skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because the Globes are voted on by the film press and not actual film practitioners. As an analog, it would be like patients at a hospital voting for the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Still a nice award but much different in the electorate.
It isn't. Case-insensitive lookups are the right thing; unix people oppose them out of tribalism rather than anything else.
The annoying thing about that is when you create a server they ask money for reserved IPs (and if I remember correctly the HDDs) even if the server isn't being used or never spun up. I paid my 26 cents to them for nothing and those were the last cents they saw from me.
Good response by aphyr. If I’m reading right, the original poster left because LLVM partnered with an organization designed to create internship opportunities for groups traditionally underrepresented in tech. In particular, LLVM agreed to take on one intern from that organization.

Everyone is entitled to their own reasons for leaving. But I do find it frustrating that the left gets saddled with names like “snowflake” when such small & reasonable actions routinely ruffle feathers on the right.
Masterminding the largest lottery scam in American history
>> in football/soccer the Fifa World Cup is considered more prestigious than the Olympics

That has nothing to do with number of viewers though. It is just a dirty trick from FIFA to eliminate competition: national teams in Olympics are junior (U-23) teams because FIFA does not allow senior teams to participate.
It is a little more 1984 than Fahrenheit 451.

That post never existed. We have never been at war Eastasia. [Your] Ignorance is [our] strength.
There's support for >260 char path lengths now without the \\?\ prefix, but I think you need to modify the registry, plus the application needs to opt into the new behavior via a setting in its manifest.
>Incelgate

can someone explain what this is?
Sure it would. People using Twitter still need to change their password even if it is the only place they use their password.
I'm curious as to your opinion of Aikido. While it's certainly purely defensive in nature, it's always seemed very effective at that goal to me.
Criminals used a drone swarm to disrupt an FBI hostage rescue
related: trying to trade bitcoin made me structure my activities a lot more. I hated trading, but it put negative pressure on itself leading to better use of time.
Over 2,000 unprotected building automation systems found in Finland
The problem with this dismissal is that "knowledge" is not just a word, it does in fact refer to something solid and concrete (insofar as most of us intuitively believe there is a difference between genuine knowledge and just belief).

In the real world it is impossible to find human experiences that are "causally linked" to facts in the world, and so the implication of the argument is that EVERY experience you have ever had is possibly like looking at the broken clock.

And yet, most of us would believe that there is a difference between looking at a broken clock that says noon, versus a working clock that says noon. It would be nice to have a rigorous way to distinguish between the two cases - solving that problem might teach us something about the world.
Woman haters are not getting laid.
Some new scandal, I guess, that has "gate" slapped to it, even though it has nothing to do with watergate.
Here is a video showing the evolution of rooms (and Playstation) from '95 to just a few years ago: https://youtube.com/watch?v=W7vaMAtGSFM
Ask HN: Commission sales agents for a software and product development company?
Two options:

1- If you're Relentlessly Resourceful { find something at the intersection of what you're passionate about, a problem, and a global movement. Then, create a company around it. If you're frugal enough you've got a shot at failing with 3-5 products (however similar between them) with $100k }

else {

2- pick 4-8 Tech and Biotech public companies w a 3-20B market cap w compelling visions that have initially been backed from top tier VCs. 1 example: BOX

}
I built one of these myself recently, you might be interested: https://github.com/pimterry/mockttp
Note these are only constant pointers. Your data is still mutable if the underlying data structure is mutable, (e.g. HashMap). Haven't used Java in a few years, but I made religious use of final, even in locals and params.
"If a baby were president, there would be no taxes, there would be no war. There would be no... government, and... things could get terrible. It actually, probably, it would be a better... screenplay idea than a serious suggestion."
- Michael Scott
A bunch of truly awful people nobody wants to be around blaming women for their lives instead of taking some personal responsibility.
If you're physically going into the DC, yeah that's normal.

ID scans for colo with remote hands? Nah.

We're quite far from either of those anyway.
Sure, and you never get EMI sources in a domestic environment, say mobile phones.

If you're building a system from scratch, you may as well use balanced audio, the driver costs under a fiver.
Seemly after the canadian guy killed people with a van, a witchunt for Involuntary Celibates started...

