skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't think it has to be? Honestly, I don't know; I'm not in sales at all so this is my off-the-cuff opinion from outside, but it sure seems to me that the entire profession of sales is all about dishonesty. Whether it has to be or not, I don't know: how successful would honest salespeople be really? If the dishonest ones are more successful long-term, then that means that companies that use dishonest salespeople will outcompete companies that don't. I don't know if it's really like this (a scientific study would be difficult, plus it could vary a lot by industry; what works for Best Buy or used car salespeople might not be the case for enterprise software or medical device sales), but I do suspect that, thanks to human nature and short-sightedness, dishonesty in sales probably does correlate with long-term success. Maybe the internet with all the online reviews will change this, as it gives people more information in evaluating merchants ("John at this store totally lied to me when he sold me Widget X!! Don't shop here!").
They specifically mention that Google Play Music subscribers will be getting access to YouTube Music, so I would take that to mean not YouTube Premium(i.e. renamed Red).
The problem is that you are holding in one hand currently accepted mainstream scientific thought, and in the other, your "kid logic," and treating them equally.

If you want to learn more you need to learn more - which is to say that it's fine to question the current scientific literature but you better be reading the current scientific literature and not basing it on a grade school Earth Science experiment you saw when you were 7 years old.

I know very little about this realm of science, but I know enough to trust the accepted mainstream.

Feynman was shouted down at times but he was an Ivy League educated Nobel laureate physicist discussing physics. That's probably not an appropriate comparison for your HN comment.
And get it up to the ozone layer, because at ground level it's a pollutant which causes lung damage.
Please explain how Columbia or Mexico is not west, goegraphically or culturally.
some pics on their twitter eg https://twitter.com/typesfast/status/974037384508588032
Dude, you are 25... try it out till you are 35! Theres no rules. Do what makes you happy. You can do programming part time. And you will always have programming.

By the way, the whole "meaningful life" thing is just a scam. Its a Hallmark type motivational slogan. Real life is anything but meaningful most of the time. I mean some times it is, sometimes it is not. But just focus on doing your thing, meaningful will take care of itself.
Can the San Francisco Bay Be Saved from the Sea?
I think most people know about the tsunami if they think about it, but what sticks in the mind is Fukushima. The seismic event that killed 15,000 people in Japan, probably the country best prepared for earthquakes and tsunamis, was largely overshadowed, at least outside Japan, by the ensuing nuclear disaster.
I don't think naming and shaming will do anything, but maybe when somebody's location data embarrasses them, they will do something about it. I think a good analogy is the Video Privacy Protection Act.
> How can you talk about these things with such a high degree of certainty?

Because "in hopes that they can integrate with us" is just silly.

Of course, I admit that I take for granted that I don't have to justify a believe in evolution.

If you entertain the possibility it was a deliberate human act it would have required an effort like the Fox breeding experiment in Russia. They would have had to go out and catch wild wolves and breed them for generations - that seems extremely far-fetched. Much more likely that there already were wolves that had gotten used to humans, which means they had already changed. Which is what I said:

> even if some of them may have thought about it, but by then it was already happening

It sure is likely that humans at some point thought it useful, but the domestication started not because anybody in particular wanted it to happen.

By the way, I think horse domestication is (was) probably different. It's easy to see how wolves benefit from leftovers found near humans, but horses just need grass. Horses also still don't depend on humans nearly as much as dogs do.
Reminds me of when Andy Dufresne thought he was protecting himself when he told the warden he'd never tell anyone about cooking his books.
I think that coyotes are doing well as species, not necessarily as individuals. I suspect this is the framework of the post as well, but it should have been more explicit.

Non-domesticated technology/industry/world changing innovators ("coyotes") will exist in any modern society and will still change the world. But an average young coyote cub could still be very miserable.
The Making of an Evil Genius
I can't think of a western scientist being labeled as a christian scientist.
However, if we talk about western thinkers we have Augustine of Hippo, usually known as St. Augustine, and Thomas Aquinas, know as St. Thomas Aquinas. They played a major role shaping the Church as we know, but they were also highly influential in western society and philosophy as a whole.
Descartes jesuit education is constantly brought up when talking about his work, at least when comes to philosophy.
Free cash flow is a non-GAAP metric. Amazon provides three different free cash flow calculations (depending on how leases are accounted for). In 2015-2017 the corresponding figures are $26.4bn (7.5+10.5+8.4), $14.8bn (4.9+6.5+3.4) and $5.8bn (2.6+4.7-1.5).
My understanding based on what I hear from friends in the industry is that this is definitely not true, especially earlier on in a pilot's career. If one plays their cards right, you can make a good deal more as a 'cargo dog' pilot when you're young, compared to working for a regional or non-major airline, which is where most younger passenger pilots begin their careers. However, the disparity in pay can be more pronounced later on, as senior pilots at the major airlines can in many cases make much more income, or have a much better work-life balance.
I'm going to do a similar test to evaluate some routing alternatives. How did you perform your tests?
Honestly, as a third-world citizen, I just can't fathom why anyone here would give a shit about ozone layer. We are extremely dismissive of those issues here because we care about the future of humanity and Earth a lot less that first-world populace. We have no incentive to protect the Earth so that children of first-worlders can live healthily in 2050 whenever.

