skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just do the Indian technique. Its so much cleaner and more environmentally friendly. You basically have a small pot and you wash your butt after every poop, and then wash your hands.
> Why would this be happening?

Facebook owns Instagram.

Have you heard about Facebook's issues in the national news recently?
Probably a good reason to ban tipping. There was a restaurant in new york that did that experiment, interestingly they reported some male customers getting angry that they couldn't show off via tipping.
If that would ever happen, we wouldn't be talking about this at all. Reality check!
Alien life may be more unlikely than previously thought, according to new study
I am a practicing Buddhist and have been for more than a decade. This is complete and utter bullshit and a total misunderstanding of the teaching.

You can be detached and still saddened by what you see in the world. Non attachment is not the same as callousness or numbness. If anything, you feel things more deeply.
Kind of surprised they didn't mention the low-boom supersonic plane Lockheed is working on for NASA (which just received a $247.5m contract) -

https://www.wired.com/story/nasa-x-plane-supersonic-lockheed...
Stories where everybody can contribute
Given the games I've seen servers and hosts/hostesses play around who gets to seat who and where, it's much more complex than that.
By your argument people whose families were killed in religious jihads should forever hate Muslims.
That would require gasp employing more humans! The management algorithms would not approve!
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Bold statement - its just an hour glass.

You know more were murdered under the guise of the chinese communist flag?
I agree with the other commenters, that's really part of the process. You do get better at it. Mind drifts... back to the breath, it wanders... back to the breath.

It, quite literally, is practice.

I don't use an app, but I know a few people that have had some success with them.
What a bullshit excuse to post a swastika on HN, and an attempt to rehabilitate and normalize the symbols of Nazism. The haters always find a way around the rules. The problem with Nazism obviously isn't the loss of this symbol; that's not what needs addressing.

If you read the strategies of the White Christian supremacists, they say not to make statements that others find outrageous but to gently push the envelope and slowly normalize their beliefs. Here, as I said, they are trying to rehabilitate Nazi symbology.

EDIT: In response to below, the problem with Nazism is people like me? Wow. I thought the problem was mass murder, brutal oppression, and an ideology that advocates it. But perhaps it's the poor, persecuted Neo-Nazis, who in another by-the-book rhetorical turn, try to look like victims.

EDIT2: dang: Sure, and let's keep the swastikas off HN. That and the hate speech are the real problems with very serious consequences. When you don't do anything about it, it would be irresponsible for me (or anyone) to stand by and quietly acquiesce. I know it's a hard problem, but burying our heads in the sand is what Facebook does. If you think my claims about what's happening are absurd, talk to someone you trust who knows these things: Certainly in 2018, we can't think propaganda in online forums is at all an absurd prospect.

EDIT3: Perhaps I could have found a cooler way to respond, but it's a pretty inflammatory thing and the commenter, supposedly versed in symbology, knew that it would be. Sorry if I caused any extra headache, but I don't regret pointing out the problem.
since 2016, on aws. so far it's working wonder for us. we're a small team of 5.
That is a bloody opinion
I agree with everything you've said. My point was not to discredit those retail shops, more to add to the discussion about the oddities of our public / semi-public bathroom situation here in the US, especially as it is contrasted with the very private and clean facilities found throughout Europe.
I've had SP a few times, more often on the couch than in bed for some reason. A friend that has these experiences very often gave me his pro tip for dealing with them, as soon as you realize you're having SP, simply use all of your will to bend your index finger, the second you get your finger to bend, you snap out of it. Worked for me the few times I've had to use it, and it gives you something to focus on at the same time.
victimology and the oppression hierarchy make for incredibly amusing logical inconsistencies. the amusement is compounded when it’s aimed at ensuring people are never even remotely uncomfortable
Research Proves Mega Dose Vitamin C Kills Cancer
I want something like this on my MacBook and not the stupid touch bar.
In self defense? In defense of others?

Those are considered cases where killing someone is legitimate by almost everyone.
Yes, perf sampling of Java is still going well, via -XX:+PreserveFramePointer. Our one microservice that had high overhead with that option (up to 10%, which is rare) has improved their code, lowered the overhead, and now enabled this option by default.

But there's also a newer way that can do Java stack sampling from perf without the frame pointer: https://github.com/jvm-profiling-tools/async-profiler

We're not running it yet. I want to try it out. Note that the stacks with async-profiler are a bit broken -- Java methods become detached from the JVM -- but I'm hoping that's fixable (it should be with a JVM change, at least).
Hitler was also against smoking. His message resonated with people and caused them to kill. Maybe if he wasn't against smoking people wouldn't have followed him

Would you smoke as a protest?
> Yes. The sadder thing is people not knowing swastika's history and that it is auspicious for almost 2 billion people including me a, a Buddhist.

You, and your fellow Buddhists, need to realize that Hitler had a far more profound impact on Western civilization (unfortunately) than did the Buddha, and that Westerners who recognize the swastika as a symbol of hate do so because for half the world, and most of a century, it has been a symbol of hate.

Those Westerners are not misinformed, or ignorant, or incorrect in doing so, they're interpreting a symbol in the context with which it was introduced to Western culture. You can tell people that it's a misappropriated symbol of peace, but no one in the West is likely ever going to look at a Nazi swastika and see a manji first, even knowing that, any more than Buddhists likely see a manji and think first about Hitler.
I can't imagine doing this to myself. They were quite clear on the podcast that they weren't recommending it. Even if they did, no thanks from this guy.
100%. That would definitely solve that problem while introducing another.

The entire restaurant business is propped up by investor money and artificially low wages. We have a large multiple more restaurants than we actually need because it serves Wall St. and the government ("job creation").

Such a change could put 80% of the industry out of business in maybe a year.
Excellent. I never had a term for this. I used to just call it “riding the wave”. This gives the notion a bit more legitimacy, but also is a starting point to research more on the topic.
That’s quite an arrogant statement. You may not care, but as one among a billion Hindus, we certainly do.
Oh wow whaaat? Argentina? But why, it's not like the nazis excaped to there after shit hit the fan...
That's true.

Maybe it's better to accuse companies of "selling access to the person".

Such as if you were eating at a restaurant and touts came directly in and started trying to sell you various things. Where the touts had paid off the business for access to your person.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cebFWOlx848
The US did it with significantly fewer bullets to the back of necks & babies going hungry.
1) swastikas usually rotate the opposite direction when used in a buddhist temple, at least in the west, I’ve noticed. Certainly it is useful for differentiating from the most antisemitic symbol of all time.

2) I’m not sure it’s so sad when buddhist is less of an expressive culture and more of internal reflection. That is, I don’t see peoples’ religious beliefs trampled by trying to be respectful to those who do view it as a nazi symbol.
Thats one way to rationalize your world view on another person. 'Just get over it lol, isnt that, like, your thing?'
A sewer pipe that could detect what’s passing through it would actually have all kinds of practical uses!

I wonder how feasible it would be to embed chemical sensors into such an environment.
How do I get into TSCM from convential appsec work? Is it EE guys and gals and smizmars?
Also the toothbrush mustache was sexy before WW2.
Should we also abandon cross? So many people died during the Crusades
Your sort of concern will be easily handled on a one off basis. It's pretty easy to notice.
Huntsman automaton (2015)
> What a bullshit excuse to post a swastika on HN. The haters always find a way around the rules. The problem with Nazism obviously isn't the symbol

Of course the problem isn't the symbol. It's people like you. On one hand you claim that I used an excuse to do something very wrong- post the symbol. And call me a hater. On the other hand you say the problem isn't the symbol.
> repeatedly called for Australian-style gun buybacks, which were mandatory, which are the same as confiscation.

They were mandatory, however gun owners with reasonable reasons (i.e. hunting, sport, recreation) were free to acquire a license to keep their guns (excluding military style weapons). You can currently acquire a semi-automatic rifle (under 10 rounds) with the proper licenses and reasons (farm worker, sport etc.)[1]

- There were no repercussions for illegal guns being handed in (someone handed in a rocket launcher).

- There were no laws preventing someone acquiring a license to keep their gun if they wanted (within the laws which were introduced).

- No police invaded homes to take weapons by force during the amnesty.

Australia's gun-amnesties/buybacks were not the same as confiscation.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Australia#Firearms...
Well It would mean we can respectfully disagree with terrorists and ask them to not blow things up and engage in bilateral or multilateral talks with governments which they have issues with.
...and yet racism among servers is still a problem.

I absolutely loved your optimism and single-step, hand-wavey-approach to solving racism, though.

"In a world where nobody's racist, nobody will be racist! It's perfect!"
My heart bleed so much (childless mother cried out)
It can be seen as a message (as you say) to a wider populace that this is all getting in a wrong direction. If government is hiding from its own populace what its doing with drones, who should raise this issue? Why not people working on the drone program (regardless of where exactly). It's much easier for newcommers than incumbents I'd say, so it make sense some Google employees would be ones to protest.

You never know what will be the initial trigger for change, who will be inspired or whatever. Take this guy: http://www.ecns.cn/2018/01-02/286632.shtml Why should some basketball celebrity and his campaign have so much effect?
When I lived in a house with a septic tank, I was shocked at how much of a non-issue it was. Even with a family, the tank really didn't need to be pumped more than every 5+ years at the most, and was very inexpensive. Never backed up or had any issues.
"Not just for secrets"
Yay, we can go and store all types of secrets!

But not with this price per secret...
The injustice aside, I wonder if Nazis fleeing German might have had the side effect of making German reconstruction easier while limiting those who fled into making chocolate in Bariloche under fake names.

But on the other hand there was Klaus Barbie.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16633521
The Cold War ended in the 90s, not when the Wall came down. Now how would we possibly handle all those T-72s with just M1 Abrams? If anyone still fought conventional wars.
I use gkrellm, and set the three memory krells option. The "usage" is memory actually used for application memory. The other krells mark how much cache and buffers are allocated. htop does something similar, green is application usage, blue is buffer usage and yellow/orange is filesystem cache (at least, as far as I know, I might be wrong)

edit: on linux. I would assume Mac and even windows have enough granularity to distinguish.
I added the +coin name to my email when signing up for a crypto-related product years ago, have since seen that redistributed a dozen times for very obscure ICO projects.
As an Argentinean I'm deeply saddened by the discovery of such widerlich artefakte. Argentina harboring nazis? ha ha that's verrückt.
Surprised that it worked. If I remember correctly, you can block the page from being archived in robots.txt.
I wish I had an inbox as well protected as what you describe but unfortunately - at least half of the non operational emails I receive are solicitation... so it seems pretty open to me...
Vaccinations of Dogs in Nigeria
Which part is illegal? The historic artifact bit or the Nazi bit? It seems weird to have so many resources dedicated to tracking down someone collecting hour glasses and statues.
By that rational we should also hate churches -- they after all have crosses on them and those have been appropriated by groups like the clan to project a message of hate.
Is React Native “native” in this instance?
Connecting to a VPN automatically when not at home
Quite a few people died on the crosses themselves, including one very well-remembered.
Alas, while I have been lucky enough to see Concorde fly, I was never fortunate enough to actually fly IN one. Though when I walked through one at a museum some years ago, I thought that even a 2 hour flight in that cramped, narrow cabin would have been a very uncomfortable experience.

Modern subsonic airliners are now capable of far better speeds and efficiencies. Qantas just commenced one of the (if not THE) longest non stop flights from Perth in Western Aus. to London in 17 hours. I myself flew from Sydney to Houston direct in 15 hours last month. The new generation 787s etc., with their carbon fibre construction enabling them to fly at higher altitudes, combined with efficient, powerful power plants are slicing hours off most long routes.

The last time I flew to London (mid 90's), the Singapore-London leg was 22 hours in a 747. To be able to fly Perth-London in 17 hours is a massive improvement of over 20% reduction in flight time in just a couple of decades.

Personally, I would far rather spend 17 hours in a comfy, wide body aircraft than even 10 in a narrow missile. I do realise that modern SST aircraft may be wider and more comfortable than the Concorde, but there are still physical limits to fuselage cross sections and weights that will limit the comfort factor and size IMO.
The restaurant doesn't stop serving the "yellow" customers; those customers are served by senior staff. Nothing prevents junior staff from providing worse service to minorities as it stands, so using a system in which your actions are documented and engage management to discriminate seems like an awfully dumb way to accomplish a racist goal.
> And they both have one thing in common: only code or only data is visible most of the time (or by default)!

This is true, but one of the the biggest source of errors in spreadsheets arises from the inability to see code, and one of the biggest source of errors in regular code is the inability to see and record the data flow.

In Eve, technically you still could only interact with data, because code was treated as data too. We still had a lot of work to do in figuring out an interface for working with programs built in this manner.

> we want things hidden away 99% of the time, and we want to be spared from the paralyzing effect of endless choice that allowing us to interact with everything would cause.

I agree with you here, and this is one of the things we kept in mind when designing and building Eve. We likened it to having lego parts bucket on the floor. Sure, everything you need is right there, but the vast design space available to you limits your ability to work. But what if we could show you only the parts that were applicable at the current time. Or show you only the parts that would fit a certain spot. We could do this with Eve, because we kept information the compilers throw away and made it available (and added to it) during program execution.

This of course was never fully realized.
Definitely not a joke, unfortunately. I've personally had way too many concerns to justify ever traveling with them again.
Do you think mandating minority majority districts is unethical?
Honest question: Can a bidet user explain why bidets are superior to just having a nearby faucet to dampen the toilet paper, like this?:

https://d193qi3ct19t6b.cloudfront.net/products/24229/regular...

Having a separate system and jet of water seems like a lot more complexity with increased risk of splash. And the cleaning properties of dampened paper seem strictly better than a stream of water. Just like I wouldn't wipe off poo from my arm with dry paper, I also wouldn't just run my arm under water without also mechanically scrubbing it.

Obviously, most toilets without bidets don't have faucets close enough to reach from the toilet, so a bidet might be an improvement over the status quo. But it seems way easier to install a small faucet than a stand-alone bidet, and way less maintenance to have a small faucet than one of those built-in water jets for toilets.
I think what he means is that C# apps would have a smaller size if AOT compiled to wasm instead of shipping the mono runtime with .NET assemblies. (sorry for my English)
> or puritanical reasons (make sure people aren't having sex?)

I hardly think deterring people from having sex in a public restroom (if that's even actually the case) so that everyone - young and old - can go to the bathroom without having to be privy to people screwing around, and not wanting to risk exposure to yet another bodily fluid in addition to all the others that public restrooms have way too many of, is "puritanical".
What's stopping this is Facebook's illegal interference with interoperability. Once upon a time railroads and telephone companies had to be forced to allow traffic to cross networks, now it's time for Facebook, etc, to do this. Well past time.
another option, if your power and signals aren't too low frequency: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotary_transformer
Citizens of Michigan should get a check every year like they do in Alaska. This keeps happening because only Nestle and a few politicians get a cut and everyone with power is happy.
Please keep these absurd flamewars off HN.
To be perfectly fair, though... it is a morbid symbol.

Had the Romans been fond of hanging, Christians might be walking around wearing nooses around their necks.
We've banned this account for breaking the site guidelines.

This sort of flamewar is quite off topic here.
I agree that, for normal people, these purchases would only be made as symptoms of addiction, and so should likely be prevented or regulated like you say.

However, I don’t think the people at the head of the revenue distribution for these games (the “whales”) are really in the throes of addiction. They’re actually spending completely normal amounts of money... for them. They’re just ungodly rich.

Ask anyone from one of these mobile-casual-F2P game companies who their “real” customers are—the ones they cater to with their designs. They have specific profiles. At the company I worked at, the whales were Saudi princes, wasting their oil money.

Personally, I see nothing wrong with US tech companies (slightly!) draining the pockets of such people, and in exchange fueling their Veblen-goods signalling competitions against their equally stupid-rich friends.

It’s like making money as an arms dealer, except nobody’s getting shot!
Scientific fact is testable and falsifiable. If you're going to claim that natural rights are fact, I'm going to ask that you provide a testable hypothesis that demonstrates the right to life as a law.
I think the issue is that creating new injustice on the “innocent” isn’t a very good reason. The “someone must suffer and it sucks to be you” creates a negative cycle because in 50 years they now have a case.

It’s like poking out a random person’s eye because racists blinded someone. Yes it helps the person who can now see, but the person who lost their eye will likely be bitter.

The best program I’ve seen is the dedicated funding to expand new positions and try to target the expansion toward underrepresented. So while the ratios are still weird, people aren’t being excluded.

Of course this is the most expensive option, especially in zero sum games like Harvard admissions. It’s easier to target some less visible vulnerable population and reallocate the positions.

I do agree that being truly color blind keeps populations lacking 100 years of opportunity locked in a cycle. But perhaps we can get more precise with targeting based on income, or social determinants, or factors that are not specific to race and are more likely to provide opportunity to need. Of course many populations also share social determinants like income, parents education, country of birth, etc.
Or Ruby, or TCL...
I don't see why not. Seems nuclear weapons and war are still a thing. So much so they moved the hands of the Doomsday clock again to these heights.
The users unable to contain themselves without launching into Nazi-swastika-flamewar make it impossible for HN to discuss this at all.
The "whales" are where the money is. And especially the "total" is the danger here - both for whales and for kids. No one cares about that 50ct gem bag... but when it's a gem bag a day, it's 180€ a year.