say something to: "@dethos@s.ovalerio.net"
I didn't have any problem getting off the ATT Fiber network, but it was getting dropped down the line towards the datacenter.
Remote should be a location.
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Thanks for all the positive comments guys! If you have any questions I'm glad to answer them!

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This application uses Vue.js on the front-end, GCP cloud functions on the back end for all the processing with GCP Datastore as DB for the listings and Firebase for hosting. I wanted something that was easy to maintain and where the cost would nicely scale with the usage.
Is not this better then no road gets safer? At least high traffic roads get safer, less damages and live lost, fixing the bugs that are discovered here could improve the situation on smaller roads.

My idea was how they could act on this situations with the drive assist tech(stupidly named autopilot) I am not of the opinion that true self driving cars are around the corner, not even in major US cities.
The Intel Core i7 laptop series also features 6 core CPUs:

Core i7-8850H

Core i7-8750H

Core i7-8700T

Just not clocked as high as the i9.

I wonder if any of these 6 core laptop CPUs will have the AMD integrated graphics - it appears not at this moment. I was looking forward to that on an upgrade to my Dell XPS 15.

Who is getting the AMD integrated graphics CPUs then? Apple? I really wanted one in my Dell as I was hoping it would be faster and more power efficient than the NVIDIA 1050/1050 Ti.
Nodejs out of the box would ofc. be faster than PHP on something nodejs is born to do. But lets say we needed to do a bit of CPU work on each of these requests, then nodejs might struggle compared to PHP.

Both should be able to scale well in a "create a website and return the HTML"-scenario, and it's not unlikely that a PHP setup would be faster.

In a single page app thats mostly based on fetching data from an API nodejs would probably be faster.

About APCu: It's damn fast and very unlikely to slow you down, other stuff will probably bottleneck you way before APCu becomes a problem.

Use PHP as PHP, and nodejs as nodejs.

If you really need async in PHP or want to use PHP somewhat like nodejs then you should probably go for an extension and serve requests directly from PHP. I've had great experiences with that, serving over 500K simple HTTP req/s on a low end server.

But again, if max performance on a single server is so important then you should probably go for a compiled language anyways.
Last commit Oct 2016. Not sure where this is going.
OK, machine turns off, rather than smashing on the floor (dog knocks it off, kid chasing dog puts foot through the screen)

I still haven't grokked the decision to abandon magsafe.
"To boast of cutting corners in countries where human beings depend on literal dollars, table scraps of your hourly income, to feed their families for entire weeks holds no repute for me."

The thing is that capitalism does indeed thrive on cutting corners in these kinds of situations, albeit often indirectly, by selecting the most "cost effective" supplier, building the factory in low-tax, or low-labor-protection states, and so on.

It's no different when Nike, or even the more enlightened conglomerates, do it than when an individual privileged white male imperialist tourist does it. It's just more personal, rather than systematic, perhaps.

But I suspect the systematic pressure is much more damaging than disrespectful tourists. And since when have tourists been known to be respectful anyway, in SEA or anywhere.
That only works the way you think it works if most people agree with you. I doubt that... Plus it's really hard to determine who is actually a 10x contributor, even more so universally (across projects, teams, companies).
Very well articulated. I wonder if there is a difference between a machine trying to deduce intent vs a human doing the same task. As humans, we may be able to pick up subtle cues that machines simply lack the ability for.
I use https://www.inoreader.com/

The UI is kind of similar to google reader.
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Don’t know why this is being downvoted. The above comment makes it seem like early stage venture capital is an easy money spigot, and the only barrier to them getting rich is the big bad government.
Any Windows tablet would do, no?
This is ultimately what will limit AI's impact/growth. Most people aren't comfortable with the idea of giving up their own judgement to anything else - other humans or machines.
oh? i thought you could migrate followers already. I haven't used it, tbh, quite happy with my instance.
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Would they have to? I mean, yes, that would be nice, but for example people developing for game consoles don't develop on the console itself, but rather using a separate development system.
Stick it in a spreadsheet.

Useful reason to have for why you're storing marketing data under the GDPR.
Many teenagers report that they’ve never been so bored
Not OP, but yes, I’d be in favor of all of the parade of horribles you trotted out
What happens when you exceed the max number of keys (on the free trial)?
I'm one of the main developers of OpenReview.net, and I would love to discuss this more with you, but like the other commenter, I can't figure out how to get your email from your profile (I'm also generally new to HN and may just be missing something - for example, is there a direct message-like option here?)
11 years after the first quad core laptop hitting the US market. Well done Intel!

https://www.cnet.com/news/first-quad-core-laptop-hits-u-s/
Which OS are you using? FWIW Tor Browser doesn't require root and it's portable.
You can search on #introductions and see a lot of people making often-hashtag-laden posts describing themselves.
Implicit bias or confirmation bias?
Consider me confused.
There's #ff or #followfriday for suggesting, but i've seen it used to ask for suggestions as well.
Lenovo does this. I was recently notified about the X1 Carbon (2017) recall/inspection (potentially loose screws inside the case) by the reseller.
Did you read my links?

I never made a claim that classical physics can predict quantum mechanics. In fact it's the opposite, I said the theories have not been synthesized.

We are no longer arguing about your original claim of non-determinism in the classical scale, and you don't seem to have a comprehensive enough understanding of the concepts involved here and you're not interested in changing your mind, so I'm done arguing about this. I really suggest you read up on decoherence.
Flight search UI is janky as fuck, recommended I spend €4,000 on a hotel for a six night "budget" trip, and the FOMO notifications are infuriating. Hard pass.
The X1 Carbon is a fantastic laptop. The X1 Yoga is basically an X1C that can go tablet or tent mode and has a touch screen. It might be what GP is looking for:

https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpad-yoga...