skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It could well be that you're right and noticing that not having to go to work frees up a lot of time is indeed a counterintuitive and valuable lifehack. It could also be that I'm right and it's an observation made of pure triteonium.

I'm sure we can both agree, though, that the gold standard for statistical significance is 30 Helens. 33 HN users is nowhere close to 30 Helens.
Initially its going to be based on RHEL so we can quickly ramp up. Over time it’s very likely we get more aggressive with RH CoreOS and newer kernels, but those are all details being worked on. It’s very important for us to be able to benefit from existing engineering investments in the community and within RHEL, but there’s a lot of excitement about taking what CoreOS proved could be compelling and reinforcing that with the Red Hat engineering teams. Stay tuned for more.
Will Savoir-faire Linux sponsor visa for the Application Support Engineer role?
Where are you getting your prices? I never remember being able to buy photoshop for $199. I remember it more like $600+. And the website shows $120 annually and that includes Photoshop AND lightroom AND 20GB of cloud storage.

If you need more than just photoshop, the deal is even better.

https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/plans.html
What makes you think this won't be used by people of all classes?

And did you hear the recordings? The AI is better at conversation than the humans it had to deal with. I would gladly use this to avoid talking to people who can't parse a plain sentence without rounds of repetition and clarification.
Android P has some interesting security features, too, especially the HSM thing, which I assume Google will use in Pixel 3. Maybe Samsung, too, because they have Knox and they target the enterprise market. But it would be nice if more manufacturers would use that, too.

Also I've been waiting for a long time for client-side encrypted backups.

https://developer.android.com/preview/features/security
Pretty sure Google's new talking AI just beat the Turing test
Surprise? “Having Your Smartphone Nearby Takes a Toll on Your Thinking.”
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I usually send a modification of this below, as I find it to be perfect balance between almost being rude by calling lack of their professional courtesy, but still nice enough, that actually people always get to respond:

Hi Mark,

I am following up my previous unsuccessful attempt to contact you regarding XXX. I realize you may have more urgent priorities, however I request the professional courtesy of your reply.

Please take a moment to respond and let me know whether XXX. I do not intend to solicit your business or otherwise burden you in any way, however I simply request a reply and status from our last correspondence about this project.

Do not hesitate to call me at any time if you have questions about XXX. I am prepared to assist you if needed, and that decision is entirely up to you...

Thank you in advance for your consideration. I look forward to your prompt reply either way.

EDIT: in other words, if they don't respond, I consider them unprofessional assholes, and noone likes that :)
- On scale of 1-5 (3 being ok, 5 being really bad), what’s your stress level?

I would think "1" would be OK. Anything over "1" would have a level of stress, and stress is a productivity/motivation/health/mood killer
You skipped over the meat of his post. If you don't need those extras, you can get photoshop AND lightroom for $9.99 a month. So you are getting it cheaper than you ever could.
What's another $30k in home costs. That's less thank 1% of my $3.2 million home in Palo Alto ;)

Whatever you do just make sure the neighborhood is zoned single family. Multi family just doesn't have enough roof space.
Hi. Do you provide visa sponsorship?
https://api.hackertarget.com/reverseiplookup/?q=208.109.192....
> he new YubiKeys support an on-device PIN that isn't shared with the server

Doesn't this PIN become a master password for all the websites at that point?
We're collaborating with the kubebuilder[0] project upstream, which is a subproject of SIG API Machinery that focuses on generating the best scaffolding for controllers. Myself and some Googlers also proposed creating a SIG focusing on platform extensions to Kubernetes, such as operators tooling[1]. The steering committee is currently not convinced that it merits a dedicated SIG, despite the many projects in the wild experimenting without organization. We're fully committed to taking well understood, community-accepted opinions from our tooling and upstreaming the work, if the community can agree on that aspect of the framework. A great example of this is the Application Definition Working Group, which has leveraged many ideas from our Operator Lifecycle Manager; our CRDs are practically the same! Now that things are open source, we should see things like these converge entirely.

[0]: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kubebuilder

[1]: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/kubernetes-dev/RgwIQ9Dii-I/Q...
The title reminds me how Google effectively crippled fast writing of emails a couple of years back, when they fouled up the Compose textbox with fancy JS/HTML hackery. Can't write & paste an email to the Compose box, can't invoke an "edit-text-in-external-editor" browser function on it. There's smart in simplicity.
Simple answer is no. But it depends on what you consider high-res, ESA does provide live feed out of they one satelite snd you might use those for constructing your tiles, still it is nowhere close to off shelf solution.
I wish I could just disable the data connection permanently

> Restricted USB Mode requires an iPhone running 11.3 to be unlocked at least once every 7 days. Otherwise, the Lightning port will lock down to charge only mode. The iPhone or iPad will still charge, but it will no longer attempt to establish a data connection. Even the “Trust this computer?” prompt will not be displayed once the device is connected to the computer
Thanks! This is really fantastic news!
A PIN is really a numeric password. It has all the same flaws - compromise risk (say via social engineering) and the risk of forgetting and needing it reset.

So the ‘passwordless’ option here is either rename the password to PIN or eliminate it to provide single-factor login. The latter is a dream for smart attackers, since there is always some social engineering route they can use to acquire a legit token.
I spent a good couple of hours trying to get into machine learning, using Microsoft.ML,from zero previous knowledge. I did the iris and sentiment tutorial on Microsofts docs, but when I tried moving to my own (very simple) dataset, I got exception after exception not understanding why. No one else seem to have the problems (because it's so new - to the public) and the source on github is apparently incomplete so I couldn't dig all the answers out myself.
It might be stable and mature but it's not a good entry point for beginners imo.
As a longtime iPhone user, I'm very happy that the competitors copy shamelessly from each other. The more they take the good parts from competition and refine it, the quicker maturity can be improved the board.

We're in the era where basic phone capabilities have stabilized. Aspects of competing offerings converging, because it has become more well-defined what the basics of phone is, and the basics of how it's supposed to behave.

Less "innovation" (trial and error), more copying of basics, and marginal improvements is disappointing to techies, but it's good for almost everyone else.
AI tools, including Google's Duplex, will benefit the bottom ~90% of the planet radically more than it will benefit the wealthy. That has been true of nearly all technology from the past few hundred years at least.

The wealthy will largely continue employing humans to do tasks for them, because they can. It will be just another form of luxury / status. An AI assistant will be considered beneath their class. The technology will be nearly universal and extremely inexpensive, two things rich people dislike as it pertains to signaling their status.
Yes, I'm suggesting an equivalence.

The reason that fallacies exist is because there is underlying structure to arguments. For some arguments, its possible for every statement within the argument to be true, but for the conclusion to be false. The argument which you gave for skepticism toward the concept of ego is one such argument that exhibits structure level weakness. The fallacy label is argument from authority. Often this argument form is used despite it being fallacious, because authorities tend to be authorities for a reason. So using conclusions they derived, despite not sharing the logical backing which led them to their conclusion, can end up providing correct answers. In this case though, in addition to the flaws in argument form, some of the premises the argument is built upon are also untrue. Experts in the past aren't necessarily authorities on their subject matter thousands of years in the future and what someone teaches about doesn't reflect the full sum of their knowledge on a topic.

Seeing this lack of integrity in structure, I set out to provide counterexample which demonstrated the lack of integrity in the argument structure. In that sense, as inputs to the fallacious argument structure, both ego and the terms I gave are alike.

Both the terms I gave and the term ego were inputs to the argument structure, they can be categorized as inputs used in such a way, and they share that category with each other.
That’s really the flaw of single sign-on and Webauthn - that one key now unlocks the kingdom.
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The first one. "You can hardly blame them" pretty much always denotes moral castigation rather than the technical attribution of fault.
One of the samples claimed to be an agent acting on the behalf of a client. Google says they're still deciding on the best format for these calls--here's hoping they take the criticism of people like you into account, and go with something like that example.

Of course, I don't really see why there needs to be an attempt to pass as human at all. It would be fine with me if they just reinvented the phone tree with a better ux. Especially since it's billed as a business-facing call.
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cromwellan didn't say it was easy. It's still hard to do something limited.
They also have an excellent set of lectures. They're in SF, but available remotely to members: http://longnow.org/seminars/

Stewart Brand usually interviews the speakers after, and he's fantastic at it. I strongly recommend seeing him in action.
For me, the money quote is:

> Duplex can only carry out natural conversations after being deeply trained in such domains.

The question becomes - How many people will really have the time and money to actually collect data to allow Duplex to take over. It might be true for large call centers but difficult at individual level.
Okay, we get it, the tech is there. The moment you put this in restaurants and other places where people need not apply, you're taking away their livelihood.

Marie Antoinettes, gen 2.
This article better still:

https://www.recode.net/2018/5/8/17329696/facebook-blockchain...

Looks like several heavy hitters on the blockchain project
Try Thunderforest - relief is one of their specialities.
Handy. Also, can it fight 10? :)
An ant is a phenomenon that emerges from the interaction of genes as they react to the environment in the same way that an anthill is emergent from the collective behavior of the individual ants as they react to the environment.