You fucked us all up with colonialism and whatnot, and you still keep exploiting us like mad (not hyperbole - I get to see it). I guess payback will be sweet.
I think it’s a perception of Thailand being so corrupt and inefficient. It’s easy to think that you’ll “get lost” in the country. But I guess police are more effective than they appear.
Not really, the concept of Liberal as capitalists against social reforms proposed by unions goes back at least to the 19th century:

"What, then, did and do Liberals (for the most part) understand by this freedom of the individual, or individual liberty, and why have they always made it such a strong point in their political faith? The answer is, they meant by individual liberty, first and foremost, the liberty of private property as such, to be uncontrolled in its operations by aught else than the will of the individual possessing it. What was cared for was not so much the liberty of the individual as the liberty of private property. The liberty of the individual as such was secondary."

https://www.marxists.org/archive/bax/1890/11/libvssoc.htm

That doesn't mean left liberalism doesn't exist, of course.
> dumbed down

Hey now, I'd like to speak up for the sheep. Maybe a bit introverted but not dumb. In my experience they are quite opinionated and willful.

Ok maybe I am projecting a bit.
Advertising your product as "2 day shipping" and then going, oh well that only counts from when we ship it so you will get your item whenever, is the kind of misleading pedantry only politicians and lawyers would engage in.

They may be technically and legally correct, but a reasonable person would not assume that paying extra for 2 day shipping still meant you'd get your items in 7 days and Amazon knows it.

Additionally the Amazon order page told me I would receive my item in 2 days from when I placed the order so it's not like I ordered it when they we're telling me it would be a week.
Twitter has somehow managed to mis manage their developer ecosystem time and time again. It’s incredibly sad.

By now they should have a massive developer ecosystem but these arbitrary measures
Lead to no developer wanting to build on Twitter.
At my job, if I told the story like that, I'd be told "I'm being too negative."
If you want to claim they caught wild wolves and started a breeding program like what was done with the famous Russian foxes then it is you need to bring a citation.

The outrageous claim that needs citations is that the wolves had "hopes that they can integrate with us".
Because they knew the vote would have no impact. Had there been real stakes you would see defectors in the re-election swing states.
I used to.
A bunch left for twitch after the demonetization scandal. A few use exclusively Patreon, but there's no discoverability there.

I will agree there's not a lot of options, though.
> Everyone has abilities, and limits to those abilities. Designing for people with permanent disabilities actually results in designs that benefit people universally. Constraints are a beautiful thing.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/design/inclusive
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does any individual animal other than humans meta game? I'd be surprised if even chimps had long term deceptive overarching strategies
Dumb question: would such a thing make sense for blade servers or something like that, where you want low watts/MIPS but don't care about GPUs?
CFCs effectively function as a catalyzer and aren't consumed by the process, hence the hole is more of a Ozone sink. Wikipedia explains the effect of large-scale transport in the stratosphere well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone_layer
Or "How I learnt to attribute my own failings to others."
>In 1940, at the age of 51, Midgley contracted poliomyelitis, which left him severely disabled. This led him to devise an elaborate system of strings and pulleys to help others lift him from bed. This was the eventual cause of his own death when he was entangled in the ropes of this device and died of strangulation at the age of 55

Wow.
>	I mean, if you put guns instead of planes on a modern aircraft carrier you'd have a battleship that's a hell of a lot bigger than any battleships in WWII.

This is not true. The biggest battleship bought was the yamato

> Length:
> 256 m (839 ft 11 in) (waterline)
> 263 m (862 ft 10 in) (overall)

The biggest CV (aircraft carrier) right now should be the Nimitz class with

>Length:
> 317m

which seems to emphasize your statement, but, battleships are not versatile and battleship development pretty much stopped after WWII. The germans had propsals of the H-class battleship, with a total length of the H-44 of 345m.
Good luck arguing that novel legal theory when in front of a judge on a fraud or tax evasion trial.
Why do Ebola outbreaks keep happening?
Maybe try to figure out how to make the work fun? Or, try and instill a goal less of "getting the grade" and more "attain mastery of the subject"?

I would have been burnt in college, except I got to homeschool the last few years of high school. During that time I took CLEP tests. They were pretty easy for the most part, but they required I actually do the reading and prepare for them. That helped, since in school I just had to pay attention in class, and I'd be good. Then I went to a community college for most of my core classes. That helped too, because there the homeworks either were optional or counted for very little, but I got to see how not doing them hurt my grade. By the time I went to the actual university I wanted to for my major specific stuff, I had developed better study habits, and knew what it took to actually do well. I was helped at that point that, since it was the courses relevant to my major, it was all stuff I was interested in, and actually wanted to attain mastery in.
What about rockets like SpaceX etc. and volcano's erupting like in Hawaii? What effect do those have on the ozone?
> Of course you probably can't sell it to me anymore and that may be lost revenue

Yes, this is the point.

> but it depends if I would be actually willing and able to buy that IP otherwise

I'm not entitled to your money, of course, but in exactly the same way, you're not entitled to my IP (or my candy bar).

> In case of IP, even if I pirate it, you can still sell it to other people.

If everyone followed your logic, no I couldn't.
Please get help to realize your value and the opportunities you have to contribute positively to your area and the world. You can be a force for good if you choose.

This assumes you're not just trolling, but actually, it applies if you are trolling as well.
I get a 502 Bad Gateway error when trying to open this page from India.
The statement that requires proof is the one that dog evolution was caused by desires of any one in particular, especially "hopes to integrate with us" of wolves.
I'm quite amused to see all that veiled scaremongering when it comes to crypto, even if it has a grain of truth. Yeah, truly the ones who get involved in it can be thought of as either coyotes or raccoons, but I think prohibition and "the war on drugs" only shows how much can something be made desirable by making it unfit for public consumption, and at that point the animal simile breaks down.

Not to mention that, as other commenters have mentioned, coyotes have been rather successful in spite of human encroachment, just like cryptocurrencies grow stronger in the face of looming regulation and sanction. Sure, it might scare off some raccoons and kill some coyotes in the short term, but it's going to be still there. And for all the "coyote institutions" that perished, there are still many more.
On Windows hold shift then press the media keys to control a second (background) program. Found this out purely by accident in this exact scenario, VLC in foreground and Spotify in background!!!
Resource management tool was made before git when SVN was a thing so im more than sure that it doesn't exist anymore.
That neural net thing may still be alive, but buried deep on my workstation. I'll look for it and publish it on git eventualy.
There is also particle swarm optimization lib i made for it here:
https://github.com/CreoOne/ParticleSwarmOptimization
How are they not uploading the image?

Maybe they mean they are not storing it permanently on disk. The upload is still happening, right? Or is it all being done in browser with JavaScript?
Thanks but how did you find this? I guess the fact that it was co.uk meant my site-restricted searches failed.
China, obviously.
Airplanes account for 5% of global emissions. Ground transport, 40%. Presently, the low hanging fruit is ground not only because of its much larger share of emissions, but also because transitioning to renewables is easier (at least today) for road than air vehicles.

Noone is going to "severely limit" air transport due to its emissions. Doubling the cost of oil, maybe, but not emissions.
Never buy into a Google service thinking it'll be around for a long time. There's only a small handful of things they do that have had real staying power, and they're all free (search, Gmail, Maps).
Doesn't anyone use the "View Source" option in browsers? It's WordPress.
Impact would be larger on the third world than the first. Increased sunscreen use when outside and lower crop yields.
Same in US. How did this fly to the top so quickly?
This kind of polling really bothers me.

> when I buy internet service, I am paying to transmit information between my computer and the websites I visit, free from interference.

Of course they'll agree with that. Now ask them if they think their VoIP landline phone calls should be required to be treated with equal priority to their neighbor's cat videos or bittorrent traffic. Ask them if their provider should be able to regulate disruptive / chatty protocols used by a tiny minority to improve the quality of the service for everyone else. Ask them if it bothers them to have their Netflix traffic be zero-rated as a bundled-in perk from their ISP.

