skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Heh. I had hoped this would turn into a sequel to this article:

http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/medical_exa...

Unfortunately, it didn't. Still a good read, tho.
"There are not a lot of options to deploy performance marketing dollars for movies. Instead, most of the spend goes towards broad-reach, hard to track, media. They can offer studios a way to spend marketing that is not only trackable, but measurably incremental. I cannot overstate how juicy that sounds to a person in charge of spending an $X0,00,000 marketing budget."

Help me out here as I don't understand this one.

Basically when I go to a theater before the trailers I get ads. Then I get ads for nearly every movie ever..... that go on forever.

What else could they possibly do? Use that data to show me ads they're already showing me?
https://twitter.com/lymanstoneky/status/992105680000749570?r...
Sad to say but that is what happens when you’re in the Silicon Valley bubble solving nothing but SF/SV problems.

It would be great if more startups start across the US and the globe trying to solve problem the majority of people face rather than a small group of locals.
Hmm. I read the comment as addressing the goal of healthy, functioning cities rather than the goal of artificially leveling playing fields.
> I am never gonna give WiFi access to my TV.

I had XBMC hooked up to my TV with samba share years before smart TVs were really popular.

I really liked wifi tv then, and I really like it now. Improved my life.
So I get what you're saying and I actually really like your points that highlight the negative experiences one can have if they are sexually active. Moreover, he is romanticizing relationships. However, I don't think he necessarily is trying to illicit pity, he might be plainly explaining his feelings at the time. It's similar to how people talk about their alcoholism or depression, they might not be explaining their vice/issues in order to make people feel sorry for them or to wade in self-pity, they are just being frank. I tried to read it charitably, perhaps to a fault, I don't know.
Well at least it's nice for Macbook & Android users. I don't really like the Apple ecosystem but for my current work it's much easier to have a macbook. Now I can charge my Google Pixel and my Macbook with the same cable.
Dude, no one is accusing you of being a sex tourist, and at the same time it was absolutely not a ridiculous assumption until your clarifying comment; I don’t know what else to say.

It’s just applying Bayesian statistics. You seem to be taking this a bit too personally.

If someone assumed that a school shooter was a man, that would not be a ridiculous assumption, and I would not be offended even though I am a man and not a school shooter. Chill out.
I'm happy that Chromebooks are finally powerful enough to meet my needs, but I'm concerned about running three different types of apps — web, Android and Linux. Each of these are built for different platforms, with different expectations, different UX standards, and different capabilities. Won't throwing them together on the same device be a mess?
While I agree that going to a third world country to get laid is just a bad idea, I've spent enough time in the Philippines to learn about the issue from both sides. Family is a big deal there, and taking care of your family is way more important than basic physical attraction. Additionally, a western husband is a status symbol, above and beyond the financial support they provide. This mindset is so ingrained that mothers, aunts and other female family members will try to play match-maker with you when they know you're single. These girls aren't being exploited, if anything they're the hunters and you are the prey.

Personally, I don't see a problem with a woman making a choice to support her family of her own free will. If that's the only way that an extremely awkward westerner can find a mate, I say go for it.
In unspecified order:

- Maxing out the 401k early

- Marrying the right girl, also not marrying the wrong one

- Ensuring (in my own religious views) my eternal salvation. This one brings great peace of mind.

- Doing volunteer book reviews for programming books. This has opened a great many doors.

- Giving up alcohol after my kids appeared

All these have brought great payoffs. I can't say I made any of these decisions out of wisdom (most were just luck), but I am very happy with the way they've all turned out.
D'oh! You're right. My bad.

It's too late to delete the comment. Eternal proof of my pitiful human fallibility.
Go to therapy. You may well be below average in looks, and have to settle for a partner with below average looks, but everyone has shortcomings and I'm not convinced you couldn't find a life partner that would make you happy if you tried. It sounds like whatever your physical deficits may be, you are also insecure, fearful of rejection, and not working on improving your social skills. Don't quit before you've even tried.
Will Germany be applying the same enforcement to these standards that they applied to VW and emissions?
you might need to ask more directly if there is any commonality the "mods" see, in the IP ranges and identities behind the flagging...
I didn't say anything about him wallowing in self pity or trying to elicit pity. It looks to me like you are "rebutting" stuff I did not say.
It might not be a full-fledged security issue, but it's at least a user control issue. Why can't we easily set hard CPU/RAM/Storage limits for Electron apps?

