skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Real stroke of genius would be making prostitution legal, and family a big deal.

It'd solve men's natural urges, and women's constant insecurity that they're going to be abandoned, once they get wrinkles. It'd remove so much undisclosed resentment and tension within families and society.

It'd free up people involved in billions upon billions of dollars worth of industry, to do something useful, instead of preying on people's monkey-brain urges and insecurities.

I'm a dreamer, maaan.
Gender is distinct from sexual orientation. Moreover, women in general feel societal pressures to conform to gender norms regardless of their sexual preference, and it's hard to disentangle whether that's innate or not, and if gender norms (and norms about sex) were to change if we'd see different behavior.
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There are some skilled trades that companies, even during a recession, can't get around...fire alarm/suppression system inspectors/technicians, elevator inspectors/technicians, electricians, electrical code specialists, OSHA compliance specialists, etc...
The way you express it is a bit problematic and is going to cause a lot of angry replies but I agree. Go looks a bit out place in the corporate World. Like you present your boss a new plan for your project and it's supposed to use Go. You put in the gopher and the boss is gonna take you less seriously directly.

The new logo is good and fit for enterprise
When I end up on StackOverflow, it's almost always from something I searched on DDG.
I haven't compiled a statistic, but it seems like most of the actually useful answers I find there belong to questions marked as not a good fit or whatever took some snarky moderator's fancy that day.
So all too often, even if get my question answered, I leave the place with a net negative impression. And don't come back except if directed by DDG.
Personally I appreciate that, so YMMV. Makes it easy to divide the screen between two windows and then return the windows to normal size without manually resizing them.
I found an older half-sister I never knew about via genetic testing. We're getting along well enough.
Depends on the cause of death. While a bit tricky to get into, it is possible to replace the harddrive.
I think 2019-2020 will be super interesting for hardware. Intel, Samsung, Gloflo, TSMC could all have competitive 7/10nm nodes. Unless either Intel or AMD makes some crazy IPC gains they should be fairly competitive with each other and it will be interesting to see what the ARM giants can do as well. Hopefully Chinese investment into DRAM/NAND starts to come to fruition by then too.
Well, it is a jurisdiction issue.

While I agree with you, many countries with good work laws do limit what employers are actually allowed to see from their employees' data.

Meaning if the company lets someone go based on data they capture, and it was the kind of illegal one, then they better prepare to sign up some checks.

For example, on Germany a company is not allowed to make use of how long one is online to create some kind of productivity measure.

The problem is that many prefer not to bother with work law, not even "work law for dummies" kind of books.
> But this isn't true...

You completely missed this point. To quote the article:

> Many people, especially those in marginalized groups do feel less welcome. We know because they tell us.

Hanlon doesn't claim to know why the marginalized groups feel unwelcome. He doesn't even claim that the root cause is a bias of action -- conscious or subconscious -- on the part of SO's users or staff. What he said was these groups report at a higher than average rate the feeling of being unwelcome. That is a simple fact, and can only be dismissed at the cost of saying those people's opinions are not worth addressing. Acknowledging it, saying "maybe if we get creative we can improve it", is not virtue signaling, it's the most fundamental requirement to:

> shift from “don’t be an asshole” to “be welcoming.”
This was a useful review. He installed it into a virtual machine, though, so he didn't have to struggle with Linux driver issues. That's usually the biggest headache with a Linux install.

He's right to view this from a naive user standpoint.

Ubuntu put an ad on the desktop? What do they think they're doing? Push back hard against that. Windows 10's ads have produced much hatred, and soon you won't be able to turn them off unless you buy the Enterprise version.
Isnt that what swiping left on tinder does?
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I was in need of an updated router, and since the writing was on the wall for AirPorts I decided to get an Amplifi from Ubiquiti. It was dead simple to set up and it's worked great for both wired and wireless clients in my 1300sqft house. I am led to believe Ubiquiti has a good track record with security updates, too.

I would love to buy an updated AirPort device if they get back to making them again, though.
It looks like the Gopher mascot will still be on the (possible) new frontpage http://within.us/google-go/.
I'm rather fond of the pre-1 AD spaceship launch in Civ IV: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/lets-play-deity-bc-sp...

For some context, in Civilization IV you play a civilization from the year 4000BC. One of the win conditions is to research all the way into the information era, and build a spaceship that goes to Alpha Centauri.

Through horrible game mechanic abuse, this player managed to tech all the way up and launch the spaceship in the BCs, before 1AD, on the highest difficulty level.
This study should have, since those are key metrics for UBI in a projected robotics-era of job scarcity.