For example: https://twitter.com/ekp/status/991817194987114496
I found Goedel, Escher, Bach just as pretentious and ridiculous as this paper. As an undergrad, I wrote a paper that was almost that pretentious, and I'm embarrassed about it every time I think of it. How do these things make it past, in GED's case, editors, and in this case, both referees and editors? Someone has to point out the Emperor's unfortunate nudity.
What's wrong with the article and how is it related to incels?
In case anyone didn't catch it... the 4 photos of "random" dudes that follow the line:

> "here are just a few of the many, many guys we here in the office think are totally decent-looking, but that women have rated, in their occult way, as significantly less attractive than so-called “medium”"

are the 4 cofounders of OkCupid... ;)
Why Does Your Business Need an App?
Captain Underpants and the Incredible Magic Quadrant
I don't think this has anything to do with the incel movement. It was a risky post to begin with. This tweet is making a lot of assumptions. Flagging as no good discussion can come from this post on HN.
Wouldn't it be better to never even send the password to the server, but instead performing a challenge-response procedure? Does HTTP have no such feature built in?
> I started listening to the British History podcast this year

OT, but if you're interested in British History you might be interested in This Sceptred Isle. Most of it isn't available on iPlayer, but it should be in the usual places.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b009t23k

There are four episodes of this available: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00qh19l/episodes/player
Podcast Addict (android only i think) has always been my go-to app. Even paid for 'donate' version even though it doesn't really do anything extra I think. Really recommend it to anyone who wants to try something else.
Profiles in courage: The brave souls who ignored work emails after 5 p.m
If you use Amazon SDK in iOS you are accepting the BSD and Patents license
And a witchhunt of those people is somehow going to help?! When has that ever helped. People like that are to some extent mentally ill and need professional help instead.
I have to admit, I didn't look over your code and haven't noticed it incorporated multiple ideas aside from TLS. You're correct, if the main project doesn't accept the contributions then the beauty of open-source is that you can roll your own and fork it.

About the mission critical stuff I was mentioning is a pet peeve of mine. Often people don't realize that most of this stuff is 'buyer beware' and comes with no guarantees. So if a tool has a certain set of features and becomes mission critical then you can't 'demand' extra features just because it became so important. The right approach is to either support the business side of the project and upgrade or as I mentioned above, roll your own.
Yet Kim Dae Jung won in 2000 because of similar promises. And Obama won for absolutely nothing. So there is definitely precedent for prizes awarded with minimal lasting results. Knowing the Nobel Committee though, Kim Jung Un is more likely to win.
Aikido covers a rather wide spectrum of practitioners/practices - with widely varying levels of "effectiveness in real life". The key is to understand what you want and then work out if the way you are studying it (and/or with whom) will give you that.
I wouldn't use "witch hunt" for a community that toxic, though wow using -gate is obnoxious.
For Windows users, I strongly recommend trying this beauty: https://ascgendotnet.jmsoftware.co.uk/screenshots/

It has numerous features for customization, such as specification for characters to be used in the art, font face, size. It mat export to text or png of the text in color. It allows you to adjust the color levels of the source image, or crop it on the fly.

It is not exactly the same type of software, as it actually generates using a source image. I use it sometimes to make gifts for friends.
I bought Warby Parker glasses once a few years back. The lenses got scratched up pretty bad and they no longer fit. But they’re fine. Cheaper than designer.

These days I’ve had to go with Eyebuydirect. They’re cheaper and the turnaround is about a week. Some of the plastics aren’t as nice as high priced frames but still good and the metal frames are pretty standard.
It's hard for me not read this article and see a metric f-ton of hubris. If the depth of your thinking is that you are the Uber of X, the warby-parker of Y, you are so screwed.

If you've been around startups - the key is some kind of very early customer feedback loop; Customer Development from the lean startup process, the working backwards process from Amazon, etc. Adding VC money on top of this seems like fuel to a group of founders who haven't really considered that their model is not sustainable. And the VC's don't fundamentally care - they just need some small percentage to succeed.

One key quote from the article is "that CAC is the new rent". That's a nice way to view D2C. And let me tell you the last time I was doing D2C our CAC was $500 and you had to spin a pretty good yarn to make the lifetime number add up.
does a person that has brain cancer really voluntarily pay a neurosurgeon for treatment?

does a person that gets paid a wage for menial labor that funnels into a value chain that some executive sells for much more than the wage really work voluntarily?

does someone that's manipulated by social media that buys worthless overpriced brand name items really pay voluntarily?

does someone that gets arrested on trumped up charges and values their freedom really pay a lawyer voluntarily?

do people that live in blighted, neglected neighborhoods really move to higher cost of living neighborhoods voluntarily?

I could go on.

Your post implicitly assumes that contracts between equals exist. They don't.

also "if people aren't compensated, the quality..." is an assumption of your model, not an implication
There is a subculture of men who refer to themselves as 'incels' – urban dictionary has a good explanation: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=incel
hello, my personal website is running on a scaleway C1 (dirt cheap baremetal arm) since 3 oct 2015. There were some network issues the first months. No problem since. My main administrative task is: apt-get update/upgrade every week and backup of my site every couple of month.
Sounds tricky to get right, considering the filesystem can change in the middle of a path.
There is a reason why Aikido is not used in MMA: Because it's completely ineffectual in a real fight.
You can actually now self-sign apps without being a developer now.