You'll then find the number much lower than 80% in "support." It's difficult to imagine a more leading question.
hey i really enjoyed your perspective. i share a lot of the same opinions. save every penny and move to a very low cost area.

the rich demand that this revolution happens. we can't stop it even though we see it
I'm not affiliated, and I've only taken a cursory glance at it, but it seems like a normal multi-sig escrow service.

It's not an account that "belongs to them", but an account that belongs to multiple people (using multi-sig contracts) so that any single party can't decide to spend it.

The idea being that if you didn't fulfil the contract, you can't take the money and run. If I didn't fulfil the contract, I can't prevent you from taking the money, and if this service goes down, the 2 of us can still decide who gets the money on our own terms without them.

Basically this idea locks away money in an account "owned" by 3 people, and in order to send the money somewhere else, 2 of the 3 need to agree on where it's going.
It doesn't help that the time between the late 30's through the early 40's is the nadir of life satisfaction in general.

You may want to talk to a professional if it is really getting to be too much to handle. A good councilor will help you figure out your own path and help you identify what needs to change.
Show HN: Miniserve – For when you need to serve files over HTTP in a hurry
Same here, don't think it is localised to India.
same here, hugged it probably
Getting a 502 Bad Gateway atm. Here's an archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20180409001505/https://mywiki.wo...
It is interesting to see how the current dwindling stockpiles of R-12 are being treated. See this ebay listing:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/R-12-Refrigerant-3-Du-Pont-Freon-Ca...

I'm sure that every person buying cans on ebay is either a certified technician or buying them "solely for the purpose of reselling them to an EPA certified technician".
I'm not sure, but they don't produce CFC-11. That is what is being measured, and its effects on the ozone are well-established.
Russian #Telegrab #malware harvesting #Telegram Desktop credentials, cookies
How bad it is depends on what you're comparing it with. The shipping industry might have relatively retrograde attitudes towards pollution, but air freight still uses something in the order of 100x more carbon per tonne km than sea freight which is often a close substitute. 1990s 747-400s brought back into service aren't exactly the most energy efficient aircraft either. On the other hand, you could still fly a tonne of stuff for a few hundred miles for the estimated carbon cost of a single Bitcoin transaction...
What does that have to do with a nation violating an international accord to stop producing CFC emissions?
You could create an issue template that explains the rules. If people still file support issues, you close those with a friendly reminder text (copy/paste) in which you explain the reasons why this is not the place for support. If people still think this is rude, they have personality issues which shouldn't be of your concern.
OK, that was fun - dug up an old quote from the Ithaca Intersystems linker manual I always loved (quote, not manual) -- "This program is dedicated to and named after a good friend, Link Hogthrob. "
Cached version: https://web.archive.org/web/20180517123320/https://mywiki.wo...
You didn't say that talking to people was like computer code, you are describing talking to people like it's computer code so it is relevant.

>Also, saying "thank you for making it" isn't answering a question at all, so it isn't "answering a different question".

Saying that you're not lieing because you are haven't said something that is false out of context, but is still misleading _on purpose_ is the most pedantic thing I have heard all year.

And just don't reply if you are going to be done with a discussion, telling people you might not bother replying to them is condescending and uncivil for this board
Probably people upvoting it without opening, just assuming the headline accurately says what it is.
Cool, so what is the 1 million contract for? Just co-developing VTOLs so both parties benefit? Sharing information and knowledge?

Or does it have anything to do with US governments license on the partnering programs granting them
"nonexclusive, royalty free and worldwide license for government use" for any IP and resource commitment? Which seems to be one of the top selling points of the program, I guess it could say "exclusive" also which wouldn't probably be on the front page of license information.

https://www.arl.army.mil/opencampus/sites/default/files/CM%2...
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You're both right! There are regular people and regular families living under very corrupt and "shady" government regimes.
> that it came into existence from nothingness

You assume the default is "nothingness" but what if the default is "everythingness?"
> But the places where the effect of feminism on the equality of opportunity, power, and so forth are most strongly expressed tend to be the ones with smaller, more stable families.

Yes, that's what winning skirmishes and losing the metagame looks like. If a meme's host population has a low fertility rate, it'll need to be very strong in recruiting. How strong is this particular meme in recruiting, and what's the delta?
I would argue that this is worse than Equifax; at least Equifax was pretending to offer a useful service to people.
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> less money for cargo pilots

I believe this is wrong; cargo pilots typically have higher comp than passenger transport pilots, even within type.
You made most of my waking life miserable and now you have guts to ask me to push your interests forward by labeling it "force for good" and ask me to do value-searching to find my inner Stockholm-syndrome. Go f*ck yourself.