Since it didn't measure them it is pointless classifying it as a test of UBI.
Machining Design Announces Screw Machined Parts in All Types of Material
South Korea credits Trump for opening door to talks with North
Yes, Google is missing out on some top-end candidates, who probably wouldn’t be happy there anyway. It’s not so simple as having a less annoying interview process and getting better engineers. The interview process is an extension of the corporate culture. It embodies certain attitudes and probably attracts certain personalities and repels others. Lots of people want to work at Google, and lots of people do, so only Google knows if something about the process is not working for them.

I’ve worked at Google, and engaged with Google recruiters over the years (who didn’t even know I was an ex-Googler). Talking to their recruiters does feel like talking to chatbots and can feel quite dehumanizing, in big and small ways. I’ve also worked at small start-ups that did world-class recruiting, or at least several classes better than Google — perhaps there are even higher classes, who knows. Both activities are called “recruiting” but they barely seem like the same
thing.
I think purity is more fitting than ego.
Why online booking system is important for doctors?
Inside the Trump Bunker, with 12 Days to Go (2016)
The Cyrillic alphabet has been the easiest part of earning Russian (for me, having English as my native language and coming to Russian relatively late in life).
How do I start learning technical stock market analysis?
FireHOL – a language to build secure, stateful firewalls
Markerless Augmented Reality for Motorbike
Nintendo Doubled Sales in Just 12 Months
Never liked GNome, unity, settled for Kubuntu. After KDE started annoying me, I use Bodhi Linux
https://www.bodhilinux.com
If these guys went back to the 80s with this knowledge they would be rich.
Benefits of Augmented Reality in Sports Industry
I'm still using my Airport Express as a wireless receiver for my stereos...old AudioEngine A5's that sound so nice, I have no need for a homepod at the moment...hopefully it will keep chugging away...
What is the equivalent of these 3 tools on Linux (Ubuntu)?
"Just looking for friends" is BS 100% of the time and "No one night stands" is BS 90% of the time. This comes from my personal experience. It's plausible deniability for the girl so if her friends see her on Tinder she doesn't get slut-shamed (Tinder has a bad rep).
I don't have a 'right' to privacy in my workplace bathroom stall either, but it's pretty fucking creepy if my employer watches me take a shit on the toilet too.

Now imagine if most employees didn't quite understand what the 'door security gates' are really doing, and you start to understand where the problems start.

That's the crux of the issue for me.

Also there is another perspective about labor laws, and if a society should allow employers to do such things in the first place.
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Fritz!Box: https://en.avm.de/
It's really sad and insulting to the language itself to do this - while there's nothing wrong with the design assets and guidelines, this looks like it was a template bought for $29.99 off a design website.

The problem is that the design has no connection or correlation at all with what the design is for. The difference is superbly obvious in the slide masters - look at the code samples - that code looks like it has absolutely no place on a slide like that.

That's true of the entire design language - it's great for a startup trying to be cool, but has nothing to do with Go. It's like what we'd get if we asked one of our designer interns to come with a brand language and the only brief they were given is "It's called Go, and this mascot is non-negotiable".
Not going to happen. Product bundling is a much more profitable pricing strategy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_bundling
Certainly it will, but to reach the storage levels required we're going to need 10 more gigafactories for batteries alone. Any alternative storage tech (molten salt or whatever) is 10+ years away. Clever distributed solutions such as using EV car batteries will require massive renewals of smart grids (which will move glacially)

It's going to take more than 10-15 years. Way more. It'll take 10 years from the date that we see massive investments on the scale of the OP into storage as well as the panels.

I'd say optimistically, in 10 years we'll have enough PV installed that the problem of PV overproduction (and negative prices on the market) will finally be big enough that it will cause mass-adoption of storage to begin, which will then take another 10 years to get going.
Is it really difficult to check empirically? It seems to be as simple as finding the number of investors and the amounts invested and checking that historically against the interest rate while controlling for things like population and GDP (or some other measure for disposable income available to be invested)

I guess it might be difficult to get numbers on how many people are playing the stock market and by how much, but you might be able to get that data from individual brokerages or looking at the number of brokerages and hedge-funds and checking their publicly filed financial reports.
> "The thing about trades is you don't need to be smart- just hard working."

Have you ever worked a trades job? It takes "smarts" to be a good HVAC technician...it involves knowing and understanding practical thermodynamics, electricity, and mechanics.

Due to the evolving nature of the equipment that mechanical and electrical technicians work on, they now have to know how the equipment works, how its networked, and how to troubleshoot any problem involving the equipment. It isn't uncommon, at least in the industry I work in, to find technicians that have extensive knowledge of electronics, electrical/mechanical equipment, and even have their CCNA and good networking/system administration knowledge.
How much actual stuff (as opposed to downloads) does the average person buy from Amazon, or other online retailers?