There is a caveat however, you have to resign it every seven days.

Edit: I also want to say there’s a limit to the amount of apps you can do this with.

It’s not a great solution, but I have a feeling it’s as good as we’ll ever get.
I'm curious about the battery and reliability effects of push notifications without FCM. Using a single service for notifications allows a single wakeup across the device when fetching notifications. Last I checked, the minimum interval for coalesced timers in android is 15m and that's just in time for most telco NATs in the US to have silently killed your connection.
[Source: I used to run a 3P push network on android]
If there's a connection I certainly don't see it.
> ”HN keeps throttling my account since I'm a newbie around here”

You can reach out to the mods via the Contact link in the footer. They can remove the new-account throttling on a case-by-case basis.
Domestic disappearance is a measure of how much beef is used on the domestic market. So unless the meat is being used for not consumption, then yes.
just Google "Hegel ideology"
The key is to also understand that it will never help you in a fight of any kind.
I think you aren't missing anything because there's always a proprietary alternative, but unfortunately, for true freedom, very rarely an open-source one.
Ask HN: What are your favourite podcasts?
What are the daily/weekly podcasts you listen?
Firefox for Android, and Firefox Focus have been my go-to browsers on Android for a while now. Zero complaints.
Yup, like the article notes, we use these on ships where there are often times when you need to transport large pallets of material through a maze of passages and you often don't have enough reserved deck space to accommodate the turning radius of a normal pallet jack or 'walkie'. Material Handling Equipment with Mecanum wheels are omnidirectional (no turning radius), so you can transit heavy/bulky cargo through very tight passageways that would otherwise be virtually inaccessible.
> So LE should get counter-drones. But then the “bad guys” will get anti-counter-drones.

This reminds me of the not well aged The Big Hit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw3G80bplTg
The complaints are usually made against the training methods not the moves. Aikido moves are hard, the training partners response is usually rehearsed, and there’s much less focus on competitive sparring. It’s hard to learn something for real when the reactions are rehearsed. Other self defence focussed martial arts (Judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu) have a lot more emphasis on live sparring. I’ve done all three at different points in my life. Only as a jiujitsu practitioner am I confident that I could handle myself without injuring the other party.
These kinds of issues are excellent commercials for why the strictness of a language like F# (or OCaml, Haskell, etc), is such a powerful tool for correctness:

1) Outside of initialization, assignment is done with the `<-` operator, so you're only potentially confused in the opposite direction (assignments incorrectly being boolean comparisons).

2) Return types and inputs are strictly validated so an accidental assignment (returning a `void`/`unit` type), would not compile as the function expects a bool.

3) Immutable by default, so even if #1 and #2 were somehow compromised the compiler would still halt and complain that you were trying to write to something unwriteable

Any of the above would terminally prevent compilation, much less hitting a code review or getting into production... Correctness from the ground up prevents whole categories of bugs at the cost of enforcing coding discipline :)
That a martial arts is "working" or "not working" is irrelevant to some of the parallels the author tries to highlight.

From p9 :

> The question of adequacy in martial arts is equally nonsensical — although a frequently asked question. Is such or such martial art adequate (efficient) in a real fight? You trained bare hands so what do you do in front of a knife? You train with a knife, but then what do you do in front of a gun, or an atomic bomb? Back in the middle ages, martial techniques could be considered adequate or not in such or such situation, but today, the point is different. In the modern sense, the purpose is education and self-development through martial techniques. This is what led Japan in the transition from martial techniques (Bu Jutsu) to martial arts (Budo) during the Meiji era. So just as a piece of music is adequate as soon as there is one person to enjoy it, a Budo is adequate as soon as there is one person to enjoy it for personal development
> analog computers all over again

Biological coding is quite digital/discrete in its nature, from genes up, that's why it scales and has things like error correction. You can get all the precision you need if you get EC and statistics right. Now that will be the biggest challenge. (And getting statistics right is essential even for something like a modern CPU that always has at least a few broken transistors in it but still works.)

What we see as "individual organisms" at the large scale are analog in their functions, but this is an illusion. The actual units of information or transmissible programs are nothing but digital.

Life likes discrete/digital building blocks for complex machines for the same reasons we humans like them in our technology, nothing special here...
Yeah, it doesn't really offer any good advice, just offers up questionable conclusions. Personally, I think it's an indictment of online dating in general as encouraging our shallowest selves to go front and center, but we seem to not want to give it up yet.

I don't think a service tailored at dating is ever going to be decent at what it's ostensibly doing. Instead what's going to work is someone doing a local community app right.
> Advertising in the nytimes over some other paper or advertising on fox over cnn are all examples of targeted advertising.

"Targeted" advertising generally refers to the tracking-based targeting of individual people. Re-defining the term to include all types of advertising makes the term mostly useless.

> Doesn't seem feasible.

Banning targeted advertising would be easy with legislation that bans tracking and showing ads to individuals.

> You'd have to make people randomly choose advertising spots from all of media.

Traditional advertising methods worked fine for centuries. Nobody[1] places ads randomly; you advertise where your product's audience will see it.

[1] Advertising intended to build general brand awareness instead of selling a specific product or service might buy ads somewhat randomly, because the goal is simply getting the brand name seen widely and often.
I hope these international conventions at least partly answer your questions:

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNESCO_Convention_on_the_Means...

- https://www.unidroit.org/instruments/cultural-property/1995-...
I'm pretty much same. I don't like it, but I won't use anything else either. It's bad enough that one company has so much data. I kind-of like the analogy someone told to me at some point that I prefer to shoot myself once in the chest instead of three times to the leg.
You can do that - it's the "textbook" solution - but you can probably do better by not making your inputs larger: in the worst case you're going from multiplying N digits by 1 digit to N digits by N digits.
GEB touches on the internal looping of G, E and B. There is a real idea underneath.
>Olympic gold in most sports are based on excellence measured objectively.

Just because something involves a measurement doesn't mean it's completely objective. All the medal tells you objectively is who ran fastest in that particular race, on that particular day, out of the people participating.

There are many subjective factors contributing to that result, and any "excellence" we infer from it is still highly subjective. Indeed, the very notion that running the fastest is something worthy of prestige is a subjective one.
I've been running LineageOS (and its predecessor Cyanogenmod) for 6 years now across three phones, currently a Moto G5 Plus. Have also set it up for several other people. Subjectively, the overall stability and quality has improved drastically in the past few years. It's almost certainly better than the stock build of Android on most phones. Performance and battery life is improved without Google Spy Services always running in the background. It feels great to run a (mostly) surveillance-free smartphone that answers to me, and only me.

If you do need an app from the Google Play Store in a pinch, Yalp Store gives you access to that, and most of them work well enough. For the occasional app that really needs Google Spy Services, I keep an older 'burner' phone around which runs the factory-default build of Android.
No one created the math. Things like pi = 3.141... just are that way because they have to be that.
Not exactly human made.

Also I suspect the article is wrong and we'll be outclassed by AI.
To be fair, it's tremendously difficult to even know what gets compiled in to the final package you get. Fun fact, Lineage, without GAPPS still phones home for network connection checks.
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There are always going to be more people that need professional assistance than there are resources to give them said assistance. A normative solution is better than no solution.
The value of converting media content into structured data is underrated.

I imagine the future market is vast for media companies to offer their large stores of
content this way.

Kudos to NYT. I’m often impressed with their technical contributions.
> implementing plans to prevent this bug from happening again

How does one do that?
I've always wondered if that was a realistic way of taking a drone down, it seems the risk to the birds from the spinning propellers would be substantial.
If the original patent was November 1972, then surely it had long-since expired by 1997, which then begs the question of why it was necessary that: "In 1997, Airtrax Incorporated and several other companies each paid the US Navy $2,500 for rights to the technology"

Is there something about US patents not mentioned in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Term_of_patent_in_the_United_S... ?
World Press Freedom day: The economics of media freedom
Or pipe to sed for "emoji art"
Airborne Recovery Could Expand Operations by Unmanned Aircraft
What's even better is that there is no longer the need to theorize about which of the martial arts work and which don't, because we already ran that experiment (UFC). Turns out that what actually works is a combination of kickboxing, wrestling, and jiujitsu. Everything else is just basically hollywood acrobatics.
The stat that they don't show are how many simultaneous sexual partners people have on the site. They could have made it an interactive data exploration site to compare this to attractiveness!

Just get off of these awful sites and programs. They profit off the worst traits of humanity and it seems their blog as well. There is nothing scientific or useful that can come from their data or supposed insights. The first step in the right direction was to delete the post.
I used it to great effect in a bar brawl once. I was working security, some guy swung at me and I went straight into an arm lock pinning him to the ground. Nobody hurt, no problem and I was able to restrain him with a minimal amount of effort til the other guys came and escorted him out.

Aikido is great in self-defence situations where someone is coming at you. Of course the drills are contrived, their purpose is to train your muscle memory not actually to prepare you for combat.

It's not great for performance really.

The whole "come at me bro, but no not like that" thing is really something that only new practitioners will do because they're amazed by the power of these techniques.

The real weakness of Aikido is the pressure on the joints. I'd love to do it still but my knees can't take it any more.
But in Java it’s much easier to do the error of using == instead of equals if you always jump language.