Regardless of whether you love or hate Electron, its rise in popularity has clearly shown that a number of HN users feel like they don't have complete control over their computer's resources - that their only choice is to either avoid an app entirely or slow down their computers.

A user should be able to pick up an application and easily say something like "you can have up to 2 CPUs and 250mb of RAM. If you want more, come back and ask me." And honestly, if Google couldn't trust that most users would give it unfettered access to 4 gigs of RAM, I bet their engine would magically get a lot more efficient really quickly.
That's a much more legit use case. I plan on buying the latest RPi and install KODI on it, and hook it to my TV. Complemented with my router using Pi-Hole (RPi-based DNS server that filters out ads and tracking) I am pretty certain that it's gonna be pretty seamless and much better experience than the "smart TV software".
Awesome, thanks for the info, super interesting.
Very nice! Here is a watch that has one:

http://www.swisstime.ch/en-watches-CABESTAN-Triple-Axis-Tour...

And this is what another watch with one looks like in motion:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TveIl2whXY
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git submodules is just /begging/ for tooling.

On the surface, the commands are fairly verbose. And (as the article pointed out) the documentation on it could use some love.

However the biggest problem I have encountered while using it, is that what code I actually have checked out is opaque without doing the song and dance of actually checking out each submodule & inspecting the dir. This sucks when evaluating the codebase without cloning e.g. in code review on GitLab/GitHub. And the commands/UX for updating them is just painful and error prone.

Really, the difference between putting something in a git submodule and putting something in a private npm/maven/etc. repo is that I can look at a file and read:

my-dependency v1.1.5

And my human-brain can kind of know what that means.

Whereas if I look at a repo with a submodule, I just see a URL and a SHA. And while actually I think that this is a better model for keeping track of versions, it's terrible from a UX perspective.

There's also a whole host of tooling around your languages chosen artifact/package/dependency management that git submodules don't have yet. It's often supported by the same tools we use for compiling and other task running. Git submodules require another thing that lives outside of that ecosystem.

I kind of wish that a mainstream language would just adopt git submodules as part of their de facto package management strategy and build the tools on top of it we need to make it livable.
Both methods are buggy, but the second is also needlessly complicated.

The first possible bug is aliasing. The type of reg_name and DeviceControlAddress are not given, so it is possible there isn't a bug.

The second bug relates to memory ordering. Adding "volatile" will tell the compiler to do things in order, but the compiler will not pass that requirement on to the CPU. The CPU itself may reorder things. I saw this affect an embedded system back in 1998, and the problem has only become more common in the 2 decades since. Generally you will need assembly code to avoid the bug.
Typing this on a MBP w/T; I don't particular hate/love the chicklet feel, but I absolutely HATE the cursor keys. Seriously, the two-in-one up-/down-keys are horrible.

The touch bar itself boggles my mind in stupidity and had I had a choice I'd have skipped it. I wish I could get 17" matte display with a 2007-era keyboard.

I was angry enough to get a Dell XPS 15 (9550), but that's just ok and it's really hard to leave macOS behind.
It sounds like AMC is afraid of being blackmailed because MoviePass is a victim of its own success. Sometimes capitalism has hilarious results.
I've thought of one social technology I'd really like: a Pigovian tax to reduce pollution, especially greenhouse gasses.
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These ethics standards say yes, because no discrimination between people is allowed, only number of them matters.
And dear god, no one has to see dating anyone who isn't Kim Kardasian "settling". I've had sex with women who aren't what society considers "above average" but it was still fantastic. And my girlfriend isn't a model but she and I share a connection that could not be replicated with anyone else.

A lot of the issue is society tries to input ideas about what is "sexy" into our heads and a large part of realizing sexual liberation (both for yourself and with your partner) is dismantling those ideas and throwing them in the trash.
Imagine when most of their revenue comes from MoviePass. They can't flip a switch overnight.
I like these, but I think that this one is too evasive: "In any driving situation, the party responsible, whether human or computer, must be clearly regulated and apparent."
In reality, who is responsible for what is going to be the main problem that is faced on a day to day basis, and not attempting to define exactly how that works takes a lot of meaning out the standard. Other than that, it's largely stating what I would think most people would have assumed anyway. Which is a good thing and I'm glad they are doing it.
You want visibility? Apple. Though, you have to work your butt off from Mon to Sun and build something solid. You also have to be your manager’s dog. Follow him/her everywhere and help him/her closing bugs and building stuff.
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Or they could be bankrupt by July.

