skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From what I gather from the article, the study doesn't seem to account for the profession, which would make it as meaningless as other gender gap studies I have seen so far. A banker or lawyer is paid significantly more than a professor or a nurse. So at the end all you are measuring is the difference in salaries between professions rather than the actual gender gap between people with the same qualification and profession.
To save you the trouble, the reason is

> [an] abnormal market structure removed the means to build the supply chain needed to support continual transportation of equipment, materials, and people to the moon.

Make of that what you will, you will find no other reason in the text.
“Just because there are lots of complaints doesn't mean the majority doesn't like it. ”

True, but it doesn’t mean that the majority does like it.

Complaints do not necessarily represent the majority. But they may. And during a beta, it’s more likely as people are encouraged to submit feedback. So if there are lots of “hate it” comments and few “love it” comments that is useful.

They could release before and after usage data (in whole) that may give a better picture. Comparing the same user’s historical activity on the old and new to see changes in time spent, number of taps, taps per article, etc.

A new UX should increase usability. There should be clear usability data. And a community driven site should share this data.

I suspect that the ad revenue from the redesign is higher. And that’s why they are not sharing real data, and are squashing feedback that doesn’t like the revenue driving changes.
It's probably Vlkolinec or someplace similar, definitely at least 150-200km from capital. Anyway it's not about precise location, more about 'image' of the place (best the place can offer is some dirt road with old houses).

Yeah we're not the touristic capital of the world although the country is really pretty in some parts, no big news, let's move on.
If we for a while ignore the difference in education length, general education level, and requirements to even enroll. Then a nurse in Denmark is traditionally employed by the state, with a near guarantee of employment for the rest of life. An engineer do not get the same, and that alone is worth quite a bit in pay to many people.
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Semi-related: once some hardware arrives, I should be able to finish finding a way to rip the 802.1x certs off of the 5286AC so we can use our own routers, or at least put these things into a proper bridged mode.

https://spun.io/2018/03/18/getting-into-the-pace-5268ac-rout...
this is called 'growth hacking' and now everyone seems to be doing it
>>> ... charging because it may potentially wear out the battery ...

It is true that overcharging a battery will do damage, potentially fire-type damage. The issue is that every "device" contains a charge controller to manage this. A laptop should not / will not overcharge its battery. By leaving it plugged in you are relying upon the charge controller to do its job. But remember that we trust such voltage regulators 24/7 in our cars, on our planes, and with nearly every consumer electronic plugged into a wall outlet.
Apple doesn't care about the corporate market. They care about individual users. And as long as the CEO wants their shiny Mac (also, see iPhone, iPad) then the IT dept will support it. Your argument might have been valid a decade or so ago, but since then, every home has a laptop or three, and BYOD happened.
The last for loop of the last code example doesn't need to be under the with statement.
> That doesn't look very promising.

Please see this comment by Sarah, https://github.com/ricochet-im/ricochet/issues/555#issuecomm...

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Hi, I don't speak for @special, but I think some context might be useful.

There is currently a bunch of (official|unofficial) work going on in the wider ecosystem - most of it related to factoring out the base library[1] to go to make it more useful as well as porting the main client to go[2].

There are also a few experiments regarding running on mobile[3] and using ricochet and these other libraries for other things besides traditional IM[4].

Most of this wider work has been updated within the last couple of weeks, ricochet is still actively being worked on & used - just not in the most visible places right now.

Some of the features you have pointed to are sitting waiting for someone to come along and design/write them. For most there is a lot of UX work that needs to be done in order for these features (layered crypto, hidden service auth, multiple profiles etc.) to be secure & useable.

In many cases, adding them to the new Go code might be preferable in terms of ease of implementation. That is partly why work is being put into the libraries there, to make new changes to ricochet as easy and as useful as possible. These libraries are also in development right now, and it may take a little while before everything comes together.

So the best thing people can do right now if they want to move these things along is to contribute to the discussions on the feature threads if they have ideas about how those features could work & to submit code/pull requests to the various code bases.

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Those are largely mega-farms run similar to mega-corporations, and they utilize a lot of immigrant labor. There are a few independent farmers around eeking out a living, but not many.
Because the personal machine might be used to develop for a production machine running RHEL 6, and that cannot be upgraded because reasons(no time, software doesn't support RHEL 7 yet, $precious_driver doesn't support RHEL 7, + a lot of other reasons that makes sense to an OPS person but not a developer).

Binaries created on RHEL 7 does not run on RHEL 6 - even when linking statically appears to work, you run the risk of running into the unforseen.

You could develop on RHEL 7 and build for production on RHEL 6, but this causes you enough grief and trobleshooting nesting up in all kinds of minor differences to not make it worth it.

Best you can do if you cannot upgrade from RHEL 6 is to install devtoolset(https://www.softwarecollections.org/en/scls/rhscl/devtoolset... - these are official packages crerated by Red Hat) to get a newer compiler.
As I said, Windows lets you put a new folder (as well as various types of new documents) in any part of the tree that you right-click, while Mac's cmd-opt-n is limited to the root of the folder you're looking at. And having to separately position two windows that have/lose focus independently and can have one come to the front without the other is ridiculous compared to having both trees side by side in the same window like Win Explorer and every 3rd-party Finder replacement on the Mac.

Having been a Finder user since my 128K Mac in spring, 1984, I've had adequate time to get used to an application that hasn't improved in even the most obvious ways for going on two decades. It's fossilware.
keybase is awesome from day one. their android client is just horrible slow and unresponsive.

i hoping for a fix soon.
CEO and CRM = Chief Executive Customer Relationship Management Officer
I’m American but I have made accounts with restaurants to order for pickup (or delivery). It’s especially helpful if you eat in an a busy area with long lunch lines. It’s also less error prone having the order in written form than trying to order over the phone. I think most restaurants use a vendor like Yelp for their ordering service, but I guess some big ones like Panera can afford to build one themselves (poorly).
What does this have to do with privacy?

Do you mean the delete button is a lie? Why would it be a lie? Can you or someone else access the deleted video from Facebook.com? Or in another public way? Isn't it deleted from this point of view?

I am not defending Facebook in anyway. I just don't understand why is everybody surprised about these things. Do you think if you click delete on a video on youtube, then it physically deletes the video from all of its servers?
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I'm not sure how using a mouse to select text means that you're using a GUI. I spend most of my working day in an Emacs window, which is ostensibly text, but it doesn't mean that there aren't cases where selecting some text with the mouse is faster than moving the cursor to the text by retyping it. People have been using mice with computers before windowing systems were even invented.
this security feature that is great for the vast majority of Apple's user's isn't convenient for me.

Luckily, Apple shipped SIP with the option to disable it, and it's not hard. So you can disable it once and then you never need to deal with issues like that again. It's weird because it sounds like you want the protection of SIP without the inconvenience of SIP, but that's never been possible with pretty much any security measure ever -- more safety means less convenience. That being said, to me Apple has actually been the best when it comest to safety/convenience ratio. Linux distros don't even have the option of SIP or something similar, so I can't say I find your argument compelling.
if we're talking budget travel, a 12 EUR bus from Amsterdam to Brussels should definitely be on the list
They couldn’t keep the old codebase. It was plagued with tech debt and was hindering their progress in releasing even the most basic of new features.
Well if I'm passenger in a car with someone who won't wear seatbelts then my reaction will become rather negative until they put the damn things on. If we got in a car accident, I may be secure with belts, but I don't want their body parts flopping in my face either.
In regards to point 1, Facebook was indeed lauded at the time as a catalyst for the Egypt revolution (more so than Twitter). A good illustration of this was the Egyptian guy that named his child “Facebook” in honour of its role in the uprising.

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/meast/02/21/egypt.child.fa...
Here are some links you may try,

https://via.hypothes.is/https://blog.torproject.org/sunsetti...

https://web.archive.org/web/https://blog.torproject.org/suns...

https://archive.fo/U8jHR

https://archive.is/U8jHR

https://archive.today/U8jHR

> Bonus points for installing and running Tor without elevated privileges.

Try https://github.com/TheTorProject/GetTorBrowser then use meek-amazon as a pluggable transport to get it working if your network censors Tor traffic.
Cheap buses shouldn't be too hard with the proliferation of Flixbus etc. (Amsterdam → Berlin starts at €29), but as a 200cm Dutchman travelling by coach definitely does not fall within my definition of an acceptable mode of travel for leisure (neither does flying for that matter).

Finding cheap train fairs is indeed a puzzle sometimes! It helps a lot to have some familiarity with the major European train companies, the major high-speed connections, and how to book the discounted tickets in advance (incidentally, Amsterdam → Berlin starts at €39,90 when booked two months in advance). Of course seat61.com is useful too as a general source of information.

What I really miss is a tool that shows me destinations that can be comfortably reached by a combination of day-time and sleeper trains on dates that still have discount tickets available. Nothing beats waking up early in the morning in Vienna or Munich in a sleeper train; it's like getting a free day of travel, and you arrive fairly well-rested instead of weary from travel. I'm not doing anything useful in my sleep (besides sleeping), so I might as well spend that time travelling.
No worries.... thoughts and prayers will soon replace it.
Yeah, it's called The greater fool theory.
just get a Chromebook then
To be fair Bratislava isn't that far from Vienna (it's nearer than "London Southend" is from London), and BTS only has about 20 flights a day, none long haul.
I think this is absolutely true for user to user social interaction websites, less true for B2B applications. In the last 2 years at my company we took an old early 2000s looking application that our customers used and completely redesigned it plus brought in a lot of new functionality. To the point where at the core they are still getting some of the same job done but with such a different experience drawing 1:1 lines between the functionality is blurred. This whole new experience has been absolutely fantastic, our customers rave about it and our revenue has grown around 250%. Not to say this is always the case but when something is dated and not providing the experience it can/should be, sometimes a rewrite can be a huge win. But like you said, it still can't be done in a bubble and it can't be driven by a vision of a designer but ultimately the experience your customers seek.
From outside (I know nothing about zones, jails) it looks like saying Dropbox is not new (in 2007) because rsync was not new.
Didn't Iran put a developer in jail cause some of his open source code was used on a porn site?
Comparison with Celery and RQ: https://dramatiq.io/motivation.html#compared-to

Then there's also Huey: https://huey.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
That's not what 0 day means.
> ‘what do my friends want (or need) me to see?’ feed

Isn’t this what the notifications on FB are for?
If men or women are choosing different career paths, that too is notable and worth reporting. Papers can report the gap without going into underlying causes.
As a person who wasn't a linux admin back in the 90s,

Nobody was a Linux admin in the ‘90’s: we ran HP-UX, IRIX, OSF/1 DECUnix (and Ultrix), AIX, Solaris and NetBSD; those were our Linux we grew up on like you grew up on a Linux ISO on your parents’ PC bucket.
It’s a marketing channel that increases conversion rate overall, you might deny access but a % of people don’t (maybe some even find it useful) and those people convert very easily. So basically if you enable push notifications you make more money.
Name things that are the least likely to be misleading.

i.e. the thing least likely to change. Which is almost always the physical location. eg. usa-sf-23
There's no perceptible gap in wages between
almost any pair of social groups,

For some people, that won't be enough for them to say things are fair.

After all, if women are more represented among junior positions and less among senior positions, some people might blame childbirth - but other people will blame systematic biases like family-unfriendly policies and unconscious biases.
let's take the average wage of 100 women working in the care industry and compare them to 100 men working on oil rigs.

Lies and statistics.
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I'd be surprised if they didn't have some form of rate limiting. Here are some reasons Google DNS does it https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/security....
“Why do we care so much about design?”

Let’s say that you are at the grocery store and there are two cashier lines. One cashier is beautiful, one hideous. On which do you queue up?

I would expect that the answer depends on other factors- line length, speed of bagger, speed of scanner, type of candy bar in aisle, etc.

But those may be harder to measure and beauty is really easy.

There’s some research to show that attractive people make more than unattractive when controlling for other factors- https://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~scholz/Research/Beauty.pdf

I think this is part of a bias being transferred to products. Pretty people are favored more, so pretty web sites are desired. Although data can show this doesn’t matter (Craigslist, old-good-Reddit vs new-shitty-Reddit) very much.
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I'm pretty sure Steam gets a good price with Akamai. At least I hope it's the case, since all their download goes though there.
> PCI makes it very hard for Panera to store complete credit card numbers (with expiration dates and the security code on the back)

How about impossible. Storing the CVV number is 100% not allowed. Even storing complete cards numbers is only allowed under very specific conditions. Any deviation opens them up to liability for related fraud.
His point is that your need for privacy is preventing group wins. You want to avoid a bit of shame or envy but by making this decision we, as employees, lose a lot of our leverage.

You wouldn’t have to negotiate a better salary if it would be obvious that you are underpaid.
This article is based on the false premise that a person with 300 friends will have 1500 posts a day. This was a lie manufactured by Facebook to sell the algorithmic feed to journalists, who passed it on as truth to their readers.

As we all know, people with 300 or even 500 friends have nowhere newer 1500 posts a day. Sure, some friends post 10 memes a day, but most people do not post anything at all. In any case, people were able to manage the chronological feed without any problems. I did not hear anyone complaining that they had to deal with too many posts, and managing the feed wasn't an issue.

What was an issue, however, was that Facebook needed to make more money. So they created an algorithmic feed that pushed posts that engaged people more (videos and images) and downgraded external links (to keep people on the platform).

They lied about the 1500 posts a day, and journalists passed it on, and Facebook made more money. All at the users' expense.
Sounds like a case for "shaming" those who rely on 'prestige' since that seems like the only way to break entrenched habits.
I am not in research or publishing or anything else directly involved.
This is just a generalization that exposure and denigration of egregious cases tend to be the most effective initiators of systemic change, given our hard-wired approval seeking.
That would matter if you could do anything performance-dependent on the ipad pro, like run dev services, compile code or run tests.
Related entities includes the broader "clearinghouse" entity, which has been applied to debt collectors.

I agree it would be a stretch to make a claim but I'm not 100% sure it would be fruitless.
Het eierdieet doet je tot 5 kilo afvallen in 1 week maar is het ook gezond?
That already exists and has existed for several years now: SmartOS. imgadm(1M) and vmadm(1M) are core parts of the OS and do what Docker does, and more. Built not as an experiment, but to power a large scale commercial cloud business. And freeware / open source since before the project went live by virtue of OpenSolaris (now illumos).
Community Edition is really nice nowadays, usable for day-to-day professional usage as well. If ReSharper works - it works for me.
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It is true that its not that simple, but it is also the common attribute to all forms of government waste. Its not without reason why most government reforms and open government focus on measuring results and balancing it to the budget.

It is however a bit telling from the leaked documents when the London police asked Sweden to not drop the case: "It is simply amazing how much work this case is generating. It sometimes seems like an industry". In theory they could be thinking about the deterrence factor for bail jumpers but all the arrows are pointing to a government agency being happy to spend budget on a job which has zero accidents, zero gun shootings, and generates employment. It is a real possibility that this new article would not exist if that budget went into investigating and catching criminals, considering the 6 years times £4 million.
Brew is maintained. If there is indeed an architectural switch, you would expect Brew to be one of the first projects to actively embrace it and make things just work.
For what it's worth, they've provided a version that can use Tor for a while now. What's new is that the provide a portable version that ONLY uses Tor. Pretty handy!
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Wait a minute, why not just put my eth address on the website?
Great stuff. Now theres more room for lines for Poettering to work with and add more systemd.
Anxiously awaiting biologists, bioinformaticists, and other scientists to arrive to Mastodon en masse. So far scientists seem to be firmly entrenched in the blue bird site. Any recommendations along these lines would be sincerely appreciated!

I am squatting at https://mastodon.social/@brendes, lurking silently until more scientists show up.
There's currently an EIP discussion regarding subscription payments: https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/948
I think the world of secure messaging is in an odd-way at the moment. It feels a bit like competing standards at this point[1]. I'm personally still using signal as the metadata shared by Wire is way too much imho.

Even more interestingly the EFF has stopped trying to recommend the best one and instead is encouraging the users to do their own reasearch (even redirects old urls[2])

1. https://xkcd.com/927/

2. https://www.eff.org/secure-messaging-scorecard
Does this mean some or all of Elephone, Doogee, Xiaomi, Ulefone etc are BBK brands?

I have seen the cheap prices for all sorts of Chinese Android phones on online shops, and wondered if each brand was real. It seems less likely knowing that OnePlus wasn't quite as it appeared.

Kudos to OnePlus marketing team I guess - certainly had a few people thinking they were a startup for sure.
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