I wonder if I'm unusual in making perhaps one online physical purchase per month (not just from Amazon), but then, I don't think I've known anyone with a Prime subscription. Saving a day or two in delivery time also seems of very marginal value.
Maybe you're the outlier; maybe the other person is the outlier. Maybe 2009 is the outlier. Based on anecdotes, I feel like it's hard to say one way or the other.
MDALtd offer CNC equipment more reliable and cost-effective than others
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We are also switching over to walmart.
>> There is a giant queue I have left to read, and I've also left off some good ones

Would love to know more about these.
11 Wedding Color Schemes for All Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
I have met many such people (with Russian as their mother-tongue), who flat-out refuse to speak Russian.
I thought they had a bit more background checks for EV certificates but apparently it looks more like some placebo effect than anything else.
Shameless plug but anyone interested in deploying osquery and google's santa into their environment. Should check out https://www.zercurity.com - it supports Linux and Windows too.
As far as I know, he legitimately had a company named "Stripe, Inc". It was just registered in a different state.
Man, even I prefer that cute little gopher to this new branding.

Better spend money improving the real issues of the language, instead of paying to agencies for this outcome.
There are lots of options for aviation careers such as dispatcher

A bit of first hand here, I'm currently pivoting over to this-there is absolutely demand for flight dispatchers right now. There's two kickers though I learned along this course that was not immediately apparent:

1) While you can take the first phase of your ADX training online, virtually every school that offers this program requires a portion of in-class instruction, which for some is a deal breaker...mostly due to

2) The number of available schools is not that great; the majority are on either coast, with only a dotting of schools to choose from in the interior US.

3) It's not the cheapest professional license one could obtain, but there are others that are far more expensive (welding for example, excluding training and licensing and simply purchasing durable and quality work gear can be a heft cost)

Still, that said...I have a friend who also decided to go out and become an ADX. She took the FAA exam, passed and was employed in under a month (this required relocation on her part).
GP comments choice of words, not mine
Currently using shairport-sync, but I'll look into this.

https://github.com/mikebrady/shairport-sync
Yeah but I thought EV certificates involved phone calls, manual checks of the website, some basic security compliance... All the kind of manual paperwork & background checks that the standard certificate would not do.
Sure, but at some point they will begin to shed subscribers.
They mention that a company called Macrocom had figured out part of this trick in the mid-80s... From this linked explanation: http://8088mph.blogspot.com/2015/04/cga-in-1024-colors-new-m...
I meant the inflation adjusted value of your debt.
I bought a refurb Airport Extreme 3 years ago, and I wish In bought it new - as it now rarely shuts down, requiring a manual reboot. I wanted to replace it with another Extreme, but the writing was on the wall, and I didn't want to buy an unsupported product.

It's weird, but I really appreciate that the Airport Extreme looks nice and doesn't look like giant mechanical spider. I've looked at Google Wifi, Eero, and OnHub, but the deal breaker for me is that they only have 1 ethernet port. It's mostly laziness, but I don't want to have to buy a switch. Netgear's Orbi is nice, but I'd rather wait until it actually kicks the bucket before spending $400 on a router.
Amazon has over 100 million prime users, thats 10 billion in revenues, but US shipping cost is around 16 billion, and with Trump pushing for rate hike on US postal service the cost will go up. So raising prime rates is a good move.
> reasonably good mobile targets

What's the story of Swift for Android nowadays? Last time at looked it didn't seem a practical idea... I mean, even Google chose Dart of all languages for their Flutter cross-platform mobile toolkit. And on the native side Kotlin is gaining all the ground.

To be honest I'd love to see Swift instead of Kotlin and other things for cross platform mobile...
This is definitely not exclusive to stackoverflow. Math.stackexchange has the same problem, and from what I've heard, so do many other sites of the same format.
Reading this thread and filling some blanks from a bird eye view makes me realise how bleak the Mac ecosystem is slowly becoming.
I wish the syntax was more discoverable from this page. I see a sphere approximation, but no idea if it’s easy to produce from first principles or if it’s a primitive
Let's see how long they last before resistances develop.
right. and he passed the checks because his perfectly legitimate company is also called stripe inc and is also in the US, just in a different state.

now stripe could take this up with the courts about how ian is confusing consumers and so forth, and they would win. but they didn't - they went straight to the CAs, and the CAs folded on an arbitrary rather than legal decision, which is a little concerning, but also not too concerning. the CAs were probably were just alerted to the fact that ian was running a website in an obvious bid to confuse people, and decided to revoke his cert. and honestly I think that's a fine, reasonable response to what ian did -- to help protect people from fraud. what wouldn't be a fine reasonable response is to do the same if he were in fact doing real business as a different stripe with non-confusing logos in a different market, not trying to look confusing on purpose.

there's no reason to be worried about having your legitimate cert revoked because of things like this, just like there's no reason to be worried about having your legitimate website kicked off cloudflare because of daily stormer. ultimately his point is that if EV SSL can do this, it is shit, and on that I agree.
Dns anguish, just like poor lance on his bike ride through italy
if you look at certain places that are contested in the states like the east coast, mob violence, etc. there are many people who even today dress completely different to try and prove some kind of point. like people who came all the way from germany and italy and other countries to prove a point, to try and save face for all of the destruction in the 30s and 40s. It is so rampant that in many places people put on costumes pretending to be a certain type of person or religion -- if you remember the italian mob and all of the documented cases of real gangster harming so many people, this kind of thing happens even today but in subtle ways. if you look at nice kids like lance armstrong, simple cyclist, convinced to chase the "eternal life", the same conquest that hitler persuid after mass mu mentally ill, and so many people. so he goes to italy and suddenly someone is like check this out, you can practically be super human (again these are a mu people going back to killing jesus, this is the same roman empire in italy that mu one of the greatest people in humanity). lance armstrong is like the nicest kid and he travels though italy and he get nabbed by their quest for global domination. so many germans who aligned themselves with italy decided to do after the 40s and 50s, they just try and prove a point and almost completely throw lives in the garbage because of an age old nonsense, so they travel here and there to prove this and that point. They go out of their way to harm people in the same way lance was harmed when he traveled though italy. if you go back to indiana jones and the quest for the lost ark, look at how much evil came, they mu and stole millions of houses in europe and then they want to live forever or promise nice people like lance almost eternal stength. (continued in comments) ...
> The bar on the left is obviously a vertical imitation of the Mac OS X dock.

Which is a horizontal "imitation" of the NeXTStep doc, which I learned about from WindowMaker. And which is the obvious extension of a plain-old button-bar for the use case of a Window manager. So Kudos to old Stevie J, but still ...
For a while I used a distro called Chakra[0] that had a neat semi-rolling release model[1]. It seemed like a nice compromise. The system was stable, but end user apps were up to date.

[0] - https://www.chakralinux.org
[1] - https://wiki.chakralinux.org/index.php?title=Half-Rolling_Re...
Can you link the repo please? I couldn't find a link in the site and would be interested.
Ubuntu 18.04 released
Is there any formal distinction those economists make, or is it just a matter of "pretend it doesn't exist by calling it by a different name"? Natural monopolies can and do exist in markets as close to free as we can get.
I'm reminded of RFJason's Craigslist experiment. He posted responses and images. Much hilarity ensued. Until he was sued by a guy in Illinois, and lost ~$75K.
If necessity is the mother of invention, then we'll need a lot better software shortly.
This came up just yesterday, but I wonder if Ohm (https://github.com/harc/ohm) would help with the implementation...
I don't think it should be the only evidence required to convict, but it sure seems helpful. If further testing, and other details, line up, what's wrong with this approach?
> I gave up on it. I never use my stackoverflow account.

This roughly mirrors my experience...

I went through a period of engagement, which ended abruptly after an unpleasant interaction. The author of a semi-well-known niche library took time out of his day to poo-poo a highly specific answer to a highly specific issue. Thing is, the questioner and myself were using that library a bit differently than it's primary usage (broad data generation instead of test-data management).

So I had to debate with myself if I was really gonna be using my time explaining to someone I'd otherwise have loved to bump into at a conference that the world is a complicated place and sometimes I use butter knives to unscrew things regardless of what Ikea thinks about it... Haven't posted since.
I'd suggest using Kotlin then. It has tail call optimization, and nice functional programming constructs. It can also be compiled to javascript: http://the-cogitator.com/2018/04/25/going-beyond-android-kot...
When I pay with PayPal I usually ask myself if the website I'm on right now is genuine. I check if it's https, I check if the name is on the cert (the green lipstick) and, most important, if my password manager trusts this site by let it search for credentials matching the current url.
Oh,of course I'm not on a public wlan...
Can't it be easier?
Airbus controls/owns Bombardier.
Question is, what did we have to give to China?
What does unreliable community even mean? As far as I know the Julia community is strong and healthy. Just check out their discourse site or slack overflow tag julia-lang.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15904513
Fermilab used aspirin to detect water leaks in their rings (1979) [pdf]
Yes, but to get BSM into Elastic Beats, you either need to make a shim to convert from BSM binary format into json for FileBeat to consume, or you need to write your own Beats for BSM files.
Then again, the white collar worker spends evening with his familly. Travelling worker does not and it makes relationship with both kids and wife harder. You have to factor that in too. There is reason why remote work pays more.
> the present value of all long-lived assets will come down

That's not true for at least the last two asset bubbles. Interest rates were 4-5% leading up to '07 housing bubble and 5-6% leading up to '00 stock market bubble. Inflation was mostly higher than now, in the 2-4% range.