Everyone points to data as manna from heaven, but other people need to find your data valuable. Who is going to buy moviepass data? Studios are drowning in data and still can't predict hits reliably. I'm generally an optimistic person and I don't see the silver lining here, I would be shocked if they could turn this ship around before going bankrupt.
Askable Customer here. Fantastic service, would recommend to anyone in Australia. Vivien, who we work with, has done a great job (not too sure who this Andreas guy is).
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Like no cell phone at all? So did you just use a landline? Or did you tell people to email you instead of calling or texting?
The worst thing about using git submodules is it's no longer a simple matter of `git clone url://to.repo` to clone a project. Then, if the person doing the clone is unfamiliar with submodules, it's unobvious how they go about fetching the submodules separately.

The next worse thing about submodules is when you add a submodule to a project, if that submodule has submodules of its own it's completely unobvious how to perform the submodule addition recursively. The `git add module` command doesn't recognize `--recursive`. IIRC the way you work around this is via the magic incantation `git submodule update --init --recursive` after adding the submodule having its own submodules.

I really like submodules conceptually but the current UX surrounding their implementation is awful.
I've recently been in a similar situation. After some research, I decided to go with Flask. It is so easy to get started, you will drop that python is complex for a web app opinion very quickly.

Now, over the last couple of weeks, I've migrated my app to Quart [0] due to asyncio support. It is pretty much a drop-in replacement of Flask, and has great support for websockets, which I use extensively. You could use that (or the also supported server-side events), in conjunction with JS, to update your webpage.

[0] https://gitlab.com/pgjones/quart
Not sure if types will force the compiler to do things like constant time comparisons and overwrite sensitive information as it goes out of scope.

I think Java, C#, and C/C++ the compiler will decide that code to clear memory just before it goes out of scope has no side effects and optimize that code away.
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Wouldn't they feel low self-esteem at the thought that the person they're dating or having sex with is only dating or having sex with them because they're western or have money? I feel like that wouldn't really abate their insecurity.
Is this for antivirus signature evasion? If so, wouldn't it need to work on itself?
As a Man Thinketh – James Allen
Rationally, you're better off helping (or at least not actively harming) your fellow humans as part of a social covenant where they also help (or at least not actively harm) you.

Empathy is a mechanism for implementing morality, and all morality is enlightened self-interest.
You were quick with your reply and I actually added a paragraph to my comment since.

Basically I wasn't able to find any English equivalent to the system of naming conventions we use to denote "units" in the German language.

Most of the Wikipedia articles dealing with those things in German have no equivalent English article, or the english version bears no resemblance of the German version and vice-versa:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einheitenzeichen
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vors%C3%A4tze_f%C3%BCr_Ma%C3%9...

My takeaway is that in English you call the result of adding a prefix to a unit still "unit", albeit it consists of a "base-unit" and a "prefix".

And in your comment you just called "km" a unit again!

Edit: Made both links link to German version to avoid confusion.

Edit 2: What amazes me is that we managed to standardize systems of units and quantities - without standardizing the lingo surrounding them.
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> The Industrial Revolution was principally fueled by resource extraction, labor extraction and genocide committed in the colonies.

This is patently false, and we know it’s false because the end of slavery and colonialism didn’t slow the pace of industrialization. Certainly some of the initial investment came from wealth created by slavery and colonialism, but it was by no means the principal fuel however much activist revisionist historians might like us to believe otherwise.

> This is literally a standard white supremacist talking point.

Maybe so, but “white supremacy” doesn’t logically follow, so the point remains valid. I’m not content to yield the truth to white supremacists, since their conclusion is incompatible with the truth. Of course this one benefit doesn’t justify colonization; injustices can have some positive outcomes—we can recognize this while acknowledging that the positive outcome doesn’t justify the injustice.
The issue isn't with dating foreign women, but moving to a low GDP/standard of living country because you want to more easily find a partner. The reasoning is "women are more likely to date me, have sex with me, or marry me because my race is a status symbol / because I have money". This is not the foundation to a healthy relationship.
As long as the current strategy is working. If not, then hopefully new blood can help turn things around.
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Yup. Decisions have to be made, people will always try to influence them. You’re either making the decisions, trying to influence the person that is, or you’re sitting out.
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I use a seperate web browser on my phone for Firefox and Gmail. Everything else, I use Firefox.
Yet another HN Who's Hiring Browser.
It has various handy filters and sorts and lets us assign and sort by "stars", flag as "applied to", and record notes.