Memes would be the basic building blocks of any organism that emerged from the manner in which replicated ideas collectively reacted to the environment. Arguably this describes human culture, though I think that's a long way from exhibiting independent intelligence (but maybe we'd be incapable of recognizing it).

Presumably something could emerge from the collective interaction of such meme-based organisms. Though like with ants, where the phenomena of an anthill can also be understood directly in terms of genes (all the ants are siblings), I suspect it could really just be reduced to the interplay of mutually reinforcing memes.

I wonder what the analog to delineating the internal and external environment is in the meme-based universe....
I've come to terms with the fact that every tech trend is cyclical. Just look at the comeback functional programming is making right now. Or the way we went from thin clients (terminals) to thick clients (PCs) to thin clients (early web pages) to thick clients (progressive web apps). All of this has happened before, and it will all happen again.
This at least gives people a moment to consider the other forms of entertainment beyond a screen? Maybe go outside? Interact with people? Play an instrument? Make some art? Go volunteer somewhere? Stand up? Walk around?
I like "bugsmithing", it actually made me laugh out loud in the quiet office which drew weird looks.

The sort of term I'd expect on n-gate.com like "bike shedding"
It's not going to replace. It's going to add to.

First because it will fail a lot, as robot won't understand specifics such as what items on the menu do you want, oh but it's missing, do you want this instead.

And then you will multiply commercial calls, and spam mails will arrive on the phone.

Then people will abuse it to harass, annoy, attack competition, etc. Spam a restaurant with robot phone calls for a month and it's done.

Plus google will analyse all this data, because it doesn't know enough about you.

It's a nigthmare.

But it will be excellent for anybody with social skills. What i learn living in africa is that we became handicaped because we can avoid talking to other humans so much. Going back to france, my social, sexual and work life improved a lot because i had basically zero competition. The next generations will really suck at the game.
I am already using Coriander
> No thanks I don't really want black bars when watching movies...

I genuinely never understand people that watch movies on laptops. I find it a wholly unenjoyable experience.

Do you own a TV? You’re missing so much of the experience watching a movie on anything smaller than 45” and TVs are dirt cheap these days. I saw a 65” the other day for $250...
> It's the lack of a universal API.

This sort of thing is exactly why the healthcare industry still uses faxes, even going electronic charts -> pdf -> fax -> pdf -> electronic charts in some cases.
while I generally agree with your point, I'd like to point out that all those things are wildly generic and subjective (but much like "eat with moderation" still meaningful!).

E.g. what does "over protect" mean? Is it ok to let your 2yo climb on the climbing things at the playground, even if they are for bigger kids? Is hovering to catch him/her in case of fall overprotecting? What about climbing on trees? And Fences? At what age exactly is it ok to let your kids go to school or come back on their own?

Or, "read to them". Is one story at evening enough? one booklet per kid maybe? 2 each seems better, but then, probably it's better to read them something in the morning too etc.

Going back to the original proposition, most likely it won't matter too much if you read 1 book a week or ten stories a day to your kid, s/he will love you anyway, and as long as you are not abusive and keep them fed and clean, you'll be a good enough parent, which is the best one can hope for.
Presto: Distributed SQL query engine for big data
Optional functionality :P
Prestashop Social Login Addon
Does the social media login facility help in reducing the cart abandonment? Kindly suggest a social login module for Prestashop website?
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As an accountant I take an offence to this.. NOT!!

edit: minor spelling error
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The productivity gains from AI will make new jobs possible and will free up capital to be deployed in new economic creation. That is a cycle that has been essentially non-stop for the last 200-300 years (particularly aggressive and accelerating in that time frame). As populations decline and population growth stagnates, we won't have anywhere near enough people to fill the job openings in the future. The working class will benefit extraordinarily from the AI boom, it will raise their wages, it will produce an immense bounty of new jobs that will mostly go unfilled and it will drastically improve their standard of living.
I too used to think that networking events were a waste of time - until I learned how to "use" them correctly. The best advice I got came from this book: http://www.contactscount.com/makeyourcontactscount.html

It's a bit heavy at the beginning, but for a non-natural-networker like me, it has LOTS of useful advice.

By the way, the authors insist on face-to-face meetings, but I want to explore how far it's possible to get applying the same principles with remote relationships - which is fundamental when you don't live in a tech hub. I'm still thinking about how to proceed with this experiment, but if anybody else is interested in exploring the idea, feel free to contact me: dan@cybranding.com
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Maybe I miss something, but why are transhumanists not talking about improvements in ways of thinking? Like getting rid of cognitive biases, unnecessary stereotypes etc? To me their goals sound like they work on replacing HW in order to ”fix” broken SW. This might work short term, but living almost-forever with the same bad thinking habits... meh
Fuschia doesn't contain any Linux at all, hidden or otherwise. There's a compat layer you can run on top, but it's closer to the Windows subsystem for Linux than Chrome OS.
Yes, various parts use BSD/MIT/Apache licenses, e.g.: https://github.com/fuchsia-mirror/docs/blob/master/LICENSE

That said, parent comments seem to be talking about two different topics. Later comment about Google switching the underlying foundation of Chrome OS from Linux to Fuchsia sounds plausible, while earlier comment complaining about Fuchsia being proprietary is nonsense.
What are your plans for rkt? It’s great alternative in a docker-dominated ecosystem and much more solid architecture but haven’t seen much progress lately. Doesn’t seem to be getting a lot of love
Exactly. People think it will be used for better service. It won't. It will he used to save money. At the expense of the human. When was the last time you were satisfied with a web site help page ? They usually suck big time. They have zero way to help you on your specific situation.

I would feel infuriated to have to talk to a robot making me waste my time. At least during a waiting song I can put the speakers on and do something else.
> meta analysis about the news

aka "opinion" aka "blogging" aka "less expensive and more eye-catching than finding and reporting facts"
It never officially stood for that.The backronym was there even when the name WINE itself was very, very new [1].

[1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/comp.os.linux.misc/_g3F2H4ie...
Pencils have the disadvantage of putting out conductive graphite dust, which, in 0g, will float around for a very long time.
Is Doctarate mandatory?
Tax caps are the lesser evil. Without them, time and time again, city management has shown irresponsibility.

The proposed modification, to a per-person cap, solves your complaint about new people moving to the area. If the cap is $4,000 per person and there are 40,000 people, the budget is $160,000,000. If another 10,000 people show up, for a total of 50,000, then the budget rises to $200,000,000. Each landowner pays their portion of the resulting budget according to land value.
Hi tom169, thank you for reporting it. It wasn't our intention to create confusion among the products! Wirize isn't a Stripe product, so we're going to perform some copy changes to clarify it.
FWIW DomTerm doesn't really need Electron. Any embedded browser can work - using 'chrome --app=MAGIC_URL' works pretty well. The main thing Electron is used for are the menubar and a context menu - and those can be simulated with plain JavaScript.
It’s not approved for human use. A human taking it would be gambling with their health.
Gandhi's philosophy was largely based on Leo Tolstoy's

'Largely based on' is far too strong a term for the relationship between their ideas, after which the connection of the other figures to anarchism becomes even more tenuous.
https://news.google.com/news/settings/sources ?
Lyme disease is rampant in Silicon Valley wherever the deer are. And the deer ticks (vector) are very small.

https://www.sccgov.org/sites/vector/resources/disease-contro...

https://patch.com/california/losgatos/the-truth-about-ticks-...

https://www.mercurynews.com/2014/02/19/stanford-study-finds-...
> no way to plan beyond that without inquiring with them about an "enterprise" plan.

I find it interesting how often people (myself included) are willing to consider spending hundreds of dollars on a product or service, but aren't willing to take 30 seconds to send an inquiry email or ring a sales line. Possibly it stems from cynicism (or from a perception that "if you have to ask, you can't afford it") but a few times now I've grumblingly made contact with a supplier only to find that the prices are very reasonable and they're great to deal with.
That's less than the price of any single news source. Why would they offer that price to you?
The people around you are (probably) on the internet, but let me try to articulate the threats differently.

If I'm worried about 'people on the internet' that's threats like brute forcing my weak password, or determining my password on one site (through phishing, password leaks, whatever) and trying it everywhere else and finding I reused it; potentially using malware to slurp up passwords.txt from the desktop where I keep my varied passwords. If I keep a strong password for each site in a journal near my computer, I'm fairly well protected from internet threats as long as I don't get a keylogger. If I make sure I keep a copy of my passport journal somewhere else too, I won't lose access.

If I'm worried about people next to me, say roommates, office mates, or any one else who is near my computer, I'm more concerned about the physical security of my password journal; it might not be a good idea to keep it next to the computer if untrusted people will be there. These people could also be looking through password leaks, but they probably aren't.
I am like you, I want to write in markdown, store in plain text & organized in folders. I started with nvAlt. It is great but it doesn't support folders. So I jumped to iAWriter on Mac & iPhone. I have about 1500 files spread across different folders. I have been using this setup for about 8 months now. It seems to work pretty good.
Phone calls are necessary for anything that needs flexibility.

Coding flexibility in a website is incredibly hard.

Think about it. A restaurant doesn't have anything veggie on the menu, a last minute guest arrives and is veggie. You call to ask if there is something that can be done.

It's possible to code that, but it's a lot of work to get all the scenarios right.
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