Uses localstorage so stick to one browser! Tested on Opera, Chrome, and FireFox. FF is needed to load index.html as a local file (unless someone help me work around Chrome's complaints).

Regex searching needs a ton of refinement. Working on that now, and performance when hundreds of jobs are matched.

More/same info here: https://github.com/kennytilton/kennytilton.github.io/tree/ma...

Happy job hunting!
You just said lonely men should move to those countries because it's easier to have sex there. The leap from that to "sex tourism" is not big.
Follow the process chains for manufacturing all of these technologies from their constituent ores, transporting them to a suitable location, and constructing the end product of a power plant connected to a durable energy infrastructure. It cannot be done without ore tailings, a preexisting grid (which will decay and will need periodic regeneration), though maybe it can be done without fossil fuels. I still think the coal phase-out is going to take another 50 years. I'd be surprised if burning stopped completely in my lifetime.

Generally speaking, we eat stuff to gain energy and stay alive, and process it into byproducts. Since we need heat and cooking and transit, we end up eating uranium and coal as much as food.

As far as the environmental impacts of the energy economy are concerned, I'd like to think that the worst of it was noticed and mitigated when the EPA was formed. Lots of the numbers about one form of energy versus another and the cost-benefit analyses are (as my argument was for you) way too much conjecture than I can be comfortable with.
The point of blockchain is to have something trendy to point to when your investors ask about it.
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On a tangent, the NSA put out a paper long long ago on X Windows security. (I don't think it was this on but it might have been: "Securing The X Window System With SELinux" [1]) Do you happen to know the one?

I'd also like to thank you for turning me on to NeWS et. al. ages ago in another forum. Blew my mind because at the time I only really knew about MS Windows and X.
Cheers!

[1] https://www.nsa.gov/resources/everyone/digital-media-center/...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NeWS
I worked for Regal for three years. Starting as a lowly usher and quickly becoming the projector tech for Oregon and Washington.

It is the worst run company I have ever worked for.

For example when "Something About Mary" came out we put it in theater 5. 150 seats. It was selling out every show. I was the projectionist at the time and said we should put it in #3 which had 534 seats. The box office was turning away hundreds of people every few hours.

I do not care about company profits. But I do care about my friends working concessions and door and usher. If we had the movie in the right theater we could have used more workers.

But lazy managers kept the print in #5 for weeks. Since it was a pain to swap prints in the computers. It wasn't.. It took two minutes.

That is just one example of many. It got even worse when I had to contact Nashville everyday to get basic supplies. It is never fun explaining why you need a new oscilloscope to a person that doesn't know what one is.
Amazing tutorial! I'll be reading this over many times. Thanks!
I don't see any way to opt out of this on my Project Fi (Google) account...
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Use that data to understand what movies you enjoy, cross-referenced with data that you leave in web searches and social media.

This makes the job of "design a movie that would appeal to X demographic" much easier
Not the OP, but I remembered writing something in Haskell, and being extremely frustrated when I chose to model something as a List.NonEmpty, because it wasn't straightforward to pass them around to functions that expected List.
MoviePass can show you ads in the app (or wherever) and then if you use the app to buy a ticket to tman advertised movie, they can claim the ad was responsible.

Advertisers like ads where they can see results more than just impression based ads.
Please provide a resource that is more up to date.
Start failing. If you want a different outcome change your behavior and take some chances.

You will probably fail a lot because it's difficult, compatibility is rare, and we do a terrible job preparing men with appropriate dating behaviors. It can be very difficult but also rewarding.

Most people seek mates of higher value+loyalty to ensure their survival. The prevalence of this behavior is a testament to its evolutionary success.

Do you sincerely believe that you're a low value mate, or are you seeking to avoid discomfort?
My preferred cyber forensic team, forces iPhone usage company wide. I had thought that was strange initially but definitely agree now.

Been around the world and outside the US it’s almost all Android, pretty scary that malware is apparently becoming more prevalent.
> A good design puts all the moving parts on the cable’s end

Are there any of those? I think every cable I can think of or have owned in my life is the other way around with the moving parts in the box part not the cable. I guess there's more space for moving parts in the box bit.

It's true I had a lighting socket pack up and replaced - the repair shop said it was quite common.

Also I'm on an Anker lighting cable as the plastic Apple uses is rubbish, cracks, gets patched with sellotape, dies in the end. PowerLine II is good - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLiSwyknmks.